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DON'T SCHATCH THAT HIKE CANCELLED VACATION CHURCH
ITCH! | Due to rain, the scheduled SCHOOL AT TRINITY
LUTHERAN CHURCH
'ChurchNew
On Sunday, June 28, at 7|Monday
vm. Dr. David E. Schlosser! 6:30 p.m.
vill give a talk and show mittee.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
wnday
Building Com-
T 15 ML Mount Joy Cub Scout hike 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, ictures of Alaska taken dur: Wednesday
2 HE back ES ao originally led for Sat-| The annual vacation church News Pertaining To All 10:30 am. Morning Wor- | 18 his two year stay, 7:30 p.m. Midweek Pray
store if not pleased. Easy.te-ap. TC school sessions at Trinity Lu- The Churches In Mt. JOY hip with Holy Communion nt er Service.
py alls eros Ion was cancelled. The, eran church will be con- And The Surrounding | 7:00 p.m. Holy Commun-| Congregation of 8:30 p.m. Senior Choir
contract, fine for eczema, rina. Next event for the local Cubs . Community. ton. Jehovah's Witnesses (Rehearsal
worm, jnseat bites. Joot Jich and will be the family picnic to dueted for two weeks begin- [Monday Brotherhood Perry and Union Sts. Thursday
locally by SLOAN'S PHARMACY. be held Wednesday, June 26, ning June 17. The sessions| co nner Evangelical > oo Pacion Dos Columbia, Pa. 6:45 p.m. Junior Choir Re
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will be held in the morning Hex
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: 1 vitation is extended to all
i the young people of our com-
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MOUNT JOY, PA.

Rev. Charles
Bulletin advertisement Eby's Church,
7 to 9 o'clock.
Christ Church
[Transportation will be
vided, Superintendent,
vices. Children’s Day.
at Eby’s Church. Sermon by
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ion and Sermon.
'Frank Musser, Landisville.
saturday
9:00 a.m,
vitnessing.
d Brethwen Church | Daily Vacation Church hearsal
wolf, Pastor [School begins on Monday
[June 17. Daily sessions from
House to house
Newtown BE, U. B. Chureh

| Sunday sunday
9:00 3m Family worship 31 Sm. 9:00 a.m. House to house Sundae’ Ira Fortna
an ible Study oa, . Ris and itnessing. / oe 4 .
2:00 pm. Annual Service a a Dm. Waormens Mission 3:00 p.m. Watchtower M00 a7 Sanday Sehoo)
re. A ¢ 3 ). od ). mm. oun reliow
Monday, June 16 through House. RY ship
4 2 Daily — | 7:00 p.m. House to house| 7:30 p.m. Worship.
ace » Sc mn : ttnessi - -
Jo e Denon, dor Calvary Bible Church | vitnessing.
|
y 1g ’ rw 8:00 p.m. Public Bible Church of The Brethren
Rev. w. L. Wilson Jr., Pastor study by 263 W. Walnut St., | Florin, Pa.
Sunday . | Viarietta and 1 Hemp St., |Rev. Howard Bernhard, Elder
9:15 Sunday Bible School| fount Joy. Samuel T. Becker, Supt.
—Classes for all ages. | Chursday [Sunday
10:30 Morning Worship - 7:30 p.m. Theocratic Minis- 9:00 a.m. Bible School.
The Pastor will * speak on:| ry School, Instruction talk. 10:00 a.m. Worship Ser-
“The Wrath of Men,” 8:30 p.m. Service Meeting. | vice. :
10:30 a.m. Junior Church |Sxperiences from one of our| 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
roads Brethren In
Paul Z. Hess Na
L. Brubaker, Pastors
a.m. Sunday School

Sin Mumma, Supt. Mes- (A service for children 5 t !Missionaries from Germany Wednesday
sage b Rev Herr Pr Bec- 11): will be related to the congre-| 7:30 p.m. Prayer Service.
kor y . y 6:30 p.m. Pastor's Class - zation. [Friday
; x ets in the Pastor's Study. in ree
D. V. Bible School mee no Service Fo
June 17 to 28, 7 to 9 p.m.|, 7:90 p.m. Pre-Service Fel-| West Green Tree The Church of God
lowship. | Church of the Brethren
Prosi 7.30 p.m. Evening Service . | air Rev. William Tillett
Paul Mr. Kenneth Poole, A Minis | Abram N. Eshelman, Elder | Sunday

