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THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY
AND THE
ROUNDING COMMUNITY.
Church of the Brethren
Sunday, Sept 23rd.
NOTICE: Due to conditions beyond my control, 1 will not be wD pm. A Ne | only to those who will present the | Rheems, became the
a musical program, Mrs. Verna Sol- |
lenherger, di
Mt. Joy Mennonite Church
Bishop
Henry Garber, Henry Frank,
ion of the Sunday School is Mr The bride was given in marriage Jere Longenecker.
Hes | Chas; Cornelions Mr. Cornelions is| by her father. Intermediate directors met at the
the president of the Otterbein Bro- Mrs. John E. Groff, of Rheems,|1:30 p. m. session. Intermediate di- |
therhood of the East Penna. Con-| was matron of honor. {rectors of the host church are: Mrs:
Sunday, Sept. 23
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10:00 a.m, Sermon.
Sunday School
Church of the Brethren
Earl Brubaker, Elder In Charge
John Herr, Supt.
Sunday, Sept. 23
9:00 ¢
10:15 a.m. Church Service.
Everybody is invited.
Christ Church
5: C. H. Moyer and
Elder Graybill Wolgemuth
Sunday, Sept. 23
ASPHALT TILE [i 2003 wm Sundey Schoo
The Washington Street
Church Of The Brethren
Elizabethtown, Pa.
. Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor
Kitchen Cabinets ||sundy se 2
9:30 a. m. Church School
Wood Custom Made election of teachers this
IN COLOR 10:30 a.m.
sermon,
{ Rule.”
Install It Yourself FORMICA TOPS | 7:30 pm.
sermen
«and Save Money! | VENETIAN BLINDS [I 830 pm.
Morning Worship,
“50 Years With the G
Evening Service
> Christian and
College Student Recep- | ths are Helen Bowers, Mary Gil-
tion.
United Brethren Church
: Rev. John H. Gable, Pastor
Wall Covering WALLPAPER Suna
9:30 a.m.
. Joint Service Rally
— Compleic Installations — 7:15 pm.
Tuesday
7:00 p.m. Seraph Choir.
Mt. Joy Tile & Linoleum Ceo. |
6:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Sunday School
Evening Service
Midweek service.
Evangelical United Brethren
Ezra H. Ranck,
Sunday, Sept. 23r
9:00 a.
10:15
. Sunday School
. Morning Worship.
7:30 p.m. Evening worship.
Tuesday
9:00 a.m.
Annual
Evangelical U. B. Church.
ill continue until
Opening of East Penna. | :
Penbrook | They were assisted by Miss Jean
ence
| evening.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m.
Thursday
Thursday
6:45 p.m.
hearsal.
8:00 p.m.
Thursday | necker, Miss Anna Ruth Hollinger, | By Alogi [ . |
| Miss Kathryn Ober, Miss Mary | Fase, 38 2 wards, Elmer K. Wittle, Mrs. Elmer
TT |K. Wittle, Aaron Buckwalter, Ray- |
| Gantz and Miss Marion Shearer. SANT - UP FAN fab { {
| { BOY SCOUT TROOP WILL {mond Forwood, Elmer Forwood, |
+ K. Buch, Pastor
Sunday, Se
9:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m.
Sunday School.
Worship Service.
Prayer Meeting
and Christian Endeavor.
First Presbyterian Church
Church School.
Morning Worship
9:30 a.m.
Sermon: YG
.uke’s Episcopal Church
Elmer A. Keiser, Vicar
Holy Communion.
Holy Communion Friday, £
(St. Matthews Day)
Thursday
< - = 7:00 p.m.
> J TON TI 1 x meets.
~[IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH | {iil
No Holy
Confirmation Class
SOMEONE WILL CALL AT YOUR DOOR WITH AN
OFFICIAL RECEIPT BOOK
| RALLY DAY SERVICES | INTERMEDIATE GROUP HELD |
Church News | AT GLOSSBRENNER CHURCH ‘Weddings Thruout MEETING AT EAST FAIRVIEW |
The annual conference of the In- |
The Glossbrenner Evangelical U.
the Eastern
Day on Sunday, Sept. 23 at 9:30 a.|
ren was held Saturday in the East |
SUR- | m. Goals for the day are, 350 pres- P tW k W :
| ent and $2,000 for the building fund. uring as ee Fairview Church, norta of Man-
| heim.
