The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 18

Gazette and Daily, York, f)Q jJNT Morning December 4, 1956 Lion Area And New Dallastown Priest Arrives District Boards Effect Reorganization Dallastown Rev. Edward J. Gerrity, newly-appointed priest of St. Joseph's Catholic parish, began moving into the parish rectory, Rev. George S.

Christian, 251 East Main street, yesterday. He will replace Rev. Joseph L. nster at Faith Presbyter-Browne, ian church since May 27, The new priest, who served the 1952 will continue work to- past six years at Our Lady of Visitation parish, Shippensburg, ward master's degree, will conduct his first local parish- rna tm ronwa The Initiation Held For GrPPnhanrk Red Lion Area H. S.

chapter holds ceremony for 10 boys who complete plans for vocational agriculture project. Red Lion Red Lion Area High gchool's Future Farmers of America chapter held an initiation ceremony recently for 10 green-hands. Initiated were: Dean Ehrhart," Barry Flinchbaugh, Clair Garner, Robert Heffner, Marlyn Miller, Gerald Robinson, Henry and May-nard Smith, Kenneth Snyder and Richard Weber. The greenhand degree is granted to boys who have completed satisfactory plans for a project in vocational agriculture. These officers of the local chapter attended an area leadership training conference at Lampeter, Lancaster county: Dale Flinchbaugh, Ronald Grove, David Runkle, John Smith, Marlyn Newcomer, Dennis Bankert and Robert Schlag.

The Friendly Helpers' class of St. Paul's EUB Sunday school will hold its Christmas banquet tonight at Warner's Dairyland at 6:30 o'clock. Robert Eisenhart, who entered the armed forces yesterday, was fettU at a farewell party Friday evening in Leo Fire company engine house by a group of his fellow firemen. About 20 men attended. Gift I.incrrie Batbizon, Ariemis.

liiue Swan Lor-laine slips jjowns. to $3.93. KLINED1NSTS N. Main St. Will Keep (hiidrcn In My Home.

Reasonable. Genevieve Taylor. OaK Heights, Red Lion KD 3. Adv. d3-6t For Christmas O.miras.

Movie Projectors Photo Supplies, Gadget Bags. All prices. Stewart's Photo Shon. 223 VV. Broadway Closing Out Lionel Lowest oriees in York County.

Shaffer's, 11 X. Main, Red Lion. Adv. n2S-6t Hi.iise 1'or sale, 151 W. St.

6 rms. Hot water oil heat. Gas water healer. 2 car garage. Other features.

Reasonably priced. For full details contact Roseman, Red Lion 36255 lor Stiles, York 5743. Adv. d4-6t Headquarters Annw Shirts. White and colored Arrow Ties and Hankies Interwoven Stockings Alligator Topcoats McGregor Sportshirts If You are in Doubt, Give Him a Gift Certificate From MITZEL AND HEINDEL Lady Desires Transportation From Red Uon to 600 block Market York.

Woiks 8 to 5. Call Red Lion 34714. For The Man In Your Life! 50 Items under S5.C0 For The Woman In Your Life! 100 Items under S5.00 Complete Tussey Line of Cosmetics Toiletries Christmas Card Creations By Gibson Schraffl's Candy Kaywoodie Pipes Wallets Special Thru December Tussey Wind A Weather Lotion, V4 Price Sale. $2.00 Size. Hand Cream, $2.00 Size, $1.00 Size.

50c. RED LION NEWS AGENCY On the Square Phone 21424 Mrs. Simon Beard Dies At Porter's Sideling Porter's Sideling Mrs. Bertha Irene Beard, 57, wife of Simon Beard, died Sunday at 11:45 p.m. at her home after a month's illness.

Mrs. Beard retired as an employe of Hotel Richard Mc- Allister, Hanover, about three months ago because of ill health. A daughter of the. late Edward S. and Jane Danner Brillhart, she was a member of Bethel Reformed church.

