HE —— = the occasion will be semi-for- Christmas program for the
mal nursery and beginners c'as
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sville - Salunga
Landis I'he Donegal high schoo] ses on Saturday, Dec. 22, and
dance band, under the direc- Yh ck
xh 3 rens ristmas pro
tion of Mr. Morrell Shields, h® Childrens’ Christmas |
The newly created Land's-'will provide the music for 8ram on Sunday, Dec. 23, at
Joyeee-ettes, a the event, Faculty chaperones 7:30 p.m. at the church
will be Mr. and Mrs Ruszell A Christmas Party for the }
“ py Getz, Mr. and Mrs. Richard , : a
Chamber of Commerce, will Jones. Mrs. Hazel Pern intermediate classes of the
Ya 2 "Sunday School was held last
ville-Salunga
ladies’ auxiliary to the Junior
hold its second meeting on My, and Mrs. John Evans, :
Thursday, Dec. 13, 8:00 p.m. Miss Jovee Witmeyer, and Tuesday evening, and a cov-
at the home of Mrs. Phil Bie- My, and Mrs. Kenneth C. ered dish party was held on
— imiller, Stanley Ave, Landis: Shelly Wednesday night for the Car
ville : J... ric Cooper Class and their
: : husbands
The ladies group will have, The Couples Club of the a
A Christmas party with an... 1 ihoran Church, Lan The Landisvil'e Lion Club
me XChange of gifts in addition and the Landisville-Salunga
to a short business meet;ng. disville, will hold a Christ- Junior Chamber of Commer
Mrs. Fred Geiger will serve mas Musicale on Sunday, De- oo pe completing plans for a
as co-hostess at the meeting. cember 16, beginn'ng at 7:30 Christmas Lighting Contest
Mrs Robe rt Harple is presi p. m., in the eaurch auditor- for the Salunga-Landisvil'e |
lent of the organization ium. Members and friends of ‘area. The contest is open to
the church are invited to at- all residents living in the ar
{The Junior Class of the tend the pregram of vocal ea as well as all businesses,
: Hempfield high school will and instrumental music. Ro-sccial and church organ za
{sponsor a Christmas Dance in freshments in the church tions. No advance registration
ti the gymnasium of the high basement will follow the is necessary in order to com
school at Landisville on Sat- main portion of the program. pete for prizes, it was an
urday, Dec. 15, from 8 p. m. Other church events for the noupced by membors of the
until 11:30 p. m. Dress for Yuletide season include a committee in charge of plans
. — " - - - Judging w'll be done on
Friday night, Dec. 21, begin-
ning at 7:00 pm. Three cate-
in the competition for
prizes include most beautiful
religious, and most appealing
to children. Three prizes in
cach of these divisions will
b> awarded. Winners will re
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include
two civic organizations. tion of the program
Jo Anne Kunkel, Judy Eby, son
The Music Department of Charles Denlinger, Elaine
xy Earhart, and Sandra Brandt.
the Hempfie'd high school
will present its annual Also included on the pro-
Chri-tmas Concert on Friday gram of Yuletide music is
and Saturday, Dec. 21 and 22, the Junior high school chor-
at the high school auditorium, (us. They will sing:
Landisville Each perform- “The Twelve Days of
ance will begin at 8:00 p.m. Christmas” English carol
An audience “Jingle Be'ls”, arr. Charles:
last year, many of whom had “Deck tha H»ls” arr. Erick
to be turned away at
“We Wish You a Merry
double Christmas”, arr. Krones.
performance for this season The Seventh Grade chorus
“Christmas in Germany” wi11 yresent. “Christmas in
will be the theme of this gn Alpine Village”. a setting
vears program, with the pre- ot purgpean caro’s. with Don-
sentation of carols and sories iq nM lan : narra‘or. The
of that country by the Glee. qrimental portion of the
Club, with an original includes the high
tion and pageant created DbY|.hoo] orchestra playing
Miss Jean Kauffman, Lullaby” from the Gavne
The Senior Chorus wll op- “We 'sh
on the program with a can «“Qwiss Lullabv”. & “Christ
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The Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa.
Thursday, December 13 5
NEWTOWN
Visitors of Mr, and Mrs,
Horry Weaver were Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Myers, daughter
Joann, Ironville
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Witmer and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
DeGeorge and family, Bain-
bridge, Md., Mr. and Mrs.
William Veatch. Del, and
Robin Witmer, Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt-
macher visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Greenlv, Manheim RD.
Mrs. Martha Fogie and son
Richard visited Mr. and Mrs,
Harvey Barton, Columbia.
The following from town
a week at Erie, Pa,
deer hunting: Mr. William
Fogie, Mr. Thomas Fogie,
Mr. Charles Fogie, Jr., Mr.
Wm. Haines, Jr., Mr. Clyde
Kemmerly and Mr. Darvin
Rodgers
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Fogie and family were,
Mrs. John Stehman and
daughter, Joann, of Rheems,
and Mrs. Martha Orio, Phila-
delphia.
Mr. Geo. Moore is a sur-
gical patient at the St Joseph

Lancaster.
Visitors of Mr, and Mrs.
Abram Gamber were, Mr.
Salem Gamber and daughter,
Gloria Jean, Columbia RD.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Frys‘nger, Mrs Katie
Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisen-
berger. were, Rev. and Mrs,
R. H. Arndt. Millersville, Mr.
md Mrs. Paul Fitzkee and
Dani~l. and grandson Da-
vid I ee Fox. Mount Jov and
Mr. Jacob Zeager, of Stauf-
fertown.
Mrs. Charles Fogie Jr. and
Mrs. Wm. Haines visited Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rollman and
family of Lititz.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Haines were Mrs. Ken-
neth Alexander and children,
Vrs. Llovd Nentwig and
children. ¥lorin, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Haines and daughter
f Marietta
Miss Patty Roark, Colum-
“a RD, was a Monday sup-
per cuest of Mr. and Mrs, Ed:
ward Isler and family.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Frank Jr. were Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Koehler, of
‘Red Lion, Mrs. Robert Frank
Sr. and daughter Dixie Lee
hf town.
Pearl Brenneman, | Edith
Erb, Rev. O. K. Buch, Betty
Brosey and children. Jimmie
and Linda, enjoyed “A Chris-
tmas Sermon In Song”, by
“The Choir.” of the ‘State
Teachers College’, . Millers-
ville on Sunday afternoon.
Mre. Betty Brosey spent a
dav lest week with Mrs,” Jno.
Jrosey and daughter, Sport-
ing Hill
Edith Erb and Betty Bros-
visited Mrs. Cora Myers
of Mar‘etta. Mrs. Myers is
uffering a fracture of the
epine, due to a fall
PERSONALS
Mr. and M+=< Richard Mar-
v and son Billv. were din-
wer guests pt Mr. and Mrs.
tarry ¥iuhns ond son on San-
Mr ad Nrs. Elwood
Sandra Lee of
R. D. were visitors
in the day
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