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PERTAINING TO ALL
THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY
AND THE ENTIRE SUR-
ROUNDING COMMUNITY,
NEWS
The Washington Street
Church Of The Brethren
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor
Sunday
9:30 a.m. Church School
Adult Theme, “The Way of Wis-
dom.
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
Sermon by Dr. Galen C. Kilhef-
net
6:00 p.m. Children’s Workers
Institute.
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
I'ilm strip, and discussion led
by Mrs. Nevin W. Fisher.
Bw sday
7:30 pm, Bible Hour,
Dr. R. W. Schlosser, Leader.
U. B. Church
Pastor
Newtow n o
ev. John Ferick,
Sunday
bserved in
morning.
» a unified
t 9 a. m,
There will be vocal and in
strumental music by students
from Blizabethtown College
Rev. Frank Druckenprod, a re
tired U. B. Minister will teach
the lesson to th main school
and the pastor will bring a brief
message.
Vednesday
7:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor
7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeling.
Mt. Pleasant
Brethren In Christ Church
Pastors: Graybill Wolgemuth,
C. H. Moyer
Sunday
9:00 a. m. Sunday School
10:30 a.m. Worship Service.
Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Pr
ayer Meeting.
Brethren in Christ
Church
Crossroads
Musser, Harry IL. Bru
, Paul Z. Hess, Pastors.
punday
9:15 a.m. Su r School
10:30 : Worship.
the W 1 evening ser
vice is lift { veek, in favor
nt 1 1 listic Service at
th Church
Trinity Evangelical
Congr itional Church
Rev. Q. A. Deck, Pastor
SUI .
9:15 a sunday School
10:24 mm. Worship I'heme,
“A Par ] A ver to The Ques
tion Human Suffering.”
Wednesda
" pm idweek Service.
1 m. Senior Choir
Rheems
Church of the Brethren
Florin, Pa.
Howard Bernhard, Elder
GS T. Becker, Supt.
Sunday
9:00 a.m. Bible School.
10:00 a.m. Worship Service.
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting
Salunga
Church of the Brethren
Earl Brubaker, Elder In Charge
John Herr, Supt.
Sunday
9:00 am.
10:00 a.m.
Rev. Richard Hackman will
the speaker.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev, W. L. Koder, Pastor
Sunday
9:30 am.
10:45 a.m.
Manda
:30 p. m. Brotherhood
in “he Parish House.
Tuesday
7:45 p.m. Women’s Mission-
ary in the Parish House.
Sunday School
Morning Worship.
be
Sunday School.
Morning Worship.
it. Mark’s Evangelical United
Brethren Church
Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor
sunday
9:00 am. Sunday School.
10:15 a. m. Morning Worship |
7:30 p.m. Evening Service.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m.
Service.
8:30 p.m. Sunday School
Council Meeting.
Thursday
8:00 a.m.
ing.
7:00 p.m.
rehearsal.
8:00 p.m.
hearsai.
Midweek Prayer
Children’s Choir
Senior Choir re-
The Church of God
Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor
Sunday
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
Lester Eshelman Supt,
10:30 a.m, Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Missionary
West Green
Church of the Bre
Abram N. Eshelman,
Sunday
a
8:45 a.m. Sunday School at
and Green Tree.
Morning Worship,
Tree
'thren
Elder
10:00 a.m.
t Green Tree.
Landisville Church of
Landisville, Penna
E. Thomas Tillett, Pastor
Paul S. Baker, Gen. Supt.
God
| Sunday
Church School.
Worship Service.
9:15 am.
10:30 a.m.
7:30 p. nm.
Vednesday
7:30 p.m,
Midweek Service.
"\
ion.
church.
the centuries
accept the
Sacrament.
Meet God
Each Sunday
in Church!
