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The Mount Joy Bulletin Z
MINUTE WEEKLY I N
LANCASTER

COUNTY

VOL. LII, NO. 34
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, January

Merger To Divide School District;
Upper Half Of Mount Joy Twp.
Will Go To Efzabethiown

At a meeting held last Thurs
day in Mount Joy the Directors
of the Donegal Joint School |
took action to make the lower
half of Mount Joy Township an|
official member of the jointure.
The boards solicitor, William
B. Arnold, was instructed to
revise the articles of agreement
and have it ready at the Febru-|
ary meeting.
Upper Half Go ..To E’town
Township Directors informed
the Schoolboard that a decision
had been reached to divide the °
township for school purposes,
sending pupils of the upper half
of the district to jointure
gchools in the Elizabethtown
area while those in the lower
section will be absorbed in the
Donegal population. |
Mount Joy Twp. directors
are negotiating with the direc-|
tors of Elizabethtown borough, |
West Donegal and Conoy Twps. |
for admission of the upper]
half.
Proposal Fails
A. D. Seiler, president of the
school board, presented a pro-
posal to change the procedure
for voting on major issues, to
coincide with
recommended under the state
school code. However, this pro- |
sup- |
posal failed to receive a
porting vote. Under the pro-
posal, it was suggested that a
favorable vote of two-thirds of,
the boards, in addition to the'
majority
major issues. At the present
time, approval by all boards is
required.
Although near-perfect har-
mony exists at the present time,
Seiler pointed out, there is
possibility of certain evils in
the future” if controversies de-
velop.
To Select School Staff
In submitting the agenda for
February and March sessions,
Seiler asked the directors be
prepared to take action in th
selection of a school odoin
tration staff. He set March as!
the deadline for this action.
The school building authori- |
ty disclosed that the new 12- in.
water main to the school site is
completed.
TE PW eee.
Lions State Sec.
To Be At Florin
The proposed Lions Club at
Florin will meet Monday even-
ing at 6:30 P. M. at the Key-
stone Diner west of Florin. Mr.
June Chestnut of Harrisburg,
the State Executive Secretary
of Pennsylvania Lions Club,
will attend the meeting
with other area leaders to ex-
plain fully the purposes, goals,
and services of Lions Clubs.
The club organized tempor-
arily at the meeting held Fri-
day nite, January 16th, with 18
residents signing applications
for membership. C. Arthur
Wolgemuth was chosen to be
temporary president and Rob-
ert Smith temporary Secretary.
Residents of the Florin area
who are interested in Lions
Club activities. may contact the
temporary membership = Com-
mittee: Miles Robinson, Jr,
Clarence Hollinger, and Reubh-
en Goodling, or the above offi-
cers. ER
DQ Os nn
Change In Program
Due to sickness of one of the
members, the Gospel Four
quartet will be unable to pre-
sent the special program plan-
ned for Sunday evening in St.
Mark's E.U.B. Church. In its
place the evangelism film,
“Power Unto Salvation”, will
be shown. This is a film-strip
and recorded strip prepared by
the Board of Evangelism of the
Evangelical United Brethren
Church. A number of the young
people of the church will be in
charge of the program for the
service

voting methods:
consent, would pass |
“the |
along |
S&H Crop To
Buy Raincoats
For Safety Patrol
The School and Home
Thursday evening in

iation met
Chosen DAR Girl
|
Assoc |
the Elementary School build
ing. The guest speaker was the
Of Mt. Joy H. S. Rev. Elmer A. Keiser, minister |
: of the Trinity Episcopal
church, who spoke on rights ol
» | children and responsibilities ol
parents.
During ‘the business meeting
a committee was appointed to
make a survey of the number
of prospective pre-school age
children who would be avail-
able if a public kindergarten
were to start next school term.
‘| Shating Party - New Raincoats
A roller skating party for
the Safety Patrol children will
be sponsored in February. Par-
ents and members of the group
were invited to attend.
It was also decided tp pur-
chase twelve raincoats and hats
for the Safety Patrol children
Slides were shown of other
school club projects in their
construction work by Mr. Char-
les Heaps, principal of the El-
ementary school.
An electric clock award for
having the largest percentage
of parents present went to Mrs.
Myers’ room.
Following the meeting
freshments were served by the
Fourth grade mothers, with
Mrs. Clyde Brill as chairman.
er
Revivals Starting
February 1 At
St. Mark's
Revival Services will be con-
ducted in St. Mark's Evangelic-
al United Brethren Church, on
February 1 to 15, 1953. These
services will be in conjunction
with a simultaneous evangelist-
ic effort fostered by the Board
of Evangelism of East Pennsyl-
vania Conference of which St.
{ Mark's Church is a member.
Dr. Joe Willard Krecker, Ed-
itor of the Telescope Messenger,
denominational magazine pub-
lished at the Evangelical Press,

