THE DONEGALIAN STAFF
ANNOUNCED AT MAYTOWN
The staff of the senior year book
“The Donegalian” hss been an-
teligious
ews In This
nounced as follows: Editor-Ben
mmunity Hess; Assistant Editor-John Dre-
| eched; Business Mgr.-Sam Ney;
Assistant Business Mgr.<'Warren !
N§ FS PERTAINING TO ALL THR | Mueller; Feature Fditor-Shirley
URCHES IN MT. JOY ANI Heisey; Art Editor-Dorothy Sing-
E ENTIRE SURROUNPING er; Sports Editor-Mary Lou Kelly
OMMUNITY. and Bob McKain; Circulation Mgr.
Omar Brubaker; Photographer-
Church Of God Bob Bowers; Typists-J. Roth, B.
Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor Ebersole, M. Nace, E. Weidman,
Smday October 13 M. Hinkle, B. Boltz; Reporters-
):30 a. m. Sunday School, |. Bixby, M. Drager, V. Snyder,
10:30 m. Church Service. IN. Swope and J. Strickland.
The Donegal Chapter of the Nat-
1:30 p.-m. Communion Service. !
Sundog, A 20—Harvest Home :ional Honor Society will install
rvice. additional members at a special
— ssembly to be held October 11.
ESS Methodist Al the present time Ben Hess and
C. A. Price, Minister Omar Brubaker are the only two
ye Alice Strickler, Supt. senior members on the Society.
‘undlay October 13 The Rev. Henry F. Garber of the
9:30 a. m. — Sunday School Mt. Joy Mennonite Church will
7:30 p. m. The Service. Theme: speak at the induction ceremcnies
here is Thy God. Friday.
The resignation of Mrs. Eliza-
beth Schatz has been received by
the school and they have
announced that Mrs. Lindy Herd
Horst will temperarily assume Mrs.
Methodist Church
Mount Joy, Pa.
Rev. C. A. Price, Minister
Dr. E. W. Garber, Supt.
Sunday October 13 Echatz’'s duties. Mrs. Horst will
| 9:30 a. m. Church School. teach physical education and will
| 10:30 The Service. Theme: The also coach the hockey team pend-
frask of the Modern Elijah. | 8 the return of Miss Mary
Trustees Meeting following the Strickler who is now in foreign
Service service with the American Red
oe Cross
The regular monthly meeting of
¢ Calvary Bible Church Sh
The Calvary the East Donegal Township School
(formerly Gospel Tabernacle)
Rev. Roy S. Forney, Pastor
ISund ay October 13
9:30 a. m., Bible School
‘William Ressler
10:30 a. m.
hath spoken by
Beard will be held Friday evening,
October 11 at 8 p.m. in the high
school library,
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<< fur Firemen Held
supt.
Sermon, subject,
His Son”
7:30 p. m. sermon Ti Oe M .
| hice » mn
Subject, “Blessed is he that cometh heir HE i eeting
in thy name of the Lord”, i
Wednesday There were twenty-six members
7:30 p. m. Prayer services | the meeting of Friend-
{ ship Fire Co. No. 1 held Thursday
evening,
St. Luke's Episcopal Church et i 1
Sa Fire Chief John Schroll reported |
Rev. G. M. Rutter, Pastor 3 : :
a < ds one out-of-town call during the |
Seventeenth Sanday after Trinity x a
month. Donations of $5 for pump-
9:15 Church School
i : from the
10:30, Holy Eucharist yr. 1 hock § 5
- Legion, and a check or
Wizdnesday, +
the Raph
pervisors,
ing services American
$150 from
y Township Board of Su-
30 Choir practice
Friday, St. Luke's Day,
9:00 Eucharist.
St. Mark’s United Brethren
Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor
October 13
It was decided that the company
would parade at the
parade Oct. 26, with the York
American ‘Legion Drum and Bugle
Corps le
Two new
ading,
oe n 1 “ 1
ney member's were admitt-
9:00 a. m,, Sunday School. ed. Two electric clocks were in-
10:15 a. m. Morning worship | stalled, one in the sccial room and |
Rov ] 1 ro ntville 3 :
ev. M. V. ¢ of Mountville, | ona in the he isement. Ray Myers
in charge of the service | fof &
in oh arge of . Service. | was elected assistant chief for the
6:30 p. m, Christian - Endezwvor | i of the year
; : : : ar, s -
meeting for Junior High and High | ; Benjamin, Miller
; 3g for in, M ;
chool young peop! { Roy Eshleman, president, said Poi
Hie | 1 .
ning Worship. | a new member will be added to
A al r —-
\ | on the trial of | { nterta’nment Committee at
he will be shown by | (he next meeting
Rev. Fridinger. | em ree eet 4G eens
Wednesday |
7:30 uv. 'm.. Draver Ser
7:30 p. m.,, Midweek Prayer Ser- SALUNGA
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vice.
