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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, November 10
MARIMBA SYMPHONETTE ANNUAL THANK OFFERING
| TO PLAY AT LANDISVILLE [SERVICE AT TRINITY
ers,” used in Sunday Schools SA A SN VAs
hout the church, and au- i
iT Light Came,” See our large stock of gas heaters. A room heated in a
[a study book on India. : :
The choir of Trinity will as- few seconds by a small heater is certainly wonderful
ist in the service and Miss Ad-
ol Hill of Lancaster, will sing good. Be comfortable and use bottle gas to get rid of
a negro spiritual and ‘The . . i
Lerd’s Prayer.” There will be the early morning chill. The more gas you use, the
the annual presention of Life i
| Memberships and the gathering lower the rate. Ward Bottle Gas, Ephrata.
of the Thank Offering for mis-
sions. Mrs. ' Clyde Eshleman, AS
President, Mrs. Raymond Gil- WARD BOTTLE G
bert Life Membership Secre- EPHRATA, PA.
tary: Mrs. Harry Brown, Thank 40-tfe
Offering Secretary; Mrs, Harold
Brown, Secretary TroaSurer; | =
|and Mes. Le Rodery have ar- Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin
ranged ce Se 71CC,
On Sundi vening Nov. 13 “The Marimba Symphonette” LUTHERAN CHURCH . a
oe Si Slonary that was accorded the honor of; On Sunday evening, Nov 13,
at clock a S ary X . . i tat 7: / n’s
iL OLioe, gr | performing for Mrs, Franklin!at 7:00 pam, the . Women
program on the American Indi | D. Roosevelt and Gov. McKeld.! Missionary Society of Trinity
in will be held at the Florin in recently. will give a concert Lutheran Church will hold its]
Church of the Brethren [ this Sanday evening at 7:30 p.| annual Thank Offering Service
Miss Esther Frantz will show -. He a
"Ria fm. in the Landisville Church
slides on the Brethren Mission |
| of God. Opal L. Petters is the
id the work being done at the
directress of the ensemble.
Mission point in New Mexico : ;
She spent two years working! These talented youthful mus.
there with the Indians and will] lclans blend their
be able to answer questions and Accordians, Vibraharp and Ca
iv 1 good account ofl the thedral Chimes together : Wo
work being done there create a _magnificient musical
At present Miss Frantz is a interpretation of the music ev-}
udent at Elizabethtown Col-| eryone loves I'he ensemble’s
lege. All persons are cordially | @Ppearance in Blue and Gold
invited to attend this service | distinguishes them as a most
° unusual aggregation
{% BETH STIRLING | ; A Porgy is
ee . 4 A I AT PARTY ded to a plate offering
Mount Joy Mennonite Church HONORED AT PARTY will be received
Church News Bishop Henry Lutz, Amos Hess, A surprise birthday party] | ER = LS
Henry Garber, Henry Frank | ys given in hnor of Beth E | "The Rev. "Fred J. Fiedler,
Pastors Qf lin By | voi 7. Sat . : |D , will bring the message. Dr
Stirling by Tr yarents MM De : . ~
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL Sunday Sandi. i Ag Ny Dor Daren “'Rally Day Service | Fiedler is Executive Secretary
. . . 9:00 am. Sunday School. urday evening : Sis Pry cow. iw TY ti Mic.
THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY 10:00 a.m. Sermon Guests included. Naney Nan.) A combined Rally By > | with the Board of Po ia Mis
NTR fa : >: PR ice is scheduled for St. Mark's s of the United Lutheran
AND THE ENTIRE SUR- Wednesday : | man, Eileen Balmer, Ruth Pe-| vice, 18 Sci dh Hit's Sions. of ihe ds ; 4
MMUNITY 7:30 p.m. Bible Study and VI t Nissl Orh EUB Church, Sunday morning,' Church in America, with offi-
\ x . | saver Moa ers, Margar IN1ssley phi v Y “i i
BOUNDING COMMU Prayer Meeting ; : PR! November 13 at 9 o'clock with ces in New York City. Dr, Fie-
— Metzler, Joyce and Joann May . : . Sag is g wo ou
: p | vy D Mr. Charles Jones of Lancaster,’ dler, by virtue of his office
‘hur r » Bre ; bre, Pamela oungman :
Church of the Brethren West Green Tree a a a) : ol 2s ihe speaker. | will be: able 10 dive US ia
“almouth Pike Church of the Brethren othy Mather, ay Romberger, . el olds of
Xe wohtr Ags There wi Speci: sie glimpse of the mission fields of
Rev James Doughtry Abram N. Eshelman, Elder Jetty Kaylor, Gladys Nissly. here will be special music oo I EO It
Pastor Sunday ; : Beverly Snyder. Janet Stirling,| oY local choir groups under the ‘ rs AH ugh
Sunday 8:45 a.m. Sunday School at We. and. Mrs. Edward C. Shells direction of Mr. Clifford out the world. As a former
) } 1 vil « iN > 4 « » 3 : ‘ . .