MISS SHIRLEY EBY
Miss Shirley Eby, daughter
{ of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton G. Eby,
N. Barbara Street, was chosen
to be the DAR girl of Mount
Joy High School. She was chos-
en by the faculty from three
candidates elected by the mem-
bers of the senior class. The a-
ward is based on the qualities
| of dependability, loyalty, truth-
I fulness, punctuality, service,
| cooperation, courtesy, consider-
ation, leadership, personality,
and patriotism - unselfish in-
terest in family, school, com-
munity and nation.
The “Good Citizen” in each
of the county schools is entitled
to a Certificate of National So-
ciety. “Good Citizen” pins and
| certificates will be presented at
| the meeting of the Donegal
Chapter DAR (Daughters of
"the American Revolution). on
| Thursday, May 14, at the Iris
i Club in Lancaster.
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Visiting Nurse Reports
399 Calls | In. Mt. Joy
re-

The annual report of the lo-
Led Visiting Nurse, Mrs. Ruth | : ;
,B. Walters, for the year 1952 Harkey. will be the Buest;
was presented at the annual] A pil ig or ope hing
meeting of the Visiting Nurse |™8 rough Saturday nigh
of the first week.
Dr.

Association held recently.
There were a total of 1,495 parishes ia
{visits made to 121 patients. Vis- |
Yas 9 Sop Pp uvicite | elical Church, and at the time
its were as follows: 83 visits 0, of rg Eve lical
22 Metropolitan Life Insurance | bnion, o i
)
Co. policyholders and 16 visits | Church and the Church of the
to 9 Lite Insur- {United Brethren in Christ was
ance Co. policyholders; 57 vis- elected editor of the church's
: i ? "| official magazine.
Krecker served several
the former Evang-
The Association wishes to ex-
press its appreciation to Sloan’s
Pharmacy for receiving nurs-
ing service. Also to the Bulletin
for publishing reports of the
Association.
Calls for nursing service may
be made at Sloan’s Pharmacy,
Mt. Joy 3-3001.
ee tll CI ene.
Grantham Oratorio To
day evening when a group of
girls from the Aircraft-Marine
dropped in at their newly furn-
ished apartment in form of a
shower.
The couple were the recipi-
ents of many beautiful and use-
ful gifts, included among them
was a Seth Thomas electric
kitchen clock and a service of
dinnerware.

. . Mrs. Hendrix before her
Give Hymn Festival marriage was Helen Hocken-
" r— berry, daughter of Mr. and
The massed choir of 260 voic- | Mrs. James Hockenberry, 118
East Main Street, and is also an
employee at the Aircraft-Mar-
ine, Inc.
es of the Grantham Oratorio
Society will present their an-
nual Hymn Festival in the For-
um at Harrisburg on Sunday
afternoon, January 25, at 2:45.
Professor Earl D. Miller will
direct and Robert S. Clippinger
will be at the organ.
The next appearance of the
Oratorio Socety in the Forum
et ee
MEMBER OF BAND IN
INAUGURAL PARADE
Navy Recruit John S. Singer
son of Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Singer, Maytown, who is a
member of the Drum and Bugle

