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NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE Spices and seasonings do not (From Page One) ; #
CHURCHES IN MOUNT JOY |supply the body with building [Bainbridge on Sunday. i |
BORO AND THE ENTIRE ! il or energy but they are] Mrs, Edwin Hollister and child- i
SURROUNDING COM- important as apetizers. ren are visiting at Columbia. | ‘
MUNITY ; Se Mrs. Frank Schroll and Mrs: Sam |
ik A wire ah drainer is ’ a great | Zink visited Lancaster on Saturday. :
time saver. Hot water can be pour- Frank Good, of Manville, N {
Reformed Mennonite ed over the china, and only thelj is spe fing ; reeks at his
Rev. Chyist: 5. Nolt. pasos eg. ox ro oh oi J., 1s spending two weeks a his
. ’ silver and glasses need be dried. home here
There will be Co servic ; : Hohe here
i; = [essTs Juv rors: Tillis C res yi spoil
es in the Reformed Mennonite Farmers’ Bulletin 1530, “Fitting i] ay Myers gad Yin | Cold wen Yi Ios Spon
1 ulletin g | Ellis were visitors : ancaster FONT Pos rou have
church on West Main Street mnext| Dresses and Blouses’ is just what [ Tyesday Riots hens ° FOUR any ane
Sunday morning at 9:30. ; > vhen vou beg your I : yer:
Su 3 orning at 30 you need wh ty 2 begin your fall Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad KA
b pe rk Seine. It may be had for the spent Sunday with relatives in 3 B I
onegal Presbyterian Churc asking. Shrewbury, York county. i Hot iter ottles
re ellen, DID ares | tien agin To ath 11 nt] IE ‘or Bann, ;
hurch School at 9:30 A. M. the Tare 3 i 3 be tang i in 2% visiting his son and family, Mr. i In the colle of our many ||
Mr. D. C. Witmer, superinten- the o cr Dats ua en Jo is ” Abram Rinehart, of this place. ; vears of ing Drug Store |
dent. ; : e sake of their teeth. ney Non Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heisey of merchandig we have nev- :
Morning worship and sermon at oe a too, to . chew thelr; rin, spent Sunday at Salunga, er sold a @ore satisfactory have started a dairy
10:00. The pastor will preach. | food thoroughly. visiting Joseph Cooper and family. | Hot Bottle than and ®are prepared to serve
El | re Mrs Calvin Kramer shent several { Kantleek. (8 3
| hie Mrs. Calvin Kramer spent severa 3 iF ® Past ined, Cloritied
anned squas 3 fine. { 5 3 i tirely i {
Presbyterian Church bis Tc oh Mah = fine days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. { It is ms: rely in one | resiy ’
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D.D., Pastor | 1° Mond hal | Harry Berntheizel. ot Manheim, Fa why it can’t {f! nik Qaily thruout Mount Joy
Church School 9:30 A. M. joe Town hr Mrs. William Helman and Mrs. i teal. » Ks.
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H. S. Newcomer, Superintendent i ; nor ond un ides on il they [ 0'Haro, of Avoka, attended the i It} Ww
Evening worship and sermon at | Bye ana 2p. gold in color | fune ral of Henry Grosh, recently. ! SH Th
7:30 P. M { rol : Ra Ir. and Mrs, C. S. Gingrich and | vht nea can be purchased
Theme: “Faith and Character.” | Of col king pumpkin and | fa, il pent St y i Lancaster, | Ao 1 the followin busi-
Vv it. tl oh a C«( yan ler } wit Mr. n Mrs nl A M STE i Althoung 4 1g
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Trinity Lutheran Church xe th and iue’ | visited at East Petersburg over Sun- | i Pd 50
Rev. Geo. A. Kerch Pastor | Y id | i fut 6 By” Ns
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Brigade Saturday at 8:00! h vour nple | Chapter D. A. R. in Columbia last | ey a Ce
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ould be tested in these Mis Louise K. Rhoads spent : | D.