Smith's Station, where she taught a Cunday school class for a number of years. Her first husband, John G. Rohrbaugh, died in 1939. Surviving in addition to her second husband are: Two daughters by her former marriage, Mary Jane Rohrbaugh, at home, and Mrs. Stewart Wagner, 106 North Williams street, York; one granddaughter and a number of step 'children and step grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. ih Bair's Meeting house, York Road station. Rev. Harvey M. Light, pastor of West Manheim Reformed charge, will officiate.

Interment will be in York Road cemetery. Arrange-, ments are in charge of Frederick Bucher, Hanover. BANQUET TONIGHT Yoe Election of 1957 officers will be conducted by Ladies' auxiliary of Yoe Fire company at the annual Christmas banquet tonight at 7 o'clock at Red Lion Community house. Gifts will be exchanged and a program will be presented. STEWARTSTOWN White heavy fryers for sale.

Phone C3-R-11. Mrs. John H. Eaton. 1951 Biiirk Good Tires, Inv Mileage.

Mis. Ralph Evans, Stewartstown, Pa. Adv. d4-2t Shopping trip to l'hiladelphia, Dec. 8.

Leave Stewartstown 7 a.m. See Ethel fcjornia for details. 18. Six Of Nine Member Windsor borough president, Ethan Harrold; vice-president, Howard Reno; operating committee, Ethan Harrold and Dr. George D.

Weaver. Chanceford township president, Theodore Wallace; vice-president, Stewart Grim; operating commit' tee, Theodore Wallace and Luther M. Gohn. Lower Chanceford township president, Ray Scott; vice-president, Donald Snyder; operating committee, Emory McGurk and Ray Scott, the latter succeeding J. Edwin Johnson.

Felton president, R. E. Downs; vice-president, Mrs. Beulah Grove, operating committee, R. E.

Downs and Paul Heim. "Boards not reorganizing last night were Winterstown, North Hopewell and North Hopewell-Winterstown Joint. These boards will convene Dec. 12 to effect reorganization. The area board last night decided to continue study of a proposal of changing from a municipal authority to the state public school building authority for financing construction of schools.

Members said the advantage in the change would be a saving in interest rates. Churcli Society Elects Officers Mrs. Emma Cross retained president of Hopewell United Presbyterian WMS near Laurel. Laurel Mrs. Emma Cross was re-elected president by the Women's Missionary society of Hopewell United Presbyterian church at a meeting Thursday evening.

Other officers for 1957 are: First vice-president, Mrs. Mary Hyson; second vice-president, Mrs. Verna Cross; secretary, Mrs. Charles A. McConaughy, and treasurer, Evelyn Keesey.

These department secretaries also were named: Thankoffering, Mrs. Pearl Tompkins; temperance, Mrs. W. Wade' Miller; literature, Mrs. Elizabeth Rehmeyer; junior society, Mrs.

Dorothy Grim; junior society assistant, Mrs. Ethel Lef-fler; Bible study, Mrs. Carrie Lef-fler; pianist, Jennie Cross, and assistant pianist, Mabel Keesy. These officers were nominated by a committee comprised of Jen nie Cross, Mrs. Elizabeth Rehmeyer and Mabel Keesey.

Mrs. Melva Collins led the group in the study of the topic, "America, The Beautiful," and used theme, "Challenge Accepted by John," for the worship service. Program topics were given as follows: "On Vale and Hamlet," Mrs. Mary Hyson; "Ministering to Those Who Live Apart," Mrs. Verna Cross, and "America! God Mend Thine Every Flaw," Mrs.

Florence IJyson. Bible questions on "Love" were directed by Mrs. Carrie Leffler. Mabel Keesey, Mrs. Florence Hyson and Mrs.

W. Wade Miller were named to a committe to arrange Christmas for the shut-ins. Mrs. Emma Cross, president, directed the business session. Ronald Grim served as leader for the junior society which met at the same timeand place.