its made to 3 patients receiving : 0 WGAL TV class recently in the Fry home.
Public Assistance and 1,339 vis- Rev. Charles R. Beittel, pas- ver - Following devotions a busi-
its to 94 Community patients. i tor of Otterbein Church, Har- ness meeting and flower sale
| risburg, will be the preacher | was held.
Money collected amounted to |e = 4}. cocond week of services On January 31st from 2 till i 3
$1,161.00 — mileage covered > . : . During the business meeting
? ! (Turn to page 6) 2:30 o'clock Free Public time - ee
3 miles these officers were elected:
11,166 miles. > ® rm : ; iby TV t |
Community visits were di-| 5 - . iwill be given by WGAL- 01 President, Betty Rice, 1st. vice
rided as follows: 406 full- oa Aircraft-Marine Girls the Lancaster County Federa-|president, Kathryn Mumper,
bh im yay I i i FS smen’s Clubs for]|2nd vice president, Pauline
visits, 224 part-pay visits, 64 Give Surprise Shower tion of Sportsmen's Clubs for = : I 5 : Soulin
he a ; Fr ry, secretary. aude Schroll,
free nursing visits, 31 child On Mt. Joy Couple an Educational discussion on shld iar divin,
welfare visits and 614 organi- vr the Deer problem. Those parti- and Margarel Mackinsoh visit:
zation Visits. : Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Hen-|cipating on the panel discus- ing committee, Lovey Barnhart
In Mount Joy 37 patients re-| East Main St., this boro, [sion are John C. Herman, Pres-| Grace Mumma and Kathryn
ceived 399 visits, were agreeably surprised Mon-|ident of the Game Commission;| Mumper, teachers, Ethel Bros-
22
hy
POLIO’S EXPLOSIVE SURGE
G8 Usk sa
2 pREnous 20 YAR
— Be
Pope

|
to

Sy
90,000 .

a
ee came gon a dn cg a So

The ominousness of the drawing—depicting the vast upward sweep of
polio in the last five years—portrays the challenge being’ faced by
March of Dimes men of science. Researchers in laboratories from coast
to coast are wheeling out their biggest guns in the epic struggle mak-
dng new ew gains every y every year and confident that polio will be 0 will We conquered.
March Of Dimes ‘Lights On’
Drive January 29, 7 to 8 p. m.

“LIGHTS ON MOTHER'S interested persons have called
MARCH will be staged Thurs-, but more helpers are needed.
day, January 29 in Mount Joy (Remember, it is only one
: 2 hour of your time.)
as well as in all the
COMMU) An estimated $28,000,000 in
MARCH OF DIMES funds was
Between the hour of 7 used during the year to provide
next Thurs- | care for the stricken, an in-
day, a clean-up campaign will | crease of $7,000,000 over 1951
be held for the March of Dimes for similar purposes. In 1952,
throughout the whole United [90,000 persons were aided by
ties in Lancaster and the United
States.
p. m. and 8 p. m.
States. Mothers and other in- | the National Foundation Chap-
terested persons will call at all | ters.
homes with porch lights and if| Polio made history in 1952
but so did your National Foun-
dation for Infantile Paralysis.
The worst epidemic of all time
was met and contained. Its viec-
tims found help close at hand
in their own communities. For
the records, the number 55,000
will. mark the new high-water
mark of polio’s attack. There is
an important item to remember
and that is that the tests are be-
ing conducted by scientists are
financed by the March of Dimes
Don’t forget — Your March
of Dimes Contribution Is The
Fight Against Polio. An
you have no porch light, will

you put out a lantern, put a;
candle in your window or place | You Want To Help In The
a shoe on your doorknob. If you | Fight, Volunteer To Help In
are interested in helping with | The Lights On March, Thurs-
this project, please call Mrs. |day, January 29 from 7:00 p.m.
Vera Albert. (3-5181). Several [to 8:00 p.m.

Ergatan Class
Meet In Fry Home
Mrs. C. Robert Fry and Mrs.
A. Nissley Erb entertained the
Ergatan Sunday School class
Panel Discussion
On Deer Problem
Rodger Lathan, Director of Re-
search of the Game Commission
ke and Grace Hawthorne.
The class is planning to at-
Senator Edward Kessler, Mike |tend a cooking demonstration
Sides, Drew Brooks and Her-| Tuesday, January 27th.
man Good.
commer Mn seni
E-Town Church Begins
February meeting will be
held at the home of Kathryn
Newcomer at Elizabethtown.
. . . Present were: Lovey Barn-
Midwinter Sessions hart, Ethel Broske, Thelma
Richard Burger, dynamic Eshleman, Betty Rice, Grace
young missionary to Africa. Hawthorne, Grace Mumma,
will be the featured speaker in Mrs. Fitzkee, Ann Newcomer,
the first session of the annual Marguerite Dock, Margaret
mid-winter School of Missions|Mackinson, Myrtle Mowrer,
to be held in the Washington |Betty Jane Charles, Kathryn
Newcomer, Mrs. David New-
Street Church of the Brethren,
comer Jr., Kathryn Mumper,
Elizabethtown, Sunday at 7:30
Dorothy Beamenderfer, Doris
pe 1. Rice, Betty Helwig, H
Study classes on “Africa” | ely elwig, elen
Schroll, Maude Schroll, Pauline
and ‘Home Missions and Hu-
! Fry and Alcesta Erb.
man Rights” will be offered at
6:30 and 7:25 p. m. The School,
which will continue for four
consecutive Sunday evenings
is planned to create interna-
tional understanding, and to
study the world mission of the
Christian Church.

