- er UW oo
Sunday
9:15 a.m. Bible School.
10:30 a. m. Morning Wor:
ship Service.
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
Wednesday
7:30 pam. Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study.
Cross Roads Brethren In
Christ Church
Mount Joy, Pa.
B. E. Thuma, Pastor
Lloyd S. Myers, Supt.
Sunday
9:15 a.m. Sunday School
Hour Easter Program by the
S. S. Class Period for Adults
and Juniors.
10:30 a. m. Morning Wor-
ship. Easter Message by the
Pastor.
7:00 p.m. Program of East-
er. Music by the Elizabeth-
iow Mennonite Choral Sing-
Se neniay
7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study.
Bible Study for the Young
People.
First Presbyterian Church
Mount Joy. Pa.
Richard A. Todd, Pastor
‘Millard Sherk, Supt.
Thursday
7:00 p.m. Junior Choir
practice.
8:00 p.m. Senior Choir
practice.
9:00 p.m. Session meeting.
Friday
12 to 3 p.m. Good Friday
Service in the Mount Joy
Church of God.
Sunday
7:00 a. m. Easter Sunrise
Service at Donegal.
9:30 a.m. Church School.
10:45 a. m. Morning Wor-
ship Service - Communion
12:00 p.m. Deacon's meet-
ing,
7:00 p.m. Westminster
Fellowship.
Wednesday
8:00 p.m. Hour of Power
Assumpiion of Tne Blessed
Virgin ‘Mary Church
Mount Joy, Pa.
Rev. Francis X. Butler
Pastor
Rev. William Sullivan,
Sunday
8:00 a.m. Mass.
Asst
West Green Tree
Church of the Brethran
Robert F. Eshleman,
Moderator
Sunday
9:00 a.m. Sunday School—
10:00 a. m. Morning Wor
ship.
Sermon —
of Christ’s Resurrection,”
the pastor.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible
Study.
Rev. Nevin Zuck will pre-
sent a phogram of slides and
answer questions on “the
Church Under Communism”
at the West Green Tree
Church of the Brethren Apr il
1st at 7:30 p.m,
The public is invited.
“The Importance
by
Clossbrennexr Church
Evangelical United Brethrer
Charies W. Wolfe, Pastor
Sunday
6:30 a.m. Divine Worship
(Easter) and Christion In-
struction.
10:40 a.m. Instruction
Class (Children).
5:45 p.m. Youth Fellowship
7:15 p.m. Evening Bible
Study.
Monday
7:30 pm. EU.B, Ment
Meeting.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Midweek Service
Thursday
8:00 p.m. Church S¢hool
Council (Children’s Div.).
Thursday
6:30 p.m. Junior Choir Re-
hearsal
8:30 p.m. Senior Choir Re-
hearsal.
Friday
7:00 p.m. Boy and Girl
Fellowship.
Church o! fae frethren
Eiizabeintown, Pa.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1964
“tions” on WDAC-FM.
Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor
John W. Gosnell,
Minister of Education
~,
Sunday
9:30 a. m. Church School;
Extended Sessions for Boys
and Girls; Elective Courses
and regular Classes for Ad-
ults.
10:30 a. m. Easter Sunday
Worship; Sermon, “The Cross
Is Not The End”, by Pastor
Zuck. (service broadcast on
WHRY-Radio).
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
Service of Baptism by Trine
Immersion.
Presbyterian
- Home News -
Our visitors for the week:
Mrs, John J. Herr and Mrs.
I. Morris, Mount Joy, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Musser Stauffer,
Lancaster R. D., for Miss
Martha Stauffer.
Miss Edna Huck, Marietta,
for Miss Mabel Walmer.
Joseph R. Gregg, Greens-
burg, for Miss Mary Gregg.
Mrs. Arthur Davidson, of
York, for Miss Sarah Ems-
wiler.
Mrs. H. Bruggeman, Bal-
timore, Md., for Miss Emily
Cranford.
Mrs. Betty Metzger and
children, Lancaster, for Mrs.
Cora Mayberry.
Mrs. Evelyn Arnold and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKain,
Marietta, visited and toured
the Home.
Mrs. A. Adams of Hanover
for Mrs. Ada Stewart.
Mrs. E. Kirchner, Obsecon,
N. J., for Mrs. Emily Cran-
ford.
Mrs. Hilma McCord spent
several days with her son,
Willet McCord, and Mrs. Mec-
Cord in Harrisburg.
Last Monday the following
residents drove to Harris-
burg to attend the Holy Week
services at the Mosque at
which time Dr. Raymond I
Lindquist, pastor of First
Church, - Hollywood, Calif.
began his 18th year as prin-
ciple speaker for the week.
Miss Mabel Walmer, Mrs.
