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, THE BULLETIN. Mount Joy, Pa,
Thursday, November 11 s Florin Church
Mortuary Record Plans Missionary
Symposium
ARTHU R D. GARBER
Arthur D. Garber, Florin,| The Glossbrenner Evangelical |
died oo 1 2 mm Wednesday al’ United Brethren Church of
his residence, Main street, Florin, will hold its annual Mis-
ten
vears
after an illness of
Garber }
Symposium Nov, 25, 26,
Last year (Nov. 1953)
Florin,
days. Mr
old.
Born in
sionary
was 83 27 & 28.
Bridgeport, Ferry 5 parsonage in West Africa at a
County, the son of the late cost of $2800. It Was expected |
George A. and Lucinda Wentzel that the local church would |
Garber, he attended public | complete the payment of the
school in Blaine, Perry County, | project in two years. Now it is
and was graduated from Bryant | planned that the final payment |
and Stratton Business College,
Buffalo, N. Y
He was appointed
in Blaine, where he served un-
til 1912, when he moved to
Florin. He entered the dry goods |
retail business in Florin and
after 10 years retired because of
ill health.
Mr. Garber was later appoint- |
ed postmaster of Florin, serving
in that position for approximat-
ely 10 years. He was an enthus-
jastic hunter and fisherman |
throughout his entire life.
1954, instead of 1955.
postmaster |
ing erected in honor of Dr.
| Mrs. John F. Musselman,
for nearly 40 years served in
Africa as missionaries. Dr. Mus-
selman is a son of the local
church.
The program for the occasion
| will begin with a Thanksgiving
| Day breakfast on Nov. 25 at 7
A. M., sponsored by the Broth-
erhood of the Church. Mr. Tat-
suo Hoshino and ' Miss Masaka |
A member of Trinity Evang. :
Lutheran church, Mount Joy, he Kato, Japan will be the guests
served several terms on the to speak and sing. 4n the even-
ing our Japanese .guests will a-
gain speak and sing..There will
be also a film entitled “Africa,
| a Continent of Hope and Oppor- |
church council. He also was a
member of the I1.0.0.F. Lodge
706. Blaine, Casiphia Lodge 561,
A. F. and A. M. of Mount Joy,
and tunity.’
the Florin Fire Company
the Mount Joy Sportsmen's As- On Friday evening, Nov. 26
sociation at 7:30 P. M. Miss Florence
He was married to Sarah Barnhart, a returned missionary |
Alice Woods, Blaine, in 1893. from Africa, will speak. A film |
Mrs. Garber passed away in entitled “In the Valley of the
1946. | Rio Grandé” will be shown. On|
Mr. Garber is survived by Saturday evening, Nov. 27, 7:30 |
two sons. Dr. Dale W. Garber, | P. M.. the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene
Lansdowne, and Eugene W.| Wenger, recently returned from
Barbi. Florin. and two daugh- missionary work in Japan, will |
ters. Mrs. Esther H. Diffender- speak. The Symposium con-
fer. Florin, and Mrs. Anna L cludes with the program of Sun-
Hollinger, Florin. There are al- day, Nov. 28. In the 10:30 A. M.
Service, by Dr. V. P. Hovermale
Sally Ann
and a
Wil-
so two grandchildren,
June E. Hollinger,
Miles D. Garber,
Executive Secretary of Home
Missions in the Evangelical U.B.
Church with offices in Dayton.
d Ohio will be the guest speaker
and
brother
liamstown
Funeral services will be hel
Saturday at 2 p. m. from the In the evening the Symposium
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran will close with first a supper
church. Friends may call at the sponsored by the Youth Fellow-
ship and then a message In the
residence in Florin Friday from
flood pm
evening service 7:15 P. M. Rev.
Carew, a native of West Africa
and delegate from that country
to the General Conference held
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
LANDISVILLE
The Seniors of Hempfield high |
Florin Fire Co.
Nominates
Officers
Nomination of officers was 1 a
; se ri resent ampus
featured at the regular meeting | School Will Dr : 19 Sp
oy : arantine Nov. 19 and 2
of the Florin Fire Company on Qu irantine” on No Wa
Tuesday night. William Mateer The play is under the direchion
was nominated for president; of Miss Forney. Among the cas
Jean Hawk. Shirley Mort,
[saac Wagner and Benjamin | ar€ n= X
Staley, vice president; Max Edna Willis, Daneen Webb. |
Raffensberger, Secretary; Omar Joan Cramer, Romaine. Ford, |
S ger, «= ary, 5 : : |
off and O. K. Snyder, Treas- Nelson Denlinger, Philip Holtz-
Gi . EK. Sn as ; 8 a :
urer: Mr. Groff and Rodney Ney apple, Kenneth Bowers, Donald
Emich, Robert Ober and Sean
secretary; Reuben
John Gable,
and Paul Dick,
financial
Goodling, Rev.
Samuel Becker
ley Landis.
A silver tea sponsored by the
|
chaplain: John Wagner, Richard Landisville Salunga Auxiliary | =
Martin, Mr. Dick, Wagner | to the Lancaster General Hos- |
and Walter Mateer, trustee for pital was held on Saturday, No-
three years vamher 6 at the home of Mrs
a | J Richard Nisley, 102 Main St
Richard Mort, Sylvester Landisville, from 2 to 4 p. m.
Swords and James Madera, fire was for the benefit of |
chief; Brady Hess, Join Wagner the hospital linen fund. Mrs
and Isaac Ww agner, assistant fire Ralph Snavely, and Mrs. Jesse
chief; Donald Emenbheiser, Mr Snavely presided at the tea ta- | |
Swords. chief engineer; Earl ble. Mrs. Samuel Wiley and |
Stettler, Robert Amdt and Yar Mrs. John Evans assisted the |
old Goodman, chief chemical- hostess. Assistant servers were |
man; Mr. Madore. Rodney Ney! Mrs. Arthur Rudy, Mrs. Martin |
and Ira Hess, chief hoseman: Swarr. Mrs. Fred Koser and |
Victor Brooks, Mr. Swords, O. Mrs. Robert Horst. |
Snvder 1 Walter Mateer, | .
K. Snyder and alter ite The Loyals of the Zion Luth- |
of the fire police; Mr. Stet- 4 ne
i" Be v p _ Rodney Ne eran Church of Landisville |
er, John Wagner odney Ney, . oF at
Mr. Arndt. Mr. Goodman, Ger- held their November meeting a
ald Neb, Isaac Wagner, Mr. Dick the home of Mrs. J. Richard |
: i Te . Jicslev y 8 1 ev-
and Warren Hilt, house commit. | Nissley on Nov. 1 The main ev-|
tee: Mr. Martin, William Mateer ent was the baking of cookies
Sradv Hoss Mr Staley. Mr which were packed into small
Swords and Mr Stettler. dele- | bags and distributed on Satur-
S 1 y ; ist ; ig . the
gate to Lancaster County fire- day, Now: by Se — Or.
men’s convention, two will be | members along wi S.
elected | fanella, of Lancaster, to the
B a Jit Bley. | vice pres | Lancaster County Home. This
3enjamin Staley, vice : : : ne
As i | project is carried on every
dent. was in charge of the meet- | month by some church group
ing. Richard Martin, fire chief, |