SMOKER ON JANUARY 30
A Smoker will be held at the
Mt. Joy Fire House on Friday
evening, January 30th, spon-
sored by the Veterans of For-
eign Wars

1953
Tax Collector To

$2.00 a Year in Advance

To Present Dramatic Film

Attach Wages For Of “The Life Of Jesus” On
Per Capita Taxes
If you owe the borough for
vour Per Capita tax for 1951
or other vears, you may as wel
pay up, that is, if you don’t
want your wages attached.
George Brown, 3rd, tax col-
lector, announced today, that
beginning next week, he in-
tends to attach the wages of
all persons owing back tax-
es. Brown also stated that leins |
would be placed on real estate
for taxes owed.
re ee cee
Salunga Aux.
Holds Election
Of Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Salunga Fire Company held
their meeting Monday evening
in the Fire Hall with twenty-
one members present.
Officers were elected
committees appointed for
vear as follows:
President, Mrs. Hunter Pettit
V-President, Mrs. Eva Schreib-
er, treasurer, Mrs. P. B. Steh-
man, asst. treasurer, Mrs. Ber-!
nice McFarland, secretary, Mrs.
Walter Peifer and assistant sec-
retary, Miss Alice M. Nissley.
Program committee: Mrs.
Bernice McFarland, chairman;
Mrs. Esther Mowery, Mrs.
June Wiley and Mrs. Eva
Schreiber.
Membership committee: Mrs.
Walter Eshleman, chairman,
Mrs. Donald Schreiber and Mrs.
Charles Myers.
Ways and Means committee:
Mrs. Robert Brubaker, chair-
man, Mrs. Benj. Brubaker, Mrs.
Ruth Wenditz, Mrs. Walter
Eshleman, Mrs. Russel E. Coop-
er Mrs. Benj. Hess, Mrs. Henry

and |
the
Hiestand, Mrs. John Cooper,
Mrs. Ellis Shaw, Mrs. Jack]
(Turn to page 7)
et :

Rotarians Are
Entertained By
Lions Tuesday
The
Club members,
Lions : and t the Rotary
at a joint meet-
ing held at Hostetter’'s Tuesday
evening, heard Mr. Heiges,
President of the Lancaster Co.
Historical Society give a history
of the different Townships in
the county. The speaker was in-
troduced by Lions President,
Richard Divit.
The entertainment was un-
der the auspices of Mr. Morrell
Shields, music teacher at East
Donegal High school. He pre-
sented two young fife players,
Johnny and Betty Musser, Mt.
Joy, who played melodies on
the fifes. Following this, Ronny
McKain, Jack McKain, West
Marietta, Steven Doles and
Paul Kaufman, East Donegal
Twp., presented novelty enter-
tainment by playing selections
on bottles filled with water.
There were all sizes of bot-
tles, each filled with water to a
certain height which gave the
bottle the musical note desired.
This was an unusual novelty
orchéstra and was thoroughly
enjoyed.
All the young musicians
pupils of Mr. Shields at
Donegal High School.
The Rotarians were guests
of the Lions at this meeting.
Ae eee
C.G.Y.A. In Charge Of
Sunday Evening Service
The C. G. Y. A. of the Mount
Joy Church of God will have
charge of the evening service
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the
church. The speaker will be
Wilbur Deck, from the Trinity
E. C. Church. Special music
will be furnished, as well as
congregational singing. A cor-
dial invitation is extended to
are
East

will be May 5, when they pre-|Corps at Bainbridge Naval
sent Charles Gounod’s ‘“ The|Training Station, participated
Redemption, in the inaugural parade,

the public.
a
Friday, January 30th
|
| Taken From Hollywood
Deserter Leaps Bowl Pilgrimage Play,
F
From Police Car {74 58° she
‘And Escapes

