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then knocking over every
thing in sight until the Man-
heim Township affair a week
ago Saturday And — that
game will likely be replayed
by the fans for a long time
to come,
The Columbia triumph was
as inevitable as of the
other games this season. The
Indians carved out early
leads in the first quarter and
then romped along to vic
tory. It has been a way oi
winning all season.
The ball game was hardly
under way in a high-wind sit
uation until Donegal marched
on the ground from the 48 to
a TD. The shouts had hardly
died down before John Gohn
picked off a Columbia pass
attempt and set up the sec-
ond score.
Only half dozen plays later
Ace Roger Grove carried
from the five to score.
The Tribe counted
near the end of the second
period when Grove fired a
long long pass into the arms
of end John Brown, who
crossed the goal line.
That was the story. Colum-
bia made a couple of what
appeared to be serious threats
but the stalwart Donegal
line was not to be manhand-
led and both ended in goal-
line failures.
Next Saturday’s game
brings down the curtain on
the Indians’ best season. And
—one which tops it will be
something wonderful to see.
The Manheim Central game
is called for 2 p.m.
Grove, whose speed and
broken field running has been
one of the sensations of the
season, carried over his 18th
and 19th touchdowns of the
campaign and sent his scor-
ing mark to 128.
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some
again
@® MAYTOWN
Miss Grace Henderson
Mrs. Margaret Brandt has
been visiting the Rev. Earl
Carvers at Glenside for the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Grove spent last Sunday
Reading.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart-
er, Pottstown, spent last Mon-
day with Miss Marie Harter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hunt-
zinger visited in Pine Grove
last Friday.
Mrs. Pauline Lindemuth is
still hospitalized. She is im-
proving slowly.
Two weeks ago an Easter
lily was blooming in Mrs.
Mildred Wolf's yard. It had
two beautiful blooms.
Dr. and Mrs.
Gratch visited their son
Michael at the Hill School,
Pottstown, on Saturday.
The American Legion Aux-
iliary will meet Monday eve-
ning, Nov. 11, at the Legion
home at 8 p.m.
All those interested in
playing pinochle, “500” or
bridge can do so at the Am-
erican Legion Home Satur-
day evening at 8 pm. The
Maytown Civic Association is
sponsoring the party.
Sgt. Paul Hossler,
Air Force Base, spent
weekend with his family.
The Jr. Fellowship of Mr.
John Hiestand’s, Church at
Marietta, visited Mrs. Annie
Hicks Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mabel Haverstick left
by plane last Saturday for
California. She will spend
some time with Mr and Mrs.
Norman Smith and daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Keener is now
able to go out doors for a
short time each day.
The John Haines family
has moved from the Apart-
ment house on E. High St. to
the former Pete Bostic house
on S. River Street.
Mrs. Mervin Arnold, Mrs.
John Singer, Mrs. William
Smith, Mrs. George Waller,
Mrs. Charles Felty, Mrs.
Harold Johnstin and Mrs.
Lloyd Fuhrman accompanied
B.
at
Michael
Dover
the
\
The Glossbrenner E. U, B.
Church, will hold their an-
nual Thankoffering Service,
sponsored by the WSWS,
on Sunday morning No-
vember 24. Rev. Leonard
the bus trip to Cherry Hill
Shopping Center on Satur
day. The trip was sponsored
by the Eastern Star.
Eugene Van Middlesworth
and Julio Fuentes, Caracas,
Venezuela, were guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Peir
son last week
I. M. Smith, Dover, Dela-
ware and Miss Sally Glass, of
Baltimore were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo
| Morris,
Harvest Home will be ob-
served in the United Church
| of Christ Sunday morning at
10:30.
The Women’s Guild of the
above church met at the
home of Mrs. William Smith
on Tuesday evening. Mrs
Gunson and Miss Mary Wit-
mer were co-hostesses. Mr.
Mr. James Baker, Dunbar,
Pa., spent the weekend with
his family.
Special Services
Rev. Boyd will conduct
services at the Calvary Bible
Church, New Haven & Henry
streets, beginning Monday,
Nov. 11, at 7:30 p. m. and
continuing nightly through
Sunday, Nov. 17. He also
will minister at the 10:30
Worship Hour on Sunday, the
17th. Rev. Boyd will present
his message in colored pic-
tures and Biblical messages.
He was a staff member of
the Wheaton College Archae-
ological Expedition at the
Old Testament site of Dothan
in northern Palestine.
The color pictures, titled
“Read Stones with living
messages”, include numerous
sites of the Holy Land, Egypt
and Petra, and show excavat
ed sites of buried Bible cities,
including the Dead Sea Caves
and Scrolls. Many ancient ob-
jects discovered in these
Bible-land cities pinpoint and
confirm many Scripture ver-
ses in both Old and New
Testaments. Some of the pic-
tures show how the Bible is
building the new nation of
Israel today.
Mrs. Boyd, known as Aunt
Peggy presents “Gospel Mag-
ic” or gives an object lesson
each night for the boys and
girls before the showing of
the pictures.
Several excavated
will be on display
The public is invited;.
objects
PLAN DANCE
The ladies auxiliary to the
Mount Joy Fire company will
have a record hop from 7 to
10 p.m. Saturday evening,
Nov. 9. Spot dance winners
at the last dance were Almo
Torrez, Richard Tillman,
Muriel Smith, Ross Geib.
Limbo winner was Jay Hess.
CORN-FED
DOUBLE BREASTED
TURKEYS
Also Heavy Chickens
Dressed or Live Weight
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FLoRIN NEIGHBORHOOD news
Barrett, a native of Jamaica |
but presently in ministering
in Philadelphia, will preach
the sermon. Rev. Barrett is|
pastor of one of the most un
ique congregations, inasmuch
as it is inter-racial to an un-|
usual degree.
M/Sgt. Robert B. Gebhart
and family of Falls Church,
Va, spent several days with |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gebhart
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hatton
of Puerto Rico are spending]
sometime with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Ammon of Lancaster. |
Mrs. Hatton is the former
Mildred Hamilton of Florin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hamil- |
ton and son Tracy, Mrs. Vio-
la Bricker, and Miss Mary
Hamilton called on Mr. and]
Mrs. Ross Ammon, Lancaster
on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Melhorn
and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stric
kler visited the Rev. and
Mrs. Luke Kefer in Millers:
burg on Saturday evening.
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