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PAGE FOUR THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA. MAY 18, 1027
. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mowrer, of]
Picked From Our ilershey, spent the week-end with Teachers Elect Making a Thorough Job . fter Easter
Ir. John Fennypacker, the latter's “Dear Harold,” wrote his ex-sweet-
father.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Sheaffer and |
heart, “as you are probably aware, I
am to be married to Mr. Blank tke
IN OUR CHURCHES
RELIGIOUS MATTERS REPORTED BY THE PASTORS OF THE
Weekly Card Basket| Of Rural Schools
coming month, I shall, therefore, ap |
daughters of Salunga, spent Sunday |
preciate it if you will burn all the
with Mrs. Sheaffer’s mother, Mrs.
Clearing Sale
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VARIOUS CONGREGATIONS IN AND AROUND PENAL ABOUT | ol Shrite. (From Page One) little notes I sent you. assuring you 7
MOUNT JOY ERS AND Miss Martha Gamber of Man-|myra; McKinley, J. Elmer Eichel-} of reciprocity with regard to those you
GOERS IN THIS LOCALITY reim, spent the week-end with her East Petersburg; Chestnut| sent me."
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gamber Grove, E. E. Kready, North Main “Dear Dorothy,” he replied prompt
Vernon, Emma] ly, “I shall certainly comply with your
Mechanicsburg; Midway. | request at once. And, incidentally. as
3 your fiance holds a few notes of mine,
of near town. St., Manheim; Mt.
Miss Margaret Trout a former Brubaker, ad
teacher here, spent the week-end in Edna Mohler, Lititz,
Donegal Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D.D., Pastor
Church School at 9:30, Mr. D. C.
Bessie Rodgers spent Sunday in
Elizabethtown.
Miss Ella and Lizzie Graham were
World Always Good
GREATLY REDUCED
to Man Who Laughs ;
# must go regardless of prica.
Witmer, Superintendent. i 1» | to Lancaster on Saturday. town visiting among friends. She] West Donegal Township I-shall- deem it a great favor if vou Th
in > Janghinp Beart Mr. Clarence Stoll, of Hawthorne now teaches in Ardmore. At a’ special meeting of the; West | ‘will induce ‘him to burn them with the Mice” At
Reformed Mennonite seem a kindly piace and it draws one | lll, spent several days in town. Howard and Norman Johnson of | Donegal township school board, on} rest”
Rev. Christ S. Nolt, pastor closer to one's fellows. To be entire Mr. Samuel Goodman of Royal |Lancaster, are spending some time Saturday in Rutt’s schoolhouse at i B W if St
There will be services in the Re-|,c in Bhd One's prob | ton, visited Frank Stark Saturday. |here with their aunts Mrs, Harry | Elizabethtown, the various teachers! Our classified ads bring results. 1 Ds gena a S ore
fornied Mennonite church on West| jos induces a morbid state of mind | Mr. Levi Sheetz of near town | Walters and Mrs. Howard Arnts. in the township were elected for the|{ Consistent advertising always MT. JOY, PA
Main street, next Sunday mOrRIng| yu a3 jong as one can laugh with oth | Was a Sunday guest to Mr. Frank| Messrs. Walter “Jerry” Barto ensuing year. pays. : > *
at 10.00 o’clock. ers and thus blow away the cobwebs | Stark. and George Zink, Jr., left Monday| The newly elected teachers for se At
rs from one's brain, one is safe trom the | Mr. Wm, Kuhn, of St. Louis, Mo. | for Fhiladelphia, where they have: the different schools are: Rheems’
Trinity Lutheran Church Isolation of despair and egotism. Ot | called to see his sister, Miss Mary, | enrolled at Williamson Trade School Grammar School, Anna Mason, of WERY PARLOR
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor course I mean laughing that is free | Who is quite ill Sunday with Mr. Smith's sister at | Elizabethtown; Rheems’ Primary, 0 0 oun 35 S. Market St, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M | Cora Kraybill, of Elizabethtown; :
Morning worship 10.45 A. M.
from either superiority or bitterness |
which is certainly a tonic to the whol.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Miller enjoyed
an auto trip to Watkins Glen, N. Y.
Lemoyne.
A number of spent | Washington School,
Boy Scouts
John R. Kray-
Your chance to ve
money on
Evening orks ‘ P. LT qv | SPiritual system. Laughter clears +» | over the week-end. Saturday and Sunday with their bill, of West Donegal township; 100; 40 millinery.
ST Sat oe hos of Mire. ora] oi ua she whey fue bie fn wn | Mies Lows 1. Wioats spans Blood sess Junie Boel, Benes He 00x540 Feet
Sire a igh heartily is a sign not atone | week-end with her sister Mrs, Geo |Baker’s Bridge. e scouts were: | ; s , Edn:
13] ETS. e can enjoy life but that he is oo | Platy in Middletown. Fred Leiberher, Charles Webb, Ross R. Gochenauer, of Strasburg; New- Ji
———— sense of proportion about lif I | ee Her New Phi Barto, Charles Buller, Edward Hen- ville School, Beulah H. Zercher.