Program participants included Glenn Collins, Joe Rehmeyer, Lona Grim, Jessie Leffler and Jean Marie Rehmeyer. Mrs. Stanley Hartzell, Former Winterstown Area Resident, Buried Winterstown Funeral services were conduct yesterday at the Burg Funeral home, Red Lion, for Mrs. Elizabeth B. Jackson Hartzell, Bellsville, 111., formerly of; near here, who died Thursday in St.

Elizabeth's hospital, Bellville. She was the wife of Stanley Hartzell. Her pastor, Rev. T. R.

Husler, of St. Paul's EUB church, this place, officiated. Pallbearers were Benjamin F. Stiffler, Lloyd Wilhelm, George and Wilbur Anderson, Charles Seitz and DonaM Over-miller. Interment was in Winters-town EUB cemetery.

Card Of Thanks (We desire to express our sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement in the death of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Jackson Hartzell; also for floral tributes, cards of sympathy and use of automobiles at the funeral. Her Husband and Family. Pastor Resigns At Fawn Grove fective immediately, was accepted Sunday at a congregational meet ing.

Rev. Christian, who occupied the local pulpit since May 27, 1952, indicated he intends to continue studies towards his master's degree. Rev. Frank S. Dyrness, pastor of the Quarry ville Presbyterian church, who directed the Sunday session, has been named for the churcfi.

Rev. John Hunt, Quarryville, a missionary appointee, will preach at the Sunday worship services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Violet Davis, Harford county elementary 'supervisor and president of the Maryland State Teachers' association, will speak in "Elementary School of Today and Tomorrow" at the meeting of the Fawn-Grove PTA at the Fawn township school building at Gatchelville Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Devotions by Mrs.

George Cor-bett and songs by the mothers' chorus will be included on the program. A Christmas party with an exchange of gifts will feature the meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary of the local fire company at the hall Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Strawbridge Home for Boys, Sykesville, recently has received a gift presented by the WSCS of the First Methodist church in memory of Mrs. Cora Harrison. Delta Church Groups Slate Meeting Today Delta and Cardiff Mrs.

Ramsay Cooper will be hostess for a meeting of Circle 1 of the Women's association of Slateville Presbyterian church at the home of Margaret Lay this evening at 8 o'clock. Circle 3 of the Women's association of Slateville Presbyterian church will meet-at the home of Mrs. Harry Gordon today at 1:30 p. m. An exchange of 50-cent gifts will be conducted by Circle 3 of Women's, association of Slate Ridge Presbyterian church at meeting at the home of Mrs.

Hugh E. Dooley today at 2 p.m. Trustees of Slate Ridge Presbyterian church will meet at the church tonight at 8 o'clock. The cabinet of the Women's association of Slateville Presbyterian church will meet at the church Wednesday' evening at 8 o'clock. Newly elected circle leaders are urged to attend.

B. Myrtle Shenk Of Delta RD 2 Buried Delta Funeral services for B. Myrtle Shenk, Delta RD 2, who Uied at 1 a.m. Saturday at. her home, were conducted yesterday from the late residence.

Rev. Edward S. pastor of Salem Methodist church, near Delta, of which she was a member, officiated. Pallbearers were I. W.

Chandlee, Jesse and Po-teet, Daniel Urey, Harry Barnett and Emmett Taylor. Interment was in Salem Methodist church cemetery. The deceased woman, daughter of the late John and Mary Poteet Shenk, is survived by two sisters, Jessie M. and Pearl E. Shenk, both at home, aiH a son, Robert F.

Shenk, Lancaster. She was 73. UL the Burg Funeral home, Red Lion. Arrangements were in charge of Card Of Thanks The family of B. Myrtle Shenk wishes to express its appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown, during the recent bereavement: also for floral tributes, cards of sympathy and use of automobiles at the funeral.

