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June 1, 1977
Order of Eastern Star ceremonies
The Donegal Chapter,
Order of Eastern Star,
observed its SOth anniver-
sary with a banquet at
Historic Strasburg Thurs-
day night. Honored guests
were Mrs. Joyce Cooper,
Grand Worthly Matron;
Marshall C. Stevens, Jr.,
Worthly Grand Patron;
Mrs. Jane Dick, Past Mat-
ron; and six charter mem-
bers.
Mrs. Margaret Frank of
Maytown, P.M., was chair-
lady of arrangements and
Mrs. Romaine Slavey of
Maytown, P.M., was co-
chairlady.
Appointments to the
Grand Chapter were hon-
ored. They are: Mrs. Jane
McDowell, ACCM; Mrs.
Jane Dick, ACCM; and
Mrs. Grace Shireman,
Grand Chapter Rep.
The Donegal Chapter
was constituted by Grand
Chapter on May 26, 1927 in
Odd Fellows Hall, Mariet-
ta. Fifty charter members
were initiated and Mrs.
Ruth Mayer was installed
as Worthly Matron.
The local Chapter was
originated after Ruth May-
er and Frances Miller
chatted over a cup of coffee
one wintry afternoon.
Receiving SO year pins at
the celebration were: Mrs.
Frances Miller; Mrs. Lucy
Zuch, Mrs. Mary Miller,
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books
New books at the Mount
Joy Library are:
Adult Non-Fiction: Carn-
ahan-The Early American;
Society Guide to Central
Penna.; Information Please
Almanac; Moody-Life After
Life; The Mechanic Illustra-
ted How-To-Do-It Encyclo-
pedia; The Color Handbook
of Houseplants; Jorgensen-
Riverboat Maintenance; PA
Landmarks; Smith-Weath-
er: Lore and Legend.
Juvenile Non-Fiction:
Bendick - Exploring an
Ocean Tide Pool.
Juvenile Fiction: Ayles-
worth-The Search for Life.
7 Day Books: Hentoff-
Does Anybody Give a
Damn; Burroway-Raw Silk;
Cardock-Shadows Over
Castle Rising; Caine-The
Cold Room; Ferris-High
Places; Bredes-Hard Feel-
ings; Patterson-The Valhal-
la Exchange; Cookson-The
Slow Awakening; Ludlum-
The Chancellor Manscript;
Brody-You Can Fight Can-
cer and Win; Hayward-
Haywire; Maccoby-The
Games Man; Hill-Secrets’
Folly; Kopay-The David
Kopay Story; and Jong-
How You Can Save Your
Own Life.
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Mrs. Rhobie Grove, Mrs.
Miriam Brenneman, all
Past Matrons; and Mrs.
Jane Bryans.
Mrs. Romaine Slavey
served as Mistress of
Ceremonies. Decorations
and favors were arranged
by Mrs. Sylvia E. Hatt,
Christine Truett, Mary L.
Miller, Margaret C. Hass,
Myrtle Hecht, Elaine Miller
and Dorothy Sipling.
Patricia Adams, P.M.
was in charge of gifts, Ruth
Felty, P.M., Edith Wright,
P.M., and Jane Dick,
P.M., compiled the history.
Sue Strickland, P.M., sent
the invitations. Mrs. Slav-
ey, Mrs. Frank, and Bar-
bara Stoner organized the
program. Reservations
were accepted by Dottie
Linard, P.M., and seating
was arranged by Grace
Shireman, P.M.
Entertainment was pre-
sented by Zimmy Schmidt’s
German Band.
Grubers celebrate
40th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
B. Gruber, 23 Frank St.,
Mount Joy, were entertain-
ed at a dinner given in
honor of their 40th
Wedding Anniversary Sun-
day, May 15 at the Historic
Strasburg Restaurant by
Mr. Gruber’s brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Paris
B. Gruber.
The Gruber’s were mar-
ried May 27, 1937 by the
Rev. Oliver Mease of St.
Mark’s United Brethren
Church.
Mr. Gruber is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Gruber and Mrs.
Gruber is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Derr.
Also present at the din-
ner was the couple’s daugh
ters and their husbands:
Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick
Heagy and daughter Cindy;
Mr. and Mrs. John Griest,
Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Eckroth of Elizabeth-
town; and Mrs. Violet
Foster, Mount Joy.
Kohler farewell
party at St. Mark’s ° Church
Members and friends of
St. Mark’s United Metho-
dist Church, Mount Joy,
are cordially invited to
attend a drop-in farewell
party in honor of the Rev.
W. Richard Kohler and
family, on Sunday, June S,
to be held in the Fellow-
ship Hall of the church
between the hours of 2:00
and 6:00 p.m.
The Kohler’'s will be
assuming their new assign-
ment at First United
Methodist Church of
Palmyra in July.
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