The Fulton Democrat from McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania • 5

THE FULTON DEMOCRAT, McCONNELLSBURti, PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, November 30, 196? Paee Five Harrisburg on Wednesday of last week. They also visited I and Terry, spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Luther' and Madelyn Cornelius at Mc-j Connellsburg. Mr. ad Mrs. Robert Laminson, Bill and Peggy Lee of Ovid, New Jersey, spent Thanksgiving with Serkstresser.

Robert Ranck and two sons, lobert, Jr. and Timmy of Cham-; bersburg spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ranck. Robert snd Robert, spent the day while Timmy spent the irae with his grandparents.

Ml- inJ Mr Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chesnut. Mi. and Mrs.

Thomas De-Shong, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bookheimer, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hann on Thanksgiving Day.

(Continued on Page 2) WELLS TANNER! Harold Baumgardner spent from Monday until Wednesday of last week in Philadelphia, shopping and calling on relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Truax of Warfordsburg and her mother, Mrs. Lillie Vanhorn, spent last Sunday with the latters aunt, Mrs.

Anna Tarkington at Gai-thersburg, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sprowl nd daughter Trudy, spent AUXILIARY MEETS The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Needmore Volunteer Fire Company held their regular meeting on Friday, November 21, in the Needmore fire hall. Plans for future fund raising projects were the main topic of discussion.

The firemen will have Santa Claus at the fire hall on December 13, with treats for the kiddies. The meeting was adjourned with refreshments being served by Noami Mellott and Betty Jane Mellott. The next meteing to be held December 12, and all members are urged to attend, as it is election evening. a Especially Reading in busses is very bad on the eyes', writes an optician. Especially when the person whose paper you are reading won't keep still.

Subscribe to the Fulton Democrat Honied the funeral of their lece's husband, William Shaf-ir at McConnellsburg on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Clark have gone to Venice. Florida, here they will spend the win-er.

They were accompanied to 'loiida by Mrs. Alma Wible of Three Springs and Mrs. Elsie of Orbisonia. Hr. and Mrs.

Clair Miller and h'ee little sons Troy, Tracey her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-' sell Foreman of Hustontown R. D. Timothy Taylor, a student at Mount Alto School of Forestry, spent the week end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Taylor, Thomas and Susan. i Miss Susan Taylor, accom- panied by her aunt and uncle, Helen and Clarence Bender of McConnellsburg Star Route mo-i tored to Harrisburg on Mr. and Mrs. James Chesnut, Cathy Sue and Robert, were fiiis Christmas guv rsafoin 1 CORW with her sister, Mrs.

Lillie Van horn and her brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ritchey. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Sprowl and daughter of Everett, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rei Sprowl. Pvt. Dan Chamberlain, stationed in Colorado, is spending some time with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mont Chamberlain. Michael Davis of Harrisburg spent several days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rei Sprowl and enjoyed the buck hunting.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zimemr-man and family of Bellefonte, visited over the Thanksgiving week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bolinger.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hoover of Harrisburg, visited over the veek end with her parents, Mr. md Mrs. Luke Ritchey.

Mr. Vau- ihn Ritchey and son David of Mechanicsburg, spent lays with his parents. several FT. LITTLETON Miss Lucile Warthin and mot hei o' visited 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Hall and fam-: 'ly on Sunday. J. Tf -1-J I miss iruay nenry vmiea u. nena, miss una uii.auBi, 1'ierceisuuiy un uaiuiuay. Messrs- Phi'.

Aravonis, Paul Caton. Alfred Greenfield and An-qelo Kalayias of Silver Springs, are spending this week the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma-. Hall, and enjoying hunting.

John Sipes has been spending th epast two weeks in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Hill of near Knobsville. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Henry, daughters Trudy and Sheila were dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Amsley and family on Thanksgiving Day. Fred Wilds of Millersville visited his cousins Elizabeth and Edith Wilds on Thansgiv-ing Day. Mrs.

Zelda Bricker of Fannets burg visited Mrs. Dorothy Henry on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Regi spent Thursday evening in the Raymond Henry home.

