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Elizabethtown College will sing
in the Mount Joy Church of God
Wednesday evening, Mar. 9, The
being sponsored in the
church by the Ergatan Sunday
School class. Proceeds from the
program will go toward the
church building fund.
Nevin W. Fisher is the direc-
tor of the forty mixed voices;
and Donald Golden is organist-
accompanist. More than half the
group are vocal soloists. This
year marks the 20th anniversary
year of the founding of the or-
ganization. The group is singing
concerts in churches, high
schools and civic auditoriums
from Johnstown to
DONEGAL
(From page 1)
quite busy during the past fow
| weeks. They have sung twice
| in Marietta Methodist Church.
Also in Maytown, Florin and
the Lancaster YYW.C.A. They
have a return engagement at the.
Florin EUB Church Mar. 6.
A choir of fifty-five voices has
been organized and will be sing-
ing in many of the local church-
es. They have further engage-
ments at the Marietta First Me
thodist church, Mar. 16; Marck.
20, they will appear at the Zion
Evangelical Reformed church in
Marietta; March 27 at Maytown
Reformed, church; April 17, at
Marietta Presbyterian church.
Members of the choir are: So-
pranos—Darléne Gerlitzki, Mir-
iam Roland, Edith Binoche, Jo
Ann Arnold, Sonja Carver, Pa-

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The A Cappella Choir of the |
Soloists
choir will
appearing with the
be Marilyn Longe-
necker, soprano, Lebanon; Glor- |
ia Gladfelter, mezzo-soprano,
New Cumberland; and Paul
Rice, baritone, Waynesboro.
Special numbers the group
will sing at the local church in- |
cluded in the six part program |
are ‘‘Sing Praises, God So Lov-
Holiness and Gloria in Excelsis
Deo”, part 1; Women's double
quartette, part 2; “In Excélsie
Gloria, Galilean Easter Coral,
Hear My Prayer, O Lord and
The Almighty”, part 3.
“Listen to the Lambs, Dark
Water, Aina That Good News'
Halbleib, George Franke,
Douglas Fish,
er
Glenn Eshelman,
Jack McKain, Jay Metzler, and
Bruce Hoffman.
Kay Zimmerman, Daisey
Brooks, Anna Heller, Carl Gish,
and Mildred Baker will be sub-
stitutes in the choir.
Five students were
in the District Chorus that was
held at New Bloomfield. Those
accepted were: Doris Groff,
Barbara Thome, Barbara Martin
David Weidman, Ken Good.
John Hiestand had been accept-
ed but due to a basketball
game he was unable to at
tend.
Twenty-three students have
been accepted in the Western
District County Chorus to be
held at Manheim Mar. 26. Those
students are: David Weidman,
John Hiestand, Fred Bernhard,
Gerald Becker, Charles Ashen-
felter, Richard Bowers, Ronald
Hawthorne, Ken Good, Marlin
Miller, Charles Byers, Scott
Carpenter, Asher Halbleib, Geo.
Franke, Barbara Thome, Judy
Naugle, Joanne Stehman, Dar-
lene Gerlitzki, Miriam Roland,
Edith Binoche, Jo Ann Arnold,
Patricia Hawthorne, Ann Young.
Nancy Diller.
Donegal High School will
have the largest representation
at the County Chorus and also
had the largest group to repre-
sent the County at the District
Chorus.
Mrs. Zink Fuel
W.S.W.S. President
Mrs. Melva Zink was
president of the Women Society
of World Service of the St
Mark's E. U. B. Church at the
combined meeting of the group
and the Ladies Aid Tuesday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. War-
ren Bentzel. Miss Luella Wit-
mer, recording secretary; Miss
Eunice Herr, secretary of stew-
ardship; Mrs. Alvin Yingst, sec
retary of literature; Mrs. Maris
Gainor, secretary of Christian
service; Miss Anna Mae Eby,
secretary of missionary educa-
tion of children and Mrs. John
Roth, secretary of missionary
education of young people.
