0, Xa’ THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA. 9, 4 ot 0 0 0 00% 0 004, Saabs he? % a) te $0 0 So te tb. 0 0 6 0 bo o¥ ie? Sot 0005, * Sood od 0 0, oP 05004 * O00 > ii Po? %% 9% 96505 & & 0, ae . peed 9 * "i oY ood MEN’S DEPARTMENT Palmolive, Colgates or Life Buoy Shaving Cream i. ives “ oie vik 27¢ J. J. Taleum..39¢ William's Shaving Cream with Aqua Velva. ..33c 1:Pint Vacuum Bottles... .,... +» ins 59¢ Hot Water Bottles, $1.00 value. MAUST FORMULA DEPARTMENT 35¢ 2 oz. Bottle of Vanilla, Orange or Lemon STATIONERY DEPARTMENT 35c HoHand Linen... sameness 27c 5c Monogram Paper 49c BRA na ad 19¢ $1.00 NIOMIZEIS: Th rev retry rene dB¢ Cascara Tablets 100. 29c¢ J. & J. 25c Band Aid. 8 19¢ $1.00 Beef, Wine and Iron........ he iene 79c J. & J. 35¢ 1 in. by 5 yds. Adhesive......... 50c Milk of 39¢ SODA UNTAIN A Coupon will be given with each Fountain on the 15th, entitling the holder to a Free Jumbo Chocolate Ice Cream Soda, redeemable during the We serve only The Famous Philadelphia Dolly Madi nt Joy Community Show. Ice Cream. ET GOODS DEPARTMENT Morning, Dew Cream 40c size, special. ...... 27¢ 2 Pkgs. tex with 1 Kleenex, special....... 59¢ $1.00 Coty¥erfume, special............... 89c 35¢ Tooth SHE ve ea 19¢ CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT Cameo Extra Fine Chocolates, 11b.......... 37c Fresh Supply of Bunte’s Daggetts Best PHOTO SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT Free Developing one week only on all films also $1.00 Cameras..... ttre enter 89c $4.50 Comoeras By... $3.75 tions No. 1, 10, 25, 50 and 100. OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Prescriptions prepared according to the Highest Apothecaries Art Visit our modern Open-View Prescription Laboratory We will give a $1.25 Hot Water Bottle free, with Prescrip+ MOTTO. If there is an item that you would like us to carry just tell us, and we will be glad to get it for you. “KIDDIES’’—A surprise awaits each of you. MAUST APOTHECARY MOUNT }JOY Seiden deed Seeded PURE DRUGS at reasonable prices, QUALITY FIRST OUR “GROWN UPS”—One for you also. PENNSYLVANIA 9 9 FREE DELIVERY—CALL 0 0% o%% odd <a doo A IX Sede 0% 003 0-03 0 ho? % Sede ‘a’ AS {a AS Seid a Seeded ZX Religious News In Our Churches NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE CHURCHES IN MOUNT JOY AND oe THE ENTIRE SURROUNDING & | COMMUNITY. $ 2 All the church news In this * column is published gratis and we * solicit the news of your church, Ask your pastor or someone to mail aor Tuesday afternoon. eae dr Donegal Presbyterian Church bring this news to this office every Mount Joy Mennontte Church 7:00 P, M. Young People’s Meeting. & Rev. C, B. Segelken, D. D., Pastor & | Church School 9:00 D, C. Witmer, oo superintendent. Kraybill’s Mennonite Church vice. Sunday Morning 8:00 A. M. Sunday School. o_o $e ogo Saturday 2 P, M, Preparatory Ser- 9:00 A. M, Communion Service. Reformed Mennonite Church bl Christian S. Nolt, pastor & There will be services in th: Re- 3 formed Mennonite church in Lan- ’* disville next Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. XX Presbyterian Church he? % KC) 9, Pode 9, oP 0% bo? Newcomer, superintendent. 10:30. 9, Salunga M. E. Church 0, Xa) ho’ Sunday, Oct. 23, 1932 9:30 A. M. Church School. Miss Alice Strickler, supt. 10:30 A. M. Divine worship sermon. 7:00 P. M. Epworth League. Come and worship with us. COR WK Rae * Soir St. Mark’s United Brethren in Ch 9. + J * Morning Worship 10:15. C. E. 6:30. Evening Worship 7:30. ) > J > 9 * ing at 8:45. Mid-week devotional service Wednesday evening at 7:30. 9 Xa) J 9 oo * Church of the Brethren bo 10 A. M. Church services Florin. will be speaker. ©eY Rp QP H. S. NEWCOMER MOUNT JOY, PA. See The Great American Value let & Oldsmobile Cars S and SERVICE 7 P. M. Church services Rheeims. Church of God Sunday, Oct. 23, 1932 Sunday School 9:30. Preaching 10:30 A. M. C.E 6479 M Preaching at 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday e ing 7:45. Holy communion and sermon first Sunday of each month at 1 Sunday School at 9:15. Morning prayer and sermon 1 on the Gospel of St. Mark. Choir rehearsal Wednesday e ing at 6:30. All who have no church home us. The Methodist Episcopal Churc Sunday, October 23, 1932 Garber, Superintendent. dren’s Sermon and Sermon. Theme: The Breaking Point, 7:30 P. M. Vespers. Special Harvest Home Program Service. Next Week Missionary Society. 