PAGE EIGHT Lord's Prayer Service The Senior C.G.Y.A. of the Mount Joy Church of God is sponsoring a special pro- gram, centering around the Lord's ‘Prayer, on Sunday, July 25, at 7:30 p.m. Included will be 13 spec ial scripture readings and hymns pertaining to the Lord's Prayer, Closing the program will be the Lord's Prayer sung as a vocal solo by Miss Lucy Eshelman from the Florin Church of the Brethren. The public is cordially in- vited to attend this service. —— LEGAL NOTICES Em ——— ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE Estate of Harold E. Keck, dec'd., late of 139 East High Street, Maytown, Pa. Letters of Administration on said estate haveng been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make imme- diate payment, and those hav- ing claims or demands against the same will present them without delay, for settlement to the undersigned, residing MRS. VIRGIE V. KECK 139 East High Street, Maytown, Penna. Clarence C. Newcomer Attorney 17-3¢ EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE Estate of Elsie M. Risser, de'd., late of East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, Penna. Letters testamentary on said estate having been gran- ted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immedi- ate payment and those hav- ing claims or demands a- gainst the same will present them without delay for set- tlement to the undersigned, DAVID M. RISSER, JAY F. RISSER and LANCASTER COUNTY FARMERS NATIONAL BANK, Lancaster, Penna. May, Grove & -Stork Attorneys 17-3¢ CONDITION OF MT. REPORT OF THE UNION NATIONAL JOY BANK OF MOUNT JOY, IN THE STATE OF PENNSYL- VANIA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSISESS ON JUNE 30, 1965. (Published in Response to call the made by Comptroller of 211, Currency, under section U. S. Revised Statutes) ASSETS Cash, balances with oth- er banks, including re- serve balance, and cash items in process of colleetion -.=....... $§ 885,103.58 U. S. Government obliga- tions, direct and guar- anteed (Net of any reserves) 2,061,549.61 Obiigations of States and political subdivisions (Net of any reserves) l.oans and discounts (Net of any re- serves) Fixed assets Other assets 774,851.73 6,757,249.57 256,559.51 37,542.21 Total Assets $10,772,856.00 LIABILITIES deposits of in- partnerships, . $ 3,305,499.47 Demand dividuals, and corporation Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Deposits of U. S. ernment . Deposits of States and political subdivisions Certified and officers’ checks, otc. ........ 55,213.98 Total Deposits ais H,843,897.50 Gov- 257,201.16 193,714.82 $9.655,526.93 (a) Total demand ~ deposits $3,736,629.43 (hb) Total time and sav- ings deposits $5,918,837.50 Other Liabilities .... 105,016.83 Total Liabilities. . $ 9,760,543.76 CAPITAL, ACCOUNTS Common stock—par value per share $10.00 No. shares outstand- ing, 12,500 Surplus Undivided profits 125 000.00 750,000.00 162,312.24 Totatr Cdpital Accounts $ 1,012,312.24 Total Liabilities and "Cagiital Accounts Jif, BF HH. Hoffman jsro of the above-named bank do i reby declare that this report oi dition is true and correet to tha: best of my knowledge and be- $10,772,856.00 Jr., Cash- Het, . J. H. HOFFMAN JR, if GLY Cashier We the undersigned directors attest: the correctness of this re- port. of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to tHe: best of our knowledge and belied, is true. and csarrart TUR MARTIN S. MUSSER HOU CL¥DE H. HOTTENSTEIN AMOTHHADE BE. GERBERICH JR. FE Sher Directors wFiog & THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. FRIEDMAN — SCOTT In a service Sunday after- noon, July 11, at Philadel- phia, Miss Sandra Louise Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Scott, Maytown, became the bride of Ralph] David Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Friedman of 6882 North 19th Street, | Philadelphia. The bride was given in marriage by her father and! the nuptuals were read by Rabbi Sidney Greenberg. Attendants included: Mrs. Myron E. Rosenfeld of Phila- dephia, sister of the bride- groom, matron of honor; Mrs. D. David Spirt of Phila- delphia, bridesmatron, col-| lege friend of the bride; and Dr. Myron E. Rosenfeld, of Philadelphia, best man, bro- ther-in-law of the bridegroom Ushers were James Scott of Maytown, brother of the bride. Dr. James Dyen, Don- ald Dyen and Randall Dyen, all of Philadelphia and cous- ins of the bridegroom, and Jeffrey Schwartz and H. Da-| vid Spirt, both of Philadel: phia. ’ The bride wore a white organza wedding gown fash- ioned with a princess style bodice, short sleeves and scooped neckline and an el- bow-length illusion veil. She carried a mother of pearl a EN .. NEW ARRIVALS —— Kenneth T. and Shirley (Maher) Jacobs, Mount Joy R2, a son, Wednesday, July 14, at St. Joseph’s hospital. William and Patsy (Heisey) Burger, Rheems, a son, Sat- urday, July 17, at St. Jos eph’s hospital. Joe D. and Peggy (Hess) Kauffman, 611-B Square St., a son, Sunday, July 18, at St. Joseph's hospital. Elwood D. and Lynne (Weiss) Sheeler, 106 North Market street, a daughter, on Wednesday, July 14, at Saint Joseph’s hospital. Larry D. and Donna (Snare) Shope, 140 Main St. Landis- ville, a daughter, Wednesday, July 14, at St. Joseph’s hos- pital. Franklin and Shirley (Branscome) Combs, 454 W. Main st., a