September 27, 1978
Joyceettes model, Zimmermans sing
The Mount Joy Joycee-
ettes will. sponsor a fall
fashion show at Hostetter’s
Dining Hall, N. Barbara
St., Mount Joy, Sept. 30 at
11:30 AM.
A selection of fashions
from Grace Blough Apparel
will be modeled by the
Joycee-ettes.
The Zimmerman Sisters,
a quartet of Mount Joy
women who recently cut a
record, will sing.
A $50 shopping spree
will be chanced to a lucky
person.
Many hand-made items
(creations of the Joycee-
ettes) will be given away as
door prizes.
The fashion show bene-
fits the Joycee-ettes scho-
larship fund. Last year’s
scholarship winner, Lori
Gebhart, will be the guest
model.
Mrs. Sandra Meckley
and Mrs. Bev Swanson are
co-chairmen for the project.
You can get your tickets
for the fashion show by
calling Liz Baley (653-1885)
or Bev Swanson (653-2688)
or from any Joycee-ette.
Mrs. Kilgers addresses Columbia
Hospital Auxiliary on “Bells”
Mrs. Maybelle Kilgers
was the guest speaker for
last Wenesday’s meeting of
the Marietta Auxiliary to
the Columbia Hospital,
which was held at Mr.
Lacy’s Lounge and included
a luncheon.
Mrs. Kilgers, of York
County, said that bell
collectors have more fun
because they make more
noise. She then spoke of
the materials bells are
made from: wood, brass,
silver, glass, china and
other ceramics, and even
paper mache. Some bells
don’t even have clappers,
she said.
Bells, which have been
rung for a long time, are
mentioned in the Bible and
are found in some ancient
tombs. In olden times
families had their distinc-
tively tuned bells.
Bells are used as alarms,
as time signals, and as
animal finders (cows and
sheep, turkeys and camels
have been located by
bells). Sleigh bells were
used purely for their
musical qualities.
Mrs. Kilger’s personal
bell collection started with
the bell her kindergarten
teacher used to call the
class to order. She has
found bells for her collec-
tion in many corners of the
world since.
Mrs. Kilger was intro-
duced to the group by co-
president Mrs. Herbert
Sarver. Co-president Mrs.
Joe Carroll presented the
year’s program and intro-
duced the other guests.
Mrs. William Heisey, the
chaplain, offered the invo-
cation.
Treasurer Mrs. George
Houseal urged the club
members to make good
their pledge to the hospital.
The first money-making
event will be a public
pinochle card party on
Tuesday, October 17, at
8:00 PM in the Marietta
Community House. Prizes
and food may be given to
the chairwoman of the
event, Mrs. Houseal.
The October session will
be held at the home of
Mrs. Joe Carroll, 299 W.
Market Street, Marietta, on
Monday the 9th at 1:30.
Bus trip, Rep. Walker featured at Leisure Club
The Mount Joy Area
Leisure Club met recently
at Hostetters with 118
members present. Presi-
dent Joe Shaeffer officiat-
ed. The invocation was
given by Frank Gingrich
after which cake and coffee
was served. Following the
dessert, a very delightful
and entertaining program
was presented by Rev.
Elmer Horst, pastor of the
Fishburn Methodist
Church.
At the close of the
program President Shaeffer
opened the business meet-
ing with the pledge of
allegiance to the flag.
Teressa Heisey presented
the secretary’s report and
Almeda Hostetter the trea-
surer’s report. Lena Eshle-
man of the Sunshine
Committee reported 13
cards sent to the shutins.
Those having birthdays and
anniversaries for the month
of September were hon-
ored.
The bus trip that was
schedulded for Gettysburg
on August 12th was can-
celed because the bus
could not be filled. Those
who had paid received their
refund at the meeting. Vice
President Marlin Kaylor
presented several sugges-
tions for trips, but the
interest was lacking and
they were dropped. How-
ever a bus trip scheduled
for October 12th to the
Horseshoe Curve was men-
tioned and papers passed
to the members asking they
sign the paper if interest-
ed. Two busses are sche-
duled for this trip, and
there are 7 vacancies which
are open to non-members.
If interested call Mr.
Marlin Kaylor, 367-5844
and it will be on a first
come first served basis.
President Shaeffer an-
nouced if all goes according
to schedule Congressman
Robert Walker will be the
guest speaker for the
Rummage sale,
The women of the Zion
Lutheran Church’ on Rte
441 will hold a rummage
sale on Friday, October
6th, from 1:00 to 8:00 PM
in the former Donegal
Mutual building on W.
Market Street in Marietta.
Items on sale will include
October 9th meeting and
will begin at 1:00 PM. Also
at this meeting the mem-
bers will be asked to sign a
paper for the Christmas
party if they plan to attend.
The Christmas party is
scheduled for December
6th at Hostetters.
Hostesses for the Octo-
ber meeting are Ruth
Mateer, Alice Myers, Mary
Leaman, Dorothy Neidig,
Fern Ober, Dorothy Pen-
nell, Mary Rhinehart, Edna
Martin, Ruth Martin and
Helen Pennell. Greeters for
the meeting are Mrs.
William Fackler and Edna
Martin.
Oct. 6
clothing, household furn-
ishings, and jewelry.
They will also hold a
vegetable soup and bake
sale on October 21st,
starting at 11:00 AM in the
church social hall. Bring
your own containers.
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