Mabel Meyer, Miss Laura
Deremer, Miss Pearl Powell,
Mrs. Ruth Ensor and Miss
Blanche Speer.
Following the services they
visited the Parker Home and
the Manor Home in Newville.
TO HAVE BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Maurice D. Marsales,
34 West Main street, will
celebrate her 51st birthday
on Thursday, April 2, Mrs.
Marsales was the former
Marion Amway.
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(From page 1)
We were skeptics — but
we have been convinced! It
really works! We find our-
selves with a new hobby to
be enjoyed, and with the.
most ‘“‘colorful’” months of
the year stretching just a-
head!
Ww ae *®
Lodge will be the Repub-
lican presidential candidate
in the November election!
That is, he would be, if
the eighth graders at the An-
nex could do the selecting!
In a “mock” election last
week, sections 8E and 8F de-
bated the merits and weak-
nesses of Goldwater, Lodge,
Nixon, Rockefeller, Scranton,
Smith and Stassen, and then
voted. :
Lodge got a total of 38
votes. Next was Nixon with
33, then Goldwater with 25,
Scranton with 15, Rockefel-
ler with 9, Smith and Stas-
sen with 3 each. Do “coming
events cast their shadows be-
fore?” Persaps so, even
though they are only eighth
grade “shadows”!
* * *
We understand that “chain
letters” are circulating wide-
ly in the Mount Joy areas at
the present time. We were
told that the bonanzas they
promise vary from land-
slides of ‘‘green stamps” to
tea towels!
Checking with the post-
office, we find that such let-
ters are “illegal” from the
official standpoint, but very
few people know it, so they
continue to participate in
the various ‘get rich quick”
schemes!
® MAYTOWN
Miss Grace Henderson
Minnie Frew
Frackville, called
last
Miss
son Lance,
on the Charles Heiseys
Saturday.
Norma Gutshall celebrated
her 12th birthday anniver-
sary last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bles-
sing, Clearfield, spent several
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Shenk.
Early Dawn Easter Service
will be held in the Church
of God at 6:30 a.m. The spea-
ker will be Dr. K. E. Boldos-
ser.
Mrs. George Engle return-
ed home from the hospital
last Thursday.
Henry Earhart
surgery at St. Joseph's
pital last week.
Mrs, Anna Hollenbaugh,
who was a patient in St. Jos-
eph’s hospital returned home
on Sunday.
Miss Anna Albright is con-
fined to the house because of
illness.
“Family Night” was held
at the * United Church of
Christ last Tuesday evening.
A luncheon was served at 6
o'clock and at 7 o'clock the
Rev. Gunson showed slides of
Australia, Panama, Tahiti,
Cuba and other points of in-
terest enroute to United
States from Australia.
Mrs. Violet Downing, Col-
umbia, spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Mayers.
Adrienne Reynolds, Timon-
jum, Md. is visiting® Miss
Mary Witmer.
Robert Morris, a student ai
Penn State University, is vis-
iting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Morris.
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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Mrs. Mabel Johnstin is
convalescing at her home,
Miss Viola Johnstin, Rohr-
Miss Viola Johnstin, Roh-
rerstown, is visiting Mrs. Ma-
bel Johnstin.
Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Wolfe, King of Prussia, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mildred
Wolfe.
There will be a service at
1:00 p.m. in St. John’s Luth-
eran Church on Good Friday.
The Sacrament of Holy
Communion will be celebrat-
ed in both the United Church
of Christ and St John's Lu-
theran Church on Easter at
10:30 a.m.
The Young Adult Fellow-
ship of the United Church of
Christ met at the parsonage
on Sunday evening Mrs.
Loretta Bradley and Miss
Jane Fryberger were co-
hostesses.
The El Sharrai Class of
the Chyrch of God met on
Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Barnhart.
The Sacrament of the Holy
Communion will be celebrat-
ed in the Church of God on
Thursday evening.
A/lc and Mrs. Larry Hen-
derson and children, of Ft.
Worth Texas, are visiting
Mrs. Ruth Henderson.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Huntzinger were
Mrs. Mary Wolfe and daugh-
ter, Susan and Scott Lowery,
PAGE SEVEN
Choirs United
For Easter
The choirs of St. Mark's E.
U. B. Church, Mount . Joy,
and St. Paul’s E.U.B. Church
of Elizabethtown will unite
to present an Easter Cantata,
“The Risen King”, by Schnec-
ker, on Easter Sunday even-
ing at 7:30. The cantata will
be presented at the Mount
Joy Church, with the Rev.
C. E. Ulrich in charge of the
devotional period. Clifford
M. Schmid will direct the
choirs, with Donald C. Eby
at the organ.
