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PAGE EIGHT
LANDISVILLE
The Young Women’s Bible Class
of the Church of God held their
first’ fall meeting at the home of
Mrs. John Greider of near town,
on Tuesday evening, September
17th.
The hostess Mrs. Greider read
the First Psalm for the scripture
lesson, and the class responded by
repeating the 23rd Psalm. Each
member responded to the roll call
by repeating a Bible verse. The
Secretary Mrs. Earle Donley read
the minutes, and a very favorable
treasurers report was given by
Mrs. Luther Gingrich. During the
business meeting the “Rainy Day
Bags” which contained a cent for
every day rained during the
summer was turned over to the
ireasurer, and che reported a nice
sum from the same. Mrs. Earle
Stauffer and Elizabeth Lane mem-
bers off the “look out” committee
for the Rally Day Service Sunday,
reported a number of homes vis-
ited. Final plans were made for
the sale of chicken corn soup
Thursday, September 19th.
Games were played and refresh-
ments served to the following
members: Mrs. A. P. Stover; Mrs.
Earle Donnley; Mrs. Luther Gin-
grich; Mrs. Paul Wertz; Mrs. Harry
Hornberger; Mrs. Howard Kline;
Mrs. John Trayer; Mrs. Ammon
Nolt; Mrs. Milton Moyer; Miss
Madeline Stanley and Mrs. Earle
Stauffer. The next meeting will |
be held the second Tuesday of
October at the home of Mrs.
Mourer.
The Young Women of the
Church of God Sunday School |
sold over one hundred quart of
chicken corn soup at their sale
Thursday, September, 19th. A nice
sum was realized from the .sale
which was held to raise money
for the special offering at the Rally
Day Service on Sunday.
Members of Miss Irene Heisey's
Sunday School class of the Church
of God Sunday School sponsored
a very interesting program atthe
Lancaster Jail, Sunday afternoon,
September 22nd.
The following program was ren-
dered: - a solo by Helen Greiner;
selections by quartette, Esther Mil-
ler, Dorothy Mease, Lorraine Grube
and Betty Baker; reading by the |
teacher Miss Irene Heisey Mr. |
Paul Baker, superintendent of the
S. S. was guest speaker. Those
who attended the meeting from
town were: Dr. and Mrs. A. P.
Stover; Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ginder
and son Donald; Mr. Paul Boker;
Miss Irene Heisey; Dorothy Mease
it
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Esther Miller, Helen Greiner, Heke jC
Sherer, Lorraine Grube; Mrs Dud-
ley Sipe, Betty Baker, Clayton
Bender, Jay Bender, Russel Rohrer,
Robert Baker, and Henry Greiner.
SALUNGA
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Miller enter-
tained at a duck dinner on Sunday |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eby, Mr. and |
Mrs. Amos Musser, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Musser.
Miss Annie Bender and niece
visited at Miner's Village on Sun-
day.
Emma Sweigart, of Elizabethtown,
visited Mrs. Levi Peifer on Sunday.
Mr. Harry Way, of Reading; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Brubaker and
daughter of Hershey, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Longen-
IRONVILLE
On Saturday afternoon a birth-
day party was held at the home
of Roy Fornoff for their son, Rob-
aged 4 years, the following
were present: Wilbur and Jean
Albright, Arlene, Pauline, Robert,
Russell Snyder; Gladys, Evelyn,
Marion Smith, Peggy Finkhiner,
Dolly and Johnie Snyder. Games
were played and refreshments
served.
On Saturday September 28th,
the West Hempfield Township Farm
Women’s Society No. 4 will hold
their monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. John Fox.
On Sunday, Andrew Mummaw»
Mrs. C. M. Kauffman and Mrs.
Cleveland Rettew, celebrated their
kirthdays with a dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland
Rettew at Akron, Pa, the following
were present: Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Mummaw; Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Kauffman and daughters, Lor-
aine and Jean; Mr. and Mrs. A.
Harvey Musser and son Andrew,
Wilbur Rettew, Benjamin Haver-
stick; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mummaw
and Gordon, Bertha, Frances, Car-
olyn, Guy, Jr., Drew, Alvin, Ray
Sarah, Mildred, Nancy and Eph-
raim Mummaw.
