d—The Bulletin, Mi. Joy, Pa., Thursday, September 19, 1946
Rally Day in the United Brethren
Church—Musical Slacks Coming

Rally Day will be observed in the ius, composer and improvisor, who
St. Mark's United Brethren S
The Musical
John-
son City, New York, will present a
plays many musical instruments, is
a radio artist of the Mutual Broad-
and Mrs. Peter Slack,
Sunday
School and Church.
casting Co.;
g
Slacks, famous musicians of =
tromponist.
The program of the morning will
Sunday
followed
gos consist of a shortened
School
by the special program to be pre-
Slack Family. A cor-
dial all
members and friends to attend this
pel music and story.
known also as and class session,
Evangelistic Party, is
Philip Slack, a
Evangelist;
sed of
in Convert
Rev. sented by the
and invitation is extended to

s. Philip Slack soloist and song
leider; Peter P. Slack, musical gen-
Rally service.

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RHEEMS
The Church of the Brethren will|
have preaching services in the local |
church this Sunday morning pre-
ceeded by Sunday School.
The Ladies Aid Society of the lo-|
cal church met in the sewing room
of the church on Tuesday with the;
following members present, Mrs.
Mary Shearer, Mrs. Ida Brubaker,
Mrs. Hettie Auker, Mrs. Alice Esh-
elman, Mrs. Anna Brencman, Mrs.
Sara Shearer, Mrs. Ada Brenemen,
Mrs. Ruth Eshelman, Mrs. Margie
Stauffer and Mrs. Naomi Hoover.
Mr. H. M. Hoover spent Saturday
afternoon visiting friends at the
Brethren Home in Neffsville among
them was Mr, A. S. Lenhard a for-!
mer resident of this place.
The Parent Teachers Association]
of this place will hold their first
meeting in the local school this
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. I
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Enterline!
spent Sunday afternoon at Mt. Gret-|
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hollinger and!
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Hoover visited
the Indoor Miniature Village at|
Hamburg on Sunday afternoon, |
Miss Beulah Gibble of Maple
Grove spent the week-end with her|

mother, Mrs. Ida Gibble of this| ol
place.
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Fall Meeting of
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at the National Convention.
Plans were made to clean and put|
in order the Legion Home, after
which the Auxiliary intends to hold
its monthly meeting there.
Members of the Auxiliary will as-|
sist the Legion at the Carnival to
be held in Saturday ‘evening Sept.
28th, by operating the food stand.
Two food stands were success{ul-|
ly operated on Welcome Home Day,
and food was prepared by Auxiliary |
members and proudly served to the|
500 sailors who paraded here.
The October meeting will begin
another year and will be held oi
Tuesday evening, October 8th at|
which time the newly elected offic-|
ers will assume their duties.
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| meeting of Panama’s
| words
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| tion which revealed that the object
| ber of the heart and the fragment
| ated exercises were begun. Spe-|
| ert routes leading north and north-
| Thothmes III of Egypt defeated|
| Syrian troops in a struggle which!
| was a preview of those to follow. |
| emblem of plenty.
| withdraw
| vading the Syrian coast 60 miles
| land from Turkey from 1878 to 1914,
! World War I and gave it colonial
Physicians Remove Shell
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Religious
Two doctors in the army medical News In This
corps report the successful removal .
of hell fra nt fr the heart]
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in an article in the Archives of Sur-
gery magazine. Lt. Col. William B.
Schaefer and Capt. Victor P. Satinsky
say the soldier was wounded June
24, 1944, near Cherbourg, France,
when a mortar fragment ‘‘stung
him through his back.” X-ray films
failed to reveal the shell fragment
because of the collection of blood) Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church
in the chest cavity. L. Dallas Ziegler, Pastor
She y was >
Won on Sunday, Sept. 2204
: Shi 21 9:30 a. m. Sunday School
moved with the beat of the heart,/This will be a combined service for
Surgical exploration showed the/the observance of Boy's Day. Mr.
fragment had cut through the lung/Thomas, Principal of the Edward
and penetrated the heart. A small Hand High School, will speak. Spec-
incision was made in the left cham-|, music by the Donegal Township
High School Chorus.
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was grasped and removed by :
clamps. The patient was given 7:30 p. m. Evening Song Service &
oxygen, sulfadiazine and penicil- Sermon.
lin. [Tuesday :
The authors state that “six weeks| 7:45 p. m. Young People’s 'So-
following operation, the patient was|ciety.
permitted out of bed and gradu- Wednesday
cial exercises were instituted early! 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting.
to assist in the re-expansion of the| 8:15 p. m. Choir will meet.
lung (which was collapsed), to pre-|
vent deformity and to aid in the]
development of the thoracic (chest) |
cage. These exercises were car-|

Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
| ried out regularly four times daily. Sunday, Sept. 22
. Four months after operation,! 9::30 a. m. Sunday School
the patient was in excellent con-
dition.”
ho the celebration of the Harvest and
|Festival.
7:00 p. m. Vespers, the showing of
Holy Land Has World’s the sound film, “Who so My Neigh-
Famous Battlegrounds bors.” gi
Turbulent Palestine, Holy Land Wednesday ' i”
in the Near East, has been torn by 6:30 p. m. Ladies Aid corn roast at
international and inner conflict forthe home of Miss Flo Smith.
millenniums of history. The land
which stretches southeastward from
the blue waters of the Mediterran-
ean contains some of the world’s
oldest and most famous battle: Rev. C. A. Price, Minister
grounds. Dr. E. W. Garber, Supt.
It saw the early str
Canaanites, the wes fe Sunday, Sept 22
rin ad : 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School
Philistines. It felt the invading
forces of the Pharaohs, of Alexan- 7:30 p. m. The Service. Dr. 2. H.
der the Great, the Saracens, the Zug, District Supt. - Guest preacher
Crusaders, and Napoleon. With its First quarterly conference im-
open coastal approaches, its easy mediately following the Service.
mountain passes, and the north-
south channel of the Jordan valley,
Palestine was an inevitable traffic
lane between the expanding civili-
zations of the ancient Nile and the

Methodist Church
Mount Joy, Pa.
Salunga Methodist
Rev. C. A. Price, Minister
Miss Alice Strickler, Supt.
| Euphrates. |Sunday, Sept. 22
The fertile Esdraelon plain, 9:45 a. m. Church School Rally
framed by hills, and linking the pay - Combined Service. Speaker
maritime plain of Sharon with des- Dr. 0. S. Frantz of the Theological
east, was a natural arena. The Seminary, Lancaster Pa.
first historic battle occurred nearly] Note: First Quarterly Conference
1,500 years before Christ at the Me- at Mt. Joy immediately following
giddo gateway to Esdraelon. Therelthe evening service.

Church Of God
Rev. H. M. Mumper, Pastor
Sunday, Sept. 22
9:30 Church School.
10:30 Morning Worship.
6:30 C. E. Society
7:30 Evening Worship.
Wednesday
7:30 Mid-week Prayer Service
8:30 Choir Rehearsal

Panama Stamps
The President of Panama has au-
thorized the issue of 1,000,000 post-!
age stamps commemorating the
second na-
tional constitutional assembly. The
engravings on these stamps are of
particular interest to philatelists. All
of the stamps have the word
‘““Panama’’ across the top and the
‘““Asamblea Nacional Con-

St. Luke's Episcopal Church
across the bottom. Rev. G. M. Rutter, Pastor
The coat of arms of the Republic Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
of Panama as adopted by the con-| 9:15 Church School
stitution of 1904 will appear on the 10:30, Holy Eucharist
vo-cent denomination. The entire =. : |
shield rests upon a field of green 7100, Young People
symbolizing vegetation. On one
section of the upper part a spade
a a hoe appear, crossed to sym- Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor
olize labor. One of the sections Sunday, Sept. 22
of the lower part of the shield shows .
on a field of blue a cornucopia, 5:00
! The other sec- Program
tion shows on a field of silver the Slacks”.
winged wheel, symbol of progress. 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship
. Tuesday to Thursday, Annual
Meeting of East Pennsylvania Con-
wit Now British Bastion ference in State St. United Breth-
ith reat Britain's decision 0 pen in Christ Church, Harrisburg.
troops from Egypt, the
island of Cyprus “moves in’ as a Wednesday
northern British outpost of the Suez 7:30 p. m, Midweek Prayer Ser-
canal. Often since antiquity, Cyprus vice.
has served armies guarding or in- Friday
7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal

St. Mark’s United Brethren
10:45, Rally Day
“The Musical
a. m. to
eaturing
east or the Asia Minor coast 50
miles north. In the past decade its
strategic relation to Port Said and
the Near East prompted the Brit-
ish decision to make the island an Rev. Roy S. Forney, Pastor
eastern counterpart of Malta, near gunday. Sept. 22
the center of the Mediterranean, nr pe i
and rugged Gibraltar at the west- dg ne Biv Schoo)
illiam Ressler supt.
ern gateway. After leasing the is-
10:30 a. m. — Morning Worship
Great Britain annexed Cyprus inisubject, “Christ our trespass offer-
ing”.
6:45 p. m. Young Peoples
7:30 p. m. sermon

The Calvary Bible Church
(formerly Gospel Tabernacle)
status in 1925. Nearly 400,000 peo-
ple — Greek Christians and Turk-
ish Mohammedans — make Cyprus
a crowded patchwork of villages, subject “How can eternal life be
obtained?”
Wednesday
.7:30 p. m. Prayer services

Slack Scalding
All locker birds should be slack
scalded instead of hard scalded, ex- Newtown Brethren Church
tensionists say. Hard scalded birds i i
often turn rancid if held for a Bev. Calvin Miller, pastor
while. To slack scald the birds Sunday, Sept. 22nd
they should be killed by cutting the’ 9:00 a. m. Sunday School
jugular vein and sticking the brain. Thursday
The birds should then be dipped up 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting and
and down for one minute in water Christian Ende:
that is 125 to 128 degrees for broil- wid
ers and 128 to 130 degrees for old
hens. A large enough dipping vat
or bucket should be used so the
bird will not lower the temperature
too much during the minute it is
in the water. After picking the
feathers the body heat should be
removed before putting it in the
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