Fe Ul} 1gelical Church § i 1 | 3 n Sunday, at Middle- | i % |
Rev. A. L. Bernhart, Pastor { : possible { town, with her sister, Mrs, G orge | fa CY
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consecration service. ole : > 3 or AT dl 2 2 Front view of the sculptured allegorical group in the center of the 4
30 P M 1 ya : Get hhh General George Gordon Meade Memorial in Washington just presented We Bvery drop of milk thr ge
ls oH us i" X mapas Xe SOR I aul, x f Elizabe thtown, by the State of Pennsylvania to the Federal Government. In the fore- a De In nTilk pod: oh : wih Phone 49R4 MT. JOY
rsnip with us. { 2t whi omethir pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. | ground, left to right, are Edward P. Simon and Grant M. Simon, of = 4 hd en In this oct26-3kos
Te i space permits th A. B. Hoffer Philadelphia, architects of the memorial; Nicola d’Ascenzo, secretary of mach irities that are very | oD
Methodist Episcopal Church n pick up Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burrell She Pennsylvania State Art Commission, and Getulio Piccirilli, of New likely to be sent in all milk and | ~
Rev. C. E. Wondierley, Pastor t handy here and son, Richard, of Harrisburg, ork, who executed the design of the memorial. cannot be r8fbved by straining or!
4.00 P. M. Junior Lesgus. houl have a small d p vere recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. cls AA. BL a wae; | filtering, are by the selon
Wednesday evening, Prayer ser-| ible, where housekeeping purse [| Arthur Burrell and family ti if
3 ; ! and y. ile ific of centrifugs
vice, 7:30, : v be accessible but out of sight. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swisher and RIT I SOF } ¥ OURG SINGERS force. This Be ol the ge 4
Friday, 8 P. M. Choir rehearsal. WIP daughter. Doris, and Russell Kram- NE BEd at ie SIE 2 fe nme pan |
Sabbath School 9:15 P. M. MARKETING HINTS er, of Lewistown, spent Sunday a" re sr ‘ Pres o cust api ditt thai may
r Garber. superintende A yy rs Ry PE TY i ave gotten into; milk {
E. W. Garber, superintendent. FOR, HOUSEWIVES | with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kramer. eo) OUND IN HUNT FOR TALENT ave go . {
Morning worship, 10:30 A. M. RIGA, Mrs. Samuel Eshleman returned 1
Epworth League, 6:30 P. M. The faworable weather this fall [home after spending several weeks
Leader. Mrs. Schatz. is lengthing the season for many | with her daughter. Mrs. D. Vietor 3 ° !
Evening worship 7.30 P. M, homegrown vegetables. Some pro-| Heisey, at Cumberland, Maryland. pic ler Dairy
ducts, however scarce, and the Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hassinger.
Church of God Southern and Western states are|and son Ralph, spent Tuesday at Elizabethtown Mt. Joy
Rev. I. A. MacDannald, D.D., Pastor | supplying the market. This week | Blain, Perry county. visiting the Phone Hs |
S Q 9:30 A M. string beans from Virginia, South [formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Hamaker, Superintendent. | and New Jersey were offered for |David Hassinger. 5 oct26-tf |
rmon 10:30 A. M. sale in Philadelphia, according to Mr. and Mrs. William Winter- - |
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Prayer service 6:30. . | the Pennsylvania and Federal Bur-|myer, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Geibe |
The membership of the church is | eau of Markets. and daughters. Emma and Anna, lad Ta
asked to be at this service. Later in the season many string |spent several days in Huntington J 2 JHE TCT
Evangelistic service 7.30 P. M. beans will be shipped from Louis-|county.
