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PRIZE WINNERS AT ST LUKE'S | Roteld Caroll and Geraldine a Passion Play 'Ch h N | .
EASTER EGG HUNT | Strickler and the prizes were kit- a | urc ews Viss pangier
I, MEETS APRIL 2 -
Approximately 250 children at- tens. Ww, C. T. U. MEE AX RIL 1 ——————— { |
mle . aste: sw Other prizes for the hunt inelud-|{ The monthly meeting of the lo-| yEgWS PERTAINING TO ALL |
tended the annual Easter Egg | : : . osen 0 en |
Hunt at St. Luke's Episcopal | ed rabbits, peeps and Faster bask cal W. C. T. U. will be held Mon- | THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY | |
’ cts lay evening, April 21, at 7:30 o'-| N TR NY SUR. | .
Church on Saturday morning, ts da) : | AND THE ENTIRE SUR Ww C
Age groups and prize winners ee glock, at the home of Me Chari ROUNDING COMMUNITY. yommg amp |
were: Group l—ages 1 to 4, First, | A MEMORIAL SERVICE Wolgernith ot Sone WA —— — Miss Mary Ann Spangler, of town, |
Judy Shoemaker; Second, Terry | FOR LATE REV. HAINES Road. A pi re Se I bi i Calvary Bible Church | a member of Girl Scout Troop 103,
mT : wsons are e y attend y iN :
Crider; Third, Harry Berger; 4th, A memorial service will be held | PET TH —— « W. go Wilko Jr. Pastor will be one of two representatives
. y 1 ) Sunday, April 2 J
fharon Garb x ; : in Waynesboro St. Paul's Evangeli- STATE NOW HAS 7936 ia hh Api BU from Pennsylvania who will attend |
Group 2 ages 5 to 8: 1st, Jill { cal and Reformed Church on April | 22 S x I ANE RO ADS Classes for ages 1 to 100. [an All-State Encampment of Girl |
Schatz; 2nd, Vickie Brown; 3rd | 20 at 3:30 p. m, in tribute to the MILES OF 3-LANE sti] 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship Scouts July 30 to Aug. 20, at Buf- |
Jimmie Hockenberry | late pastor, the Rev. Henry Kready Pennsylvania's vast highway 7:00 p.m I ¥ cllowship. | {alo Bill Scout Camp, near
Group 3—ages 9 to 12: 2nd dnd) Haines system of 41.000 miles now cone aR Rm Evangelistic Service, | Wi rab |
: ap ie Fn . OF I inesday Vv ; wv
drd,, Ben Groff; 4th, Carol Hartman The Rev. Mr. Haines, a native of | tains 1936 miles of d-lanc r more 7:30 p.m. Midweek Prayer Service | According to Mary Ann's official |
As the 4th prize egg for Group 2| Maytown and a former assistant roadway, Secretary of Highways | 2
and the 1st prize egg for Group 3 pastor at Maytown E.R. Church |E. L. Schmidt announced. The Church of God
couldn’t be found, an extra Hunt| was killed at Caledonia when he Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor | ters, the encampment will be the]
was held for the children who re-| was returning home from York Knute Rockne was born in Nor- | Sunday, April 20 gift of the oil dealers of the Rocky!

mained and these winners were | where he was directing rehearsal of | way.
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RIN SO nindav Sehbol Culp before marriage. Surviving |
HUNT'S FRESH %15 : Morning worship. are a sister, Mrs. Nellie Behney,
large box 28 2 17 Wednesda : : and two brothers, Charles J. and |
> TomatoSauce C Asparagus 1b C Cla we Pastor's Instruction Robert C., all of Lancaster. |
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! 7 Midweek Prayer Ser- -_
COTS ice Peter L. Reidenbach
de Flavorful Beverag UNton sack Thursda Peter L. Reidenbach, 9, died
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Shoe Peg Corn 19: Lemons 300’ } ee I ; Boren rk? Sunday at 2:30 a. m. at the home | §
C 0 F E E G 8:00 p.m. Senior Choir rehearsal | of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram N. Strickler, |
7 for C saturday Mount. Joy R2, near Salunga, after |
B ) J “Wildy n’ J 1 ’ third > 5 ? a
BOSCUL SMITHS 2X jh Jor In hue of | 4 three months’ illness. He resided
fe Pkg 15 Bo 0) ‘B Be with the Strickler family for the
1b bag £25. Pea Beans Reg. c ug go B. Chae past four years. ;
> Prepared Prunes Salunga He was the son of the late Reu- |
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9:30 am. Sunday School
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
wening Worship
| Mountain region. The donors will

