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n 1 Joy R. D. 1, and her grandmother,
M OF T Li AQ I’ VY vos. Elizabeth Von Stetten, Col-
nbia.
vices were held Wed-
Private ser
Reco red For nesday t the home with further
rvices mn the Ironville U. B
P 1 WW ek hurch. Interment in the adjoin-
AST VV eeK |: cee.
From page 1) { MRS. HUGH McGARVEY
She 1 ed 1 M M Anna Elizabeth McGarvey,
Lillian Meyncke 1 phew rt ight, wife of Hugh McGar-
Carl Meyr bot M ) vey, of Green Tree, Mount Joy
Service were held M wat |] D. 2, died late Friday after-
home. She was a
the late Charles and
formerly of Milton.
husband, she is
following brothers
Nanna, wife, of Nor-
N. J; Geo.
jomery, Pa.; Mrs. Carrey
w York city, and John

City after a lingering illness. She| Services were held at 2 p. m.
leave y husband Mr. George{Monday at the Sheetz funeral
Cornell. her mother, and sister |home. Interment in the Florin
Mrs. Marvin H 1. M | cemeter
elt 1 I | eee
Joy, v { APPRECIATION
ime sinc 1 i 4 manager of the new
= oe ture store, at 256 South
JOHN N. MUMMA | M ket street, FElizabethtown,
John N. M: ) ixtv-six. « to express his avpreciation
Landi lied 1:45 3 ) esc r one who visited
urday a > 1 1¢ of their store-
ttack. h was beautifully

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA.
rm pra
em nd
Alfairs At) oi ein
| For New Pastor
Florin For re eon
Brethren Church, on Tuesday ev-
Th eo We £ k | ening, for Rev. and Mrs. E.
| Ranck and family who took up
(From page 1) | residence here last Friday.
. |
Miss Brooks had two years experi- |
ence at Harrisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Good en- ticipated in a most interesting
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Good, | Program, as follows: Denotions,
near Manheim: Mr. and Mrs, Earl | Rev. John Brubaker, Florin; Piano
Duet, Mrs. Robert Hostetter and
Miss Winifred Latchford; Selection
by mixed quartet, Mrs. Robert
| Hostetter, Mrs. Warren Bentzel,
Eyer and children Jane, John and |
Laverne, of Elizabethtown, and Mr.
and Mrs, Clarence Lehman of Man-
heim.
Mr. and: Mrs Hiram Wolge- | Mrs. Curtis Reisch, Mr. Warren
Bentzel; Reading, Mr. Arthur
Sprecher; Flute solo, Miss Mary
Billows; Accordion solo, Vera Eby;
| Welcome address, Rev. Koder, Vice-
president of Ministerial Associa-
tion; Response, Rev. Ranck; Selec-
tion by mixed quartette; Refresh-
muth celebrated their golden
Wedding anniversary on Sunday.
A complete item may be found on
another page of this issue.
The Florin Hotel is undergoing
exterior repairs. The side porch
was torn away and a coat of paint | :
will beautify the building, to- | ments and social gathering.
gether with other repairs.
Bud Farmer, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Henry Farmer, was bruised |
and cut about the head and legs,
on Tuesday evening about 7:30
| QI ee
P. M. when riding a bicycle. A C | h d
car driven by Samuel Slick and | e e r a t e
the bicycle collided at the U.B.
Ee
.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mackey of ‘Wedding An.
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here Sun-
eveland hio, arriv ere 1 Crim vate 1
i Church corner. | Their Golden
day to spend a week with Mr, and
Mrs. H. G. Walters.

| lives. They are enjoying good
making their home with the formers
mother, Mrs. Lillie Greider.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Stauffer and

\ embe { Zi many floweral bou-
n chi 1 T t which time hund-
retired several vear : {reds of visitors viewed the furni-
One V B. 1 | 1d rdel door prizes.
home A The e of the grand open-
Harrv B: r. Lancaster. and two 122 Was received far above expec-
We he 1 Mumma. Mount |tations, Mr. Levy stated. i
Joy, and Amos Mumma, Mount | = Rees |
ir LANDISVILLE
The funeral was held at 2p.m.|
Tuesday at the late home at Lan-| —
dis with. informe in: tha} Hallowe'en Party
oi Men : | The Young Women’s Bible Class
ah = [of the Church of God Sunday
MRS. WALTER FUHRMAN |
Mrs. Anna May Fuhrman, wife | I
0. of Ironvilk [ton Mowrer’s near Marietta, on,
( G |T
of | The barn was beautifully deco- | Greiner.
i 1 d for the occasion, with corn
cks, and pumpkins and other
; li llowe'en decorations.

