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Emergency Medical
Calls
Sunday
and
Christmas Day
Dr. Thomas O'Connor
Lmergency caiis only, if
family physician can not
be contacted.
New Arrivals

Melvin B. and Mildred
(Mitler) Shenk, Mount Joy
R1 a son, Friday, Dec. 15, at
St. Joseph’s hospital.
Cloyd and Donna (Knaub)
Ruhl, 980 W. Main street, a
son, Thursday, Dec. 14, at
Columbia hospital.
Robert and Julia
Schroll, 238 Park Ave, a
daughter, Monday, Dec. 18,
at the Lancaster General hos-
“pital.
John H. and Loraine (Hack-
man) Gerlach, Mount Joy Rl
a son, Tuesday, Dzc. 19, at
the Lancaster St. Joseph's
hospital.
(Risser)
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® CHURCH NOTES
(From page 4
for the Christ-child.
11:00 p.m. Festival Choral
Eucharist and Sermon.
Christmas Day
10:00 a.m. Holy Commun-
ion.
I Sunday after Christmas
(Dec. 31)
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
10:30 a.m. Family Morning
Prayer and Sermon. Church
School.
January 1
10:00 a.m.
ion.
Holy Commun-

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® St. Luke's Plans
(From page 4)
ory of Jean Ream Schlosser.
Many poinsettas will be plac-
ed in the church windows in
memory of Mrs. Sarah John-
ston by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Johnston, Jr. Christmas
wreaths will be given by Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Packer in mem-
ory of Roy Leslie Packer,
Mrs. Joseph Witmer in mem-
ory of Joseph Witmer; Mrs.
Samuel Maxwell for Samuel
Maxwell; Mrs. Nancy Winsett
for Lisa Ann Sault; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Williammee for
John, Luke, and Miriam Wil-
liammee and Steva Talefl;
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Zink
as a thankoffering for the
birth of their new son,
George Brown Zink; Mrs.
Samuel Gillums and Mrs.
William "Hendrix for Arth-
ur and Lena Brown; Mr. El-
mer Brown for Jeannette T.
Brown; Miss Mary Lancaster
in memory of her father Hen-
ry Lancaster and Miss Cath-
arine Zeller in memory of
her parents George B. and
Mary F. Zeller. Many candles
will illuminate the church.
On Sunday, December 31
the First Sunday after Christ-
mas the regular schedule of
services will be at 8::00 a.m.
the Holy Communion and at
(Turn to page 3)

Derrs Mark
Mr. and © Mrs. Charles Z.
Derr of 231 Sounth Delta St.
will celebrate their 50th wed-
ding anniversary on Friday,
Pec. 22. They have two
daughters, Ruth, wife of Clar-
ence Gruber; Helen, wife of
Edwin W. Keene, bot h of
Mount Joy; and Jean, wife of
Sylvester Ulrich of Elizabeth-
town. They also have five
grandchildren and four great- |
grandchildren.
They were married by the
late Rev, George W. Kercher
of the Mount Joy Lutheran
church at the bride's home in
Elizabethitown on Saturday,
Dec. 22, 1917. On Friday eve-
ning, Dec .22, they will en-
tertain the family at their
home at 6:3C pm.,, and on
Saturday, Dec. 23 they will
have dinner at the Willow |
Valley Motor Inn.
Charlie has driven a truck
for the New Standard corp-
oration for many years. He
is in his 50th year of driving
a truck. Charlie was asked by
‘and Mrs. Derr
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1967
Anniversary
many, “Where did you go on
your honeymoon trip?” He
replies that they didn't go
anywhere, because in those
days you didn’t have any
money to go anywhere. It
took him six months, he says,
to save up for his $25 wed-
ding suit of blue serge. He
were both
married in high button shoes.
Now Charlie is being asked
if he is going to work on his
50th wedding anniversary,
and he says, “Why not?” We
will not be married 50 years
until 7:30 p.m. That is the
time we were pronounced
man and wife. Charlie has
been displaying a 14-inch
gold glass ball on his front
lawn with seven lights that
chine on it at night, to repre-
sent their golden anniversary.
Many pictures have been tak-
en.
Coordinator: Guy who
has a desk between two ex-
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