Adv. d4-lt Lions Of Delta Area Mark Farmers' Night Delta Dr. George Worrilow, agriculture extension director for the state of Delaware, addressed -80 members and guests of Mason Dixon Lions club at a Farmers' Night meeting recently at Emory Methodist church at Street. Dr. Worrilow, who also is dean of Delaware university's School of Agriculture, spoke to the group on -v 'Dnfi-1Apin TTVilirYt? the topic, "Partnership Unlimit ed." The club will hold its annual Ladies' Night Christmas party Dec.

10 at. 6:30 p.m. in New Park Red Lion Dr. W. S.

Dellinger, Red Lion physician, was re-eleoted president of Red Lion Area School district board last night for his second term. Also retained were: Donald Snyder, Lower Chanceford township, as vice-president, and Robert H. Barteaux, North Hopewell township, as full time non-member secretary of the board. The only contest among the three top offices developed for the vice-presidency where Fred Tome, Windsor township, was the other nominee. Six of the nine-member boards re-organized last night.

Results of those elections yere as follows, the officers being' re-elected, except as noted: Red Lion borough president, Gerald I. Zarfoss; vice-president, Robert P. Tschop; representative to area operating committee, Gerald L. Zarfoss, Robert P. Tschop, Dr.

Y- S. Dellinger and Woodrow Mellinger. Windsor township president, Carl Smith, succeeding Harry Lohss; vice-president, Fred Tome, succeeding Smith; secretary, Roy McCliment, succeeding Tome; operating committee, Harry Lohss and Fred Tome. Red Lion VFW And Ladies' Auxiliary To Sponsor Play Red Lion Red Lion VFW Post 1446 and its Ladies' auxiliary will sponsor the two act-comedy, "Hell on Wheels," tonight at 8 o'clock in Windsor Township schoolaudi-. torium, Windsor Manor.

Three of the five-person cast" are paraplegic veterans of World. War II or- the Korean conflict. There is one other man, also a veteran, and fifth cast member will be Barbara Reed, Red Lion RD 2, an eighth grade student at Windsor Township Consolidated school, who will play the role of the "Local Girl." The four-man troupe is from Los Angeles, Calif. Show proceeds will go to the hospital and community service funds of the VFW and its auxiliary. Mildred Burke is chairman of the joint committee, which also includes Iola Forry, Ruth Blouse, Patricia Burke, Louise Noller, Lillie Tyson, Anna Sechrist, Andrew Shostak, Samuel Saylor, Clair Paules, John Sechrist, William Flaharty and George Craley.

Tickets are available at the local VFW or- American Legion post homes, also from members of the Windsor Township PTA and will be sold at the door. Peter E. Graham 66, Veteran Railroad Man, Dies At Columbia Home Columbia Peter E. Graham, a veteran employe of Pennsylvania Railroad company, died yesterday at 6 a. m.

at his home, 228 Maple street. He was 66 years old. Mr. Graham, who had been employed on the railroad for 45 years, was a member of Spring-ville church, near Craley. Surviving are: His wife, Mrs.

Maggie Arnold Graham; 11 children, Mrs. David Steffy, Dale, Jean, John, and Earl Graham, Mrs. Charles Warner, Mrs. Boyd Bolin, Mrs. Lester Sherick and Mrs.

Samuel Barnett, all of here; Mrs. William Carman, Washington Boro, and Miss Tressa Graham at home; 28 grandchildren, one great grandchild; three William Graham, Baltimore; Emanuel and Jacob Graham, both of Wrights-ville RD; three sisters, Mrs. Grace Wallace, Long Level; Mrs. Hattie Roberts, Craley, and Mrs. Emma Ruby, near Long Level.

Funeral services vvill be conducted Thursday at 1 p. m'. at the late residence with further rites at 2:15 p. m. 'at the Springville church.

William Kopp will officiate. Interment will be in the Springville cemetery. Kraft Funeral home, Columbia, is in charge of arrangements. Awards Presented Four Jacobus Cubs Jacobus Four members of Cub Scout Pack 69 received awards at a recent meeting in the fire hall. Awards 'were presented as follows: Dennis Shearer, Wolf pin; Joe Keiser and John Wilkerson, Bear pins, and Larry Stine, a Lion pin.