9:00 a.m. Bible School Rheems and Green Tree. ; ! V hell} Schmid. missionary to India, having]
10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 10:00 : Morning Worshio and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Rob served there from 192% to 7929]
Sermon theme “The Anointing | “5. A mng WOrsaiD.y srt C. Stirling snd. Diane and Mr. Lester Hostetter is . the Te ie
Service.’ at Green lrec res 2 General 'S ay School S ... he has. a sympathetic “ander-}
7:30 p.m. Evening Service at| Mike, Beth Stirling and Mr, | General Sunday School Super- He DF
Wednesday . " T Ev : sade standing of missionary’s prob-
"a * Ath oon Green Tree and Mrs. R. F. Stirling intendent iE a es : Hi
7:30 p.m. Collage prayer Rev. Jacob Moved will show > F Hist Uhlted Bret] lems. Having served as pastor
oling hs HY A, YY nn Jnite ‘ethre : :
meeting slides of his recent trip thru oe va 5 Li ml 7 a As of the St. Mark's Lutheran
Bi the Holy Lands and Africa RECITAL PLANNED cn ircnes oe AeA oh Ky ange Church, Birdsboro, Pa.., {rom
Lanny Chur —— On Sunday evening, Nov. 20, County will hold a Union ser- 14 1938, he. knows. the
Rev. Vv. L. Kod Salunga at 7:30 p. m. a recital will be { in { gh I L 7 Church, average congregation's attitude
Sunaay Church of the Brethren Areata At 4) ‘ ..| l.ancaster, Pa., Sunday even-!, is - wy . :
9:30 a.m. Sunday School Norman L Bowers, Elder presented at the Mount Joy ingiat 7:30: 1, wy 4 caldbrationl 204 response toward the mis-
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. | "gy Herman, Supt Church of God by Mrs. Ethel] /.ov p. 1 sionary causes of the church.
Ve ] Se i rman, | Kn . ;
0 p Annual Fhanks- Sunday M." Broske organist, David of the, union of ihe ly geile 1 But he is not only a world! }
ely £2 of me Women > 9:00 a. m. Sunday School Weidman, vocalist, and a male and United Breth eh rches missionary and congregational
Society The Rev. Dr. Fred J 10:00. 2:30 and 6:30 Love! oto which merged in November, | si ved i his
Feidle will the speaker Fes Servic Visiting minist- | 1 re 2 : 3 | pastor He has served Vis
idle I east Services. Visiting minist 1946. Dr. W. Maynard Sparks, wh 3 Str of :
Monday ers will be Rev. Hiram Frey ® - : church in the area of social
7-20 pM. 1] s Bible Class! ois. Cn Yas Benet vr . ics professor and chaplain at Leb- ions vo =
7:30 2 e {ginger and Rev. Conway Ben-| pOoOD SALE NOV 12 Vall 1 missions as well, having been
w moet ir Parisi ouse anon Y oO £ y = ; .
wu Yrs arish House. !noit The Good Cheer Class of the| or po. go Io Annville, superintendent and pastor of
uesdayv x esdav \ 1 bo % eac ir or :
7 ” p.m Gitech tical Class ¥ oy, Bible Studs E.U.B. Church will sponsor a wu 3%. the preache j the Lutheran Inner Mission So
1:3 ) 5 ¢ LiCe aSs or dle St y TT y Ne y { y 3 . : .