The official board of the Ironville
UB church held their final meeting
for the year on Monday evening,
with the following members pres-
ent, Rev. W. C. Blatt, Paul Metz-
ger, Luther Ulrich, John Fox»
Charles Gingrich, Jacob Kauffman,
Ephraim Bard, David Mummaw,
Norman Seigrist, Alvin and Earl
Albright. The board closed the
year with all accounts paid in full,
with an enrollment of 133 mem-
bers, three new members being
added on Sunday, the pastor and
Earl Albright, delegates will attend
the Annual Conference at Lan-
caster Covenent UB church this
week.
On Sunday the Ironville UB SS
will hold men’s day, when the
men will try to break the record
set by the girls several years ago
there will be several special num-
bers, and Prof Light, of Lebanon,
will deliver the main address.
The True Blue Class taught by
Loraine Kauffman held a corn
roast on Thursday evening at Twin
Oaks pool.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Staley,
Dennis, Samuel Kauffman and
Cathryn Lawrence, enjoyed a mo-
trip, thru the mountains in
umberland and Adams county,
and visited a number of relatives
and friends of Edward Staley at
Littlestown, Penna.
ert
tor
Three-Piece Suit
ecker.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Longenecker and |
family of Salunga, Rose Longeneck- |
er and Hubert Lesher, of : Middle- '
town, motored to York County and
Chickies Rock on Sunday.
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Cut Ditching Costs
Use of explosives often will re-
duce the cost of handling the soil in
open ditching for tile drain outlets.
This is particularly true where
stumps and roots obstruct the drain-
age line.
My¥ avoriteRecipes
Frances Lee Barton says:
OMEMADE candies are kind to
your pocketbook, and especi-
so when Christmas rolls
A heather mixture of navy blue
and tan alpaca tweed that looks
like a hand knit is used for the skirt
and jacket of this smart three-piece
suit. The ribbed blouse, belt and
pocket linings are navy blue. A
cowhide buckle also features this
ensemble,
Used Cars
1933 Chevrolet four-door Sedan
ally
around with its heavy
demands on the food
budget. These Molasses
Coconut Chews are
easy to make and inex- !
pensive. In fact, they
. are so easily made that
“you can turn this pleas-
ant holiday task over to the older
a preparations.
Coconut Chews
14 cup corn syrup; % cup mo-
asses; 14 tablespoon vinegar; 1
ablespoon butter; 1% cups moist,
sweetened coconut.
Combine syrup, molasses, vine-
gar, and butter. Place over low
flame and stir until mixture boils.
Continue boiling until a small
amcurt of syrup becomes brittle in
cold water (240° F,). Remove from
fire; add coconut. Drop from two
forks on greased surface. Makes
28 chews.
1834 Chevrolet Master Coach
1984 Plymouth Tudor Sedan
{ 1933 Auburn DeLuxe Sedan
1933 and 32 Chevrolet Coaches
31 Studebaker Commander 8 Sedan
1930 Dodge Light Six Sedan
&
Henry. Tort
Phone 7 In,
126 E. King St.
LANCASTER, PA.
I BUY USED CARS
sep.25-1t
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA,
‘Weddings In
Our Locality
GIBBLE—HOLLINGER
Miss Mary Gibble, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Gibble, of
Elizabethtown, R. D. 2, became the
bride of Allen Hollinger, son of
Clayton S. Hollinger, of Elizabeth-
town, Saturday evening at the
home of the bride with Rev. John
Zug, pastor of the Palmyra Church
of the Brethren officiating.
LONGENECKER—HOUSE
A pretty home wedding was sol-
emnized at half after midnight Sun-
day morning, when Miss Anna Mae
Longenecker, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Longenecker, became the
bride of Ray House, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. House, in the home of the
bride's parents at 230 College street,
Findlay, O. The single ring cere-
mony was read by Rev. Tennyson
Guyer.
Mr. and Mrs. House will reside in
a newly furnished apartment at 320}
College street. The bride is a gradu-
ate of Findlay College Commercial
Department in the class of 1927, and
has been employed for the past five
months as cashier and bookkeeper
of the Elks’ Grill. Previous to this
she was employed as bookkeeper at
Kirk's mill for seven years.
The bride is well known here, the
family formerly residing at the pres-
ent Sprecher home between here
and Florin.
