The News-Chronicle from Shippensburg, Pennsylvania • Page 21

1 i am aa JTu Cleversburg Mrs. Frontz discharged Friday, April 9, IU7B Nftt hronicle, Sliippi'nhhui'K 0-H Willow Hill Think about the words 4k Ml. a.ai champs. Ix-t's hope they do as well this season. If you want to get up early Easier Sunduy morning, the valley niinisleriutn will be having a sunrise service at Harmony Heights, a farm owned by Miss Dorothy Robertson in Hlairs Mills at a.m.

Her music students will he providing music and Rev. Paul Crawford will be speaking. Several Fannett Metal students will be leaving April 14 for a 10-day' trip to France. The trip is sponsored by the foreign language department of the high school. Well, that's all for this week.

Until next week, help celebrate the Bicentennial and get a psychiatrist for Nathan Hale. He is really hung up, 10-4 everyone, and a special 10-4 to Weezy, the druggist. By HKTTV Kl'IINE Hi! If you missed the Community Chorus program last Sunday, you missed a really good program. If you did miss it, then mark July 18 on your calendar. That's the date of the community Sunday School picnic, and the chorus will be singing.

The chorus invited all former members and anyone else to Join them for this program. If you did go to last Sunday's program, don't just pass it off as a good show, but think about what was sung. For the Palm Sunday valley service, Gary Edwards from Slanesville, W. will be presenting a program with slides of the Holy Land at the Lower Path Valley United Presbyterian Church. The Upper Path Valley United Presbyterian Church will host the Good Friday service, and Rev.

Charles Tolbert of St. Thomas Methodist Church will speak. The girls' hockey season started this week. Mrs. Arlene Babb, women's athletic director at Fannett-Metal High School, is the coach for the team.

Last year the Tigerettes were the league I 1 Skidding farm prices helped push wholesale prices down by one-half of one ier cent in February, the biggest monthly drop In almost a year. iniolnhy Humid (iryer CANNED FOOD DRIVE Tuesday evening, members of the Zeta lirta sorority brought canned food goods to VFW Post 6168 which they had solicited from SSC to aid the FW'i Annual Food Drive. The canned goods will be delivered to needy families in the Shippensburg area by Post members. From left to right are: Hill Maxwell, VFW commander; Joann Spadafora, Zeta Beta chairman; Virginia KuNrnherry, president of VFW Ladies Auxiliary; Corlnne Zimmerman, co-chairman of Zeta Iteta; Eugene Stouffer, Post vice-commander. Mr.

and Mrs. Bradley Kyner and sons, Bradley Jr. and Brian; Mid Hauck; Mike Reisinger; Judy Worthington and son; Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Proctor; Tammy Ott; Mrs.

Verna Ott; Samuel Gardner; Bessie Shenk and children, Randy and Pam Shenk. John Hershey and Ruth Smith visited one evening the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Witmer. Mrs.

Ailie Proctor, Ruth Smith and Mrs. Verna Ott were shopping in Chambersburg one day the past week. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Gardner the past week were Mr.

and Mrs. James Grove of Westminster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duffey, Chambersburg; Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Duffey, Smithsburg, and Mrs. Clarence Gardner; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardner and children of Walnut Bottom; Mr. and Mrs.

Weidner of Camp Hill and El wood Gardner. Merrill Varner Jr. is ill at his home suffering with the flu. Merrill is a son a Mr. and Mrs.

Merrill Varner Sr. John Hershey and Ruth Smith visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hershey of Shippensburg R. D.

1 one evening the past week. Mrs. Verna Ott, Tammy Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Proctor visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Hazzard. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Proctor the past week were John Hershey and Ruth Smith; Samuel Gardner; Bessie Shenk and children; Betty Durf; Andrena Sites and Harry Allen.

George E. Durf, Shippensburg R. D. 2, was admitted to the Carlisle Hospital one day the past week. Mr.

Durf suffered two strokes. Hope he gets well and can return to his home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bert of Shippensburg R.

D. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Proctor, Verna Ott and Tammy Ott visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Ott of Cettly Shippensburg. Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Proctor visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Hershey one day the past week. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bert of Shippensburg R. D.

