® MAYTOWN
Miss Grace Henderson

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Mr. and Mrs. George Mor-
ris vacationed at Ocean City,
Md. on July 4th and the fol-
lowing week.
Ad Greer is chaperoning
the FFA boys on a western
tour. It is customary for the
Senior Ag. boys to take this
tour annually.

Scout Gary Heisey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heisey,
left Friday for the National
Boy Scout Jamboree at Val-
ley Forge. He has been as-
signed to Jamboree Troop
#58 under the leadership of
I. Diller Miller, of New
Providence. Mr. Miller is a
former Art supervisor at the
East Donegal high ‘school.
George Glattacker was on
vacation last week.
Beth Blake celebrated her
2nd birthday anniversary
last Thursday.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 22; 1964

Mrs. Marguerite Culp cele-
brated her birthday anniver-
sary last Wednesday.
David Blake left
for Camp Andrews.
The Shirk family vacation-
ed at Wildwood last week.
Robert Morris, a student at
Penn State University, spent
the weekend with his par-
ents.
Mrs. Clair Cochran, Quar-
ryville, called on the Fry-
bergers and Miss Anna Al-
bright on Friday.
Adrienne and Michael
Reynolds, Timonium, Mary-
land, and Bonnie Witmer, of
Bedford County, spent last
week with Miss Mary Wit-
mer.
Misses Pearl Dohner and
Joyce Eberly, Maytown Ele-
mentary teachers, are attend-
ing summer school at Den-
ver, Colorado.
Linda Houseal attended
Camp Eder at Fairfield last
week.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mil-
dred Wolfe were Mr. J. Rob-
ert Wolfe, King of Prussia,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sunday
Clements and sons John andcharge of the games.
By popular demand we have
ordered another shipment of “Tulip
Time’ Stainless flatware — including
- all of the additional serving pieces you've
‘asked for.
Lancaster County Farmers National Bank. :

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time you do, you will be entitled to purchase a complete .
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dered.
{park Monday evening, July
(27, at 6 p. m. Dessert and

THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Robert, New Castle, Del.
The following ladies were
entertained at the Rev. John
Hiestand’s cottage at Mt.
Gretna last Thursday: Mrs.
Anna Hiestand, Mrs. Rose
Neiman, Mrs. Emma Hollen-
baugh, Miss Anna Culp, Mrs.
Flora Shireman, Mrs. Annie
Hicks, Mrs. Mabel Haver-
stick, Mrs.’ Esther Weaver,
Mrs. Elizabeth Taggart, Mrs.
Margaret Brandt, Mrs: Ruth
Hoffman and Mrs. Creta
Sload. After a very delicious
dinner, a program, was ren-
The Rev. Kraybill,
Ind.,, gave a very inspiring
talk. This is an annual pro-
ject of Mrs. Hiestand’s Sun-
day School Class of the Mari-
etta Mennonite Church.
FAMILY PICNIC
The annual family picnic
of the Boy Scout troop #39
will be held at Little Chiques
drinks will be furnished by
the mothers’ auxiliary. Mr.
and Mrs. Etsell will be ni
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JA. Avery, New Caslle, Del.
Mrs.
Sr. of 809 West Main Street,
who
training.

JONES — HESS
nice M. Hess, Minburn,
berta, Canada,
em Mennonite Church,
field, Alberta.
ficiated at the ceremony with
Wipf, and Miss Elen Jones,
niece of the bridegroom, was
flower girl. Best man was
Gordon Lorig, and Caleb
Hess, brother of the bride,
served as groomsman.
A reception was held at
the Irma Community Hall,
Irma, Alb.
the Minburn Hutterite Col-
ony, Milburn, Alb., where
the bride is teaching school.
The bridegroom is employ-
ed by the P. E. Jones Inter-
national Harvester Co., Irma,
Alb.
FRANKLIN — HACKMAN
The wedding of Miss Bar-
bara, Ann Hackman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Albert Hackman, 271 Stan-
ert Lawrence Franklin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Lawrence Franklin, of 130
Marlboro St., Wollaston,
Mass., was solemnized in
Zion Lutheran Church, Lan-
disville, with the Rev. G.
Martin Ruoss officiating, on
Saturday at 3 p.m.
Mr. Hackman gave
daughter in marriage. Miss
Susan R. Hackman, Landis-
ville, was maid of honor for
her sister. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Pamela and
Deborah Franklin, sisters of
the bridegroom, Wollaston,
Mass.; Joan -K. Ruth, of New
Cumberland, and Elizabeth
his
The reception was held at
the Hamilton Club.
The bride graduated from
Hempfield high school and
Penna. State University,
where she was a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority,
and the Havard Graduate
School of Business Adminis-
tration last month. She will
be employed by the Singer
Co. in New York, beginning
Aug. 17.
The bridegroom is employ-
ed by the Equitable Life As-
surance Society of the Uni-
ted States. He graduated
from Boston University Club
of New York. He served in
the Regular Army at the U.S.
with rank of first lieutenant.
The couple will reside at
230 East 58th St., New York
City, after spending the next
month at Cape Cod, Mass.
AT PARRIS ISLAND
Two Mount Joy young men
are currently at Parris Is-
land,, S. C.
They are: Richard Lee
Bringman, son of Mr. and
Richard Lee Bringman
is undergoing recruit
The marriage of Miss Eu-
Al-
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Menno L. Hess,
Mount Joy and Gary Emlyn
Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.
E. Jones, Irma, Alb., was sol-
emnized July 10 in the Sal-
To-
Bishop Harold Boettger of-
the Rev. Paul Voegtlin as-
The couple will reside at,
ley Ave., Landisville, to Rob- |