A number o' our area resi a color telephon (It's nice to be different.) Thanksgiving with their son-in- iw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of McConnellsburg. I Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Johnson and sons of State College, enjoyed Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hor-, ton. Mrs. Horton and her mother, Mrs.

Pearl Fischer returned to State College, and Mr. Horton brought them home Saturday af-' te rhe attended the football game. Mrs. Jeanie Baumgardner and children of Lancaster, visited over the holiday week end with her in-laws, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Baumgardner. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Border of Wickliffe, Ohio, visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Rei Sprowl, and made other "pop" calls. Ray Bolinger was taken Friday evening by ambulance to the Medical Center. Mr.

and Mrs. John Drover and family of Monroeville, spent Thanksaiving day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Stunk-ard. Mr. Drover and daughter Patty, remained for several days Roger Horton, a student at Hagerstown Junior College, spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horton.

and Mrs. Don Stapleton and daughters. Debb'e. Dianne -nA rierrse of West Chester, visited Sunday with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Yetter. They also called on Mr. an dMrs.

Thoma? Wolfe. Norman Wright, a student at Williamsport Community College, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright. Harry Helsel of Harrisonville was a-Sunday dinner guest of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry David Helsel. He also visited with his sister, Mrs. Bessie Chamberlain. Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Risrhey moved last week into the home purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chamberlain. The Chamberlain's moved into their new trailer situated near Wells Tannery.

Mrs. William Forney and two sons, spent the Thanksgiving week end with her husband near Elizabethtown. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tatum of New Cumberlain brought her sister, Mrs.

Rei Sprowl home from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wills i Elizabeth and Ediih Wilds, made a recent trip to Chambersburg Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hess and daughter Edna of Aitch, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Kail on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henry and daughters were Sunday dinner guests recently in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wendell lienr, and family of Clear Ridge. Mrs. Lemuel Hill of Knobs ville and Mr. John Sipcs visii ed Mrs.

Marie McCoy on Sunday afternoon. Miss Hilda Fraker of Yorl: spent the week end in the horn' of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frakei and sons. Thanksgiving dinner gues; in the home of Mr.

and Mrs Carence Brown were Mr, an'' Mrs. Harold Brown and sons of Si. Thomas, K. lur. an Mrs.

Allen Brown and son an' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneih Hall en' son. Miss Vera Long of R. in the Brown home in the afternoon.

Edward Brown was a Thanksgiving dinner civs in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown McConnellsburg, Teddy Fra'ier, a student a' Shippensburg College, spent his vacation with his parents, Plr. and Mrs. Max Fraker and sifters.

Mr. and I.Irs. and grandson john nVca zni Miss yfira of p. visited Mi. and s.

Ifciold "rown aid sons of t. Thomas Sunday. Mr. and lire. and son Kevin, his parents, Mr.

and i. family cf New on Sunday. and Mrs. Ei-idy Ccwen and two sons of lli'h were Sunday d'nnor the home of hfr n-o'ihci, anH lariiiy Recent vir'tois i i iif of Mrs. Pearl Kearns were Learns of Now Jersey and and Mrs.

Samuel Wilson family of York. HUSTONTOWN and, Mr. and Mrs. WaMsr It entertained at a far.ii! dhrei on Thanksgiving ivr. Thil; family were all Jere K.

Mellolt viii L-ck 3 a 3 3 -3 -3 3 -3 3: '3 3 Call your telephone company today for complete details. THE UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA ODDS Member UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM OPERATEO BY UNITED UTILITIES INCORPORATED NEEDMORE Out sympathy to the family Ioi iVola Mentzer, who having been a bed patient in the care oi her husband for so long, passed away last Wednesday morning. Mrs. Gerald Mellott is con- Ivalesing at her home lion surgery at the Chambersburg Hos- I pital. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Light and three children oi Harrisburg, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Bumbaugh and three children of Chambersburg, had Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Joan Shaw and children at Warfordsbura. Those enjoying Thanksgiving dinner at the Lloyd 5wa i weie Mr. nad Mrs. Ralph Michael and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. fames Black children. Mr. and Mr-. n-n5'-( zer and two children, Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Swain and two children, and Mr. and Mrs. Tho- L.a awd.u Visitors at Mr. and Mrs.

