‘WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1931 THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA. “THAT LITTLE CAME” to, 1 BY B. Link JiM,- | PLAY THE ALLA TIME ,™ [WHEN \ PLAY — 2, = 2 FOR THE FUN THAT'S IN \T,— \ BONT CARE A RAP WHETHER 'PORER |S RECREATION FOR ME, ~ \ CAN FONGET ALL MY “TROUBLES { NEVER. OWE AS FON THE MONEY, — = YT A THOUGHT - L\C GAME NAW, 'M GOIN'§ I'M | \ COULDN'T WIN A POT TONIGHT \E {ov LEFT ME PICK ‘EM OUT. I'M NOT PLAYIN' “THIS GAME Fol MH HEALTH, AND UM NOY A WORKER NETHER — Nov iy PAIR OVER NINES All NIGHT, — POOF { - IRONVILLE Cornelius £pangler, Earl, Roy and Chester Albright e~ch a deer from the mountains. Mrs. George Ca.upuell was enter tained at dinner by her children and a number of friends in honor of her birthday. | Phillip Bard, Sr., Harry McCune Jana Mrs. Harry Albright are among those of the village who are on the sick list. Miss Lilly Bard, Mrs. Earl Albright, Wilbur and Jean were Harrisburg and while visitors there had the pleasure of hearing Gypsy Smith in the Farm Building. The Ironville U. B. S. S. will hold their Christmas entertainment lon Christmas evening in the church. | |The chorus is practicing under the | direction of Mrs. Paul Metzger. On Tuesday evening the Young Hempfield township and Mountville Borough, will hold their monthly meeting in the Mountville Reformed church, a representative of the Social Service Association of Lancaster will he present to explain the nature of their work and the benefits derived thru this organization, {rom a ma terial and spiritual point of view, Rev. J. L. Smoker has received five new members into church fellowship at the Centreville U. B. church and three at the Silver Spring U, B. church. Preaching at Silver Spring on Sunday at 7:30 P. M. On Sunday at 10:30 A. M. Holy Communion serv- ices will be observed at the Ironville U, B. church. Sunday School at john Shelly, 5 WRK SEB EER 74 ARSE xn iim ng Hale the necessary funds to provide as one’s natural generosity of sincerity dictates. Why not tablish that? | When one really hasn't | es- Begin Today! Start your today to build up gift fund for Christ- 1932, You can make moderate or as lav- mas, it as ish as you feel you can afford from your weekly incoms. Come in and let us show you. First National Bank & Trust Co. MOUNT JOY, PA. Ironville, Centreville and at Silver Spring at 9:30 A. M. C. E. at Ironville at 7:00 P, M. Mrs. John Fox, leader (Too late for last week) Mrs. George Yinger and Eli Singer ing slowly. Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Cleon Staley. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rineer and Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker of Lancaster, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Mellinger. held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. John Fox. The Ironville United Brethren church was given the annual house cleaning and the work was done graciously by for deer. Their respective camps are located in Huntington County. A num- mer of gunners from the village have gone to the mountains for a day or two taking advantage of the open season i for buck and doe. | B. church have appointed the follow- Jacob Revealing God's ber: December 6th subject, rar, sub Christmas in e: December 20th Luther rich, subject, Learning from Ex ence. The Farm | met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kauffman, Saturday evening, Novem- 14th at 7:30 P. M. at | they held their social evening was spent and refres | ments were served to the | Mr. and Mrs. Abram Wolgemuth and | daughters Grace and Esther; Mrs. Harry Berntheizel, Mrs. Francis Weid- {man and daughter Miss Mar | Harry Longenecker, Mr. and Mrs. 3 | Shelley and sons Roy and Francis; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carter and children Helen, Pauline and Robert; Mrs: | Sponsler, Mrs. O. R. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Women of Society No. 2 ber 1 1 n- bd A FE Fm to make TOTO SE mas Enjoy ou ge HEEL SPE CE PE EE ESTE SRE TE RS ETRE oi A V6 TSE vr = Bs 29 to 37 East King St. mous Luncheonette and make the Garvin “our Christmas Store. It’s Christmas Time At VIN’S Lancaster, Pa. With thousands of gay, sparkling and useful gifts some one happy. A gift row on the First Floor with ever so many gift suggestions. A store decorated so beautifully (lat it will be well worth your time to see its Chyi<iry»s <nlendor. Extra salespeople so you will rol ke kept waiting. And prices in most cases the Lowest for twelve Christ- seasons, We invite you to visit Garvin's Store this week. r free services. Have luncheon at our fa- Store— { Mrs. Linnie Berntheizel, Mrs. Albert ALGAAS RES CE BRR RT TE i GRIER | Herman and daughters Alva and Janet; | et 8 Elizabeth Fornoff. * THERE IS KEEN INTEREST 3 IN LOCAL DOLL CONTEST The doll contest at the local Rex- xX ASAT ARATE all store, on East Main St. has quite A8 a lot of competitors, there being 35 A kiddies enrolied. Each Monday the 2 standing will be displayed on the Ta Rexall window, until Christmas Nn morning when the dolls and houses | xR will be awarded. The last voting be = ing Christmas eve. The contestants in order of their standing are: Viola Way, Dorothy Shatz, Mary Ellis, Betty Jane Car- penter, Florence Erb, Dorothy Edr wards, Josephine Shank, Catherine | Breneman, Mary Jean Shearer, Mary Ellen Newcomer, Irene Smeltzer, | Alire Bishop, Christine Weidman, {Jean Neiss, Jane Habecker, Mildred Arlene Spangler, Mildred la ble Yvonne Srhneider, Verna Miller, Barbara Ellen Baker. Helen wx Booth. Catherine Nye, Betty Wagner, & June Peifer, Helen Seiler, Betty Derr by ‘Jean Derr, Edith Sload, Helen Young § Elizabeth Metzler, Janet Nissley. i | Mildred Funk. Mildred Meminger, {Fay Kretzing. ! —— 8 3 this coming session of Congr N | % _x& | And come to x5 much scoring isn’t done i A = | LUNE Po TU PH PT A BT SO HR bre 3 matched ‘ess may be | like one of those 0 to 0 football games. think of it, maybe the fy | country will be just as well off if too With both sides so evenly err al No party is a complete success these days unless somebedy makes a fool of brought home | visiting at | People of District No. 3, including Ww. | Subject, Making Christmas Christian are still on the sick list. Both improv=- | On Tuesday evening the Woman's | The Farm Women of District No. 4 including West Hempfield township The C. E. society of the Ironville U. | | ing leaders for the month of Decem- | Kauffman, |, Love; De- | cember 13th Lizzie Fox, subject, Mak- | ing Christmas Christian; December 20th | which time | regular meeting. A| following: | George Campbell and daughter Nellie; | Brethren’s 1932 Appointments (From page one) *Cross Roads; Mastersonville Brandt); Manor (Fred Frey Jr.); quea; “Newtown; *Refton. Feh. 28-—Conoy (J. Shelly); *E'town; *¥York Co.; Manheim (Eli Ginder); *Mt. Pleasant; Refton. | Mar, 6—Cross Roads (A. *Maytown; Mastersonville; Manor; quea; *Refton. Mar. 13—E’'town; *Conoy; Mt. Pleasant (Joseph Gish): Refton. Mar. (Isaac Pe- Zercher); Pe- York Co.; *Manheim; Koser); (Albert Pequea; 20—Maytown (Paul *Cross Roads; Mastersonville Faus); Manor (John Schock); | *Newtown; *Refton. | Mar. 27—Conoy (L. Smith); *E’town; “York Co.; Manheim (Monroe Dourte); *Mt. Pleasant; Refton; Newtown (I. T. Ginder.) April 3—Cross Roads (I. M. Wolge- muth); *Maytown; Mastersonville; Man- or; Pequea; *Refton. April 10—E’town; | Mt. Pleasant (Sr. heim; Refton. April 17—Maytown (J. *Cross Roads; Mastersonville Heisey); Manor (Fred Frey guea; *Newtown; *Refton. April 24—Conoy (Jacob Wolgemuth); *E'town; *York Co.; Manheim (D. Bradley); *M¢t, Pleasant; Refton. Co.; *Man- *Conoy; York Levi Martin); Strickler); (Abram Sr.); Pe- May 1—Cross Roads (Joe