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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1964
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
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© MAYTOWN
Miss Grace Henderson

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Christine Shenk celebrated
her 11th birthday anniver-
| sary on Friday. She was en-
tertained at a family party
on Friday evening.
Clyde Lindemuth celebrat-
ed his birthday anniversary
on Saturday. He was enter-
tained by the family Friday
evening.
The executive committee of
the East Donegal Alumni
Association met at the home
of Miss Grace Henderson on
Wednesday evening.
Boy Scout Week is being
observed during the period
of Feb. 7 to 13. The theme is
“Strengthen America—Scout-
ing Can Make the Difference”
Mrs. Rose Neiman, Mrs.
Marguerite Fryberger, Miss
Marie Harter and Miss Grace
Henderson called on Miss
Anna May Hoover and Mrs.
Ella Eshleman Haas at the
Reformed Mennonite Home
at Lancaster on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Blake and Mrs.
Lavina Koser called on Mrs.
Stanley Huber at Lancaster
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Barnhart
has resigned from her Post
Office position as of February
14.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Ray Smith and children,
of Vienna, Va., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John Earhart
and son, of Alexandria, Va.,
visited Mr. and ~ Mrs. Henry
Earhart and son last week.
Mrs. Harold Derr celebrat-
ed her birthday anniversary
last Thursday. -
Charles Hicks, Harrisburg,
visited his mother, Mrs. An-
nie Hicks on Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Arnold left for
her annual vacation to Flor-
ida last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ney
will quietly celebrate their
62nd wedding anniversary on
Thursday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hous-
eal will celebrate their 37th
wedding anniversary Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. North Loucks
of Elizabethtown, called on
Mrs. Mildred Wolfe and Miss
Helen Sload last week.
Mrs. Anna Hollenbaugh
spent the weekend at Akron
and Ephrata.
Mrs. Flora Shireman is on
the sick list.
The World's Day of Pray-
er Service will be held at
Reich’s church on Friday ev-
ening at 7:30. You are invit-
ed to attend.
Robert D. Scheffey, Lay
Evangelism Chairman of
Lancaster District, will speak
in the Adult Sunday School
of St. John’s Lutheran church
on Sunday morning, Feb. 16,
at 9:30.
The Senior Luther League
of the above church had a
bowling party on Sunday
evening.
‘© NEWTOWN
Mrs. Norman Brosey

Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Haines and son were
Mrs. Kenneth Alexander and
family of Mount Joy, Mrs.
Edith Divet, Mrs. Sally Mus-
ser both of Silver Springs,
Mr. and Mrs. John Haines
and family of Mount Joy.
Mrs. Beatrice Wittle, of
Elizabethtown and Mr . and
Mrs. Havard Johnston of
Lancaster called on Mr. and
Mrs. Edw. Isler and family
and Mrs. Irene Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bro-
sey and son Barry visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Levern
Lucas of Columbia.
Mrs. Irvin Witmer and fa-
mily visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Witmer and fa-
mily of Lancaster R. D and
Mrs. Anna Kauffman of Col-
umbia R. D.
Visitors of Maurice Fry-
singer and son John were
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gish
and son of Penryn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines
celebrated their 46th wedding
anniversary.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Witmer and family
were Mrs. Howard Witmer of
Columbia R. D.
Landisville-Salunga
Mrs. William K. Risser

Miss Mary Lee Forney and
Mrs. Charles Doland, teach-
ers at Hempfield high school,
spoke on their recent trip
around the world at a recent |
meeting of Society of Farm
Women 19 at the East Peters-
burg Church of the Brethren
Hostesses were Mrs. Arth-
ur Landis and Mrs. Leroy
Sweigart.
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The Hempfield Jaycees
held a membership meeting
Thursday, February 6 at 7
p.m. in the Mount Joy Legion
Post Home. A slate of nomi-
nees was presented by Rob-
ert Kaley. A distinguished
service award was presented.
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Mrs. Flora M. Martin, 88,
of 251 Main St., Landisville,
died Thursday, Feb. 6 in the
Lancaster General hospital
after a brief illness. She was
| who played in the Band Fes-
| tival held recently at Selanco
high school are as follows:
I Marcha Freedham, Jeanetie
| Nissley, Nancy Hollinger,
Carol Eshelman, James Kain,
Mike Burns, Jo Ann Stoner,
Thomas Holsinger, Thomas
Landis, Kenneth Martin.
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The Landisville Element-
ary School Parent-Teachers
Association met Tuesday eve-
ning, Feb. 11 in the Landis-
ville Elementary Building #1.
The speaker was Richard H.
Snyder, state Senator repre-
senting Lancaster County.
His topic was “Recent Legis-
lation Affecting Our Schools”
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The invocation was given
by the Rev. Harry Mumper
of the Landisville Church of
God. Vice-president: Thomas
Meredith presided in the ab-
sence of the president, Wil-
liam Newell.
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West Hempfield Township
supervisors adopted on ordin-
ance requiring building per-
mits for all new construction
and reconstruction valued at
more than $1,000 at a recent
meeting.
Ohmer F. Gingrich Sr,
board secretary will serve as
building clerk and will issue
permits from his home next
to the Silver Spring Fire Co.
hall.

the widow of George E. Mar-
tin.
Her only survivor is a
daughter, Miss Dorothy Alice
Martin, Hamburg. |
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East Hempfield Township
supervisors met Wednesday
evening, Feb. 5 and introduc-
ed a $126,492 budget for
1964, $4,071 higher than last
year’s budget. The townships
five-mill tax will stay the
same.
The reason for the higher
budget total is a carry over
of highway aid funds from
last year.
Supervisors explained they
were unable to perform cer-
tain road maintenance and
reconstruction projects due
to the uncertainty of definite
state plans concerning the
Rt. 230 bypass. Included in
the projects were the Center-
ville Road and the Spooky
Nook Road.
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The Hempfield Sertoma
club met Wednesday evening
Feb. 5 at the Mount Joy Le-
gion Post Home. The speaker
for the evening program was
Wayne Canine, Executive Di-
rector of Junior Achievement
of Lancaster County. His
speech was titled “A Review
of Youth in Business, Partl-
ners in Progress.”
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Zion Lutheran Church, of
Landisville will observe Ash
Wednesday, Feb. 12 with
a service of Holy Commun-
ion at 10 am. and another
service at 8 p. m. Services
will be held at these times
each Wednesday during the
Lenten season. A service for
children will be held each
Wednesday during Lent from
3:45 to 4:10 p.m.

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Students from Hempfield
In another matter, the
board set Mar. 3 as the date
it will open bids for the
township’s annual supply of
| road construction materials.

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