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Iinvited to attend this sacred concert
Upland College
Quartet Appears
Here April 12th
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Quartet to appear locally. The Volunteers Quartet (left to ri
i man, Loren Wiese, and Marlin Niesley, representing Upland College in Upland, California, will ap-
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ornia, will be appearing in the
Cross Roads Brethren in Christ
Church, Mount Joy, on April 12
at 7:30 p.m. These four fellows
who have
| throughout Southwestern United
| States and appeared in coast to
coast tours will be visiting this
The Volunteers Quartet of Up

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ght) Myron Mann, Orval Eshel-
pril 12 at 7:30 p.m. The public is
community for one day.
Accompanied by John Z. Mar-
tin, president of Upland College,
the fellows will present a music-
i al-inspirational program that
, will include such favorite num-
i bers as “The Unveiled Christ,”
i “After,” and *‘I Got a Robe.”
The quartet is composed of
Myron Mann from Clayton, O.;
Eshelman from White
City, Kansas; Loren Wiese of
Arnolds Park, Towa; and Marlin
Niesley of Carlisle, Pa.
Upland College is a four-year
Education. The first tenor of the
group, Myron Mann, is in his
Wiese and Niesley
are juniors, and Eshelman is a
senior year
sophomore. (Finn). These anthems will be
ih followed by ssi Laster
The quartet is on an 8,000 ¥ 2 Russian Bete
: song arranged by Gaul entitled,
| mile good-will tour travelling : ee
yo. i i “Alleluia! Christ Is Risen
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and presenting a total of twenty- : : : ~ .
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will be no admission charge for
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this program. The public is in-
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Sunrise Service
At Mt. Pleasant
Final plans were made for
liberal arts college located a- The Children’s Choir will
bout forty miles east of Los An-|SN8 an arrangement of “Christ
geles and provides offerings in Arose” (Lowry-Benson), and
the area of Religion, Science, “Welcome, Hapy Morning’
Social Science, Humanities, and (Olds) will be sung by the
combined choirs. The Senior
composed of Jay Sherk, Joseph
and Warren Bentzel.
“Hallelujah Chorus”,
Hospital Auxiliary
Makes Future Plans
the April 16 food sale of the
Mount Joy branch of the United
Auxiliaries of the Lancaster
General Hospital at the regular
meeting of the group last Thurs-
day evening. Mrs. Bruce Gein-
er, chairman of the ways and
means committee, announced
that vegetable soup, fresh fruit
salads, baked beans, macaroni
salad, potato salad, cakes, pies,
and cookies will be sold at the
sale which begin at 9:00 a. m. in
front of the Titus Rutt Insurance
Agency.
Also discussed during the
meeting was the annual bazaar
to be held in May on the hospit-
al lawn and the annual hospital
drive for funds which will be
conducted in May. The next
meeting of the group will be on
Thursday, May 26 Mrs. Eric Ol
son, president, announced.
Dr. Lewis Johnson was the
guest speaker for the evening's
program. He discussed skin di-
seases; especially those of the
hands and feet. He showed
slides in conjunction with his
subject.
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Sunday Evening
The Senior and Children’s
Choirs of St. Mark's Evangelical
United Brethren Church will |
present a service of Easter mus
ic on Easter Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
Choir will sing ‘““Alleluia’ from
Palestrina, an arrangement by
Monk, and “The New Born Day”
bath Morn”, a spiritual of the
1860's, composed by Dett. “‘Bles
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C S Messiah’, by Handel
hurch unday The Rev. E. H. Ranck will |
A sunrise service will be held | ye charge of the devotional
in commemoration of the glori period and serve the Holy Com
ous resurrection of our Lord| union. The choirs will be un
Jesus Christ Sunday morning at| ger the direction of Clifford M. |
5:10 am. in the Mt Pleasant|gehmid, and accompanied by |
Churchyard, 3 miles north of yy § Barnhart, Jr., organist. |
Mount Joy °
3ishop Henry Ginder will] TO PRESENT CANTATA
give the resurrection message The Senior Choir of the Eliz |
and different groups will give
messages in
Testimonies
song
ibethtown Church of the Breth- |
ren will present the Easter Can
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will be given by 2
| German girls who came to the
United States with 100 exchange
students last September and are
Messiah College,
attending
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They will also speak in the
regular services which will fol-
low later with Sunday School
at 9:00 am. A hearty invitation
is extended to all.
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The annual Easter egg hunt of
the St. Luke's Episcopal Church
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The Ladies Aid of the Evan-
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will hold a bazaar on April 14,
at 6:30 P. M. in the annex on
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HI GEM CLASS PLANS
| FOOD SALE APRIL 9
TULIPS The Hi-Gem Class of the Mt.
| Joy Methodist Church will hold
| HYACINTHS a food sale Saturday, April 9th,
in front
| HYDRANGEAS of Titus Ruit's offce
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FRRIDAY & SATURDAY
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mage sale April 22 from 9 am. |
to 9 p.m. in the Sunday School |
room.
See
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SPRING MUSICAL CONCERT
tata, “The Divine Redeemer” on
Sunday evening, April 10 at|
7:30 p.m. Having been arranged
from several of the better known |
themes of Charles F. Gounod’s
the cantata contains so
los, and a mixed quartet
arrangement. Mr. Galen W.|
Herr will direct the 30-voice |
Choir, with Mrs. Galen W. Her |
serving as the organist. Soloists |
|
music,
duets,
{are Mrs. J. W. Kettering, Mr. |
Charles Yohe, Miss Grace |
Blough, Miss Ruthanne Butter- |
baugh, Mr. Walter Gingrich and |
Mr. Robert Coble. The public is |
cordially invited to attend this
inspiring evening of Easter mus
“eee.
SUNRISE SERVICE TO BE
HELD AT CHERRY HILL
A Sunrise service will be held
Easter morning at 5:30 a. m. at |
the Cherry Hill school house, !
north of Mount Joy.
The program is being sponsor-
ed by the Florin Church of the
3rethren. The public is invited
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PLANS RUMMAGE SALE
Ladies Bible class of the Lu
theran church will hold a rum
parish
mage sale in the ho so

April 29 and 30. On April 29
the sale will start at 1 p. m. and
on April 30 at 10:30 a. m
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| HI GEM CLASS PLANS
FOOD SALE SATURDAY
| The Hi-Gem Class of the Mt.
Joy Methodist church will hold
a food sale Saturday, Apr. 9, be-
ginning at 9:30 a. m. in front of
Titus Rutt's office.
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EASTER PROGRAM
The Women’s Association of
the First Presbyterian Church| PLANNED AT COLEBROOK
will present a Spring Musical! On Easter Sunday evening at
Concert during the last week
of April. The exact date will be
announced later.
Colebrook Sunday
pro-
| 7:30 the
| school will hold an Easter

| gram. The public is invited
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