T. U. Evangelical Church capacity to laugh is much more than a | 0 her of 4 i Robert Metzler, Irid Grove, of Mt. Joy; Cedar Hill School, M.|Along Concrete Highway between
Rev. A. S. Bernhart, Pastor capicity to see the funny side of 1 & nay Ta aunt Mrs. John Charies Schroll, Joseph Schroll, W. lH. Zercher, of Mt. Joy; and Union | pit Joy and Florin, is offered for [ BI
Mid-week prayer service will bel things. It is really a sizn of sanity | or Of Saturday. Gibbons, John Fellenbaum, and J. School, Dorothy R. Garber, of Mt.| ~~ ? 3 ’
held Wednesday, 7.30 P. M. People who take tl too seri- | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Snyder, of Rinehart. | Joy. d I sale cheap for an immediate sale 35 S. Market Stree
Bible School, Sunday, 9.30 A. M.
Preaching, Sunday, 10.30 A. M.
No evening services on Sunday. |
Choir rehearsal Friday, 7.30.
Come and worship with us.
kon. of tion. is Soa cent work on animal life, =
Bec Sos x Jin of a simple Smpgen, is thorough { Mr, and Mrs. Russel Myers and ——--—————— | Russel Kramer broke his nose 2
rethren in rist, ewtown ly i y and sound. t is the out hildre rial By Wn A i | . S : 1
Elder Eli M. Engle, Past cote oF » Seis of amor, and tease | of Lancaster, spent Sunday! Ritenen aprons, raincoats, bags] While playing ball Wh
or, 1 My unge, ras'or ai 5 Re with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry {for schoolbooks beach slippers, | no . Tr
Elder Abner H. Martin, of Eliza-| of humor primarily lrow da | Myers. a BoA | ® ® is
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bethtown, will preach in the U. B.
church at Newtown Sunday evening
{ not to be callous, it is to be ba
ously cannot laug
who are too overwl!
augh naturally
ed by existence
To inugh is |
need
cannot
And true the
laughter, being
expies
sense of values.—Exchange, |
i daughters,
the Back Run spent Saturday with
Frank Stark and family,
Mr. James Cassel, formerly of
this place, now of Roanoke, Va., is|
spending several days here.
Mr. and Mys. 1.
Christene
W. Smith and
and Caroline,
It was decided that the
: schools of
The John Burroaugs Memoria 0 .
£ emarial ould open on the 29th of
medal this year will be awarded to for th tt £ school
Ernest Thompson Seton for his re- °F han, Io sehen a
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iradio covers and many other artic- |
les are made of waterproof paper. proving.
tO eee |
Mrs. Harry Walters is slowly im-
various | Land is nicely located, not low anc
West Donegal township
August |
beautifu’
Ap-
will be a fine place for
[hems garage, road house, ete.
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Song and praise, 7.00 P. M. Monarch Mixture of ; : i pent Subscribe for The Bulletin. Advertise in The Bulletin. i
Sermon, 7.30 P. M. Courtier and Buff} | i$
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All are invited fo enjoy services.| Of the famous manners of Geo SPOTS AAI US SGI SSIS SII III TP eff Seale ale feria ate dle fo fale ae sl *
Church of God i
Rev. I. A. MacDannald, D.D., Pastor
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.
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when riding Le happened upd
a man pilloried for issuing a lib
against the ruler and wrote an apol--
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Sermon 10.30 A. M. taking advantage to view him. Again lg
No evening services on account be took the old Lady Clermont to her x
of Baccalaureate sermon. calriage und begged her to take her jo oo
Junior C. E. Wednesday, 6.30] time and not hurry, for gallantly said oo
P. M. he, “If you tumble, I shall tumble with oe
Mid-week service Wednesday, 7.45
Choir rehearsal Friday, 7.30.
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D.D., Pastor
The ruler, who achieved more
by charm than character, in the es-
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mimicking the old Stadtholder during
his visit to Carlton house. The “Gran- i
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ship with us. ogrupher, also was a famous mimic. | NCS
On a journey to Hanover he convulsed | o
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Presbyterian Church the sovereign of the Netherlands by | 8%
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Church School 9:30 A. M.
H. S. Newcomer, Superintendent
Morning worship and sermon at
ville Papers” give a peep behind the
scenes of 1805 when he was prince of |
Wales; “Lord Abercorn is furious with
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‘Service in the United Brethren| ang stretching out his legs as though T oo
church when the Baccalaureate ser-| pe was trying to kick Lord Granville.” | #3¢ 2
mon will be preached to the gradu- | 8
ating class of the High School. J : i 3
Wednesday evening at 7.30. Pray- One Thing to Live For Bef on
er and praise service, Mrs. Nagger had married a wealth, ' oe >
husband and as a consequence had -
Florin U. B. Church ia Christ spent much of her married life in o
Rev. J. C. Deitzler, pastor travel. adi isi She hag iad hey (4 > 2
Bible School 9:30 A. M. ery hoi gratified a oy instantly. ii 4
ni rorshi fact nothing interested her any more
Morning worship 10.30 A. M. nl | og
Theme: “The Unconscious Loses "=~ "°° ow : o
£ Life” “Sometimes,’' she said one after- | &
° 3 ite Society at 5.15'P. M noon to Mrs. Holland, who had ee 5
pio} Soclely at 9 ak dropped in for tea, “sometimes I feel &
Intermediate Society at 5.45. I have nathing in the world for which | ‘ oe
C. E. Society at 6.30 P. M.
Evening worship 7.15 A. M.