son, Monday, July 12, at General hospital. Richard and Vada (Hocken- berry) Sheaffer, 22 Spring street, Salunga, a son, Satur- day, July 10, at General hos- pital. John H. and Thelma (Cas- sel) Wolgemuth, Mount Joy R2, a son, Friday, July 10, at —tn Weddings | versity, | uated General hospital. covered Bible decorated with philanopsis. Mrs. Friedman is a gradu- ate of Donegal high school with the class of 1961 and! of Pennsylvania State uni- class of 1965. She will be teaching physical ed- ucation in Philadelphia this fall. The bridegroom was grad-| from Central high school in Philadelphia, 1960 and from Pennsylvania State university, 1963. Presently he is a law student at Temple university. He is a member | of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. Following a wedding re- ception at the Shelron, in Philadelphia, the couple left on a 10-day trip to Bermuda, They will reside in Philadel- phia. WRIGHT — ANDERSON Miss Connie Lee Anderson, Columbia R.D. 1, became the bride of Floyd E. Wright, Mount Joy, on Saturday, July 17, at 8 p.m. in the of- fice of Richard S. Daveler, Marietta Justice of the Peace The couple will reside in Mount Joy, where the bride- groom is employed by Lan- caster Leaf Tobacco Co. Church Honors Mr., Mrs.Don Eby Mr. and Mrs. Don Eby were honored by the St. Mark’s church Sunday morn- ing as they prepare to leave this community to teach this fall at Upper Dublin’ schoo) District near Glenside. : Eby has been organist of]! the church since he was a senior in high school. She has been a mem-|: ber of the church choir. At the close of morning worship services Sunday, both were called to the pul- pit. She was presented with an orchid by Mrs. Arthur Sprecher and he with a bou- tennaire by Lester Hostetter, who also presented them: with a gift from the choir and a gift from the church. Mr. Eby taught fourth grade at Seiler school last year and she a third grade room at Grandview. Garbage Collection SCHEDULE Monday — West Ward. Tuesday — East Ward. Wednesday — Florin Ward |}: This . schedule ' could be changed by: inclement wea- ther. 1959 when |:: Engagements EMBLY — WATTS The engagement of Audrey Jean Watts, daughter of Lynn H. Watts, Maytown, to Jas. L. Embley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Embly, of Maytown, is announced by her father. A graduate of Donegal high school, Miss Watts is employ- ed by Wyeth Laboratories, Marietta. Her fiance, a graduate of Lampeter - Strasburg high school, is employed by J. Embly Foundry, Inc., Rheems LUTZ—COOKE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Cooke, 227 North Market Ave., announce the engage- ment of their niece, Barbara Jane Cooke, to H. Ronald Lutz, son of Mrs. Arline Lutz, 204 North Barbara St., and the late Kenneth Lutz. Miss Cooke was graduated from Green Park high school Perry county, and is employ- ed by SICO Co. Mr. Lutz was graduated from Donegal high school and is employed by Forry's Texaco Service Sta- tion. " NEWCOMER — GERLACH The engagement of Mari- lyn H. Gerlach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Ger- lach, Lancaster R2, to Lee E. Newcomer, son of Mrs. J. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1965 Nelson Newcomer, 216 East Main St., Mount Joy, and the late Dr. Newcomer, is an- nounced by her parents, A September wedding planned. Miss Gerlach is a graduate of Hempfield high school and Millersville State College. She is employed as a sec- ond grade teacher at East Petersburg elementary school A graduate of Donegal high school, her fiance is ser- ving in the U. S. Navy, sta- tioned at Norfolk, Va. Church Holding Bible School The annual Daily Vacation Bible School of the Brethren In Christ church, Mt. Pleas- ant, will be held through July 25 each evening from 7 to 9 p.m. The classes ranging from 3 years old through 12, will be studying the subject “Dis- covering God.” An illustrated study of the Tabernacle will be part of the young people's study with the theme ‘“Worshiping God”. The adult class are taught by Earl Martin Sr. A hearty invitation is extended to all to attend. is Any intelligent people to get the facts on both sides of an issue. Ignoramuses just shout and howl. Patronize Our Advertisers APRICOTS HOME GROWN PLUMS, For Canning PEACHES & POTATOES To Satisfy your thirst Drink Ice Cold Cider 40c 12 gal. APPLES Rome & Delicious $1.00 2 bu. FRESH EGGS FROM OUR FARM Jumbo - Large - Cracked CELERY - 9 STALKS $1.00 WATERMELONS AND CANTALOUPES WOLGEMUTH FRUIT MARKET % MILE WEST OF FLORIN Daily 8-6 Except Friday PHONE 653-5661 89 - Closed Sundays MONTH NOTICE! I WILL BE ON VACATION DURING THE If you wish to set a public sale date, please contact the First National Bank and Trust Com- pany. Elizabethtown, Pa. Phone No. 367-1116. OF JULY. Walter Dupes 16-4¢ a ET: : SR HSE HT AH rw om WI - Tar WALKIN ete an ~~ MOUNT f ro ER hie BTL Any way you arrive at our bank you id will find us to be friendly and efficient. We're delighted to be of service. Union National Mount Joy Bank Member F.D.LC. : 2 REGULAR HOURS 8 am - 2 pm. Monday through Friday 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. - Friday EXTRA DRIVE-IN ‘AND WALK-UP WINDOWS : Daily Until 3:30 p.m. — Saturday - 8am. until 11 am. TYE JOY, PA. try" Ai PU ee
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