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Wednesday, November 4, 1964

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Prayer Of The Week - - -
The prayer this week is by Glenn Clark:
“As thou keepest the stars in their courses, so wilt
our steps in perfect harmony,
clash or discord of any kind, if we but keep our trust
thou guide
in thee.
“We know thou wilt keep him
wihose mind is stayed on thee, because he trusteth in
thee. We know that, if we acknowledge thee in all
our ways, Thou wilt direct
God of love, giver of every good and perfect gift, and
there is none beside thee.
“Thou art eternal, immortal, invisible, in all and
through all, and over all, the only God. And thine is
the kingdom and the power and 4he glory forever and
ever. Amen.”
without
in perfect peace
our paths; for thou art the

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- DEATHS
Mrs. J. Dewey Hornafius,
83, Mount Joy.
George E. Barclay, 83, of
Marietta
Samuel M. Bender, 73, of
East Petersburg
Ira F. Fitzwater, 67, Eliza-
bethtown

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Mrs. Raymond Leob, 68,
Manheim
Harold F. Witmyer, 56, of
Manheim.
William Rice, 54, formerly
of Mount Joy.
Ronald W. Albin,
Landisville.
Rev. Charles Shreiner, 82,
native of Mount Joy.
Miss Edith McCauley,
Manheim R3.
Charles W. Johns,
Elizabethtown
Michael L. Shuman, 56, of
Marietta.
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A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
James Wittel, Mount Joy
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Adamire, Manheim
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A son to Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Geib, E-town R3.
A son to Mr. and ‘Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, Manheim
A son to Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Colbert, Mount Joy.
A son to Mr. and Mrs.
James Floyd, Marietta
A son to Mr. and Mrs.
John Harnish, Manheim
A son to Mr. and Mrs.
Lester R. Moist, E-town R1
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Hempfield schools were
dismissed early on Tuesday,
Oct. 27, so that all element-
ary teachers could attend a
meeting concerning the ele-
mentary school evaluation
program.
*
Brownie Troops 910 and
338 of Landisville recently
held investiture services.
Services of Troop 910 were
held at Landisville Church
of God. The girls received
were Susan Fawber, Gerald-
ine Kauffman, Melissa Mec-
Dome, Tracy Myers, Sara
Roth, Cindy Simpson, Carol
Stehman, and Susan Strait.
Mrs. Wm. Simmons and Mrs.
Russell Saunders are troop
leaders.
Troop 338 held their ser-
vices in n Zion Luthera
hurch. Girls received were,
Barbara Sue Abel, Beth
Bowers, Jolene Dieter, Jen-
ny Hawthorne, Cindy Johns,
JoAnn Nadie, Bonnie Polan-
chak, Susie Vogel, and Kar-
en Walters. Mrs. Kenneth
John, and Mrs. James Vogel
are leaders.
* * *
Clarence Newcomer has
been named general superin-
tendent of the Landisville
Church of God S. S.
Other officers elected are:
Samuel Bender, asst. General
Supt.; Charles Sload, adult
department, assisted by Dav-
id Yoder; Kenneth Dougher-
ty, secretary, assisted by
Mrs. Wayne Shenton; James
Snavely, financial secretary;
Janet Burgess, pianist, assis-
ted by Erma Rudy; Norman
Sellers, Chorister, assisted by
Gladys Robertson; Ethel
Herr, Librarian, assisted by
Doris Hummel and Martha
Cope.
Mrs. Frank Denlinger,
superintendent home depart-
ment; Virginia Bailey;. ezadle
roll, assisted by Lou Yoder,
assistant cradle roll; Marvin
Burkhart, youth department,
assisted by Wayne Shenton;
Irene Heisey, children’s de-
partment; assisted by Pearl
Bender; Mae Livingston, nur-
sery department, assisted by
Hazel Mease.
*
The Hempfield Sertoma
Club held a Halloween party
for members and their wives
on Wednesday evening, Oect.
28, at the Mount Joy Ameri-
can Legion Post home.
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The Senior Class of Hemp-
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and Mrs. Edward A.
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of student council, Hempfield
Singers, dance band, senior
play and key club, Vice
president is Don Aument,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Aument, 150 Prospect Rd.,
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This year, civiccminded women everywhere are coming to
the aid of the political party of their choice. All, however, join ,
together in their approval of the coftee party, sometimes known
as the Candidate’s Kaffeeklatsch!
There’s something about a friendly cup of coffee that stimu-
lates thinking, makes it easier for people to talk and listen.
“Come for coffee with our candidate,” is a simple invitation, but
elections over the past twelve years show that it packs real
political power.
How To Give A Political Coffee
If you plan a eoffee for your favorite candidate, you will find
that it is an easy and pleasant task. First, invite enough people
to provide a worthwhile audience for your busy guest of honor.
Don’t be afraid to crowd your guests in—there’s a psychological
advantage for your candidate if you do.
All you need to serve is coffee, coffee and more coffee. Cookies
or some other sweet may be added, but they aren’t necessary.
The coffee, however, is necessary and should be hot and delicious.
For twenty people (two cups apiece) use one pound of coffee
to two gallons of water. To brew exczlient ccfiee in a kettle,
place regular grind coffee in a clean ci:ih ¢ack, allowing half
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handle. Bring measured water to a boil, {+ en
boiling and drop coffee sack in wa'er. Rrew over low heat six to
eight minutes, agitating sacl: occ °
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