Page 6 - Mount Joy Bulletin
Chiques United
Methodist Church
Rev. Woodrow W. Kern -
SUNDAY
9:15 A.M., Sunday School.
10:30 A.M., Worship Service.
Sermon: ‘‘The Way
Prepared.”
7:00 P.M., Christmas
Program by the Ritter
Sisters. ;
WEDNESDAY
7:00 P.M., Chapel Choir
Rehearsal.
8:00 P.M., Chancel Choir
Rehearsal.
THURSDAY
9:30 A.M., “Mary Circle” at
the church.
St. Marks to Hold
Congregational
Meeting Sunday
The annual
Congregational Dinner
meeting will be held in the
Fellowship hall of St. Mark’s
United Methodist Church, on
Sunday, Dec. 8, immediately
following the Morning
Worship Service.
A full-course meal will be
served by the ladies of the
congregation.
The business of the Annual
Church Conference will
follow with the pastor, W.
Richard Kohler, presiding.
There will be a review of the
events of the past year and a
slide presentation of a
number of congregational
activities will follow.
Election of officers for 1975
and the presentation of the
church’s budget for the new
year will be major items on
the agenda. There also will
be a report from the church’s
trustees on their activities
and projects. Finally, there
will be projections into 1975
and a closing challenge to
the people by the. pastor.
CHRISTMAS TEA
The Women’s Republican
Club of Lancaster City and
County will hold its annual
Christmas tea and in-
stallation of officers on
Thursday, December 12,
from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John I.
Hartman, Jr., 47 Glen Moore
Circle. The home is located
off Route 501 opposite the
Lancaster Shopping Center.
The tea is open to the
public and no reservations
are necessary.
NEEDED
CATTLE, HOG &
SHEEP
BUYERS
The livestock industry is
growing and needs qualified
Buyers. You must be able to
keep up with today’s volatile
markets.
To qualify you should have a
farm or agricultural
background and enjoy working
with livestock. Write today
with your experience &
background, for an interview in
your area. Include name,
address, phone number and
age. :
AMERICAN CATTLE CO.
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December 4, 1974
Gelder Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Siller, Mount Joy R1, were
the guests of honor at a
surprise drop-in party on
Sunday, Nov. 24, com-
memorating their 50th
wedding anniversary, given
by their daughter, Doris J.
Morton, at her home.
The couple was married on
Nov. 22,1924, in the Lutheran
parsonage by the late Rev.
George M. Kircher.
Mrs. Siller is the former
Frances E. Garber,
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Garber. Mr..
Siller is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Siller.
Mr. Siller retired from
Gerberich-Payne Shoe
company this past June,
after having been a shoe
cutter with the firm for 53
years.
Mrs. Siller retired in July
1973 from Ginder’s Dry
Cleaner’s store in Mount
Joy. She also has been
employed at Gerberich-
Payne for several years.
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They are the parents of one
daughter, Doris, Mount Joy.
They have six grandchildren
and two great-
grandchildren.
Joycee-ettes Hold
November Meeting
President Crystal Fackler,
president, was in charge of
the November business
meeting of the Mount Joy
Joycee-ettes, held recently.
A puppet show was given
by a Women’s Club of
Lancaster, entitled ‘‘Bar-
nyard Frolic’’ for the
children of Messiah Home,
on Saturday afternoon, Nov.
23.
Ingathering Chairman
Lois Getty reported articles
of clothing have been pur-
chased for the Messiah
Home Children, from the
Joycee-ettes. :
Finalized plans were made
for the annual Joycee-ettes
bazaar, to be held Friday
and Saturday, Dec. 6 and 7 at
St. Marks Methodist church.
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Lavon Harnish, reported on
the District Jaycette fall
meeting held in the Poconos.
Chairmen were named for
the following: DSA award—
Sharon Funk and Sandy
Gingrich; Sweetheart
Contest — Rhonda Procter,
and fashion show — Sharon
Funk and Patti Sinegar.
Deb Newcomer, mem-
bership chairman, reported
that there are now 39 regular
members and five social
members in the club.
If, and When, Big Snow Comes,
Borough is Ready
If — and when — snow
comes to Mount Joy, the
borough is ready!
Joe Bateman, borough
manager, said this week that
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TRANSFERRED
Nathan M. Hess,
Lieutenant in the United
States Navy, has been
trasferred from staff,
Commander Destroyer
Squadron 22 to the Naval
Ship Engineering Center,
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