When any of us,
‘regardless of deno-
mination, ‘‘go to
church” we go to
worship God in His
‘house. In the Epis-
copal Church we wor-
ship God by obeying
Christ's command to
“Do This,” that is, to
remember His Sacri-
ficial Death and to receive the Holy Commun-
The Episcopal Church is a sacramental
We stand squarely in the stream of
life that flows from our Lord Jesus Christ down
The Episcopal Church not only teaches that
God is always with us, but also gives us the
assurance of His Presence in the Sacrament of
the Holy Communion,
Ours is a believing church, “Our Lord said,
“This is my Body . .” —
— “do this in remembrance of Me.” We believe
He means what He said. There's no attempt at
lengthy explanations. We accept the fact that
God’s ways dre beyond our power of compre-
hension. So, when the priest, following Christ's
injunction, consecrates the bread and wine, we
fact of his REAL presence in the
Holy Communion. We glory in the fact that
we are in the presence of God and can receive
His Very Life into our souls through this
“This is my Blood .
We invite you to join us — today — in meet-
ing God in ths Zpiscopal Church near you.
Dorcas Society out- |
meeting
Evening Worship |
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa,
Thursday, October 14
Calvary Bible Church
Rev. W. L. Wilson Jr., Pastor |
| Sunday
9:15 a.m. Sunday Bible School |
| Classes for all ages.
| 10:30 am. Morning Worshin |
{Sermon by the pastor: ‘Prayer
| For Boldress
7:00 p.m.
Fellowship.
7:30 p.m.
Pre-Service Prayer
Evening Service.
| Sermon by the pastor: “Better
| Than The Angels.”
Wednesday
8:00 p.m.
Service.
Midweek Prayer
Glossbrenner fvangelical
{ United Brethren Church
Sunday
8:15 a. m. Morning Worship
9:30 a.m. Ty School
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship.
7:15 p.m. Evening Worship
Rev. Charles Leader - Speaker.
Tuesday
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday
97:30 p.m.
service.
Senior Choir
Midweek Prayer
\
Zion Lutheran Church
Landisville, Penna.
Rev. Ernest P. Leer
Sunday
9:30 a.m. Sunday School.
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship |
Thursday
7:45 p.m. Choir Rehearsal
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Mount Joy, Pa.
The Rev. Emmert M. Moyer
Vicar
| XVIII Sunday after Trinity.
| 8:00 am. Holy Communion.
Women’s Corporate Commun-
ion and Presentation of the
ited Thank Offering.
9:30 a.m. Church School.
11:00 a.m. Holy Communion.
| Sermon topic: “Immortal Mon-
| ey.
| Monday
{ 9:00 am. St. Luke's Day,
Js Communion.
Wednesday
7:00 p.m. Acolytes meeting
7:30 pm. St. Mary’s Guild
| meeting.
{Thursday
:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal.
- — oe - FT
Youth Fellowship
'Reorganizes For Year
|
Sixty-six young
guests attended the Annual Re
| treat of the Youth Fellowshi)
| of St. Mark’s Evangelical U. B
| Church held Sunday at
Mount Gretna. The group
| Mount Joy at 1 p. m.
{ the day conducting a worshij
| service, business meeting,
reation time,
| ing campfire.
people
rec
supper
Clair Wagner, Jr. was re-el
ected president of the local
| group; Barbara Thome was el-|
| ected vice president; Ronnie
| Jean Reese,
| ert Buchenauer,
secretary
treasurer.
| mission directors named
| Robert Reisch,
worship; Darla Kulp, Evangle
| ism: Fay Wickenheiser, Mis
| sions; and Mary and Richarc
Schneider, recreation. Youth di
rectors are
| and Clifford Schmidt.
| leaders are Mrs. John Roth
Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Ranck.
| Also decided during the
ness meeting was that the
charge of the
worship the
of each month
| ning with October 3, they
| have charge of the
Worship and Sunday
| second, there will be
and it will be Youth Night
the first Sunday, .ic
committee will
During the
| the group hiked
busi
will take
evening
| Sunday
|
to Governor)
| Dick mountain and climbed the,
| newly completed tower.
| > -
| ATTENDING CONVENTION
| IN CALIFORNIA
| Norman H. Sprecher,
| banker, and wife, left on
| the Christian Business
| International Convention,
{ will be held at
i California Oct. 13 to 17. Mr.
| Sprecher has been appointed the
| delegate for the Lancaster Com-
| mittee.