to live.” |
Mrs. ‘Holland shook her head sadlv. |
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‘Teachers’ Training class on Tues-| «yell, there's spite, my dear, there's Bd >
day at 7.15 P. M. spite.” 4 &
Prayer Service Thursday at 7.30. oe THE CASH PRICE OF ONLY 3
You are cordially invited to these
services,
St. Mark’s United Brethren Church
Rev. H. S. Kiefer, Pastor
Value oF Courtesy
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Sunday School at 9.00 A. M. ig feeling and that we are | oe Sold On EASY PAYMENT TERMS o>
H. N. Nissly, Superintendent.
not working entirely for the material |
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tor at 10.15 A. M returns of work, but for the friendly | 5»
No Christian Endeavor service | Muman associations as well. Life is | %* 0S
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Baccalaureate seruion to the Sen- busy to be ‘courteous. a 5
jor class of our High School at 7.30! Is the outward expression 3
i rg 1 i % ind an inward consideration for othe > *9e
by Rev. C. E. Knickle. This will ors [aT AIwivE HE lubricant.) 3%
be a Union service, all ministers] > 1° y F. <
that smoothes business and social re- |
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the Episcopal church, but held in adelphia Public Ledger. *» o
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You are most cordially invited : : - ow»
to all these services. Spiders Love Music? : oe
The Sunday School Association Do spiders enjoy music? A London | 3
of the U. B. Church will meet Wed-| organist has noticed that every time | ¢% 3
nesday evening after prayer meet-| he starts to play the organ a spider o
swings down aver the keyboard by a 2
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Methodist Episcopal Church
single thread of its web.
As soon as the music stops he dis-
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Wednesday, Junior League 4.00. | music also causes the spider to dis- |, 2
Wednesday evening, prayer serv-| appear. | IT HAS SPEED SAFETY. oh
ice. During a concert at Leipzig, a | 0 3
Friday evening choir rehearsal. spider seemed to like violin music. | LC
9.15 A. M. Church School. During two violin solos, he dropped on No fi hi a. om ro lt i
Dr. E. W. Garber. Superintendent. | down from a chandelier by its wet, , o hner washin rinciples were ever invented than the -D oo
10:30 A. M. Morning worship and | hut went back up again when the vio- Lo g p p ydro method. For
sermon.
Treme: “The Changless Christ.”
6:30 P. M. Epworth League.
Topic: “Keeping Faith with our
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Pisiges Luadel, Re owing ber of American visitors endeavored | %*
to Baccalaureate services " being | to smuggle -dogs into England when |e of women. 2
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held in the U. B. church. A union they landed at Southampton, remarks 1% 2
service will be held in this church.
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Rev. C. E. Knickle, M. A, Rector
9:15 A. M. Sunday School.
Thos. J. Brown, superintendent,
10.30 A. M. Morning worship.
3.45 P. M. Lenten Offering serv-
jee at St. James Episcopal church,
Lancaster.
7.30 P. M. United service at the
United Brethren church. The choir
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tor will deliver the Baccalaureate] they.spean a number | J :
” of foreign languages, among them 4
sermon. : : ;
Monday, 7.30 P. M. Choir Prac- belie French and English snd, 2 i
tice. The Bulletin’ is always prompt in | TR or
Tuesday. All day Archdeaconry the delivery. vf il SR p |e
meeting at Shippensburg. 4
St. Mary's Guild of St. Luke’s|eq to be standing committee of the | 0% x
Episcopal church will meet Thurs- | diocese. | K 5
day evening at the residence of Mr. Benjamin Brown and Rev. ! 3 oe
the Rector. _|C. E. Knickle were elected dele- 5
Friday, 7.30 P. M. Junior Guild |gates to the provincial synod which ' 4g & @ 9 % & 3
at the home of Miss Irene Smeltzer. | meets in Roanoke, Virginia, in Oc- > 5»
The Episcopal convention met| tober. Mr. Benjamin Brown is al- > *
last week at Sunbury. so elected a member of the finance 5
Mr, Thos. J. B. Brown was elect-| committee of the diocese. foals ets Sood
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During the summer a certain num- |
the London Post.
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lady whom he had every reason to
suppose was Infringing the law.
“Madame,” he told her, “it is con-
trary to the regulation to bring dogs
fnto this country.® The lady protested
that she had no dog. “Then, madame,”
said ‘the official coldly, “I am to un-
derstand that the tall hanging down
below your coat is your own!”
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