| The program will consist of re- Anna Martha Groff a
3 The intermediate department of |
| spenses from the various classes Joseph W. Kaylor
{ Up to the time of presentation the Miss Anna Martha Groff, daugh- the host church presented a play, |
| type and kind of response is known | (a. of Mr, and Mrs, Elmer F. Groff Honesty Is the Best Policy, ; at the |
of Jos- {first session at 10:00 a. m. The cast
same and the superintendent who | oph W. Kaylor, Masonic Homes, | [included: Elizabeth Shearer, Kitty
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[ make up the program on Sunday at 2 p. m. in Christ |Weaver, Kathryn Ruhl, Reseng
The speaker for the Adult divis-| Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown {Longenecker, Patsy Fahnestock anl
ference (E.V.). He is the general John E. Groff, brother of the Nora Merkey, Mrs. Ada Turner,
manager of the Book Store of the | bride, was best man and the ush-|ond Jerome Brubaker, Mrs. Gay
Evangelical Press in Harrisburg ers were Edward and Carl Massa, | Saylor, Kutztown, is the Eastern
Wrightsville. The wedding music| Pennsylvania District Director of
was played by Mrs. Raymond Fet- intermediates
The children’s division will see
two religious films God's Wonders
ene
0 nB raed. 2 an-| or »
in yeur own Back Yard, and Dan- :
. . . After & opti 1 the social |
{iel in the Lion's Den. Mr. C. E. After h i able F B h
ms » church 1e couple lori
| Musselman, general supt., will be in rcoms of the ¢h ¢ rin urc
left on a wedding trip to the Po-
conos. The bridegroom attended (From page 1) i
Temple University and is employed) wrought. Over fifteen hundred dol-
at the Masonic Homes. [lars was given the missions. The
— en | average giving per man, woman and
Margaret Ann Kramer {child of the Church is 67 dollars
John M. Abel [This is nearly double the denomin- |
Miss Margaret Ann Kramer, of ational average of 34 dollars per |
Chicago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | member. |
| Calvin Kramer, 19 West Donegal] The building program of the |
: 3 St., this place, and Sgt. John M.| Yaurch is i i + fashion. |
Birthday Social for. the members | Wisp ice 3 " CGhureh is going on in fine
| ee : | Abel, son of Mrs. Freeman Ford of A ground breaking ceremony for |
| and friends of the congregation held | Hii : : . . opi
bo i Silver Spring, were united in mar-|the first unit, consisting of 4,000 sq. |
[in the Denegal Club Rooms Wed- | . |
[ried at 7:00 p. m. Saturday, Sep-|ft, Sunday School space and a new |
tember 8th. parsonage, will be held on Sunday |
The double ring ceremony was|afternoon, October 2lst., at two- |
4 reformed by candlelight in Chap-ithirty o'clock. . D. E. Young Con- |
Frances Greer, there was group enw] PEE rmed oY candle ght x thirty o'clock Dr D.E Yo! g el
| el No. 1, Elmendorf Air Force Base,| ference Superintendent will be in |
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charge of the program in the adult
division. Mr. John K. Wittle, supt.
| of the children’s division will pe in
charge of the program there. |
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YOUNG LADIES BIBLE CLASS
SPONSORED BIRTHDAY SOCIAL
The Young Ladie’ Bible Class of
the Reich's Evangelical Congrega-
tional Sunday School sponsored a
{ nesday evening.
Following the devotional program |
| directed by the president, Mura |
tertainment. : rh :
by Chaplain St Saul. The charge of the service.
| bride wag given ‘in marriage by| The musical program of the |
M/ Sgt. James Brennan. She chose|Church is highlighted with the ef-
a street length dress of melon vel-|
Leaders for the consecutive mon-
| bert, Pauline Garman, Anna Mae | i f ti § the 3 choi
te 3 : | sctive functioning o e choirs.