Don Hill's this week weie m. auu Mrs. Emory Price and two sons, Lewis and Roger and Edward Jones, all from Van Wert, Ohio. Sunday evening guests were Paul C.oud ai.d Eon Larry and Carlton Peck Clyde, fl'so Mr. and Mrs.

Alton Hill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shirk and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kill and Mrs.

Catherine Hill. Mrs David Hollenshead and Mrs. Clyde Tntax and Mrs. Fos-ta Layton visited last Tuesday wiih coas.n hr. and Mis.

iner- mn Garland and Mrs. Zoah Mellott, and called on Mrs. Opal aa c' bethel Township. Mrs. Tepie Wink is spend ing a few days with Mrs.

Mar garet Jackson. ThanKsq nner quests at Brook's Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brubaker, Brooks and Pamela oi Lancaster. Visitors with David Hol- e-shead and Mrs.

Baltzer Deshorg and Shei'a and Mr. and Mrs. George Mellott and son Clarence of York, who visited several other homes in Fulton County. Sunday eevening visitors with Mr. and Mrs.

Baltzer De-shong were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hixson of ana iuuiuer aiiiii Hixson, a. so Elva Ward, both of Crystal Springs. Viitors last week in this home were Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Pal-' re1 and Jocelyn. All of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh.il! Bradshaw's children were home for Thanksgiving dinnsr: Gene, wi'e and two children; Don, wife ad two children; Delores and five daghters; Mark and wife; and Mary and husband.

Visitors in the home Mary Purneil and J.ter last week were Mr. and fuis. Herman En-p'er- Mrs Ruby Peck, Mks Hilda Crist, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hol lenshead, Reed Englert, just home from service in the Navy, Mrs.

Ethel Barber, Catherine De- shong, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pur. nell, Robert Purneil, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Carbaugh, Mrs. May-nard Deshong, Mrs. Corriell, Mrs. Goldie Go-don nd Mr. and Lrs Herman Purneil.

Mrs. David Hollenshead spent Thansgving wiih her two sons. Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Hollens head conveyed her to York to the home of her son, David and family, who served dinner to all and sue returned home the same evening after a pleasant day togther. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Munson's were Mrs. Delia Correll, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perdue and family, Robert Tucker, and Mrs.

Hope Smartt and family. Larry Mellott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mellott, will enter Shinnenburg State College this week. Our best wishes are with him, as with all our other students.

Some of the little children of our community are having chicken pox. Word comes of the death of Mrs. Ralph Mellott, who has formerly of our village. The Sunday Schools of Belfest Township gave an interesting program last Sunday with an inspiring message by president Baltzer Deshong and Rev. fioyd Truax at the Tcwnship Sunday School Association Rally at Pleasant Ridge Brethern Church.

Don Hill and Brooks Smith were the Pleasant Grove lay men, who gave Laymen's Service at Rick Hill UCC Church last Sunday in Bedford County, while the Mearkle Brothers held the service at Pleasant Grove. Van Thieu, President elect of South Vietnam "Even today we still wish that the government of North Vietnam would sit down with us to discuss the logical and concrete steps toward an effective dents attended the wedding of to Hawaii for a pc rijd hem Miss Sandra Winegardner and the war zone the cf Djcxni-Mr. George Orth of East River- ber. Mrs. Mellott will leave on dale, at the Lutheran December 5 to join her hr.sba-d Church in McConnellsburg on for the duration of his in Saturday afternoon.

The cere- Hawaii. mony was performed by Dr. Rev. Mrs. Jesse dvv kter David Hoover.

Patti and tvD cr-irilchildrsn. Recent visitors in the home spent the Thanksgiving season of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henry with her sister, firs. Dotte Ibn-and family were Mr.

and Mrs. ver. Larry Amsley and son. Todd, Mr. and Mrs.

ICa'b Chesn-it nd Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Gor-1 spent Sunday afternoon wiih don and children of St. Thomas. I their sister-in-law, Mrs.

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