reported one fire during the direction of Mrs. Orfanella.
month. Election of officers will :
take place in December. A Turkey Supper will be held
ite Saturday, Nov. 13 from 4 to 8
p. m. at the Salem Evangelical |
BIRTHS and Reformed Church, Rohrers-
town. Adults $1.25 and children |
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S.|g5. Everyone is welcome.
3rown, S. Market St., Florin, a mmm
son Thursday, at the Lancaster
General Hospital. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rice, a fics sims
son, Tuesday, in the Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Guy Troutman, |
General Hospital. | of Greencastle R3, announce the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mark, opgagement of Mrs. Troutman’s
201 West Main Street, Mt. Joy, | qaughter. Sarah Elizabeth Gar-
a son, Surday, at home. Born at | por 11 Pine St., Mount Joy, to
3: p. m., Dana Elton weighed | gepjamin Thomas Clinger, Jr.,
8 pounds, 4 ounces. | con of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
| Clinger, 213 East Main Street,
| Mount Joy. Both are graduates
of Mount Joy High School. Mr.
| Clinger is employed by Binkley
} Brothers, Inc.
We PrintEverything
But Dollar Bills

the Congregation voted to build |
will be made at the end of Nov.
home of the bride’s parents. The |
|
The building in Africa is be- |
and |
who |
{ RCA, Lancaster,
| Rovenolt's
throughout Lancaster under the |
Weddings |
DEMMY — BALMER
Miss Lovina M. Demmy,
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Demmy, Bainbridge RD., be-
| came the bride of Charles E.
| Balmer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
| Harvey F. Balmer, 110 East
Mount Joy, at |
2:00 p. m. Saturday afternoon:
in the St. Mark's Evangelical
United Brethren Church, Mount
| Donegal Street,
Joy. The Rev. Ezra H. Ranck,'
pastor, officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
After a southern wedding trip |
the couple will reside at the |
bridegroom is employed by Jno. |
Nissley, Mount Joy contractor. |
HOFFER — BENNETT |
The marriage of Miss Ethel
Marie Bennett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel C. Bennett, of |

Everett, to Ammon Ray Hoffer, |
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Hoffer, 119 David St. Mount|
Joy, was solemnized
clock Wednesday in!
morning
Trinity Evangelical Congrega- | THE LITTLE BALLERINA—
tional Church, Mount Joy. |
The Rev. Q. A. Deck, pastor, | | THE LITTLE STORK—
officiated. The couple will re.
side at 817 N. Reservoir Street, |
Lancaster. |
The bride is employed by the |
and the bride-
groom, a graduate of Franklin
and Marshall College, is
ployed at Grey-Rock Division, |
U. S. Asbestos Division, Raybes- |
tos-Manhattan, Inc., Manheim.
- ®— ———
PERSONALS |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles fives]
nolt and family were guests at |
a dinner given in honor of Mr. |
father, C. Seidel
Rovenolt, in Paxtang last Sun- |
day. Mr. C. Seidel Rovenolt cel- |
ebrated his birthday.
Fresh, Roasted
PEANUT S
Hassinger’s Grocery
16 N. Market St., Mount Joy |
44-tfc |
ADAM H. GREER |
JEWELER
Phone 3-4124 !
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Artcarved
DIAMONDS

| Donegal Springs Road, celebra-
| ted their fiftieth wedding anni- |
versary at a drop in party held |
in their home Saturday after-|
noon and evening. |
The couple was married Nov.
3, 1904 by the late Rev. Jacob |
| Brubaker, Mennonite minister. |

Local Couple Marks
Fiftiety Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Eby, |
The couple has five daughters,’
Elizabeth, wife of C. H. Hotten- |
stein, Manheim; Mildred, wife
of C. R. McGuigan, Lancaster!
missionary in Afri- |
and Anna Mae,
R4; Vivian,
ca and Ruth
both at home.
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