Hess, Mt. Joy 3-5452. terial student at the Lancast. | SUnday Sunday School 9:30 hm. Sunday School.
er School of the Bible will] Sibi a ae 10:30 a.m. Special Service
Protect your farm profits e's 1 fora: it Rheems & Green Tree. for Father's Dav.
St. Mark’s Evangelical speak. 10:00 a.m. Morning Wor-| 3 Jay. a Borvive
from the weather. Insur- United Brethren Church |Monday - Friday, June 17-211 ip win 0 Da, Evening Service.
ance covers damage to C. E. Ulrich, Pastor { 7:00-9:00 p.m. Vacation J ye 7:30 pro Praver ond Bi
livestock, buildings and | Sunday (Bible School. | The Washington Street ple Study.
Crops, | 9:00 am. Combined ser- Church of The Brethren : .
§t. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Annual service|lhe Rev. Emmert M. Moyer
Mount Joy, Pa.
Mt. Joy and Plum Streets, |
| Mt. Joy Mennonite Church
Elizabethtown, Pa. i
| Bishop Henry Lutz, Amos
Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor
p.m.

Rev, N. L. Linebaugh. Rector | Sunday Hess, Henry Garber, Henry
85 EAST MAIN ST Wednesday : Trinity Sunday, June 16 | 9:30 am. Church School. | Frank, Pastors
7:30 p.m. Prayer service. 8:00 am. Holy Commu S. Martin, Gen. Supt.| Sunday
PHONE 3-6911 Thursday ion, | sessions for boys| 9:00 a.m. Sunday School.
7:30 p.m. Dorcas Society 10:00 a.m. Holy Commun [and girls; adult study theme| 10:00 a.m. Worship Service
‘Joseph, A Favorite Son” ° -
10:00 a.m. Church School 10:30 a.m. Morning Wor- First words spoken

Today's athlete wants to win fairly ac-
cording to the rules. Primitive man had
no rules, no sense of fair play.
In the intervening centuries man
more of God. He began to apply basic
religious principles of honesty and integ-
rity to all the activities of life. Finally, he
decided that even his games ought to be
played by such standards.
Sometimes we say that sports build
character. We really mean that fair play
—the religious principle we have tried to
incorporate in our games—turns mere
competitive effort into a character-mold-
ing experience.
But life is mose than a game . .
Christian character is more than
manship.
~The Church teaches all of us the prin-
ciples of moral and spiritual living. It
brings us into a reverent relationsh
God himself, Its truths not only
fair play . .. but victorious living.

THE CHURCH FOR ALL aii
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Chure,

learned
port the Church. They are: (])
or his own sqke
Children's sake. (3) ro tis he
2 his community and nation ph
or the sake of th rae
which needs his

abd Youd) Plan to go t
egular] 2
Shoe re phi rly and read your
Book Cha
Chapte
Sunday Psalms 12 F Vera
Moaday Ek i 3 i?
Tuesday 1 Ia
ip with Joshua 23 i
! John i
inspire Friday John i in
i aturday Ephesians 2 1322

Copyright 1957, Keister Ady. Service, Strasburg, Va. * :

TheFirst National Bank & Trust Co.
of Mount Joy
MOUNSN JOY FLORIN
Open Friday 'Til Eight - Closed Saturday
Heilig Funeral Home
23 WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY
JAMES B. HEILIG
Funeral Director

M. S. Sensening
Frigidaire — Youngstown Kitchens
206 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
? Phone 3-8651
i
Sloan Pharmacy
Prescriptions Rexall Drug Products
65 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
Phone 3-3001

3 B. Hostetter & Sons
Hardware — Appliances
WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
: Phone 3-3721

Inc.
“Graceful and Sincerely Yours”
14 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
Phone 3-9681

ship. Service led by
Lo fie girls of the Churchlcome here: I want
| ls spoken by Alexander Gra
plo pam, Bening or am Bell to his assistant.
Ad. Hackman. be

Trinity Rvangelical ENGAGEMENTS
Congregational Church le
Rev. David R. Wolfe, Pastor HERSHEY — WITMER
"Sunday | Mr, and Mrs. William Wit
9:15 a.m. Sunday School, mer announced the
|(Fathers’ Day Program)

ment of their daughter
Union National Mount Joy Banl
| 10:20 a.m. Morning Wor-
Mr. Charles Hershey
CLOSED SATURDAYS | ‘Leadership Material”, future
—
Kitty Dress Shop HE re
Ladies and Children Wearing Apparel 1 Vola Ll
EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JO) | SHE