Meeting in the Parish House. : food sale Saturday. November he Youth Fellowship will be ciety of Reading, Pa., and vi
—— Mt. Pleasant 12 at 0 am. in front of 2 union ogee with the] cinity from 1939 to 1944. He
The Church of God Brethren In Christ Church Wiley & Rutt offices College Church Youth Fellow- has been ihe editor of “The
Rev. C. F. Heiwig, Pastor Pastors: Wolgemuth, ® ship, Annville, at 7 p. m. They| Foreign Missionary’ the
sunday C. H. Moyer will leave from St. Mark's ar wy ae a
5 Sunday TO SPONSOR BUS TRIP i “os bb Lg official magazine, and
J. a.m. ound . y Qin} u at m. “The i Mics ar ¢
Lester Eshelman, § 9:00 a. m. Sunday School The Ladies Bible Class of = Rab Missionary Let. 1
9 \ 10:30 a. m. Worship Service! . a
10:30 a.m. Men Mission Wednosdoy Evangelical Cong. Church will
I rogram, Sponsor i by the ane RY Praver Meeting sponsor a bus trip to Philadel
Men’s Bible Class Th guest He x 2 > BRia. Satind; Nov. 26. Incl LON
speaker will b Dc. Charles SER pia saturday, Sov. 26. nly yA N75
Spotts. The Male Quartet will: Crossroads Brethren mm Christ | ded will be shopping and sec Hr LS 7a | yaa i L
sing special numbers : Church oo | ing “Cinerama Holiday.” For ont ow J: 1 .
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship. Paul Z. Hess, Harry L. Brubaker and reservations = W
Monday Pastors information anc reservations ow WATE ERIALS
"45 a tal Sunday call 3-4693 or Asan i 3
7:45 p.m. Sunday School t A -
Board. 9:15 a.m. Sunday School { meee =
Wednesday Donald Engle, Supt Reception of new members
v.30 p.m Missionary Meet 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship Monday
ing, The Individual the World is 7:30 p.m. Sub-Distri IYF
-— i.ooking for” Rev Paul 2Z. Rally at Cornwall Methodist
sc} a Lia Hess Home
Glossbren ler Evangelical Evangelistic Services Nov. | Tuesday
United Brethren Church fl a0 AT CONSTR 1d
Rev. Charles Wol Fra cod yee 1n Progress il ne 8:00 p.m. Commu lc
5 Rev. 1arles olf, Pastor vn Brethren In Meeting. = | = SO a
Sunday : ; : “hurch. Rev. Fred Frey, Cone-| Thursday
8:15 a. m. Morning Worship toca, is the evangelist p.m. Quarterly Confer
9:30 a.m. Sunday School | Mt. Joy. Dr. Leon T
0: a.m. Morning Worsl i; > '
10:30 Bln Morning Worship St. Mark's Evangelical United ln chat
Wednesday > -
7:30 p m. Midweek Praver | Brethren Church
service rg i Pe ( E. Ulrich, Pastor The Washington Street 'WARP'S “BRANDED ON THE EDGE MEANS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Tg 50 p.m. Senior Choir sunday Church Of The Brethren
pm. soenloy a 9:00 Rally Day. Combin Elizabethtown, Pa +
Sl ee TI cEwcomer & on, i
Mt. Joy Methodist Church Jonet Toncest | Sunday Mo 9 ANC.
Ge ge K. Ludw Pastor Char vones, t.ancaget 9:30 a.n Church Schonl
1 wr : o 1 1 A
Mis her Walters, Organist 6:00 pm. Local Youth Fel- Adult study theme, “Jesus EAST MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY PHONE 3-3361
Saturds: lowship will be leaving for a 7| Teaches How To Liv . .
Sunday Yeclock YF service “ollege 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
9:30 a.m. Sunday School Church, Annville | Sermo v Rev. K. Ezra Buch
Mr. Ralph Alleman. S. S. Supt 7:30 pm Union Anniversany | or he Youn Ou LOW COST, STORM DOORS,
p.m. Jr. Youth Fellow- | service, Covenant Church, 1 6:30 m. Yout Fellowship $s RCH ENCLOSURES
sl caster. Semon by Dr. W. Mc 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
m. Sr. Youth Feliow nard Sparks, Chaplain of Lel 1 James Daughtry will TORM WINDOWS, PO
hit anon Valley College ni the ‘mon ba |
7:30 p.m. Worship Servic Wednesday ; “wit one. or
15 p.m. Bible Study and 7:30 p.m. Mid-Week Prayer Newtown I. U. B. Chucch
Pr r Fellowship at the par- Service in charge of Maris 1 Re J iim Fertch. Po toe ri lc Glass
$0 Gainor, class leader Rint 3 Se 3 Vo
unaa
ir Fa i J WINDOW MATERIALS
p.m, Sub-District MYF Trinity Evangelical 10:00 a.m. Worship Service )
nia at Cornwall Methodist Congregational Church 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Ser LEXIBLE, SHATTERPROOF, MADE BETTER, LAST LONGE!