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=~ Weddings -:-
MATEER — APPLEY
Miss Leda Jeanette Appley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le-
Roy B. Appley, 21 E. Market
St., Marietta, was married to
Randolph Mateer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Mateer, of
Birchland Ave., Mount Joy,
in First Methodist Church,
Marietta, with the Rev. Alon-
zo Casselbery officiating, on
Saturday, July 18, at 10 a.m.
Miss Helen Appley, Mariet-
ta, was maid of honor for her
sisting. sister. Donald Shive, York
Maid of honor for the! Springs, served as best man.
bride was Miss Katherine | Robert Hopple and Ronald
Pennell, both of Mount Joy,
were ushers. Richard McKain
was organist and Mrs. Armor
McKain III, soloist.
The couple left on a wed-
ding trip following the re-
ception in the church social
| hall. They will reside at 21
| E. Market St.,, Marietta.
The bride is a student at
Millersville State College and
will begin student teaching
in Ephrata high school in
September.
The bridegroom, graduate
of Penna. State University
this year will begin gradu-
ate work toward a Ph.D. in
chemistry at Florida State U.,
Tallahassee, in September.
The couple graduated from
Donegal high school; the
bridegroom in 1960 and the
bride in 1961.
Miss Barbara Brown enter-

tained at a prenuptial show-
er for the bride. -
WED 50 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Cyris W.
Peifer, 25 Mount Joy Street,
celebrated their 50th wed-
ding anniversary Monday,
July 20. N
The couple was honored at
a dropin party in their home
Sunday by about 40 family
members.
-They were married by Al-
derman A. P. Newell Jr. on
July 20, 1914. .Both are ma-
tives of the county. They are
members of the E. U. B.
Church, Mount Joy. Peifer is
a retired self-employed house
painter. ’
Peifer and his wife, the
former Pauline Krall, have
six children: Grant J. Lan-
caster, John, Parkesburg;
Mrs. June Hauser, Middle-
town; Charles and Cyrus Jr.,
both of Mount Joy; and Rob-
ert, at home. They also have
12 grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.

ON BUS TOUR
Miss Esther Walters and
Misses Anne Mae and Ruth
Eby of Mount Joy, and Miss
Alice Marie Nissley of Salun-
ga have returned from a 10-
day bus trip to the Wiscon-
sin Dells and Mackinac Is-
land. They visited both the
Upper and Lower Dells,
spent three days on Mackin-
ac Island, enjoying its un-
ique, leisurely pace, and had
stops in Detroit, lengthy boat
trips across the lakes, and
pleasant and memorable ex-
periences.
VISITING HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Weav-
er of Sarasota, Fla., former
residents of this community,
are spending a few months at

After 12 weeks of recruit
training, he will be assigned
to the Infantry Training Reg-
iment at Camp Geiger, N. C,,
to study advanced infantry
tactics for four weeks. After
completion of ITR he will re-
ceive a 20-day leave before
assignment to a formal school
or one of the many Marine
Corps bases throughout the
world.
Also at Parri Island is Al-
vin N. Collins Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin N. Collins
Sr., 347 West Donegal St.
Both Bringman and Collins
were members of the Marine
Corps Reserves in Columbia,
a cottage on the Landisville
Camp Meeting Grounds.
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