cg ar A + Class Of '43 Holds Reunion Donegal High Mi L, Fifty persons attended the pecker, forty-four, wife of ) fifteenth reunion of the class Lineaus W. Longenecker, each had been selected “boy *of '43, Mount Joy High 201 Birchland Ave., Mount of the month” at D.H.S. were, School at Hostetter’'s Satur- joy died Friday, June 6, at guests Tuesday noon of the| M Boys Of Month" arynec Mortua Re od Pregram W. Longenecker Mary Billow Longe- Three Donegal high school seniors of the 1958 class who Dr. Van Ess, the great Christian = Mah Geral Sheetz, 1:39 a.m. at the home of her Mount Joy Rotary club at its| to Iraq, tells of chairman of the committee, .. rents Mr. and Mrs. w.! y : he 1ssionary to Iraq, tells of 2 sermon parents luncheon meeting at Hostet- preached by one of his friends to a served as master of ceremon- 1 jovq Billow, 212 Fairview ters. group of simple Arabs. The subject ies. St., Mount Joy, after a len- : ) £ Prizes were awarded to gthy illness. | The trio and Ragnar Hall- was "What Jesus Is Like.” As he Donald Reist, Scottdale, for =p... | ‘riage she tau-|gren, student counselor, gave HA and Gigaribed fhe Mas fon the member who traveled mt in the Stevens Elemen-|thc program. azareth, one of the Arabs brightene and exclaimed, “Oh, I have met him!” tary School, Lancaster. Her | Each oi the boys had beenl op. missionary frowned and ex- husband is a well known ar-1, guest of the club for a plained to them that Jesus lived 1900 t'st, specializing in panting ,onth during the year but years ago. It would be impossible for farm scenes, covered bridges this time they made brief anyone to meet him now. and religious themes. (talks and gave their impres-\ «gp no the native insisted, “I have She was born in Millers- sions of Rotary as they had!p. him And upon further discussion, the longest distance; a three- way tie for the largest fami- ly was among Mrs. Rachel Garber Lovett, Newark, Del, Mrs. Doris Siller Morton, of Mount Joy; and John Land- vater, New Holland; each | with four children; Mrs. burg and attended Millers- observed them from a StV-Le wimed our that 2 Swedish doctor Morton, for the oldest child; vile State College in 1933. |dents viewpoint who lived and healed and worked Mrs. Joanne Brown Zink, Mrs. Longenecker was a; They each told what they among a tribe some distance away so Florin Church expect in the future. Bender fitted the missionary's description of and was will attend Eastern Menno-|jesus as to rouse that quiver of recog: before she nite college, Zeller will enter nition in the Arab. also was a|Lebanon Valley college in| Let me assure you that Christ does of Brethren director ill. She member of the ~horal “ecame | macher in the church school. ithe fall and Buchenauer has live in his followers. How is he recog- Guests of the group were! Besides her husband and been accepted by Penn State nized? By the same characteristics being former teachers; Miss Enda yqrents, she is survived by| The boys included Jon seen in us that were seem in him—the Martin, Mrs. Frank Lutz|«hree children, Sylvia Marie,|Bender, Gary Zeller and same attitudes, the same emotions, the Miss Catharine Zeller, Mr.| gobert William, and Gloria/Robert Buchenauer. Other same service, the same love. and Mrs. Earl Kochenauer. y ise, all at home. |boys who had been given the| Now what was he like? We are told Following the invocation by| Funeral services were held{S2me honor but who _were that he was sympathetic, full of pity Mr. Reist, MC Sheetz intro- “ jay June 9. from the | not able to be present inclu-land closely touched by the needs of duced the guests. Each class| °"eaY: = +n. |ded Frank Kramer, Harold those about him. We sing “More about . ic ‘| ™orin Church of the Breth-| - : . 3 member gave a short history, ar at 0 Burial was | ginder and Kenneth Young Jesus. 1 suggest that we need to sing of himself and group singing “" ut Dy t Jov C Wy |The program was arranged “More like Jesus.” For the very word was led by Mrs. Frances made mn the 2 on 2 or Be | DY Vice-President Earl Kos- “Christian” means Christ-like. Keener Weber. [sary ; Wiley : Unera ii jer: | Dr. Rambo told of saying good-by to As a symbol of the former| Vas In charge. . lan old Indian woman on the steps of high school, each person was | @ World War Vets his dispensary in mid-India, afer hav- presented with a red rose| Charles W. Lehigh, 76. of] (From page 1) [ing successfully operated on her eyes youngest child; James Rob- ert, the class member who, changed the least; Benjamin] Greenawalt, t h e member, who changed the most. CHARLES W. LEHIGH ABUNDANT LIFE AN ARAB SEES JESUS LP crop The Bunletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, June 12 8 J. Wolgemuth On Dean's List |gyricklers To | Janet Wolgemuth, daugh-| . ter of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hold 46 Meeting | Wolgemuth R.D. 1, Mt. Joy| The : 46th Strickler Reun-| § g 43 8 y : > : | ls among 43 students to be ion will be held on Sunday, named on the Dean's List of Elizabethtown include +by ORAL ROBERTS June 15, at Honor for the second half of! \ollege and will Eli | afternoon program, followed |by a 4 o'clock basket lunch. | for cataracts. As she started away, she bowed low and said, “Good-by, God.” The doctor hastily explained that he | . . was not God. He was only a poor, | zabethtown College. an the second semester at weak servant of God. But she would Miss Wolgemuth, a fresh-| Major General Daniel B.