===MT, JOY. PA;
a a ARE
Un- |
and]
Camp
left |
and spent
and even-|
and Rob-|
Com-|
were
commission of
Joseph Buchenauer
Adult
and
morning
School;
no church
and
executive
recreation period, |
local
Sun-
| day evening by train, to attend
Men's
which
L.os Angeles,
had 52 years of continuous ser- (CHURCH APPOINTS ; :
3 Alice Strickler vice in the Salunga Chureh, she | SUPERINTENDENTS Rev. Leader To
; The board of Christian Edu
was also active in Sunday | >
Dies: Long Active Sencol work: bafore df | cation appointed the following | Speak In Florin
S00 work before she joinec | departmental superintendents &|
In Sunday School this church. She started playing | teachers for the St. Mark's E. 1 ‘Il The Rev. Charles Leader
the piano and organ in Sunday | B. Church: Mrs. Stoey NS bea, oly Ni a a :
Miss Alice Nissley Strickler, al 1: M Yohn Hershey. [ missionary to Africa, will be
80, died at 8:25 a. m. Thursday School Aas a small child. . jo Ww . a M Is Arlene Engle. [ the guest speaker in the evening
at the home of her ition and She is survived by one sister, Sup) ang Mm I ie Mop J Bg | service, Oct. 17, 7:15. m. in
neice, Mr. and Mrs. Amos S.| Mrs. Annie C. Newcomer, Mt. Pe. Shi oi I | the Glossbrenner Evang. U. B.
7 4 | and Mrs. Christian Miller and a
Newcomer, Mount Joy R1. She | Joy R1; one brother, Amos R | .,. . y . | Church, Florin.
as born in Rapho Townshi : ’ | Miss Marian Newcomer, begin- : J
as ar a Towner 8 Strickler, Mount Joy R1; and aps: Mrs. Harold Kulp, supt., Rev. Leader has been in Af-
oe re oe r S "| by a number of nieces and nep- | and Mrs. Charles Wolgemuth; | rica for many years and a great
[ont Martin Miss id Strickler. hews. | Mrs. Ralph Berrier and Miss | deal of that time was spent ser-
She was a former school Funeral services will be held | Barbara Thome, kindergarten. ving under the late Dr. John
teacher for many years, having a oe py i iin Musselman of Florin, It is in
3 Monday afternoon at 1:30 at] Primary— Mrs. Arthur Spre- | :
taught in the Newtown, Locust Tia, ; | : CR; { honor of Dr. Musselman, a son
4 . the Nissley Funeral Home and cher, supt.,, Mrs. Elwood Mateer, .
Grove, and Oak Grove Schools.| 9.00 at the Salunga Meth-| Mrs. Donald Staley, Mrs. Har- | of the Glossbrenner church, that
| Miss Strickler had been hon- odist Church. Interment in the! vey Stoner, Miss Shirley Eby | the local congregation is build-
ored this week by the 92nd an-| Kraybill Cemetery { and Mrs. Harry Ney; Miss Anna | ing a parsonage in Africa. This
nual Pennsylvania Sunday Friends may call at the Nis-| Mae Eby, supt., Mrs. Melva | project was undertaken last
School Convention held in| gley Funeral Home Sunday | Zink, Miss Bonnie Bigler, Miss | year un November. i oh
Chambersburg. She is one of 32| night from 7 to 9 p. m. Faye Wickenheiser, Mrs. Lester | At the present time ther Te
[ men and women from the state - ° de Shenk and Harvey Stoner: in. | Mains $400 yet to be paid on
| who was honored for serving| ATTENTION YOUTH! | termediates Mrs. John Roth! that project. During the annual
for fifty or more years in Sun- A County Sunday School | and David Risser; seniors, Mrs. Missionary Symposium jo be
av Sn svn » ¥ Ss Pt Tove yp 9 26.27 ¢
| day School work. Convention will be held at New | Jay Meckley and Lester Hostet- held Noone: 25, Oy nh
| A member of the Salunga | Holland on Thursday, Oct. 28.| ter; young people, Dr. and Mrs. | fis sus rk lon. Wil Ue tolads
| Methodist Church since 1901! It will begin with a banquet at| J. R. Kensel; adults, Mrs. Nor | ly igidater
| she began teaching Sun-| 6:30 costing $1.25 per person. | man Sprecher, Clarence Lyons,
day School the next year. In| The evening sessi jill start Tiss Dell:
jt 2 year. ! ¢ evening session wi start| John Booth, Miss Della Brene-
(1908, she became superintend- | at 7:45. If you wish to attend | man and Dr. Ezra H. Ranck; PHONE IN YOUR
| ent of the Sunday School and| and want more information Home, department, Mrs. John |
| has remaing in that position | please contact Ronnie Jean| Booth and Mrs. Anna Longe-
|ever since. Although she Reese. necker. |
|
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Creek power plant on the Delaware River some 10 miles above Easton.
