. Modern New Residential Church Notes Mortuary Record] NEWTOWN | 7 Buin, Wt. lo, Pu. May 35 | The Ladies Aid Society held | i (From page 1) : y their regular meeting on Thursday | Elizabethtown R3, and two sisters, 8 - pi | evening at the home of Mrs. Lillian | NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL | THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY | ¢ starts Al 21 ERS iS u're sic ne ral sale, we os let and Shopping Community Now Under Construction Fifty Million Dollar Center to Have Over 2000 Apartments One of the most attractive and un- usual residential and shopping cen- ters is now under construction on the former site of the Philadelphia Country Club at City Avenue and Monument Road, just inside the city limits of Philadelphia. This $50,000,000.00 wonderlargl of scenic beauty which is called River Park is one of the greatest building efforts to be started in this section in the last decade. River Park as thé entire develop- ment will be called is comprised of the River Park Shopping Center and the Presidential Apartments. The Shopping Center is planned to offer shops and stores to serve every need. From the multi-story department store, to the scores of individual specialty from modern food stores and super mar. kets to apparel needs for all the family; from appliances and sories to furniture and floor cover- ings, River Park will serve its com- munity well. Recreational facilities will be an additional family attrac. tion for River Park Center. From the ultra-modern 3500 seat motion picture theatre to bowling alleys and other amusement attractions, River Park Center will offer every modern recreation consistent with family living. Parking facilities for more than 3500 cars are planned carefully situated so as to be uni- formly available to all parts of the 56 acres which comprise the shop- ping center, shops; Stores and buildings will avoid Crossroads of the East. Tt is at River Park that traflic using US Route No. | converges with north and south traffic. the uniform look adding to the interest and beauty of the de- velopment. The Presidential Apartments con- sist of seven eleven-story buildings containing over 2000 apartments ranging from deluxe multi-room suites to single room modern efli- ciency units. River Park, within convenient and easy travel of every part of a great residential area containing more than three million people has been awarded the distinction and been commended by eminent mem- bers of the National Urban Land Institute as “the only site in the possessing the Located on the eastern section of River Park overlooking Iairmount Park and the Schuylkill River, each of the seven apartments are cross shaped in design providing outside light and cross ventilation. Resi dents will enjoy the full luxury of suburban living on a secluded estate yet will be within eight minutes of center city Philadelphia by the new Schuylkill Expressway. surrounding area numerous advantages of size, loca. tion and terrain.” Mayer I. Blum and Herman M, Watkins, developers of River Park, along with many other projects in the Philadelphia area, said, “never before has a real estate operation of this magnitude been undertaken River Park has the geographical in this region advantage of being located at the 5 RIT Th PLAY BALL _ THE FIRST NIGHT BASEBALL i GAME EVER PLAYED WAS AT | FORT WAYNE, INDIANA IN i 1883, BY TWO AMATEUR # TEAMS UNDER FLICKERING ¥ arc LAMPS. ITS A , BLINKIN' SHAME! THE SHARK IS THE ONLY FISH THAT 15 ACTUALLY CAPABLE OP BLINKING ITS EYES. “5 COLD LUNCH AND A HOT PIPE IN ENGLAND, DURING QUEEN ANNE'S REIGN, IT WAS A PRACTICE OF THE DAY FOR PARENTS TO INCLUDE A PIPE IN THE LUNCH SATCHEL WHEN THEY SENT THEIR CHILDREN TO KHOOL.CHILDREN OF ALL AGES SMOKED A PIPE FREELY AMD REGULARLY. HE N N od 4g Ir a FUND! | WHAT A SPOT! WHILE BENDING DOWN ON A BRIDGE TO EXAMINE SOME BLOOD SPOTS, DISTRICT ATTORNEY ROBERT LAUGHLIN'S RONSON LIGHTER FELL OUT OF Hi5 POCKET INTO A CANAL, MANY MONTHS LATER, WHEN THE CANAL WAS DRAINED, THE RONSON LIGHTER WAS DISCLOSED. ..IMMERSED IN THE MUD OF THE (ANAL. UPON CLEANING THE LIGHTER, D.A. LAUGHLIN WAS AMAZED TO FIND THAT THE RONSON WAS IN PERFECT SHAPE. INCIDENTALLY, THE BLOOD SPOTS CONVICTED A MURDERER, = 42 4 Choi; will sing. No evening service. FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT TO SPEAK HERE The Reverend Ray Lupold, Gans, | Eastern The Rev. Mr. Lupold is presently | pastor of Gans Bible Church in N. these services. stent SRE Oklahoma and is visiting tender of 3 Lovett = sere | SPENCER SUPPORTS | AND THE ENTIRE SUR- | ROUNDING COMMUNITY, Church of God Rev, C. F. Helwig, Pastor | Sunday, May 28th 9:30 a. m. Church School 10:30 a. m. Morning worship | Sermon, “The Holy Spirit among Xs.” | 7:30 p.m. Baccalaureate Services at the High School Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Junior and Senior Pray- | er meetin St. Mark's Evangelical United Brethren Ezra ¥1. Ranck, Pastor Sunday, May 28th [9:00 a. m. Sunday School 10:15 a. m. Morning Worship. observance of twenty-sixth versary; Memorial Sunday attend- ance by American Legion and Aux- | iliary. I 7:30 p.m. Baccalaureate t the High School Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Services Midweek Prayer Ser- | Vice, Calvary Bible Church Rev. C. I. Summy, Pastor E. M. Wolgemuth, Supt. Sunday, May 28 9:15 a. m. Bible School 10:25 a. m. Morning Worshin Reverend Ray Lupold speaking. 