In addition to the cantata
each choir will sing two an-
thems. St. Mark’s Choir will
present ‘‘Breath of God’ (Sat-
eren) and ‘I Walked Today
Where Jesus Walked” (O’-
Hara). “Christ Arose” (Gro-
ton) will be sung by St. Pauls
Choir. A trio, composed of
Mrs. Paul Herr, Mrs. Gloria
Milspaw and Mrs. Ogier Nor-
ris will sing “The Cross Was
His Own” (Jones).
Members of St. Pauls
Choir are: Alma Rice, Judy
Park, Gretchen Carskadon,
Arba Herr, Gloria Milspaw,
Julia Helm, Jackie Stauffer,
Peggy Risser, Kitty Rife, Nel-
da Boyer, Vonnie Norris, Jin-
ny Roland, Ann Fink, Flor-
ence Cain, Jestena Yeagley,
Dolores Alleman, Betty Hix-
Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. El-
don Miller, and Eden West. |
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TO PARIS WEDDING
Mrs. David Myers, 149 New
Haven street, has been in|
Paris, France, to attend the]
wedding of her nephew, Lt. |
Warren Mathias, which was |
held on Saturday, March 21.|
She was accompanied by his
mother of Palmyra. While in
Europe they will visit points;
of interest in both France and
Germany.
Pennsylvania has a “Black
Forest” between Coudersport
and Lock Hgven. It is one
Pennsylvania.
son, Ann Smith, Edith Herr,
Estella Nissley, Marian Raf-
| fensperger, Hazel Byron, Og-
ier Norris, Ollie Stillwagner,
Gerald Roland, Al Dervire,
Joe Helm, Warren Alleman,
Elvin Yeagley, Marlin Shank,
| Dwight Shoop and Ken Eber-
| sole
St. Mark's members parti-
cipating are: Carole Musser,
Barbara Engle, Karen Yingst,
Linda Zerphey, Darlene Min-
nich, Judy Buchenauer, Ectie
Mateer, Anna Mae Eby, Eisie
| Bentzel, Arlene Schmid, Eil-
{een Martin, Luella Witmer,
Jean Pricio, Joan Eby, Ruth
Balsbaugh, Shirley Roth,
Mary Ann Kauffman, Glenn
Forney, Kenneth Roth, Jos-
'eph Buchenauer, Erma Buch-
| enauer, Robert Adams, War-
‘ren Bentzel, Donald Martin
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The program was present
Paul’s Church, Eliz-
on Palm Sunday
George Sload
abethtown,
evening, with
| directing and Miss Edith Herr
serving as accompanist. The
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Q. My family moved recent-
ly, and now I'm the new girl
in a big school where I don’t
know a soul. There's a mixer
next week and I just know
that if I go I'll get the bench-
warmer award for 1964. My
mother says I should go, but
wouldn't it be better to wait
until I know at least a few
people?
A. The mixer can be your
chance to make a successful,
and painless, debut at the new
school. Simply because you
are new, . everyone will be
eager to meet you. To make
sure everything gets off to
the right start, be extra care-
ful about dressing for the
mixer. Wear something you
especially like, so you'll feel
your prettiest. And, of course,
check to make sure you know
what kind of dress is ex-
pected. Once there, don't be
shy about introducing your-
self to people. A cheertul, "Hi
I'm Mary Newgal,” is all the
starter you'll need.
Q. When I go to a tea or
any other party where people
leave at different times I
never know how to say good-
by to the hostess. Usually I
just hang around until I can
leave with other people and
leave the exit lines to them.
What should I say when I
have to leave alone?
A. Don’t feel you have to
make a speech. Just tell your
hostess that it was a lovely
party, and .thank her for ask-
ing you. That's really all you
need say to make a graceful
exit. After your first solo de-
parture, you'll find you don’t
need to depend on others to
say your goodbys.
Q. One of the couples I
baby sit for has a habit of
forgetting to come home. Last
time they were at a party and
weren’t back until 3:45 a.m.,
a'though they’d promised io
be no later than 2. They pay
me for the extra time, but it
doesn’t make up for the lost
sleep and worried parents.
Hew can I get these people
to remember their promises?
A. You'll have to state your
requirements very frankly
and clearly. Give them your
absciute deadline, and ex-
plain that you cannot work °
later than that time. If they
ignore this, they are not liv-
ing up to their part of the
einployer-sitter bargain, and
you'd best cross them off
your list of clients. It's usual-
iy best to leave the real night
owl business to older sitters,
(For answers to other ques=
trons on grooming, beauty and
baby sitting write for your two-
in-one guidebook, ''Sitting
Beauty.” Send 35 cents to: “Sit=
ting Beauty,” Box 551-P, Kim
veriy-Clark Corporation, Nee
nab, Wis.)
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