Wolge- muth); *Maytown; Mastersonville; Ma- nor; Pequea; *Refton. May 8—E’'town; *Conoy; York Co.; Mt. Pleasant (C. H. Moyer); *Manheim; Refton. | May 15—~Maytown (Annie Heisey); | *Cross Roads; Mastersonville (J. WM. Heisey); Manor (C. N. Hostetter); Pe- quea; *Newtown; *Refton. May 22—Conoy H. Hilsher); *E’. town; *York Co.; anheim (Sr. Allen Hoffer); *Mt. Pleasant; Refton; New- town (Annie Risser). May 29--Cross Roads (I. Musser); *Maytown; Mastersonville; Manor; Pe- quea; *Refton. June 5—E’town; *Conoy; York Co.; Mt. Pleasant (A. Koser); *Manheim; Refton. June 12—Maytown (Willis Weaver); *Cross Roads; Mastersonville (Allen Hoffer); Manor (Armour Frey); Pequea; *Newtown; *Refton. June 19—Conoy; *E’'town; *York Co.; Manheim (Landis Brubaker); *Mt. Pleas- ant; Refton. | . June 26-—~Cross Roads (MH. M. | *Maytown; Mastersonville; Manor; *Refton. i July 3—E’'town; *Conoy; Mt. Pleasant (Katie Ginder); i heim; Refton. July 10—Maytown (P. E. Wolge- | muth); *Cross Roads; Mastersonville (Lizzie Shearer); Manor (Geo. Frey); ‘| Pequea; *Newtown; *Refton, | July 17—Conoy (Paul Wolgemuth); | *E’'town; *York Co.; Manheim (J. B. Snavely); *Mt. Pleasant; Refton; New. town (Wm. Kanode.) July 24—Cross Roads (Ralph Musser); *Maytown; Mastersonville (B. B. Gin. (der); Manor; Pequea; *Refton. July 31—E’town; *Conoy; York Co.; Wolgemuth); *Man-. Hess); Pe- York Co.; *Man- | Mt. Pleasant (D. E. i heim; Refton. i Aug. 7—Maytown | Roads; Mastersonville {Manor (J. L. Heisey); town; *Refton. Aug. 14--Conoy (N. Smith) *Cross (Roy Brubaker); Pequea; *New- RET. (W. Heisey); town; *York Co.; Manheim (H. B. Hoff- the Women's Bible Class. |er); *Mt. Pleasant; Refton. 2 kk he 1 d ty { Aug. 21—Cross Roads (A. Z. Hess); Rev. J. L. Smoker ARs close a WO «Maytown: Mastersonville; Manor; Pe- weeks’ revival service in the Silver quea; *Refton. : : : | wn. | Aug. 28—E’town; *Conoy; York 0.3 | Spring United Brethren church, re Pleasant (Mary Mumau); *Man. i sultng in several conversions. | heim; Refton. * i Smoker wili preach at! Sept 4—Maytown (J. Floyd); *Cross Rev. J. L Smo p Roads; Mastersonville (J. B. QGinder); Centereville on Sunday at 10:30 A. M. {yao (Stoner Seitz); Pequea; *New- and at Ironville at 7:30 P. M. Im-|town; *Refton. ; 3 5 jh Sept. 11—Conoy (S. Hoffman); *E’-. mediately after the church service Drom arr a MEENA Sar] the Official board will meet. | Nornhold); *Mt. Pleasant; Refton; New- I My x < aris jarber were | town (Daniel Ginder). ar. and Mrs. Paris Ga | Sept. 18—Cross Roads (E. Engle); visiting their daughter at Wycome, Pa. |«maytown; Mastersonville; Manor; Pe. Benjamin Seigrist and Earl Albright [quea; *Refton. have h tains toh at | Sept. 25—E'town; *Conoy; York Co.; ave gone to the mountains to hunt |, "ol Jc nt (Earl Myers); *Manheim; | Refton. | Oct. 2—Maytown (A. Hoffman); *Cross | Roads; Mastersonville (J. Showers); Manor (Isaiah Schock); Pequea; *New- town; *Refton. i Oct. 9—Conoy (Heisey Srs.); *E’town; { *York Co.; Manheim (Jacob Herr); *Mt. | Pleasant; Refton. Oct. 16—Cross Roads (C. M. Wolge- I muth); *Maytown: Mastersonville; Ma- { nor; Pequea; *Refton. Oct. 23—E’town; *Conoy; York Co.: Mt. Pleasant (S. Z. Nornhold); *Man- 1eim; Refton. . Oct. 30—Maytown (H. Engle); *Crossj | Ro: Mastersonville (Wayne Peters); (J. G. Mann); Pequea; *New- y (Abner Martin); *E’- { town; Manheim; (J { Ginder); *Mt. Pleasant; Refton; | | town (Henry Mellinger). ’ 13—Cross Roads (Miller Wol- *Maytown; Mastersonville; ; squea; *Refton. . 