Mrs. Zink was
the program which centered a-
round the theme of “India”.
Mrs. Ezra Ranck was in charge
of the business meeting. The
group planned a mother and
daughter dinner-meeting for
May 10. Committees appointed
were Mrs. Joseph Buchenauer,
elected
in charge of
Mrs. Stoey Barrick, Mrs. Her-
bert Tyndall, Mrs. Clinton Eby,
Mrs. Christ Miller and Mrs.
frank Germer, food; Mrs. Har-
old Kulp, Miss Harriet Habig,
Mrs. Charles Wolgemuth, Mrs.
Lloyd Vogel and Mrs. Alvin
Yingst, program.
During the business
of the Ladies Aid, the group
planned the mesu for the men
and boys banquet to be held in
the church basement April 18.
Mrs. Warren Bentzel and Mrs.
meeting
to a spesial committee to check
the needs of wall papering the
parsonage. Mrs. Clinton Eby,
Ladies Aid president, was in
charge. The next meeting of the
two groups will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ranck. Twenty-
nine attended the meetings.
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detected leak in the gas ling; of
your automobile. It drains away
life-giving fuel until * suddenly,
and to -€éveryone’s surprise, the
machinery of commerce grinds
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ed the World, Praise God in His,
les Bye! rs, Scott Carpenter, “Ash- [4 (
accepted’
Walter Greiner were appointed
Mount Joy Church of God To Sponsor
E-town A Capella Choir Program
and I'm in His Care, part 4; the
| College Men's Quartette, part 5
and “I May Not Climb the
Heights, How Firm a Founda-
tion and Preludes to Eternity,
part 6.
Two local men appear with
the group. Ross Eshleman, Flor-
in is one of the five first basses
| and Warren Bates, Landisville
is one of five second tenors.
The program in the Church
of God next Wednesday is sch-
eduled to begin at 7:45 p. m.
This marks the second appear-
ance of the group in Mount Joy.
They made their first appear-
ance in the Church of God, last
spring.
Rev. Koder Specks
To Local Lions
The Rev. W. L. Koder, pastor
of the Trinity Lutheran Church,
was the guest speaker at the by-
monthly. meeting of the Mount
Jop Liéhs Club Tuesday night
at Hosteiter's. Rev. Koder dis-
cussed the advantages in living
in the United States rather than
in a country run by Communists
and Socialists.
Joanne, Sandra ana Judy
'faylor sang trio selections and
Sandra played an accordion so-
lo. Samuel Harnish was the ac-
companist and Joseph Taylor
was the acting program chair-
man.
Visitors from Lititz,” Manheim,
Elizabethtown and Florin were
also present at the meeting
which Paul Gingrich, president,
presided.
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CALVARY SPEAKER Dr.
Bob Wells evangelist, will be
the guest speaker at the 10:30
service at the
Church this Sunday, Mar. 6. Dr.
Wells is president of the Ameri-
can Evangelistic Association and
founder of the Dallas Institute.
He is known to many here since
he conducted several evangelis-
tic campaigns in Lancaster and
elsewhere in this area. Forrest
Schickedanz, tenor soloists will
be with Dr. Wells to lead sing-
ing and bring special music. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Revival Meetings
Start March 6
The Rev. Stewart B. Kauff-
man of Harrisburg will be the
guest minister in a series of re-
vival meetings in the Elizabeth-
town Church of the Brethren,
the week of March 6 to 13. Mr.
Kauffman is the secretary of the
eastern region of the Church of
the Brethren and has served his
denomination as a pastor In
western and middle Pennsylvan-
ia
His sermon
clude the following:
ments For Spirituality,” “God's
Way For the Wayward,” “The
| Power of God in Spiritual Men,”
“Partners in the Good Church,”
and “The Symphony of Life.”
Services will be held each eve-
ning at 7:30 and will include
congregational singing and ‘mus- |
is by the choirs and choral}
groups of the Church. |
themes will in-
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