| not have it and as she went down the {man at Elizabethtown, is a| Strickler of Lancaster will give the principal address] road she turned every few steps and ['57 graduate of Donegal High | waved, gratefully shouting, “Good-by, | School. She is seeking a pasjand Bev, © E. Rielle will} God, good-by, God." chelor of Science degree jn yeons Uel the memorial . ser. vices. The Bible tells us that God was in | business education at Christ. That means that God is in us when Christ lives there. And a genuine | Christian can shout with Paul, the the Officers of the reunion in-| liege, |clude: Clarence O. Strickler] Students are required t0|of York: vice-president, Rob-| So | learn a 3.5 academic average!lert E. Strickler of York: El-| greatest apostle, “Christ liveth in me! | ‘or the marking period in or- mer G. Strickler of Eliza-| So Jesus still moves in our world | gor to be named on the bethtown, secretary, and Vie-| today. He moves, speaks, works and is| pean’s Honor List. A per-itor B. Longenecker Eliza; seen and felt every time one of us acts |"ect average is 4.0. Ibethtown, treasurer ? : and lives in a Christ-like way. Bur the : : . genuine essence of this Christ-likeness comes from within. It is very wearisome to try to be like Christ, whether from a moral or ethical outward compulsion, | The stimulus must come from within, |) And it can only come from within | when Christ himself lives inside I believe in a personal knowledge and experience of receiving Christ. Just | how it happens or when it happens is | not always easily defined or explained But the essential thing is that Christ must be invited and when he is invited Your family is protected by INTER-COUNTY BLUE SHIELD | for doctor's bills | It's wonderful to know— for hospital care | 16-02. | Cans 1 Low cost protection that's a must Inter-County HOSPITALIZATION PLAN, Inc. IDEAL VEGETARIAN PORK &BEANS 35: he always enters. The greatest miracle on this earth is |= for Christ to live again in the lives of his followers. This 1s what is known | as a “saint” —one in whom Christ is fel and seen to live again [ : Fulton Bank Building, Lancaster, Pa, : BLUE BAND | IDEAL GEORGE H. KEENER bud from the roses located Ee : at the fc scl : |219 N. Barbara St.. Mt. Joy | Three were unable to come| ,,., 8 the former 30 log] husband of the former Emily due to sickness; Harry Etien- ar PORT KE om Worley, same address, died/pne, Highland Park, Michigan; rivate Rober . Schro EXTEND THANKS 'at his home at 8:45 p.m. onjand Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mey- II. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Tuesday night, June 10 afterjer, Houston, Texas. : TO TOWNS lan illness of eight years. |members died since the last has been assigned to Co. A, Thanks is extended to the, A farmer most of his life, reunion held in 1956 in Mil-| 1st Trng Rgmt at Fort Jack- people of Mount Joy, Florin he was born in Adams Coun-/waulkee, Wisconsin. They{son for his basi¢ infantry and Stauffertown for thelty the son of the late Amos were Frank Haas, Milwaul- training. good response to the MS|and Sarah Peterman Lehigh |kee; and Frank Higgins, of During his basic training Hope Chest (Multiple Sche-/He was a member of the/Maryland. he will be taught to fire the loris) drive Monday evening. Florin Church of the Breth- Special expression of appre-| ren. ciation is extended to Miss, Besides his wife, he is sur- Fredine Gehman who assist-|vived by the following chi’ ed with the group leadersdren: Nora, wife of Jerryj and helpers. Group leaders Leonard, Mt. Joy; Fannie \ were Mimi O'Connor, Nancy wife of John Mickey, of Nev's ~ Schlosser, Peggy Brill, Lian-|Oxford; Roy, Lititz R4 and, na Reese, Susan Stauffer and Ruth, wife of Frank Pierce | workers were Barbara Mc- Miami, Florida. 3 Ginley, Judy Kipple, Lois; Also the following broth | Anderson, Pamela Cupper,lers and sisters: Mrs. Amelir —— Kathy Rhoads, Patsy Shenk, Anthony, the Rev. Samue TLC J Bonnie Bair, Linda Koser, Lehigh, Allen Lehigh anc CARAT KS Mary Salerno, Sally Ulrich, Paul Lehigh, all of Hanover |; ELT Ls i Jerry Alleman and Martha, Funeral services will be [Sg] La Br xs HVE Rainbolt. Thanks is also ex- held Friday at 2 p.m. at the 2% be ET 1% tended to Mrs. Alvin Bigler Mummert Church of the who helped set up the pro-/Brethren near East Berlin. ject and to Mrs. George Al- Burial will be made in the, bert and Mrs. Kit Kline Out- adioining cemetery with the land for publicity. Mrs. Hil- Nissley Funeral Home in| da Gregg is general chair- charge. man. | FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT ~ Containers for the project will remain in the stores ur. USF T4-1 BECAUSE Ex- til Father's Day. germs to its killing % SX ae Ch RS Po x SSX » 4 ae 2 at Poses more ® action. 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