Gable, Doris Weidman, Naomi M vy : 1 Be | € isti £ 95
| veteen with navy accessories and|’ rch choir consisting of 25
Demmy, Mary Jane Shultz, Flor-| S Ye @ [The Cl urch c¢ eo Sting
a y . an orchid and rose corsage. voices is under the direction of Mrs.
ence Trone, Miriam Koser, Martha : od | : ini
. Mrs. Richard Snider, matron of| John H. Gable. The age limit for
| Roland, Jane Roland, and Hazel]. : : . {
honor, wore a medium blue dress|this group is 6-12. Mrs. Norman |
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| with white accessories and a is the accompanist for the
sage of yellow roses and gardenias./Choir. The Seraph Cheir is made |
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T/Sgt. Richard Snider served as up of Junior and Senior high school |
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best man. [students and Miss Patsy Brooks, is
A reception was held at the home| the accompanist. The Senior Choir |
cf the newlyweds at Mountain under the direction of Gene Swords
| Weidman.
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FRIENDS INSPECT NEW HOME
{ Mr. and Mrs. Linneaus W. Long- |
| enecker held Open House at their |
newly erected home on Birchland
Avenue on Saturday from 3 to 10
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View, near Anchorage. lis the adult vocal musical organiza-
The bride is a graduate of Mount tion of the Church with Mrs. Nor-
Joy High School and attended the|man Will accompanist.
Vogue School of Design in Chicago.! The roster of Church officials for
p. m
Four hundred guests registered
and were served tea. Those who
| poured included: Mrs. Harold Bil-| T : | 2 : ia ml
| low, Mrs. Arthur Sprecher, Mis] ie groom attended Pennington the coming conference year is as |
| Harvey Hawthorne, Murs. Lloyd School for Boys, Pennington, N. J. follows: Lay delegate, Arthur A, |
| Billow, Miss Anna Mae Eby and | Iz 2 graduate of Randolph-Macon| Braun; alternate delegate, Jacob)
i | Military Academy, Front Royal, Stehman; class leader, C. S. Nis- |
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Va., attended Rollins College, Win-|sley: trustees, Augustus Shetter, |
ter Park, Florida, and is now sta-{John K. Wittle, Park Shetter, C. S. |
| tioned at Elmendorf Air Force | Nissley and B. F. Kauffman; Ste- |
| Miss Ruth Eby.
| Eshleman, Miss Verdella Longe-
Piano soloists were Miss Joyce| .., RIE : Qf : |
SPCNSCR COOKING SCHOOL |Marlin Gish, Carl Winters and |
A cooking school, sponsored by|Norman Will; Church treasurer, C.
CLAIM MOTORIST FAILED | the local Boy Scout Troop, will be|S. Nissley; financial secretary, B.|
TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY { held in the sales of Way s|F. Kauffman; chief usher, Aaron
John H. was Appliance shop on West Main St.,|Buckwalter; Church pianist, Mrs.
Thursday, September 27th at Will; minister of music,
Eshleman and Miss Esther Walters.
presecuted for failure to yield the
p. m Gene Swords; secretary of Church |
right of way by city police as the| . J
result. of tocar. Crash at Ghar! Miss Lewis, home economist for|ccuncil of administration, C. E.|
the Penna. Power and Light Com-|Musselman; Representatives of the
pany will demonstrate a range on! WSWS on the Church council, Mrs.
which she will prepare five meals|Norman Will and Mrs. John K.
at one time. Wittle; representatives of the Lad-
| lotte and Chestnut Sts., Lancaster.
Police said Rineer was driving
south on Caarlotte St., and collided |
with an auto driven east on Chest- |
| nut St. by James Hamlin, 946 Edge- |
moor Court. Damage was cstimat-
d at $600 by police.
Prizes will be awarded. ies Aid on the council, Mrs. Aaron
The Boy Scouts will benefit by|Buckwalter and Mrs. Irvin Bishop;
your attendance. Be sure to visit|Brotherhood, Jacob Stehman and
to police. Rineer will be summon-
UBEF ANNUAL CONFERENCE |E. , Dorothy Baker and Mildred
Bishop George Edward Epp, D. Gephart.
D., LL.D. LHD. of Harrisburg, The roster of Sunday school |
newly appointed Bishop oi the teachers and officers is as follows:
eastern area of the Evangelical U- Superintendent, C. E. Musselman;
— a —— nited Brethren Church, wil] make trez
Hamlin suffered a scratched arm) ihe Cooking Schoo Corneil Wenn Bae
s——— — re ¢ Ji Nt
but refused medical wid. according | — —_— School, John K. Wittle and C. E.