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Far to the left is (A) the 250 ft. chimney; (B) the
storage; (E) the office and service building; (F) the fuel conveyor system on which 600 tons of coal an hour can be moved;
and (G) the coal crusher house. , Just out of the picture to the right is the 100,000-ton coal storage area,
group
Sunday
fourth|
begin-|
will
This new kilowatt “factory’
second big "postwar pow er plant.
Kilowatt turbine generator is the biggest so far in
the PP&L system.
75. YEARS AGO this very week, Edison was on
the verge of finally perfecting the first practical
incandescent lamp. His new lamp,” a’ workable
reality October 21, 1879, was destined to light the
way to a bright new world of electrical magic.
As we approach the peak of Light’s Diamond
Jubilee, celebrating Edison’s
ticularly” appropriate that | we dedicate’ the’ new
Martins Creek power plant $0 Tepresentative o of
the great progress in electric service.”
Martins Creek Unit’ No.;1 now’ brings” the
clectric power resources for Central Eastern Penn-
| sylvania to well over a million kilowatts.
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even EDISON would have been amazed—At the time of Light's Golden
Jubilee in 1929, Edison himself remarked, “I must confess that I never
‘dreamed that from the incandescent lamp would come the stupendous electrical
andustry of today.” ; Now .".". another 25 years have passed! Think of the
new electrical wonders created since Edison made that statement, such a
short time ago. .
THANK OFFERING
PRESENTATION
The United Thank Offering
will be presented on Sunday
morning, Oct. 17, at a Women's
corporate communion held in
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, at
8:00 a. m. The Rev, Emmert M.
Moyer will be the celebrant.
The service is sponsored by St.
Mary's Guild, Mrs. William
Baugher, president. Mrs. Elmer
Brown is in charge of the in-
gathering and presentation of
the offering.
This offering is contributed
by the women of the: local
church and is then presented at
the Annual Meeting of the Wo-
man’s Auxiliary in the Diocese
of Harrisburg held Oect. 26, 27
in St. Matthew's Episcopal
Church, Sunbury. Several mem-
bers of the local Guild will be
attending as “delegates to the
Annual Meeting.
— — = re
CHURCH BUYS HOME
The St. Marks E. U. B.
Church has purchased the Ed-
win Brubaker property adjoin.
ing the church on the east side,
on private terms, it was an-
annuonced by the Board of
Trustees.
"The plant i is “notable; too, for its unique out-
door-type design. One of the first i Jn the north,
it incorporates the very, latest in" power "plant
It is the result of a whole series
developments in many of the materials that went
into its construction and of the equipment used in
of
One phase of the electric duty industry that
Edison would still recognize,’ because of his own
intense "belief [in® financing" his” research’ through
ine stent by many individuals, would be the source
‘of money that made Martins Creek possible.§ For
Martins Creek, too, is the result of the inve cited
savings of thousands of people. In fact, more than
86,000 partners share the ownership “of PP&L.
Nearly” 7 out 10 “of, these shareowners
residents’ of Pennsy Ivania, the mn jority of them
customers as well as owners of the business.
are
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