Wednesday
7:30 | Junior Prayer Meeting

Graybill Wolgemuth
Sunday, April 20
| living on the trail and exploring the
5:00 kl | area which abounds in scenes and |
2.00 am. sunday School p
7:0) p.m. Young Peoples’ meet | places of interest for nature study. |
ing and preaching service. Mary Ann has been selected on!
| the
| camping
basis of skill and knowledge of
qualities of
leadership, adherence to Girl Scout
ideals and traditions and ability to
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting. techniques,
Trinity Lutheran Church |
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor |
Sunday, April 20
9:30 am. Sunday School.
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship.
| 7:00 pm. Vespers.
Wednesday
7:30 pm. La
House.
Thursday
F 0 vm. Luther League in the years and with her troop took a 1,-
arish House. [ 600 mile trip to Canada in 1950. She
; PE | served as a delegate to the senior
ei | planning board and: was Senior
The Eventide Singers will render Scout representative ta the Girl
{a musical program in the East | Scout Convention inr Boston.
| i ~ 1 |
| Fairview Church of the Brethren, | wy
pear Manheim, Pa. Saturday eve- |
ning, April 2 2,. at: 7:30 p. = M t RB d
The Eventide ers are heard | or ual y ecor
every Saturday evening at 7:00 p-|
m. on WEEU Reading. The pub-
lic is cordially invited |
| represent her own community. The
director will be Miss Marion Bar-
| vett, of the national Girl Scout staff,
| an expert in camping.
ay 3 | Mary Ann, who is 17, is a senior
lies Aid in the Parish | “°° ) )

(From Page 1),
and sisters also survive: Henry, E-
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| pay the basic expenses of the en-| meeting at the home of Mrs. Adah |
| campment making the gift in ob- | Eichler on Tuesday evening. The
| servance of the 40th anniversary of | following attended: Rev. Gable and
| in Mount Joy High School. She has |
| been a member of Troop 108 eight |

| lizabethtown R2; Amos, Elizabeth-

any
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Holy | Missionary Society of ‘the church.
Communion.

Archdeacony meeting & | Ww
Woman's Auxiliary - Trinity |
{| Church, Chambersburg.
Sunday, April
11:00 a.m.
for Sacy
hirmation.
illiam E. Good
William E. Good, 76, of Lancaster,
lied in the Lancaster General Hos-
pital after an illness of one month

ps Annual Visa-~ |
ament of Holy Con-
tation :
; He was born in Mount Joy, a son
| of the late Joseph and Mary Stiff-
[ler Good, and was a member of]
I Memorial Presbyterian Church. He |
St. Mark's
Evangelical United Brethren

Church of the Brethren
Earl Brubaker, Elder In Charge
John Herr, Supt.
| ben and Catherine Erb Reidenbach
and for many years was a director

April 20 { of the Farmers National Bank, in|
i aes |
9:00 a. m. Sunday School | New Hollund. In addition he was a |
10:15 a:m. Church 1C¢ farmer for several years and for a |

Everybody is invit
time operated Reidenbach’s Store,
| between Hinkletown and Blue Ball, |
Mt. Joy Church .
ee beginning in 1900 at the death of his |
@ Bishop Henry Luiz, Amos Hess,
¥ ET X Henry Garber, Henry Frank, father.
TH he I Pastors He was the last of his immediate |
yn. 1 Dressed 0 g Sunday, April 20 | family being survive nly by two
tew ng 000 o. 1. Sunday School family being survived only by
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nieces and a nephew.
10:00 a. m. Church Service
The funeral was held at Denver |
7:30 p.m. Friday, Prayer mecting |
i and Bible Study. ! Wednesday afternoon.
rer ee ren | DP Were = +
The Washington Street
Church Of The Brethren
Pa.
Rev. Nevin II. Zuck, Pastor
Sunday, April 20
9:30 a.m. Church School,
Ezra Bucher, Gen. Supt.
10:30 am.; Service of Sacred Mu-
sic by the Flizabethtown College!
A Cappella Choir.
6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship, Rob-
ert Byerly is the speaker
7:30 pm. Evening
mon: “Limiting The Lead”
tor Zuck.