1:00 p.m. Prayer Time. 7:30 p.m. Evening Service | Reverend Ray Lupold speaking. Wednesday 7:30 Bible | Meeting Study. Trinity Lutheran Church { Sunday, May £8 { | 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. { with Holy Communion. [ 7 Baccalaureate Service | 7:30 p.m. in Mt. Joy High School. Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church Q. A. Deck, Pastor Sunday, May 28 9:30 a. m. Snnday School 16:30 am. Worship & Sermon 6:30 p.m. K.L.C.E. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting 8:30 p.m. Choir Practice. The Washington Street Church Of The Brethren Elizabethtown, Pa. Rev. Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor Sunday, May 28. 9:30 a. m. Church School with a class for each age and need. 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship; Service in Recognition cf Gradu- | | ates; Pastor Zuck will preach on “How Toy Tell What Is Right and Wrong.” Elizabethtown College Baccalaur- cate Service, 3 p. m.. President A. | C. Baugher will preach the ser- mon, and the College A Capella annit= | | had been in ill health for the past Prayer | | | { Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor | John’s Lutheran Church, Maytown, ters, Samuel H., Daisey and Florence Shearer, both of Elizabethtown, Foy many years he was a resident | of Donegal Springs where his fath- [er tenanted one of the Cameron | farms. | Mrs. Edward F. Grube | Mrs. Inez Raffensberger [ fifty-six, wife of Edward F. Grube | Grube, | | of Columbia, died at her home on | { Monday after on illness of 2 weeks. | She was a member of the Landis- ville Church of God, She was a | daughter of the late Curt and | Margaret Thomas Raffensbherger. In addition to her husband, Mrs. | Grube is survived by two sons, | Wayne E., Landisville, and Edward | R., at home, and one daughter, Miss | Ruth E., Five brothers: | Charles, Fugene, of | Ridgewood, N. J.; Paul, Harrisburg | Edgar, Havertown, and Max, Flor- Mrs. Harvey [ Johnson, Florin, also survive. funeral at home. Gettysburg; | in, and one sister, [ Funeral from the Koser [home at Landisville this afternoon | with interment at Silver Spring. | | Mary E. Hoffman | Mrs. Mary E. Hoffman, | four, widow of Jacob H. Hoffman, | died at her home at Maytown, She seventy - ts ! six months. Mrs. Hoffman was born in Lan- { caster County, a daughter of the] Jate John K. and -Malinda Shue | Fisher. She was a member of St. and the Ladies Aid Society of the same church, and the auxiliary of the Maytown Fire Company. daughters, and) Surviving are two Mrs. Harry Dietz, Columbia Miss Harriet M. Hoffman, May- town; six grandchildren; two great -grandchildren: a brother, Harry S.| Fisher, Columbia; and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Lindsay, Wilming-! ton, Del.; and Miss Bertha M. Fish- er, Maytown. Harry H. Miller Harry H. Miller, of Mount Joy R2, died at his home after an illness of six months. He seventy-eight, | | was a son of the late Reuben and Elvina Hess Miller and a member of Chestnut Hill Mennonite Church. He is survived by his wife, the' former Maude Mackley, two broth-"' Mount Joy, and Reuben H., Salunga: and a sister,’ Mrs. Anna Miller, Harrisburg. | Mr, and Mrs | of Fast Petersburg visited Mx. and] ence Witmer, of Marietta. # Witmer, | | Mr. Charles Wittle of Marietta, | Hallgren, of Mr. and Mrs. | | Ragner Mount Joy, visited Aristice Wittle. Mr, and Mrs family of visited ir. | and Mrs. Earl Geltmacher Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witmer of | Manheim, Mr, and Mrs Frank’| Druckenbrode ‘of Honeybrook vis- | ited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines on Sunday | Mv. and Mrs, Le of Soudersburg | George Kelly and | Columbia, nard C. Miller, Saturday | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamb- spent with er. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Gamber of Monday: evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Abram Gamber, Mrs. Lillian Witmer Ironville were spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mar- | vin Garner and family at Wrights- | ville, R. D. Mrs. Mathilda Derr spent day with Mr. and Mrs. Steward | Derr at Hazelton. | Mr. and Mrs. John Cromwell and daughter spent Sunday afternoon | the Hershey Zoo. | Mrs. Geo. of Columbia, Sun- Toller and daughter, | were Sunday even- and Mrs. John Mr. | ing callers with Mr Cromwell and daughter and and Mrs. K. Franklin. Mrs. Douglas of Florin, Miss Del- la Miller of Columbia visited Mr. | and Mrs. K. Franklin on Sunday | evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erb of Col-| umbia, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bro- | sey of Mount Joy R. D,, Mr. and | Mrs. Marlin Landis of Lititz, Mr. | and Mrs. Wilbert Witmer and son, | Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher Saturday | evening. Sunday evening visitors | were Mr. and Mrs. John Zeager of Manheim: Rev. James White and daughter, of Sheridan Mrs. J. FE. Earhart and son, of Cen- | terville and Mr. and Mrs. Kauffman | of Ironville. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmache ited Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shand, of Washington Boro and Mrs. Flor- ) Rev. and Vis= | ROBERT E. HOFFMAN Special Agent New York Life Ins Phone 3-53 Donegal Springs had MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA Funeral services were held in the Landisville Mennonite Church on with inter=| Mennonite | Wednesday afternoon ment in the Salunga i | cemetery. Mt. Pleasant Brethren In Christ Church Elder C. HH. Moyer, Pastor Sunday, May 28 | 9:00 a. m. Sunday School Rev. and Mrs. Albert Breneman returned Missionaries from Africa will speak Mt. Joy Mennonite Church Henry Garber, Amos Hess, and Henry Frank, Pastors Sunday, May 28 9:00 a. m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Church Service. St. Luke's Episcopal Church Rev. Donald Boyd Kline Vicar nday, May 28 9:30 a. m. Church School 10:45 a. m. Holy Eucharist (1st | ind 3rd Sundays) (Morning pray- er other Sundays.) Brotherhood of St. Luke Corpor- | ate Communion on last Sunday of each month at 7:30 a. m. HOLY DAYS | 7:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist, First Presbyterian Church [ Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor | Sunday, May 28th 9:30 am. Church School 16:45 a.m. Morning Worship, “Our Christian Duty in War and Peace.” 7:30 p.m. Baccalaureate Service | it the High School. | Wednesday 8:00 pm. “A Trip through the New England States” a slide pic- | ture presentation in color will be | shown by Ralph F. Eshleman un- | der auspices of the Sunday School. | I A silver offering will be taken to | {be used toward the purchase of new Bibles for the Sunday School. | The Public is cordially invited. Donegal Fresbyterian Church Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor | Sunday May 28th 9:30 a. m. Church School Newtown U. B. Church Oscar K. Buch, Pastor | Sunday, May 28 | 9:00 a. m. Sunday School. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. and Cc. E. EE Patronize Bulletin Advertisers INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED to lose their | are guaranteed not help you | shape, that's why they la son, J. | Marietta. and a number of grand-| > fir | relief. | Episcopal Mrs. Mary W. Schrite Mrs. Mary Witmer Schrite, 89, widow of Jacob W. Schrite, form- | erly of this palce died at her home | at 332 W, Orange St, following an illness of three years. Born in County, she Lancaster | Lancaster | was a daughter of David and Sarah Diffenderfer Witmer. She was a member of Grace Lutheran | Church. She is Marian N., at home; and Landsdowne; | Schrite, ! survived by a daughter, Ellsworth, and a stepson, Charles M. children. She was the last of her family. | The funeral was held from the Nissley funeral home here Tuesday afternoon with interment in Camp | Hill cemetery at Florin. | a — STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL | TO BE HELD JUNE 3 St. Hillda’s Guild of St. Luke's | Church is planning the annual strawberry festival for | Saturday, June 3rd. announced later ( em reel A Re ee | Menu will be | There is no better way to boost your business than by loral news- paper advertising. land Gas 18-tf Eicherlys PICK-UP and DELIVERY MOUNT JOY = Every Weekday FLORIN ee ‘and Friday nd MCINITY ee Mghday and Thursday LANDISVILLE ahd SALUNGA= Tuesday and Friday MAYTOWN YOU PHONE — 3 4071 — WE CALL i Thurs. -Friday- Saturday May 25-26-27, 1950 SPECIALS We Reserve the Right + to Limit Quantities DELICIOUS SLICED-OR-HOT SPAM, Ou fle MUSSELMANIS PURE Shalt JELLY [ 2::5..29¢ | tumblers # 33 3 LAND O'LAKES — WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE |. - 85¢| PICNICS se dle PORK & BEANS ~~ 2:23 These Lanco Stores and all other Lanco Stores everywhere offer the above Specials , . . . . 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