Junior C. E, Wednesday 6.30. iana, The Mississippi flood land Mr. and Mrs. John Geib, Mr. and x Mount Joy
Mid-week service Wednesday 745 covered much of the land and pre- | Mrs. Cyrus Geib, Mr. Charles Eby, Sund un RETURNING: Harris-
Choir rehearsal, Thursday 7:30. their usual crops. String beans are | Mr. and Mrs. John Zeager left on ay = bure 7.15 P. M.: dletown
You are invited to all services. a crop that grows quickly and| Sunday for Perry county to spend i he p M.: “Bl 8 thtown
thousands of acres have been |the week at camp. 7.27
St. Mark’s United Brethren Church | planted in that State. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Weaver, mu 7.40 P. M, and L caster
Rev. H. S. Kiefer, Pastor Beets and carots are fairly|and children, Edward, Jean. Charles YORK 8.05 P. M. i
ys . I ylenti £ ‘easong a i rice. | and nald £ pi rs . 3 %
Sunday school at 9:00 AM Rlentital and Ie 1 enable in price, an Done and Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Pennsylvania R.R.
H. N. Nissly, superintendent. Many of these are still being [ward Houser, motored to Bower's ovember 6th :
Worship and sermon at 10:15 A. bunched and these will continue to|Beach on Sunday, yh 2
M = arri ive until a heavy frost kills the Mr. and Mrs. Greeley Gingrich = P io h Train Direct Ry en 4
"The services at Sunday School as | leaves. Growers often remove ‘the |and family of, Mifflintown. spent 2 2 1 Sond id =
well os the morning service will be | tops of these roots crops and store |the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. = a Po 157. A Mm B. R. BISHOP %
ll 'as the morning ! ice. for : ln ark hii i = Leaves , vy 1. ai : %
in charge of a Father and Son. m du ¢ the winter, | Sherk and Mr. and Mrs. Morris B Arcives Ne 256.00 A. M Electric Shos Repairing 3
Jr. and Senior Christian Endeavor Turnips and rutabages are also | Stauffer. = w Ba : = :
t 6: 0 BP. M offered but are not selling very Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Nissly, Rev. Stopping at princi¥al stations a Wag Main Street MT. JOY, PA.
: re ler, Ruth Derr well at present. Colder weather |and Mrs. H. S. Kiefer, Mrs. John 3 hetwoen hd Lane BE
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Worship and sermon at 7:30 P.| seems to increase the consumption | Eby, Mrs. John Beamesderfer at- B caster
2 > | of these crops. These vegetables |tended a Sunday School conference Returning, leaves % York ®
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Ms are most.cordially invited to | are very similar and are often |at Elizabethtown on Friday. Penna. Station, 6.30@P. M. m
on S mat 3 confused. The st common var- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hipple, and 2 Hudson Terminal, 6:3 M. a
i iety of turnips arriving on the|daughters., Jeanette and Mary Fliz- |= =
St. Luke's Episcopal Church market is white with purple tops. |abeth, Mr. Harvey Hipple and Mus. - PennsylvaniaR, R. u
t. Lu < wy M.A. Rector The rutabaga is rougher and dark- Perry Hipple visited Mr. and Mrs. 1 BR RE | mE
Rev. C. E. Knickle, M. A., er in appearance but the flesh is|{John Hipple, at West Chester on
9:15 A. M. Sunaay t f a yellowish color and is claimed Sunday.
Thos. J. Brown, Superifften: ent, to be of higher quality. Rev. Kiefer, Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
10:30 A. M. Holy Communion. Hallowe’en is close at hand and Nissly, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Newcom-
7:30 P. M. Evening Sr Sopies are very popular for this|er and Mr. Lloyd Kline attended :
This is especially for the 3} holiday. There is an abundant sup-|Tancaster County Sunday Schooi ‘oung American singers—
people. : vly and for this reason next week | Convention at E. Lampeter on Sat- umably the best in the WE GIVE PROMPT AN; GUAR.