Thursday |.
- . i. . end Mrs. Levi Peifer and
Ushers Lecagu meei- | < 1 ith
. > lamily spent Sunday w nN
is home of Charles Derr,!’ 7 > yeh Wr and!
oF a Mrs. Claude Henderson, Elizabeth-
av vt
Friday Hows,
7:30 p.m. Cholr roheatsal | The Sunshine Bible Class of the
| Methodist Sunday School
{its Monthly Meeting at the ho
Mrs. George Rosenfeld on Tuesday
| evening.
Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church
L. Dallas Ziegler, Pastor
Sunday, October 13 EY M M L
Ns : : en Mrs. Mary ers, ygemspor
10:00 a. m. Morning Worship Ser-!. - ye! ogansport,
ice Inc 5 spending several days with |
* neice
ly Eh. €1 Mrs. H. K. Honberger an
2:00 p. m. Rally Service, Reverznd fomil g d
= sb mil,
Fremk Adler of Columbia will speak. | Ve Li ;
The Albright Marim} Mr. Litzenberger of Philadelphis
Artists
special mu-
pa of
ic spending a few weeks with her
| brother, Mr. David Long.
Mrs. Nellie Long of Lancaster |
Thursday visiting friends
Allentown will furnish
sie,
7:30 p. m.
and Worship.
Monday
7:00 p.
will meet,
Evening Song Service!
| The Adult Bible Class of Zion |
Lutheran held its monthly meeting |
it the home of Pastor and Mrs. Dietz
m. Sunday School
Tuesday
TAR . uesday eve 3 with 15 = |
7:45 p. m. Young People’s So- on Tuesday evening with 15 mem
ciety will meet. [ois present,
ris ——— ere see
Wednesday |
7:30 p. m. Meeting BIBLE AND MISSIONARY
8:15 p. m. Cir he meet. rr OCT. 20-24
. n . ir . AP ay y ine
October 20-24 Interdenomination- The first annual Interdencminat-
al Missionary Conferénce will be | i002] Bible and Missionary Con-
held in Trinity E. C. Church | ference will be held in the Trinity
i Evangelical Congregaticnal Church
Newtown United Brethren Church! ere beginning Oct. 20th to 24th.
ney wow There +111 - afier-
Rev. J. E. Earhart, Pastor | There will be morning, after
Sunday, October 13 noon and evening sessions.
9:00 a. m. Sunday Sct re
9:00 a. m. Sunday School
Thursday ' i Keep refrigerators away from |
7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting andi 9 rect sunlight and away from the |
Christian Endeavour, | stove water heater, or radiator. |
i Out heat will increase the op-
Donegal Preshyterian Church | and prove harmful
Rev. John D. Tate, Pastor | te the
Sunday, October 13 |
9:30 a. m. Church Sel ro Trinity Lutheran Church
3 . m. Church School.
iia Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
First Presbyterian Church | Scien 1y, October 13
Rev. John D. Tate, Pastor { 9:30 a. m. Sunday School
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Sunday, October 13
9:30 a. m. Church School
Rally Day Service.
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship.
Holy Communion
7:30 p. m. Evening W, orship Tuesday
Welfare Sunday 7:30 p. m. A special meeting of the |
All Girl Scouts in Mount Joy and Ladies Aid Society at the Parish |
ity are urged to attend. House, . 42
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship.
7:00 p. m, Vespers.
Monday
7:30 p.
. Ladies Bible Class will
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This Section’s
Numerous
Weddings
Esther Hockenberry
John H. Ney
Miss Esther Hockenberry, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hocken-
berry, Bainbridge, became the
bride of John H. Ney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Ney, Maytown,
Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Lutheran
parsonage, Lebanon, with the Rev.
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| Kirby Yiengst, former Bainbridge
| pastor, officiating at the double
| ring ceremony.
Mrs. Daniel Hilt, Bainbridge,
was matron of honor. Daniel Hilt
served. ag best man.