On Friday. eve evening: January
30th the local Jaycees will
| stage another community pro-
|
F
| Military and State Police ject when they bring to Mt.
lare searching for an army de-|Joy the famous motion picture
gerter from Fort Belvoir, Va,,|of “The Life of Jesus” produc=
led in natural color, to be shown
at the Mount Joy High School
the police car while being tak | auditorium. The picture will be
en to the New Cumberland base | held one night only, but will
who leaped, handcuffed from
by Chief of Police Parke Ne iss. | have two showings one at 7:00
Lloyd Fletcher, 19, Mount!P- m. and one at 8:30 p. m.
Joy R1, was arrested by Chief; The film is based upon “The
| Pilgrimage Play” presented an-
Neiss Tuesday morning on al
. . : Yo had .d {nually in the Hollywood Bowl,
tip that Fletcher, who had de- | California. :
serted from the army last No- There are many interesting
vember,
was living in a trailer|facts concerning the play and
a technical
on Columbia RI. | the picture. From
Chief
was taking the prisoner
[New Cumberland
|
er leaped from the police
Neiss stated while he |
to the |
Fletch-|

base,
|
car
when about three quarters of a
from the base and escaped.

pp —
‘New Residents To
Be Given 7 70 Gifts
Has anyone new moved nto
vour neighborhood? Do you
know of anyone who is plan- |

ning to move into your neigh- |
borhood in Mount Joy? If you|
have the answer to either of point of view, simplicity is the
these two questions, get in | most difficult thing to drama-
touch with the Welcome to Mt. |tize and the value of the pic-
Joy committee. The committee, |ture is in the simplicity and
which was formed by the Joy-|gincerity of its message. The
Cees (women of the Junior 1 jfe of Jesus is essentially sim-
Chamber of Commerce), and | I ple for it treats of the most
the merchants and industries of | humble man who trod the
Mount Joy are ready to greet| arth.
{all new-comers into Mount Joy | The directors are faced with
from January 1, 1958 On—=——=""' 4 somewhat paradoxical situa-
A basket containing 70 odd | tion. The setting is both simple
items and certificates will be and overwhelming in its mag-
presented to each new family nitude.
who moves into the borough if | (Tum to Page 4)
they move from outside a five RE ee. ..'
mile radius of Mount Joy.
Get in touch with the post t Pl Of
office, the Bulletin, Mrs. Pa u ure ans
Stoner Jr., Mrs. Harold i
merman Jr.,, Mrs. James Rob- Ministerial Ass’ n
erts, Miss Wilma Dommell or
Mrs. George Albert.
WC — ee
Father And Son
Partnership |
Announced |The i do Mitral A
For The New Year
Group & Youth Council
'Entertained At Dinner
‘By Mr. Eli Hostetter

ing in the parsonage of the Ev-
angelical United Brethren
#2 | Church on January 16. The
# | president, Rev. E. H. Ranck,
| presided.
The following reports were
| presented: Rev. Durfee, chair-
man of the Daily Vacation Bi-
ble committee reported on the
activities of the school conduct-
led the past year and announced
that $84 had been forwarded to
Vi World Service for Kor-
/ £ can relief. This offering had
| bee n received as a missionary
| project of the school.
New Committee
Pres. Ranck appointed the
announc- | following committee to arrange

JIMMY Ww. ROB ERTS
Lester E. Roberts,
tric appliance dealer,
local elec-|
ed today that he has taken his | tor the Daily Vacation Bible
son Jimmy W. Roberts, for 1953. The members
the business as partner. The|,re Reverend Messrs. Durfee,
partnership is effective as of]
January 1, 1953 and is known | Future Plans
as Lester E. Roberts & Son, The secretary, Rev. W. L.
specializing in electrical Mh | Koder, was instructed to secure
ances and plumbing. [a prominent churchman as a
The new partner graduated speaker for the Week of Prayer
from Mount Joy High School|Service for 1954. It was also
in 1943. After graduation he|decided to conduct a Good Fri-
served three years in the navy. service on April 3. The
Upon his discharge from the Rev. Messrs Helwig and Koder
navy Jimmy entered Elizabeth-|were named as a committee to
town College, majoring in Bus-|arrange for the Good Friday
iness Administration, graduat- | services.
ing in 1950. Since graduation| Entertained by Mr. Hostetter
he has been employed by his| On Saturday evening Mr. Eii
{and Deck.

father in the appliance bus- | Hostetter entertained the Minis-
ness | (Turn to page 4)

pt a ape