152nd ANNUAL SESSION OF Musselman; directors of Junior C.|
ed for a hearing before Alderman
William Hull.
be attending Diocesan Clergy Re-
treat.
wurer, John K. Wittle; secretary
Trinity Song. Church | his initial appearance and preside | Mrs. Elmer Wittle; Librarians, Wm.
. A. Deck, Pasto for e firs 2) -
Bont. 25s | Astor | for th first ume at the 152nd an-1g jlo), Gerald Ney, James Wittle
9 15 a Barony will 1 | nual session of the former United
J:1o am. rls ay will be ob- > 3 > :
la aan 4 ay ¢ | Brathren East Pennsylvania An-
served in a combined service with
special program nuai Conference session at Penn-|
7:30 am. A Missionary service. | brook Pa., September 24 to 27. Dr.
Speaker: Mrs. Bessie Chariton of | Harry E. Schaeifer, DD., is pastor-
| Brooklyn, N. Y. Auspices European | host.
anl Ronald Winters; chorister, C.
Musselman; pianist, Dorothy |
| Baker. Teachers are: Mrs. John H.
Gable, Mildred Gephart, Betty
Barbour, Mrs. Cornelius Wisegarv-
| Missions Inc en fer, Jane Wisegarver, Ruth Fisher,
ee ee ‘ TERS PEAR x Mrs. Elmer Forwood, Mrs. Norman
Salvi: 3ihle CC CHIQUES CHURCH HELD
Calvary Bible Church 2 Will, Joyce Baker, Mrs. C. E. wl
W. L. Wilson Jr., Pastor HCMECOMING PROGRAM |
| selman, Carl Winters, Jacob Steh-
Sund Paul R. Strickler, Supt. The annual Homecoming Pro-
Sunday, Sept. 23r : : s. Irvin Bis 's
Sunday, ept. 23rd gram was held at Chigues Churchman, Mrs. Irvin Bishop, Mrs. John |
> a. m. Bible School K. Wittle, C. S. Nissley, Albert
, , 8. Nis : i
“lasses for all ages f the Brethren on Sunday morning]
da Br Qe teclens ry]
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship | and afternoon. Kleiner, Mrs. C. S. Nissley, Park |
7:00 p.m. Prayer Fellowship. Participants were: the Bev. B:. G Shetter, Rev. John H. Gable, Arth- |
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service ed rn wR ve or Yop
Ween Be XK ee Stauffer, elder in charge of the ur E. Braun and Raymond For-
8:00 pm. Midweek Prayer Ser-| church; the Rev. Herbert O. Wolge-{W°°d: Mr. John K. Wittle is the
vice. | mth; the = Rev. Clayton Gelunan, |superintendent of the Children’s |
| division.
| pastor of Johnstown Church of the vision
| MARIS GAINOR HEADS
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
| Brethren; the Rev. Robert O. Hess;
Sunday, Sept. 23rd | and the Rev. John Ebersole. Mrs :
9:30 a.m. Sunday School. Fannie Shearer and Rufus Miller| F- U. B. USHERS LEAGUE
il 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. were choristers | aris Gainor was elected presi- |
Tuesday q A A — dent of the St. Mark's Evangelical |
7:30 pm. S. S. Teachers & ork- | ni athra Ra ‘hops’ |
ers al Parish foto | ELDER CLYDE WEAVER United Brethren Church Ushers i
| Wednesday | SPOKE AT SALUNGA | League at their monthy meeting at
Luther League skating party at| Elder Clyde Weaver, of East, the home of John Booth. Lloyd |
Rocky Springs. Myers was chosen vice-president; |
‘ Petersburg, spoke at the Harvest]
Ta A s Ae S
7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid meeting. ; iatis Mor. wank i
Home Service in Salunga Church] Christian Miller, secretary; Frank
The Church of God of the Brethren Sunday morning. |Musser, treasurer; Harrry Beam-
Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor The Achievement Offering for: the enderfer, chief usher; Charles’ Wol- |
4 0 | . 3 by Pia Jia ros |
{ Sunday, Sept. 23rd general brotherhood was: recéived assistant chief ‘usher; and |
John Booth and Charles Eby, col-
|lectors. It was decided that the vice |
{president should serve as the
9:30 am. Sunday School
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship.
No Prayer meeting this week | MARRIAGE LICENSES
I" Galvin H, Smith and Shirley L. chairman of the program commit. |
The churceh chorus sang.
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