Monday 7:30 P. M. choir practice. has been set aside as National urday country—will face the micro- ANTEED SERVICE
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Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. Woman's | Apple W eek, Many retail dealers Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dillinger and phone at Satien WEAR oa Look for another ad in this
Auxiliary at Mrs, Thomas Brown, | are featuring apples and running | family, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schroll New You os SY be
Sr special sales. aril Mrs nv | cember to sing for fa ¢ . .
Br. 2:00 Ministerial Ter and Mp. nd Mrs ait They wil. be the finalists in the Na- amous Chincotague
8:00 P. M. Ministeria Mecklev and family, Mrs PARE y
Tuesday, 8: . eckley and family, Mrs. Barbara ional Radio Audition of the Atwater 5
Association with the wives of the | AN OLD FASHIONED Heilig and daughter, Miss Edna, all Hon hi i ot Philadelphia Ug Salt Oysters
ministers at the residence of Rev. WINTER PREDICTED | motored to Perry county where sent Foun ae a oor. cadis Si.
- This ation-wide ques pyr
Barnhart. : they spent the week end at a hunt- This na :
Friday, 7:30 P. M. Junior Guild An old-fashioned winter with ing camp. voices has already revealed [ce Crea
: ~ rv ; : 3 singers f romise, Ww
at the home of Miss Esther Henry. plenty of snow, rain, sleet and ice Dr. Charles Brubaker, of Beet 9 young Sap ol be
: pa = ave entere ec sts eage .
ree : is the prediction for the next few |Ohio, General Secretary of Sunday I offer them recog
Florin U. B. Church in Christ months of Paul K. Schimmack, self | Schools of United Brethren church, Taare ot Bone oa a chance to com- .
Rev. J. C. Deitzier, pastor styled weather shark and astrolog- [and daughter, Mrs J. R. Howe, also sig for pales SI7.500. QUALITY GREEN GROC BRANDT :
Bible School 9:80 A. M. Or Pu, of Dayton, Ohio, Secretary of the | pi. ive figures are sponsoring the 4 E. Main St. MOUNT JOY, Mount Joy Street Wp Pa
This is a Rally Day service. Sitting in his study with maps | Children’s Division of the United undertaking as a National Audition a A Bell Phone 43R3 % | :
The program is as follows: and charts, Schimmack has trace | Brethren Sunday Schools, spent Co aitior Thay ave EDWARD W. BOK wi ermanent Wa i
Song; Devotional Reading; Pray-| the position of all the planets up to | some time with Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Rot onolit: Overs : Vv ng
Song; 1 30me Lime : Homer, the Metropolitan Dera taken to New York by the Atwater HOUSE FOR SALE— [ G Ed
a te Raadine of Lesson; | May 7, 1928 gs re gave a splendid Stillen: Zolle > % : TR : O A practic | enuine mond Process
er; Song; Reading Cu Dr : : Nissly. Mrs. Howe gave a splendic star; Mrs, Edgar Stillman Kelley, gent Foundation for the finals, which ally new 6-room house, along trol
Teaching of Lesson; Song; Rectin- Schimmack advises that | address in the U. B. church on] president of the National Federa- will be broadcast over a national net ley at Florin, all modern conven: |
tion, “The Announcer,” Junior Lig- weather will set in about Novembe: | Sunday evening. tion of Music Clubs; Edward W. BOK, work of stations. The awards for | jences and in Al shape. I will sell | EXP)
gins; Recitation, ‘Stay at Homes.” | 12 7 ye. uss former editor ‘of the Ladies’ Home these will be as follows: | very reasonable to a snappy buyer | Cu
. wnat aio “OW 1 Now Ernie: ory ini rites 11 rife +s %
Mildred Hamilton; Exercise, Jia ANY York and vicinity will be Farm Credit Improves Journal, and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, wire Winners of first place — one ome apd Jett 400 E. Milady Be Shoppe
the Cross of Christ uplifted; visited by a big storm lasting fron Federal warehousing is improving | of the world-famous New York bank- young man and one young woman— one ay J Oy mar. 9- tf. 70 Main St., E. PA.