FAIR APRIL 18
The Beacon Class of the
Congregational
Evan- |
School will sponsor a Sample Fair |
{ gelical Sunday |
Mr. X!in the Church Annex on Friday,
April 18, at 7:30 p. m. Tickets 50c. |

First Presbyterian Church
Mount Joy, Penna. |
Rev. Harlan C. Durfee, Pastor |
Sunday, April 20
9:30 a.m. Church School. |
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship .
Sermon: The Resurrection Within |
6:3¢ p.m. Westminster Fellowship |
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Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church
Riad Kev. 0. a Deck, Pastor Donegal Presbyterian Church
ApH 20 : Donegal Springs, Penna,
9:15 a. m, Sunday School. | Rev. Harlan C. Durfee, Pastor
Be of new series oL lessons |g gay April 20
| 1 he Ten Commandmants of Teach~ 9:30 am. Church School
vi Rig Worchin 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
ol ol. . f S | aN ys r u
"The Divine Bre ath’ is the Theme. Sermon:: The :War” of Ideas.
{ 7:30 pm. Worship — The Pastor
will preach the final message, prior

Newtown U. B. Church
Rev. 0. K. Buch, Pastor
to the convening of Annual Con-|_ ia
{ ference at Allentown, Pa., next Sunday, April 20 i |
week. 9:00 a.m. Sunday School.
| | Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Worship Service.
|

Midweek services at church and |Thursday ha |
annex { 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor nd
8:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal. | Prayer meeting,
St. Luke's Episcopal Church | town R3; John, Elizabethtown; Mrs.
ov BB . Loiser riear ‘ a 1
Rev. A. Keiser, Vicar Allen Gipe, Florin; and Mrs. Elmer
Vir. John E. Wolgemuth, S. S. Supt. | :
ta iF 0 | Sweigart, Manheim RD.
Sunday, April 20
First Sunday after Faster
7:00 am. Holy Communion. Vers. Harlan E. Buller
9:30 a.m. Sunday School : . ry Sut
11:00 a. m. Holy Communion Ms. Laura E. Buller, 73, of 206
There will be no Evening Prayer | S- School Lane, Lancaster, widow
a$ the Bishop will be at St. John's, | of Harlan E. Buller, died at her
Mariett 1 :
Mark Se heme Monday. She was born in|
ondaay r |
A | : Maytown, a daughter o » late | §
7:30 p.m. Annual Parish Meeting Maytown, a daughter of the late
Tuesday Henry and Anna Herschelroth Esh- |
6:00: p.m. Acolytes. leman, and was a member of Beth- |
700 vn 3 . .
:00 p.m. Confirmation class, Presbyterian Church and the
News From Florin
(From page 1)
and family.
Mr. and Mis, Albert Yeager
of
Del Air, N. J, were Easter guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gerlitzski and
family.
Mrs. Lloyd Vogel and
daughter,
Nancy attended the funeral of Murs.
Gish at Lancaster Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Eichler en-
tertained Mr, and Mrs.
ers to dinner on Faster.
Mr
Dearborn, Mass.
-
mo . |
I'he Kings Daughters Class of the
class |
B. Church held their
Bertha Kraybill, Mrs. Al Fike, Mrs.
Martin
Mrs. Nentwig, Mrs. Emma Keener,
W. A. Berrier, Mrs. David
and Margaret Eichler.
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LUTHERAN RUMMAGE SALE
The
mage sale, April 25 and 26 in the
Will open at 1:00 on
the 25th and 10:00 a. m. on the 26th. |
parish house.

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Stehman Bros.
Salunga,” Pa.
Harry
Cody | Shaeffer and Miss Mary Jane Saud-
and Mrs. Ralph Sauders and |
| notification of her acceptance re- | Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Derr spent the |
ceived from Girl Scout headquar-| week end with the latters son at
7:30 pm. Missionary Meeting, | Girl Scouting celebrated this year, | daughter, Vivian and Mrs. Elmer
whe. 71 ‘ Two Senior Scouts from each | Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth Kraybill,
Mt. Pleasan Ante ill tales vente hs Toa .| Mrs. Laura Granger I
Brethren In Christ Church | state will take part. Plans for the ; : ee Ange a Mrs. John |
Pastors: C. Hl. Moyer and encampment include many trips, | Eichler, Mrs. A. E. Shetter, Mrs.
Ladies Bible Class of the |
Lutheran Church is having a rum-
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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, April 17, 19525
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