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1. How many banking services
ean you name?
2. How many banking services
do you use?
Chances are, you'll give either two long an-
swers or two short ones. Once folks find out
the numerous ways the bank can be helpful
with everyday money matters, they're likely to
take advantage of them. See us about improv-
ing your score on both questions above, and
pave the way to easier, more efficient personal
money management. Come in soon—and often!
H. S. Newcomer & Son, Inc. UNION NATIONAL
R.C.A. WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY, PA. PHONE 3-336: | JOY
Becker's Bread Service Custom M ADE AWNINGS
Manbeck Bread
Booth Dept. Store
Complete Line Of Material
EAST MAIN & MARIETTA STS., MT. JOY |
Phone 3-3741

Attend The Church Of Your Choia
This Sunday
The Mount Joy Bulletin

MAYTOWN

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FLORIN PA. Phone Mt, Joy 3-4449 |

C. W. Herr
Ford Sales & Service
Gulf Gas & Oil Products
WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JO
Phone 3-9701

SIMON P. NISSLEY — MARY G. NISSLE

Funeral Directors
EAST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY
Phone 3-9251
Arthur J. Ulrich
Plumbing & Heating
24-Hour Service on all types Automatic |
Heating Equipment
LANDISVILLE PHONE .8122
Adam H. Greer |
JEWELRY & GIFT SHOP M. N. STRICKLER
Artcarved Diamonds | PHONE 3-6591
87 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY|}| 27 WEST DONEGAL STREET
Phone 3-4124

Ll PLASTIC or ARMY DUCK
| PATIO COVERINGS
Eight Grades — In Any Size
BOX 306 Ya
CALL FOR ESTIMATES AND SAMPLES
MOUNT JOY, PA.

‘New Methodist
over Philadelphia,
the|the telephone were, “Watson, same time was supply pastor
vou,’
engage
Peg
. 1ist Church, was

| the Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pe,
| Thursday, June 13 ~~ 7
Plan D. V.
Bible School
At Cross Roads
Pastor To Be
Graduated
Menno E, Good, son
and Mrs. Menno M
Rev
of Mr
Good of 20 East Market St, | — Aa : .
Lititz, will be awarded his T'he Cross Roads pay Va
B. D. degree at the 100th cation Bible School w ope
he 17. There
en Monday, June
will be classqs from 7 to 9
p.m. for all ages from nur
sery to adult, Rev. C. R.
Heisey, Elizabethtown, will
be the adult Bible teacher.
Transportation will be
bus with the
Fire House
commencement at Garrett
Bibical Institute, Evanston,
I11., on June 17th. He has re
cently been appointed pastor
of the Mount Joy Methodist
church and the Salunga
Methodist Church. He will ¢
move here after graduation provided by
and hold his first services on first stop at the
Sunday, June 23. lin Mt. Joy. The route will
A graduate from Lycoming inelude Jtops 2 BY ar et
College in 1854, A. B. sam Mount i and Jacob Sts.,
ma cam laude, he passed his Grey Iron Casting Co. East
Garrett comprehensives with Donegal and Barbara Sts.,
Delta and Columbia Ave,
Mrs, Good is the former prarietta and New Haven
Barbara Kramer, daughter of Sts., New Haven and Done-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Kra- gal Sts, Main and Fairview
mer of Fort Washington, Pa. Sts.. Main and Angle Streets,
She was graduated from Florin, North Market and
West Chester State Teachers chureh Sts, Mateer's Shoe
College in 1955 with the B. tore, Market Street, Bridge
3. degree and for two years Aye. and Wood St., Donegal
has taught fourth grade in Springs Road and Chocolate
Northbrook, III. Ave. and on to the Cross
Good is one of 103 grad- Roads Church.
uates this summer from Gar-| The D. V. school will con!
rett, which is located on the t{jnue until June 28. Anyone
campus of Northwestern Uni- desiring other information or
versity, on the shore of Lake|{ransportat on from other

Michigan. lareas may contact Adin
| He attended Temple Uni- Mumma, Phone 3-6048.
versity School of Theology, as ff
1954-1955, and during that =
{time served on the staff of |
[the Fifth Street Mission, in
and at the|
MAYTOWN
A Teen-age dance was held

of the St. John’s Methodist|
-|Church of that city. last Wednesday evening in
Rev. Good was ordained the Legion Heme.
and accepted on trial in the] Mrs. C. C. Hicks returned
Conference. of {5 her home from the St.
May, 1956. |Joseph’s Hospital. The latest
re report is that she is much
improved.
| The Sunshine Bible Class
of the E & R Church held
its regular monthly meeting
Philadelphia
(his church in