tation; “I'm Glad We Can Rally,” | December 1 to 3 inclusive. Three | ron” credits Departments of Agri- ( er and music patron. | will each receive $5,000 cash and
Omar Groff; Song, “Little Sheaves | days later there will be a heavy sulture specialists claim. The Fed- Winners of state auditions—one boy two years’ tuition in a musical con-
We Bring,” Primary and Interme-| snowfall in Canada and the north wral warehouse act, they say, has| and one | ~receive silver medals servatory. \
diate departments. | ern part of the United States. ready accomplished the purpose | and are sehen to their district audi-| Winners of second place will each
Junior Society at 5:15 P. M. Christmas shoppers will have tc f the framers of the law. It has| tions at the expense of the Founda- receive $2,000 cash and one year's
Intermediate Society 5.4 5 P. + | trudge about in mud and slush this nade sound, orderly marketing tion to compete with young singers | tuition. ; :
Christian Endeavor Society at year, but will be recompensed wit} yossible, It opened new avenues to | from their neighboring states. Winners | Winners of third place will each
6:30 P. M. a white Christmas, after whict | credit to the farmers and to | Of each of the five district auditions— | receive $1,000 and one year’s tuition.
Leader, Mr. Albert Hains. . | January and February will be col | ;thers handling agricultural pro- [ one young nan and one young woman ; Wine of fourth place will each Re.
Woman’s Missionary Day service! and blustery. lucts, Growers of staple crops get | in each--receive gold medals and are receive $500.
at 7:15 P. M. il Schimmack says the lion wil'| nore credit and get better interest Wl ees ti }
dered | show his teeth the first art il ates ig rarehouse receipts
A fine program will be renc show his teet the part ol | ates on Federal warehouse receipts eC ise 387 : i 5
at this service. One of the promin-| March, but that month and Apri | han they get for receipts from | ED nal Me Reglecte 20 ay
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t features will be the Rev. JF. vin be relatively springlike. May | varehouses which do not qualify Latest igures show tha arm anything a out static in is address | FOR SALE NOW
en Af {ive BIT. vrs ae } | tenants comprise 38.6 per cent of to the radio people. There’s an art]
Musselman, a massionary to rica, | and June will prove to be unseason- | jnder the act. ! 2 ]
us: ’ A i i ; anions | | the total number of farm operators. in knowing what not to say.
ho will be the speaker. A good: gle, the astrologer said. :
who > eet eee DTT NS w i { The ercentage of tenancy in the, Swen
attendance is anticipated. You are REPUBLICANS who wish to vote | 1! perce 1 el
specially invited by the society to | “Dobbin” Coming Back for BARD for COUNTY differors Sistas i counties 8S gs | New shoots of the bamboo grow
ons this service, | Demand for horses is increasing. | can do + by putting an X | Ch on at a pine at the rate of nine inches in twenty
Tuesday ! ..cordi o St: livestock | Miter the name of BARD, : 55.1200 0 ; ® four hours during the rainy season.
Teacher Training class 2 Recording o Prats hey vote the straight Republican j are tenants. In other counties more ? 2 y
at 7:15 P. M. Chorgs’ will men. Many farmers int le state are | ‘icket. nov2-1t | than 95 per cent are tenants. Only | : " :
Teacher Training oru j Dying purebred stallions and reg- | FT ce | 3 per cent of the farmers in Maine| BARD was high man at the Prim-
vse Tuesday, at 8:00 P. M. istered mares. Our classified ads bring results. OR a : ary Election for COUNTY COM-
rehea 7:30. NE Oring were tenants in 1925 as contrasted
Prayer scrvicgh Thursday at > | The Mt. Joy ‘Bulletin costs only 925,88. MISSIONER. ~ He should be elect-
the evening. | Subseribe for The Bulletin. | $1.50 per year. with 68 per cent in Mississinpi. led. Vote for BARD. nov2-1t I
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