Hom 1e. Rev. Q. A. Deck, Pastor vice or oT]
Tue day | Sunday Rev. Geo. Atkins of the In
7:20 p.m. Choir Rehearsal 9:15 a.m. Sunday School diantown Gap Gospel Cente and Tack On
Wednesday 10:20 a.m, Worship nd soldiers of “The King "All 36° wide
6:15 pm. W.S.C.S. Christmas ; Theme, “FEeligions vs. Christ.” |Quarict will be in charge of
Party 7:00 p.m. Evening Worshi vice and the Monday
Thursday Wednesday SCV Evangelist Joe
7:20 p.m. Quarterly Conf2r-- 7:30 p.m. Pray ting ill b his ministry
ence. Dr, Leon T. Moore in 8:30 p.m. Choir rchearsal n Tuesday nigh For futher
charge I'hursday details this paper
meee 7:00 p.m. Junior Choir Re mee
Church of the Brethren hearsal. Church of God
Florin, Pa wi E. Thon Tillett, Pastor
Rev. Howard Bernhard, Elder Salunga Methodist Church Paul S. Baker, Gen. Supt PR
Samuel T. Becker, Supt George K. Ludwig, Pastor | 9:15 am. Church School J B HOSTETTER & SONS
9:00 a.m. Bible School Mrs. Mary Minnich, Organist 10:30 am. Morning Worship .
10:00 a.m. Worship Service Sunday 6:30 p.m. Youth Group
7:20 p.m. Missionary Pro- 9:30 a.m. Sunday School | 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Ser WEST MAIN STREET Mou NT JOY, PA
gram Mr. Richard Peifer, S. S | vie gies : meee gies ts
Vednesday Supt | Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Praye r Service 10:30 a.m. WA hip vice.) 7:30 p.m Prayer Meeting eEP LTT
AT
Christ for Newtown and Community Evangelistic Services Aig IN HE
A Nex vtown Evangelical U. B. Church
1 JOHN F "RICH. PASTOR 3
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| NOV. 13th to NOV. 27th — 7:30 P. M. =
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| WITH EVANGELIST JOE MILLER | Ke SS
i OF HARRISBURG, PA. Hot Beds ond
{ 's " 2 Greenhouses
Special Outstanding Musical Talent Each Night 3
Sunday, Nov in ch of Rev. Geo. Atkins and -
Soldiers of 1g Male tet. Indiantown Gap
| Monday, Nov 1 f Rev. Geo. Atkins and
Soldier of t tet
Yuesdase Tov Quartet, Elizabethtown. Fu Fa Fo FLEXIBLE, SHATTERPROOF
| Wednesday, Nov 1, Soloist, Elizabethtown MADE BETTER, LAST LONGER
i Thursday, N tow ege Maile Quartet, A »
i Friday. Nov 3—Donegal Gospel 4_ Male Quartet CY U Branded on
Saturday Noy, 13—=Rinderhook Evangelical Congregational — i C= the Edge Means
Ni o\ 0 I oF the ible: Male riot Porch Enclosures, Stor
Sunday, Nov. 2 of the Bible Male Quartet. i or satistaction
Monda Nov Accapella Chorus.
Tuesda Ys Nov. 22 ale Quartet,
Wednesday, Nov. 2 3—Special Music,
Thursday, Nov. 24—Mt. Calvary Male Quagtet
Friday. Nov 5--Donegal Gospel 4 Male Quartet
Saturday, Nov. 26—Male Quartet Ruhl E.U.B. Church.
Sunday, Nov. 27—Soldiers of e King "Male Quartet.
Song Leaders of the fford Schmidt, Lancaster
campaign
/ Rev. George G. Buhler, Lancaster
Where will You Spend Eternity? Get right with God.
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