20—E'town; *Conoy; | Mt Pleasant (Graybill “Manheim; Refton. Nov 27—Maytown (Dan *Cross Roads; Mastersonville Oberholser); Manor (Jacob | Pequea; *Newtown; *Refton. Dec. 4—Conocy (M. Heisey); *York Co. Manheim (C. Kready); Pleasant; Refton. { Dec. 11—Cross | muth); *Maytown; | Wolgemuth); Manor; Dec. 18—E’town; *Conoy; Mt. Pleasant (Harry *Manheim; Refton. Dec: 25—Maytown (A. Shenk): *Cross Roads: Mastersonville (A. Shenk); Man. lor (Ferry Frey); Pequsa; *Newtown; *Refton. LANCASTER SERVICES EVERY { SUNDAY MORNING AND EVENING Sunday evening services, York Co.; Wolgemuth); | (Paul Schock); *E'town; *Mt. Roads (E. E. Wolge- Mastersonville (I. Pequea; *Refton. York Co.; Emenheiser): *Stars denote () Denotes Saturday evening previous. | "Councils—Lancaster Feb. 2; “Pequea | May 5, evening; Manor Aug. 6; Refton I Nov. 17, evening; Cross Roads Feb. 3; Aug. 27; Mt. Pleasant Jan. 7; | Mastersonville Mar. 25: Mt. Pleasant | Aug. 4; Manheim Ort. 8, afternoon. § P. S.C. Avproved Trolley Merger (From page 1) ersham, chairman; Ira H. Bair, secre- wy; Howard J. Eshleman, B. Frank Snavely and John K. Herr. With the merger approved members of this committee become trustees for the stockholders of the eleven leased lines and the Conestoga Traction Company. The members met last night and announced they were the transit facilities of the county as soon as the proper authoriz- ation arrives from Harrisburg. The next step of the committee, one of the members declared, will be to ap- ply to the Public Service Commission for permission to stop using trollies and to replace them with busses. These petitions will be presented in- dividually for each of the county lin upon which the use of busses is being contemplated in order that any opposi- tion which might develop in some in- stances can be met without interfering with changes in other instances. The company formed of the merger of the Conestoga Traction Company and the leased lines is known as the Conestoga Transportation Com- pany. city and ncw tii subscribe for The Bulletin New. | ‘as Sipling): | the voting | prepared to take over the operation of | Make Cows Pay Good dairy cows, well fed and cared for, will make money even un- der somewhat adverse market condi- tions, Test your cows this winter and get information on the working ability of each one. Then weed out the losers. lf ins Advice is given more freely than it is received. Classified Column FOR SALE--Christmas Trees at my residence on Columbia Avenue. Christ M. Heilig. dec.9-1t-pd FOR SALE—On and after December 15, 1 will have 500 Christmas Trees, as nice as they ‘grew, You will have your preference of white pine, jack pine, cedar, hemlock, etc. ED. REAM, Mt. Joy, Pa. dec®-1t FOR SALE—Pine and Get your Christmas Trees Smith, 252 Marietta St. cedar trees. now. Irvin dec.9-2t-pd. FOR SALE 1 Model 94, 32 Winches- ter Special Carbine; 1 22 Savage Sport- er Bolt action with canvas bag; 1 32 H. & R. 5 shot Revolver with holster all in Al reasonable. IL. B. Haz- lett, No. 119 E. Main St, Mt, Joy. WOOD FOR SALE—I have a lot of cord wood sawed stove length which I sell reasonable at all times. John W. Kreider, Telephone 442R12. Mt. Joy. nov. 25-4t USED RADIO BARGAINS I Atwater Kent Model 47 IRCA 1 Atwater Kent in Cabinet E. B. ROHRER nov.18-tf FOR RENT—Two Large Rooms on 'econd and third floors for storage purposes. Rent very reasonable. Sea Jno. E. Schroll, Mount Joy. oct29-tf NEW HOUSE CHEAP—I hav: + 6-room House along the trolley a ‘lerin that I want to sell befor: April 1st. Has ali conveniences an: v1il sell for only $3,650 for a quick ale. This is No. 871 in my list no. E. Schroll, Realtor, Mt. Joy CHEAP HOUSE AT FLORIN— dave a Double House along Main 3t., 5 and 6 rooms, one side has eat, both have water and electric, wo car garage. Rents show 10 er cent, investment, Price only 84,000. Jno. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy. FOR SALE—A Brick House with Slate Roof, 8 rooms, all convenien- ‘es, Poultry House 12x12, along ‘onerete highway, Florin. Apply te no. E. Schroll. Realtor, Mount Joy No. 416. janl4-t! RADIOS—New and Used Radios for sale. Repairs made on all types f Radios = Tubes tested free. T. F. VicElroy, Box 238, Florin, or phone Mt. Joy 214RS6. ang26-tf ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the annual election will be held at the First National Bank and Trust Com pany. Mount Joy, Pa. on Tuesday, January. 