Mortuary Record ABRAM H. WALTZ Abram H. Waltz, 66, died at 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5th, at the Neffsville Brethren Home after several years’ ill- ness. Born at Manheim, a son of the late and Leah Hartrenner Waltz, and was a former resident of Florin and Mount Joy. He was a member of the Florin Church of the Brethren and a carpenter by trade. In addition to his wife, Esther Dyer Waltz, of Mount Joy, surviving are these sons and a daughter: Clayton D., William H., Samuel D. and Leroy D. Waltz, all of Mount Joy; Lester D., and Charles D. Waltz, both of Elizabeth- town: Benjamin D. Waltz, of Rheems; of Richard Farmer, Also surviving are thirty grandchildren, four great- grandchildren and these bro- thers and sisters: Amos Waltz, Manheim R2; Henry Waltz, Mt. Joy R1; Marlin Waltz, Mt. Joy; Agnes, wife of John Antes, Manheim R2; he was Florin. Fanny, wife of Samuel Bruc-§& hart, Manheim R3; Leah, wife of Cyrus Ruhl, of Man- heim R4; and Emma, wife of Roy Good, Manheim RI. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Florin Church of the Breth- ren and burial was made in the Salunga Mennonite ceme- tery. MRS. C. H. WITTLE Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wittle, Abraham and Esther E., wife § ents, Rufus and Elizabeth Bradfield of Blain, Pa. Other survivors include his wife, . the former Betty Musselman Picks Queens also a former Florin resident; a son, Robert, a sister, Mrs Mabel Henry Emenheiser, and a brother, Lloyd R Bradfield, Florin. The Witness Oak Chapter, Future Farmers of America, of Donegal High School re- cently elected a chapter queen, a .sweetheart, and a queen's attendant. Mimi O'Connor, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W O'Connor, 4 East Main St. Mount Joy, was elected| queen, A senior, Mimi is the) president of Student Council. | Miss Nancy Vogle, daugh:| ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Vogle, Florin, was elected all of MRS. A. R. CAMPBELL Mrs. Margaret Y. Camp- bell, 64, wife of A. R. Camp- Urban Drive, Lancas of Mrs. Sara Donegal Springs Rd., Joy, died Wednesday, at General hospital illness of several on «0 bell, ter, and sister Garber Mount Nov. 7, after an months. Besides her husband six brothers and sisters, she jor. she will be given an F. leaves three sons, Arthur R., Ff. A. jacket during the Nov. of Lancaster; Richard L., of 16 student assembly program Landisville and Robert G.,/at the school. publisher of the Lititz Record, Miss Mary and of the Lancaster Farmer. daughter of B Ann Brubaker) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brubaker, Mount Joy Rl, was elected queen's attendant. She is a sopho- more. The three girls were select-| ed from eleven candidates| and were chosen on a basis| of the greatest number of good characteristics they ex-| emplify for young ladies to-| day. B Snowbound' Assembly Held Using the theme of a group of students snowbound land entertaining each other, {Section 8D of the Donegal and Chapter Sweetheart. A Jun-| § Entertain At Vacation Lunch n " © | Third Grade—Kathy Clark, | It’s a smart mother who teaches manners by servingZ simple food nicely to her youngest child and friends, “Compzuy”’ for lunch or snack keeps the youngsters quicter in the heat of a summer's day, and Mother makes light work of the occasion | with simple Zoo Sandwiches and pink ‘nm’ pretty stra flavored milk drink made in an instant by just stirring in the powdered product. Use your cookie cutte#s to make the Zoo Sandwiches with both white and brown breads, and the fillings can be as simple as peanut butter and jelly, cr any quick cem- bination favored by your youngsters. Strawberry Milk For each serving, pour milk in glass. Add 2 heaping teaspoons quick strawberry-flavored mix; stir briskly until blended. If | desired, garnish with strawberry. Strawberry Punch ¥% cup quick strawberry- 1 12-ounce bottle gingerale flavored mix 1 pint vanilla or strawberry 2 cups milk ice cream Combine quick strawberry-flavored mix and milk in punch bowl; mix well. Add ginger ale. Add small scoops of ice cream; sprinkle each scoop with additional quick strawberry-flavored mix. Yield: 10 15-cup servings. nnex recently held their |assembly program. Paul Frey {is advisor to this group. Jay AUTHORITY MEETING POSTPONED |[PLATINUM PLUGS The electrodes in aircraft : School Party he Washington Element-| ary School, Florin held its | annual Halloween party on Wednesday, Oct. 31, Prizes were awarded for the best costumes to the following | children: First Grade—Cindy Sears, |Joan Shrum, Janet Farrell] and Dandy Reheard. Second Grade (baker, Todd Wolgemuth, Sus-| fan Rolfs and Karen Braun. J The CHARTER § Mark Series 212-G-84-M 260 sq. in. picture COLOR TV (Virginia Slesser, Dee Ann Glare-proof Safety Glass {Johnson and Julia Holmes. Judges for the. event were Mrs. Esther Beahm, Mrs. Lor- etta Hill and Mrs. Betty Zer-| phey. Games were played in| the various rooms |freshments were served by the following Home-room (Mothers: Mrs. Ethel Heisey, {Mrs. Betty Groff, Mrs. Vir- Tuner © 2-Speaker "Golden Throat” Sound INC. MOUNT JOY. PA. * High Fidelity Color Tube With | ® Super-Powerful “New Vista® and re | HS. Newcomer & Son FEA. Chapter ‘Sub-Debs’—Your Youngest Ladies— Students Hold | EARLY Li CHARM The Bulletin, Mount Joy Thursday, November 8 MARKETS ——— ————— —— f— — ———— —— — — —— — — | FOR ONLY 29 WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF $5 OR MORE Brian Bru- RCA VICTOR Jews Wistar ; Coupon Redeemable Towards A 'THERM-O-CUP excluding milk products, cigarettes and fair trade items [ | | | | | Address: I Offer expires November 10, 1962 ginia Reheard, Mrs. Peggy | (Maurer, Mrs. Anita Braun, Mrs. Thelma Hatcher, Mrs. | Violet Wenger and Mrs. Jean |Holmes. 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NEW CONSTRUCTION REPAIR JOBS (No job too large or too small) 1 mn sma, smn mm man, sms mn, mim mn, soit, Snot, soni, sss, spinnin Uses, mito sss son pos. 2002 Green Stamps with purchase of $10.00 or more 7°" SS ————_——V— {Susan Flick played a violin to Monday night, Nov. 13. the wife of Charles H. Wit-and Mrs. Curtis L. Reisch, 311 E. Main St., Mount Joy, sang a vocal solo; Mary Hess recently completed the eight-land Nancy Frey presented a week officer orientation|comedy dialogue. Joan Gus-| course at The Medical Field|ler played a piano number; Service School, Brooke Army/Kathy Smith Medical Center, Fort Samj|group composed of Regina Houston, Tex. Lieutenant Kadow, Kitty Etsell, Dorothy Reisch is a 1958 graduate of/Ivey, Jackie Shrum, Rita Donegal high school. May, Brenda Reuter and Su- rere Bree san Weidman sang a vocal When in need of printing selection and Nancy Frey re- remember The Bulletin. cited a monologue. tle. A daughter of the late Jac- ob D. and Effie Haverstick Mumma, she was born in Rapho Twp. and resided in Marietta area for the past 35 years. She was a member of First Methodist Church of Marietta. In addition to her husband she is survived by four chil- dren, Ruth, wife of Harold D. Simmons, cy, wife of Donald P. Jones, Mount Joy R1; Miss Carole Wittle, at home; and Law- rence E. at home; Five grand- children, one great-grand- child, two brothers, Earl G. Mumma, Manheim R4; Ab- ram H. Mumma, Mount Joy; and a sister, Mrs. Anna M. Shires, Lancaster, also sur- vive. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the Heilig funeral home and bur ial was made in the Henry Eberle cemetery. GURN BRADFIELD The body of a former Floripn« pesident, who also the father and the brother of three local residents, has been found at Rehoboth Beach, Del. He is Gurn Bradfield, 51, of Wildwood, N. J. 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