0 &, 4% D0 o% oe 0% o (POG 000 0, 4, $0 oly oe? % 9, * de & * 2 Do? Oo 949 049 000,04, $s o jo Os oF * * 0 20% 9. Os 0% Me Local Mor tuary 3 cussion Class. * Record for a Week Friday, 8 P. M. Senior choir THE NEW PONTIAC! 3 9. 9 Loaded 00204 he HASSINGER & RI. PHONE 233 ELIZABETH TOWN, P EN, NA. Ne DE oral services were held at the Os 0% So tery. town as “Aunt Annie” 0 9 % 9, %° (From page one) day at 9:30 a. m. from the home, with | Methodist church. 2 further services at 10 a. m. at the Fairview Brethren in Christ church. : 3 Burial will be in the adjoining ceme- Church l { > Rev. J. C. Deitzler, Ph. D., Pastor Anna M. Wealand & Miss Anna M. Wealand, of Eliza- ji lues or 1932 $ bethtown, who would have attained | *¢ gf ! *¢* | her ninety-fifth birthday on Decem- kind. * seases Wednesday at-her home. Known to hundreds in Elizabeth-| Senior Society 6:30 P. M. Miss Wea- Evening Worship 7:15 P. M. land was a lifelong resident of the j Topic, Satan's Strategies Against borough and was the oldest native | Son. 3 inhabitant. At one time Elizabethtown’s = postmistress, TT for more than half a century con-|day at 7:30 P. M. | ducted a millinery business. ** town, and four nieces, of Harris- Tunnel cemetery, Elizabethown. oe TTP * Poo 20 0% 2% ® tod Joos eee deol pe ede deed | Subscribe for The Bulletin school. 7:30 Prayer service. 8:15 Sunday School Lesson hearsal. in the activities and services of Sunday Announcements: Bible School 9:30 A. M. ber 13, died of a complication of di- | Junior society at 5:15 P. M. Intermediate Society 5:45 P. M. wag | Weekly announcements: and Community Bible Study on Mon- eet eee x home on Saturday. Burial in Mount | with Mrs. Shoemaker’s parents, and Mrs, O. L. Mease. Mrs. Shank, nied | = mother of Mrs. Mease, accompa them and will reside here. Wednesday evening service 7: Everybody welcome at all times. Morning Worship at 10:30 A. Topic, Satan’s Strategies Against Man- Choir rehearsal Tuesday 7:30 P. o% | Surviving her are a nephew, Ed-|M. 3 gar Hoover, and a great-nephew, Prayer Services Thursday 7:30 P. | William Winters, both of Elizabeth- You are cordially invited. Rev. C. B, Segelken, D. D., Pastor Church School 9:30 o'clock H. S. Morning worship and sermon at 30. Rev. Herbert A. McKain, Pastor and rist Rev. O. L. Mease, S. T. D., Pastor Sunday Church School at 9:00. Quarterly. Conference Tuesday even- on of Sunday, October 23 + 8:30 Sunday School at Florin, Ne Rheems and West Green Tree. at 1:30 P. M. Children’s Meeting at Florin. Bro. M. A. Jacobs, of York at Rev. Paul G. Martin, A. B., Minister vens- N St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Rev’d. William S. J. Dumvill, Rector the 0:30 0:30 Evening Prayer 7:30. Subjected for . evening address. Plain talks ven- are invited to come and worship with h “The Church on the Square” Rev. W. Ridgway Petre, B. D., Pastor 9:30 A, M. Sunday School, Dr. E. W. 10:30 A. M. Morning Worship Chil- and Monday 7:30 P, M. Woman's Home Wednesday, Junior League, after Dis- re- | All are invited cordially to share the Florin United Brethren in Christ M. the M. Mr, and Mrs. Shoemaker and daugh- ter of Harrisburg, spent the week-end Dr. | known only to the ancient Egyptians, At Marietta Theatré On Wednesday and Thursday, Ben Lyon and Sally Eilers are co-starred in “Hat Check Girl,” a swift moving ro- mance of Manhattan, With the unique romance of a Park Avenue millionaire and a night club “Hat Check Girl” as its theme, the picture promises a good share of excitement and drama, The splendid supporting cast of Ginger Rod- gers, Monroe Oweley and Authur Pierson rate the production as one of the most entertaining pictures, Pedi- greed patrons of society's Blue Book held no secrets for the “Hat Check