12th, 1932, between the hours of 9 A, M. and 6 P. M., for the election of thirteen directors. R FELLENBAUM, Cashier. dec? it ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the stock- holders of the First National Bank, Mt. Joy Theatre Under New Ownership THURS.; DEC. 10 “ARIZONA” with Laura La Plante, John Wayne, June Clyde An All 8Btar Cast Also Part Two DANGER ISLAND COMEDY Evening only, 7:00, 8:45 SAT., DEC. 12 “PUBLIC DEFENDER” with Richard Dix, Shirley Gray, Ruth Weston Added, Comedy— RAMBLING REPORTER MATINEE~—2:30 Children, 10c; Adults, 25¢ EVENING—7:00-9:00 Children, 20c; Adults, 35¢ S——— ts co i —————— COMING DANGEROUS AFFAIRS PHANTOM OF PARIS’ YOUNG AS YOU FEEL PARDON US QOOCOCOOQOOOOOOOOOQOOOOCO0 AUDITORIUM Theatre, Manheim Weekdays 7:15-9:00 Saturday 2:30, 6:00, 7:45, 9:30 WED. & THURS, 9-10th Charles Farrell & Madge Evans mn “HEARTBREAK” FRIDAY, ‘DEC. 11th Buck Jones in “BORDER LAW" VANISHING LEGION NO. 2 SATURDAY, DEC. 12th Richard Dix in “SECRET SERVICE" COMEDY and CARTOON MON. & TUES. 14-15th Will Rogers mn “AMBASSADOR BILL" of Landisville, Pa., for the purpose of nominating and electing directors Jor the ensuing year and the transac tion other business, will be held at the banking house on Tuesday, Jan ry 12th, 1932, between the hours of M. and 12 'M. J. N. SUMMY, "MON NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the nnual “slection will be held at the nion National Bank, Mount Joy, Pa n Tuesday, Janwary 12th, 1932, be tween the hours of 10 A. IM. and 2 P. M. for the election of thirteen direc tors. H, N. NISSLY, Cashier. dec2-4t SAVE TIME, ENERGY and MON- EY and at the same time please your friends by giving them a year's sub- seription to their local paper, favor ite magazine or farm journal. Cards willbe mailed at Christmas time notifying recipients of gifts and giver. Send all subscriptions MABEL E. GROSH, Hoover Magazine Agen cy, Elizabethtown or Phone 204R2. FOR SALE—A Newly Built Brick House, all conveniences, 7 rooms, Brick State Theatre The Show Place of Lancaster County COLUMBIA, PA. Wednesday & Thursday December 9-10 Lawrence Tibbett With Lupe Velez in “THE CUBAN LOVE SONG” FREE For The Ladies Every Thursday Night PYROLOID DRESSERWARE and Every Monday Night ONYXITE CHINAWARE Friday and Saturday December 11-12 O. Henry's Romantic Bad Man “THE CISCO KID” Garage, excellent location. Priced Right. Apply to J. ONLY §¢ J1 1 ask for 3g douse, with Double Garage. 1as modern heat, baths, light, | :te., and is nicely | { 3t., Mt. Joy. n T > Jno. 50 A Sch Mt. Joy, jan7-ti ROOM OR ee | STORE RENT— The spacious Store Room, formerly | on East Main | and | | the Bernhart Store, street. Excellent | location | modern store. Immediate possess on. Long term lease. E. Schroll, Joy. | ®AX LUMBER & STOVE WOOD Phone 41R2, For Sale OAK BUMBER of all kinds sawed to order. 8 STOVE WOOD sawed in 12 in lengths consists of oak and hickory | 54.50 per truck load or $7.50 per cord delivered. JACOB G. BAKER {Phone 1R2 lor call at the M Farm, 2 Il on the miles northeast of Mount Joy ~< RECONDITIONED USED CARS 4 CYLINDER CHRYSI 6 CYLINDER CHEVRO DAM 6 CYLINDER CHEVROLET COACH With Free Wheeling | P. FRANCK SCHOCK | Mount Joy E. Wolgemuth, | Donegal Springs Road, Mt. Joy. no.11-4 SIDE—That’s | Dandy Double | House | gas, | ocated on Delta | It's a good investment. | Apply to J. | Mount | jly23-tf | B.D. MANHEIM, PA. | David, Miller | With Warner Baxter and Ed- mund Lowe BECOME a depositing member gf this thrifty Building and Loan Plan. It's a soynd savings practice of greater yield than any other money 12 plan besides the many other splendid savi Mount Joy Building and Loan Association
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