Each den presented a skit. A Christmas party will be featured at the next meeting, Dec. 18, at the fire company hall. The meeting has- been scheduled a week early duetto Christmas day. the Immaculate Conception.

Rev. Gerrity has served were: Corpus Chris ti parish, Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament church, Harrisburg, and St. Michael's church, Sunbury. Father Browne departed from local parish yesterday after serving eight years here. He has been assigned to Mercy Crest convent, Harrisburg, as chaplain.

Has Cast Removed Barry Keckler, son of Mrs. Betty Keckler, 201 East Main street, was conveyed to York hospital Saturday morning in the am-bulancee for removal of a cast. Keckler, a sophomore at Dallas-town Area High school, suffered a fracture of the right leg in a football game Oct. 5 at Littles-town. Dallastown Plant Supervisors1 Club To Convene Today Dallastown A colored film, "The Magic of Lumber," will be shown at a dinner meeting of Colonial Products company Supervisors' club this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the conference room.

Following a business session and management quiz-discussion, a lecture film, "Man's Basis of Accomplishment," will be shown. Eleven of the company's supervisors attended a conference of Eastern Pennsylvania Council of Industrial Management clubs recently at Lebanon. Representing the local club were William B. Hess, S. Norris Wise, Stuart P.

Scott, Dallas B. Smith. Donald Flinchbaugh, Eugene B. Hildebrand, G. Robert Snyder, C.

Lester Frey, Gerald W. Grim, Curvin O. Smith and C. H. Kidder.

Legion Meets Tonight Dallastown Post 605, American Legion, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the post home. J. Iae-ger Myers, commander, will preside. The II. Store 5c To $1.00 Will Be Open Every Nignt Monday through Saturday.

Starting Nov. 30. 9 A. M. to 9 P.

M. Buy Your Xmas Toys Early. Use Our Lay-A-Way Plan. Adv. n28-10t Lumber See more by buying your building or remodeling needs at Hillside Supply 48 E.

Gay Dallastown. Phone Red Lion 25032. Adv. Morris A. Wise Of Delta RD Is Buried Delta Funeral services for Morris A.

Wise, husband of Mrs. Martha L. Wise, Delta RD 2, who died Friday at York hospital, were conducted yesterday at the Har-' kins Funeral home. Rev. Thomas R.

Jones, pastor of Bryansville EUB church, officiated. Pallbearers were S. R. Mc-Kinley, Orville Stein, Clyde and Reuben Aubel, L. W.

Scarborough and Arthur Grove. Interment was in Bryansville cemetery. Card Of Thanks The family of Morris A. Wise wishes tn express its appreciation for the kindness ajid sympathy shown during its recent bereavement. Adv.

d4-lt Miss Carrie Haney, 68, Former Cross Roads Area Woman, Succumbs Cross Roads Carrie Haney, formerly of Felton RD 1, near here, died at 5:30 p. Sunday at Pleasant Acres. A daughter of the late Emanuel and Rachel Moore Haney, she was 68. The only survivors are nephews and nieces SheY was a member of Cross Roads Methodist church. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.

m. Wednesday at the Olewiler Funeral home, 145 East Broadway, Red Lion, by her pastor, Rev. William A. Speers. Interment will be in Cross Roads Methodist cemetery.

Cross Roads Classes To Meet This Evening Cross Roads Two classes of Cross Roads Methodist Sunday school will hold a special joint meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the church. Meeting in the special session will be the Friendly Helpers' class a. t. j- i Tir-U rn 4- 1 taught by Walter L. Trout and the Young Adult class taught by Mrs.

Robert M. Webb. Kenneth Michael, president pf the combined groups, has requested all members 4- -V fllf AM1 AdV. anciivK i.