‘Lillian Ruth Ropka
Richard C. Trivett
The marriage of Miss Lillian
‘Ruth Ropka, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Ropka, Donegal
Road, and Richard Chesterfield
Trivett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sum-
mers Trivett, Marion, Va. took
place Aug. 29 in the Takoma Park,
Md, Seventh Day Adventist
Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. R. A. Ander-
son.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Robert M. Dunbar, as
matron of honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Constance Bennett and
Miss Beatrice Bostian,
Irving G. Dow served as best
man and the ushers were William
F. Shobe, Paul A. Saxon, and Rob-
ert Dunbar.
Mr. Trivett
charged from
Corps after
Pacific area.
Both are students at the Wash-
ington Missionary College.
The Corn Queen
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4-H Clubs. To be eligible, a con-
testant had to be a farmers daugh-
ter and had to have working ex-
perience on a farm. The “Queen”
and her court were chosen by lot.
Miss Breneman will represent
Mount Joy High School, while her
“court” will be made up of the
following girls: First attendant,
Lorraine Graybill, ' representing
Lititz and Manheim 4-H Club;
second, Mary Jane Drager,
| presenting Fast Donegal Township
High School; third, Allegra Kreiner,
| representing ~~ Mastersonville 4-H
| Club, and fourth, Kathryn Martin,
| representing Elizabethtown 4-H
| Club.
On
| her
was recently dis-
the U. S. Marine
serving in the South
re-
Saturday, the “Queen” and
attendants will lead the par-
arade here, and on Monday will|
| be guests of honor at the Farm |
| Show hanquet.
Mr. S. F. Simjnons, Agriculture |
t eacher at East Doncgal high school |
| will act as announcer at these in-
| auguration and after |
his introductory speech he will give |
a short talk on the “Importance of |
| Co orn to the Community.”
An appropriately decorated float
surrounded by corn shocks.
Donald Starr will sound a fanfere |
{as the first attendant walks down |
a grassy knoll toward the throne.
| Each participant will be introduced
{by Mr. Simmons. After the four |
| attendants have taken their places
| en the platform, Jeffery Brian, a
second grade student, will bear the
| queen's gown on a white pillow, to
| the platform.
The queen, Arlene Breneman,
gowned in white will then enter
| take her place in a kneeling position
| while her first attendent, Lorraine
| Grayhill, places the jeweled crown
on her head.
The attendant will be gowned in|
pink and blue.
| The Mount Joy high school band
ceremonies
and
will furnish the music for the affair.
A Ares
| WILL INSTALL TEMPORARY
| GFFICERS FOR V.F.W. AUX.
Twenty-one ladies attended the
| organization meeting of the V. F. W.
Auxiliary, last Friday evening at
| the Fire Hall.
| If you wish to become a member |
‘of this auxiliary please contact Mrs.
| Harold E. Kulp, Mt. Joy, or Mrs.
John Charles, Florin. The fee for
{joining is $2.50 and $2.50 dues per
| year. The charter will be open for
| 90 days. |
The installation of temporary of-
| ficers will take place at the next |
| meeting Wednesday, October 23rd, |
|at eight o'clock at the Fire Hall.
| GROOM DAIRY COWS |
Clipping and good grooming aid |
in production of high quality milk. |
remind Penn State extension dairy |
specialists. |
The Pennsylvania Chapter of the
American Cancer Society will !
spend $240,000 to combat the dis-|
i 4 | ease in this state,
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Albright, Allentown
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, October 10, 1946-8
Rally Dax
Trinity Evangelical
Congregational Sunday School
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Sunday, Oct. 13, 1946
AT 2:00 P. M
Speaker — REV. F. F. ADLER
COOL MILK PROPERLY
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putting the
cans of milk out too
COLUMBIA, PA.
It is not enough to let milk sit] long before the hauler comes.
outside on cold nights for cooling. EY We i Poi m 3
Dairy extension specialists of the Ships near land may proceed Music by MR. & MRS. ALVIN ALBRIGHT
Pennsylvania State College urge
use of the regular insulated cool-
ing tanks in winter as well as
summer. They also warn against
with sefety with the aid of new
OF ALLENTOWN, PA.
maritime radar equipment through
fogs so thick that lighthouse bea-
cons cannot be seen,
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i Life is an old old story, but it’s a fresh new miracle
for every young mother-to-be. In pre-natal clinics
like this, thousands of these future mothers earn-
"estly prepare for their big job ahead, learning the
s health facts of life that mean healthy mothers and
Sturdy babies, /
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No “latchkey children’ here—no neglected tots
roving the streets. In this Red Feather day nursery
the children of working parents spend the hours
safely and happily, playing, resting, eating nour-
ishing meals, learnins by practice and example
good habits of health and behavior,
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