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Napoleon Bonaparte’s Tomb
The burial place of Napoleon is
under the dome of the Hotel des
Invalides in Paris. It has the form
of a circular crypt 20 feet deep and
36 feet in diameter, open at the
top. The tomb was designed by
Visconti, and on the walls are 10
marble reliefs by Simart. The sar-
cophagus is 13 feet long, 61% feet
wide, 14% feet high, cut from a
single block of red porphyry, G67
tons in weight, surrounded by 12
“Victories” by Pradier. The in-
scription above the entrance to the
crypt is taken from Napoleon's
will: “I desire that my ashes shall
rest on the banks of the Seine, in
the midst of the French people that
I have loved so well,”
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Turn useless articles about your
home into cash. Advertise them in
our classified column.
M.K. Enterline
RHEEMS, PA.
MODEL A FORD R'DSTER
1931 PONTIAC COUPE
1934 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR
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Our Heartiest
Congratulations
September 26
Jerry Kendig, E. Main St.
Mrs. Jacob Schroll,
Jean Loewen, W. Donegal St.
Lloyd Kline, Donegal Springs
Road.
Betty Davis, E. Main St.
George B. Zeller, E. Main St.
Charles Mateer, Mt. Joy St.
Howard Gibble
September 27
Billy Shatz, N. Barbara St.
Miss Naomi Wolgemuth, Man-
heim Street.
Martin Newcomer, of town.
C. Musser Stauffer, East Main
Street.
Mrs. Hiram Strickler,
der’s Mill.
Mrs. Frank Stark, Marietta St.
September 28
Louella Witmer, New Haven St.
Henry Erb, of Erisman’s Church.
Dr. D. C. Stoner, E. Main St.
September 30
Calvin Kramer,
of Ben-
Mrs.
gal St.
on Done-
October 1
Harry B. Heistand of Landis-
ville.
Clayton Newcomer.
October 2
Marian Ney.
October 3
Frank Snyder, of Fairview church
Wm. Mateer.
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Vexed wo Cry
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, national
‘head of the A. A. U., announced
'that he would vote against Amer-
ica’s participation in the Olympic
games of 1936 to be held in Berlin,
if reports of religious persecution
are substantiated,
Upholstering Special
Recover 3-piece Suite $25 up. Re-
cover Couch $9 up. Special price on
all reupholstering.
Marriage Licenses
Samuel J. Bailey, Florin, and
Dorothy A. Smith, Elizabethtown. | |
Allen B. Hollinger, Hershey R.|
D. 2, and Mary G. Cibble, Mount!
Joy twp. |
‘Elmer A. Longenecker
107 S. Main Street
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At Paradise
(From page one)
names be learned at an early date.
Elects New Superintendent.
Miss Alice Norton, Lancaster,
was elected
children’s division in this
county, succeeding Miss Mary C.
Wallace, who served in that ca-
pacity many years.
Delegates to State Convention
The State Sunday School Asso-
ciation convention will be held at
Lewistown, Oct. 9, 10 and 11. It
is desired to have at least fifty
delegates go from this county.
Among them will be Dr. H K.
Ober, Miss Mary E. Swope, Miss
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FARM RADID
Zenith has effected a special
arrangement with the manufac-
turers of the Wincharger, 86 that
every owner of a Zenith
can reduce his operating power cost
to 50 cents a year for 10 hours radio
enjoyment every day. This means
no more dry A, B or C batteries to
buy. No more dead Frog: bat-
teries to take out and recharge.
Zenith Farm Radio, Mgdel No.
6-V-27, illustrated above, is 6-tube
receiver—tunes American stations,
police calls, amateur, aviation con-
versations, ships at sea and Foreign
Stations. Has Black Magnavision
dial employing Split-Se cond Tun-
ing that enables logging and relo-
caling foreign stations accurately.
Operates from a 6-
volt storage battery
—1Ikept charged by
the Wincharger—
Zenith Frepower.
Lester E. Roberts
Telephone 22
25 E. Main St. MT. Joy, PA.
superintendent of the |
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1935
sear
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Alice Norton jand Rev. Paul Ssh-
eirer.
The County Association pledged
200 to the State Association for the
ensuing year.
When in need of Printing. (any-
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
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