3, the past week were Mr. and Mrs. James Pittman, Shippensburg R. D. Mr.

and Mrs. Teddy Proctor; Tammy Ott; Mrs. Verna Ott and Sandy Weller. PORTRAITS HALLMARK CARDS CANDLES, BOOKS and PLAQUES KODAK Color Finishing FINE CAMERAS PROJECTORS POLAROID CAMERAS and FILMS A A ANTENNA SERVICE SPECIAL PHOTO SUPPLIES ALBUMS FRAMING -PARTY GOODS SOE00 25' (April 5 to 10 Only) Rohn Tower r. A Ten Foot Section KUHN'S STUDIO 24-7044 532 W42 12 East King Street Shippensburg, AFTER 29 YEARS, WORTH'S MUST SAY GOODBYE TO SHIPPENSBURG! ft AT MmsL MM Mm jm Downtown Shippensburg GO NG OUT Ray C.

Rhinehart Son Asphalt Paving and TV Service Sales Service Shippensburg R. D. 1, Pa. Phone 532-4797 By TAMMY OTT Mri. Susann Frontz, who was a patient the past week in the Chambersburg Hospital, hat been discharged to her home nd is getting along ai good ai can be expected.

We ail hope Susie has a speedy recovery. Visitors at the home of John Hershey and Ruth Smith the past week were Franklin Hershey and children, Penny, Beth Ann and Franklin Charles Martin and son; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Eutzy and son, Terry Lee; Murray Harry; Bloserville By Mrs. Carl iser Attendance at St.

Mary's United Methodist Sunday School was 149 with 1109.61 offering. Evangelistic services all this week are at 7:30 p.m. with Evangelist Joe Miller of Hagerstown bringing the message. There will be baptism and reception of new members and communion Sunday, April 11. Attendance at St.

James Lutheran Sunday School was 110 with $83.95 offering. Attendance at McClure'a Gap Church of God was 185 with $20.04 offering. Kenneth Weigel is a patient in Carlisle Hospital and Bryan Baker of Newvllle R. D. 3 is also a patient.

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Orendorff of West Virginia spent Saturday night with their cousins, Mr.s and Mrs. Herman. Burkett, of Big Spring Heights.

Sunday, along with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orendorff, of Hagerstown, they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wiser.

Other guests were Herman Burkett, Big Spring Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferner, Gettysburg R. D. 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wiser were supper guests Sunday evening at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Goyd Fry of Carlisle.

Mr. and Mn Dennis Fry were also upper guests. Mr. Fry, Dennis Fry and Mrs. Wiser were celebrating birthdays.

Fannettsburg By MRS. FRANK THOMPSON Sunday, being Palm Sunday, the Lenten service will be in the Lower Path Valley Presbyterian Church. Gary Edwards of Slanesville, W.Va., will give commentary on slides of the Holy Land. The service begins at 7:30 p.m. Monday was beautiful.

There was ice on the puddles in the early morning. We had heavy rain and thunder early Sunday. It made a very chilly and damp day. The choir sang the anthem "God So Loved The World." Rev. McClure read passages from Jeremiah 31 and St.

John 11 His sermon was titled "The Eternal Purpose." Mr. and Mrs. Gulden of Hanover who have a home in Lincoln Campsites attended worship. Rev. and Mrs.

Emil Teyssier of Mer-cersburg attended worship. A number of folks attended the Lenten service in the Spring Run United Methodist Church. This is a busy week for many folks. The Boy Scouts met Monday evening. The Cub Scouts met Tuesday evening.

The choir rehearsed Wednesday evening. A joint session of Lower Path Valley and Burnt Cabins churches met Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. This is a reminder that "Our Country of Thee," a choral pageant of the history of America, will be presented by the elementary school band, chorus and fifth and sixth grades at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Fannett-Metal High School auditorium. The sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed in the Lower Path Presbyterian Church Thursday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m.

The Men's Fellowship will sell Easter flowers at Geyer's Store on April 15 to 17. The proceeds will go to the building fund. The roof is being placed on the church. A group of men cleaned up the Reformed Cemetery, after the wind had blown much debris on it. SSC concert band makes two-day tour The concert band of Shlppensburg State College will be making a two-day performing tour of Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, April 8-9.

The 60-member unit will be performing Thursday, April 8, at the Cumberland Valley High School Mechanicsburg R. D. 1, at 8: 15 a.m.; Paxon Hollow Junior High School, Newton Square, 2:15 p.m., and Ocean City High School, Ocean City, N.J., 8:15 p.m. Friday, April 9, the group will perform again at the Ocean City High School at 8:45 a.m., then will travel to the Middle Township High School, Cape May Court House, for a concert at 1:30 p.m. The following group of area SSC students performing in the band will be making the tour: John Homeys, 130 Park Place West, Shippensburg; Brian Starry, 115 North Washington Shippensburg; Pattie Ocker, Shippensburg R.

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