Girl.” On Friday and Saturday, including the special Saturday Matinee, Edmund Lowe is featured in “Chandu, the Ma- gician,” from the great radio mystery drama. Lowe masters the wizardy of the Yogi, performs feats of magic \ in trust for his credito to the un date hereof, to Sep 1932, or be forever deb ing in upon the fund, HENRY H. EBY, Isaac R, Herr, Zimmern.an, Myers & Kready, Attys, holds his persecutors at bay with his hypnotic eyes, escapes from being buried alive on the floor of the Nile and introduces new tactics in the art of lovemaking, Irene Ware plays op- posite Lowe in the romantic lead, with Bela Lugosi, Herbert Mundin and Henry B. Walthall, The sixth chapter of “Heroes of the West” is presented on this program, On Monday and Tuesday, “Una- shamed,” a story of a girl who is pitted against her own brother in a courtroom drama, comes to the Marietta. Helen Twelvetrees plays the part of the hero- ine whose indiscretions force her to face the choice of sacrificing her honor or dooming her brother to death at the hands of the executioner. Robert Young, who scored in a big way in “The Wet Parade” plays the brother, the rest of the splendid cast being composed of Lewis Stone, Jean Her- sholt, John Miljan, Monroe Oweley, Robert Warwick and Gertrude Mich- ael, “SPEAK EASILY” ' “CONGORILLA” ere. MRS. C. R. FREY NAMED FARM HEAD AT E'TOWN Mrs. C. R. Frey, of Elizabethtown, was elected president of the Society of Farm Women, No. 6, at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs, H. B. Keller. The other officers elected were: vice president, Mrs, John Groy; secretary, Mrs, Milton Eberly; corresponding sec- retary, Miss Lela Coble; treasurer, Mrs, H. H. Lehn. Miss Anna Forbes, of Lancaster, de- livered the first of a series of lectures on homemaking, on “the Living Room of the Home.” Those present were: M. B. Ginder, Mrs. J. K. Graman, Mrs. C. L. Greiner, Mrs, Elias Geib, Mrs. H. Martin Hof- fer, Mrs. Paul H. Brandt, Mrs. C. B. Risser, Mrs, R. B. Aldinger, Mrs. Earl Wolgemuth, Mrs. Emory Wolgemuth, Mrs, Milton Eberly, Mrs. Isaac P. Esh- leman, Mrs. John Groy, Mrs. S. B. Im- boden, Mrs, A. A. Coble, Mrs, C. R. 1 Frey, Mrs. Max A. Lauffer, Mrs. J. Monday & Tuesday R. Risser,’ Mrs; Pauline Lauffer, Mrs, Oct. 24th ahd 25th H. H. Lehn, Misses Ann Forbes, Mar- ion Greiner, Grace Wolgemuth, Orpha Edmund Geib, Lela Coble, Estella Coble and Richard Atlen Harold Greiner, in A The next meeting will be conducted “ ” at the home of Mrs. J. K. Garman, GUILTY ASHELL Elizabethtown R. D: 2 on Saturday af- ternoon, November 5, \MARIETTA\ ._ THEATRE (Formerly Acri’s Theatre) Ter MARIETTA, PA. THURS., OCT. 19th-20th BEN LYON “HAT\CHECK GIRL” . LADIES NOT ALLO TERRY—TUNE MOVIE ALBUM SPORT CHAMPION FRI. and SAT OCT. 21st--22nd SPECIAL SA DAY MATINEE VALUABLE PRIZES GIVEN AWAY EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT EDMUNDSYLOWE “CHANDU, THE MAGICIAN” HEROES OF THE WEST SHRIAL—CHAPTER NO. 6 School Days (Flip the Frog) Choo (Our Gang Comedy) MON. and TUES, ODL G TRe Show Place of Lancaster County COLUMBIA, PA. Wellnesday & Thursday t. 19th and 20th The), Year's Comedy Smash “BLESSED EVENT” From Sdpsation Broadway Stage Sgccess Featuring Lee Tkacy, Mary, Brian and\Dick Powell & Saturday Oct. 21%t and 22nd George Bancroft In his newest Paramount Picture “LADY and GENT” ue ALL CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS ADMITTED FREE EVERY TUESDAY NIG HELEN TWELVETREES LEWIS STONE “UNASHAMED?® CEST PARIS (BROADWAY BREVITY) ORGAW LOGUE MOVIETONEWS ZANZIBAR (MAGIC CARPET) LO MOOSE THEATRE ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. TWO\EVENING SHOWS 6:45 and 8:45 WEDNES. and THURS., OCT. 19th and 20th Marion Davie\and Robert Montgomery in “Blondie of the Follies” FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCT. 21st and 22nd Jackie Cooper with Conrad Nagel Lewis Stone and Lom, Wilson in “Divorce in the ‘Eamily” h & 25th 1 bm i MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCT. “GUILTY AS HEL with Victor McLaglen A —————
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