Former Pastor
- Honored Friday
i lgy to i
MOUNT JOY MAYTOWI1 hip. Sermon theme: “No gy Nx > Ne The Rev. C. Lyle Thomas. at the home of. Mrs, David
Sthe ame” (son of Mr. and Mrs. Hershey 1¢ Xev. L. L >! Sha andisvi
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 'TIL EIGH" 00 om. Evening Columbia. The wedding “mer minister of the local i mpl
[ship Service. Sermon theme: [Will take place in the near thodist Church, and now Intermediate Bible School
astor of the Manilla Metho- :
the guest began Monday and will con-
f honor at a “This Is Your|tinue until June 21.
Life” program Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoff-
Rev. Thomas was pastor of man and family are enjoying
‘he Mount Joy and Salunga/@ two week’s vacation.
V[ethodist churches in 1935- Mr. and Mrs. Wray Wilson
7. Two groups of persons and son, from Colorado are
‘rom both the local and Sa-|Visiting Miseses Anna and
mga churches who were Ethel Culp.
embers of his congregation| The Ladies’ Aid of Stint
it that time traveled to Ma-|John’s Lutheran Church met
milla, near Media, Penna. to [at the home of Mrs. Frank
[participate in the program. [Strickland last Thursday
levening.
The program was a sur-
Mr. Ralph Swarr, Mt. Joy,
prise to Rev. Thomas and|, °
during the program, his is a new clerk in the May-
town office of the Union Na-
tional Bank.
Mrs. John Gary and friend
congregation presented him |
with $400 cash and a new |
automobile. {
—e {from Arlington, Va. spent
{ the week end with Mr.
Homecoming Clevalang Sload and daugh-
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hart-
Planned Sunday zel from Pittsburgh visited
The Annual Home Coming |at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
service of the Eby's Evan- Clyde Lindemuth over the
gelical U. B. Church will be | Weekend.
held on Father's Day, June, On Saturday evening Mr.
16, at 2 p.m. and Mrs. Lindemuth enter-
Although services are not tained the following: Mr.
held regularly at Eby's and Mrs. Charles Hartzel,
Church, many congregations Mr. and Mrs, David Swope,
of this area trace their orig-|Hershey RD, Mr. and Mrs.
ins to the work which this Gerald Lindemuth, Mr. and
church accomplished over a Mrs. Glén Arnold, Mrs. Ruth
period of more than a hun- Henderson, Larry Henderson,
dred years. Ima Lewis, Lancaster, Jere
A fine program of interest Henderson and Donald Lin-
and inspiration has been demuth.
planned by the trustees, fea-| Lt. and Mrs. Wayne War-
turing Rev. N. L. Linebaugh er and daughter from North
as the main speaker. Other Carolina returned to their
local pastors and members home after visiting Mrs.
of their congregations will Myrtle Warner and family
share in the program, which for two weeks.
is planned according to the ~®
manner of service which the “ALVARY D. V. B, S.
Eby Church conducted for so, Calvary Bible Church's Va-
many years. |cation Bible School got off
to a good start this year
with an attendance of 161 on
St. Mark's Names the opening night. The eve-
ning from 7:00 to 9:00 was

Delegates divided into two parts with
a recreation period in be-
Lester Hostetter was nam-|/tween and an opening and
ed delegate to the Quarterly ~losing exercise in the church
Conference of the with all classes
al United Brethren Church-|taking part in singing the
es at a meeting of the St. hymns and choruses. During
Mark's congregation Sunday. the first lesson period the
The conference will be held students were taught the Bi-
in the Palmyra EUB church ble lesson with the aid of
September 24, 25, and 26th. flannelgraph and other visual
John Booth was named as 2ids by competent teachers.
alternate. Following the first study
Mr. Booth was also elected period, there was a game
by the local group to be pre-|period. Upon returning to
sented as a possible dele-|their rooms, the younger
gate for the general classes worked on various
ence scheduled for Harris-/handwork projects which
burg for October of 1958./were designed to fix in their
Each conference will elect/minds the lessons taught
delegates to the world event earlier. The older classes an-
at the quarterly conferences. swered questions and did
Stewards of the church written or research projects
were named. They are centered around their lesson.
Frank Aument, Glenn Forn-| All the handwork will be
ey, Richard Martin, Alvin jon display on Friday, June
Yingst, Christ Miller, J. for the parents and
ser Wolgemuth, : Dr. J. R.|friends to see and then will
Kensel, Oliver Mateer, John be taken home.
Hershey, Glenn Kaylor, El-| A picnic at Sico Park is
mer Leaman, Curtis Reisch,|planned for Saturday, June
Maris Gainor, David Frantz|22nd for all of the Vacation
and Omar Groff. Bible School and all of the
emi parents are invited to attend,
sem
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