and friends of
Ss were won by Mrs. J. K.
for the most beautiful cos-
presenting a Spanish girl;
Elwood Cramer; for the
ostume,

presenting an
funniest, Mrs. Miltpn

t
5 were played and were in
Irs. Earle Stauffer. Those
were: Rev. and Mrs. Ray-|

daihl, Dr. and Mrs. A. P. |
John Broks, Mrs. Lloyd | ¢
|

M
Ir. and Mrs. Lloyd |
s. Elwood Cra- |
id Mrs. Amron Nolt, and |

Trayer, Mrs. Harry Hon-
x se Hess, Mrs. Paul
Bender, Mrs. |

S
's. Benj. Bruba-

| Miss Madeline Stan- |52Ve 2 short talk, on “Workers To- | Jacob E. Wolgemuth, Mr. and
Li 1 and Mrs. Milton Mowrer gether with God. Mrs. Joseph E. Wolgemuth, Mrs
Pe 4 tron. i Rally Day Service Katie Engle and Mrs. Katie Het-
4 3 | Class Meeting Sunday the annual Rally Day | rick.
Bp 3 | The Women’s Bible class of the | Service will be observed in the After partaking of a dinner pre-
Px of God, held their monthly | Sunday School, of the Church of | pared and served by Eli B. Hos-
: be: the h of Mrs. Wallace | God, and the guest speaker will be | tetter, Mount Joy, in his dining
Sg { Tuesday evening. Prof. A. A. Hackman, supervising | room, they returned to Florin.
After a shert program, reports of | principle of the East Hempfield! Following a period of social
Eg i | itties were read. ! Township high schools. Mr. Paul | conversation, a short program suit-
A rangsgme | Ref: served to the | Baker, superintendent, of the church | able for the occasion in charge
\ 2 i gm [following members: Mrs. A. B.|school requested that each one try | of Irvin M. Wolgemuth was pre-
Met 1 -Ta Hershey. Mr Clarence Swisher, | and bring at least one new member | sented. It consisted of songs by
Sr 0 ©5E ad dl ad Wat [1 Mrs. Robert | or visitor. | all present and recitations by sev-
I russe Kreider, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman returned |eral of the grand children. After
TO SCME LUCKY PERSON ON |A H William Mease, | home from Providence, R. I, after a which Rev. Abram Z. Hess made a
I Cleo r, Mrs. Harry | visit with their son. few remarks, exhorting all to live
SAT iD A VY sreiner, Mrs. J. Harry Summy,| The P. T. A. will meet tonight in | consistent christian lives, and then
a PSE nly 5 M John K. Baker, Mrs. Charles | the Grade School Building. Mr. { concluded with prayer.

Miss Edith
son Jimmie, were dinner guests of
caster R. D. No. 5 on Sunday, when |living and were present at the
a birthday dinner was held in honor celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Wolge-
School, held its annual Hallowe'en | of Mr. Greiner's recent birthday. | muth are humbly grateful to God
Party on the premises at Mrs. Mil- | Other guests included Mr. and Mrs.
A. Stauffer and son Earle of East
1esday evening. Petersburg and Jimmie and Joseph
Ohio, who is Field Secretary of the
ere served to a- | Churches of God, and who spoke at
the morning and evening service of '
the church as well as at the Sun- |
day School session.
various Churches of the East Pa.
Eldership, and telling of the finan-
cial need of the college to meet the
due to the ruin caused by the fire |
| year. He stated that at present with |
inishing and repairing it will be the
iter Flo, Mr. and |,
r. and Mrs. in the state of Ohio.
and Mrs. Lath. | Christian Endeavor Scciety, attend- | Martin and children Verna May,
and Mrs. Paul joe the Convention held at New | Carl, LeRoy and Pauline Behney,
1d Mrs. Dudley Sipe, | Holland Saurday. Mr. Samuel Ben- | Mr. and Mrs. J. Musser Wolge-
der, had charge of the registrations.| muth, Rev. and Mrs. Abram Z.
In | meeting of the Young Peoples So-
Elfgabeth Lane. Miss ciety, and the Pastor Rev. Daihl, | Mys. David Ginder, Mr. and Mrs.
wgherty, Mrs. | Melvin Huber, blind soloist of
Heistand, | Neffsville will be present.
are blessed with a family of el-

even children and twenty-one
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Greiner, Lan- {grand children, all of whom are
for his goodness to them.
A number of gifts were presented
to them by relatives and friends.
They appreciate these together with
Rev. and Mrs. Daihl entertained
Rev. J. L. Updegraph, of Findley,
the good wishes of neighbors and
others.

Those present were: Mr. and
| Mrs. Hiram E. Wolgemuth, Michael
M. Wolgemuth, Mr. and Mrs.
Christian M. Wolgemuth and child-
ren Erma, Arthur, Ivan and Grace
Rev. Updegraph, is visiting the Sload, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M.
| Wolgemuth, and children D. Jay
and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin M.
Wolgemuth, and children, Lester,
recon} repairment | pi Alma, Anna Martha, Ethel
o the College, that was a necessity, and Tol. Mr. Hiram M. Wolge-
muth, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Eli M.
Wolgemuth, and children, Roy and
: | Marian, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.
he college nearly completed in re- Wolgemuth, and children, Wilbur,
Joseph Jr., Robert, Martha, and
Kathryn, Mr. Abner M. Wolge-
muth and Fiancee Miss Orpha
Attended Convention Geib, Mrs. Martha C. Wolge-
A number of young people of the | muth, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Z.

xpences of the
n which they had in May of this |
10st up to date accredited College
On Sunday evening Miss Ethel | fess and daughter Mary, Mr. and
taley, had charge of the Endeavor | Mrs, Aaron H. Heisey, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac T. Ginder, Mr. and

Advertise in The Bulletin.

ANNOUNCEMENT
Miss Mary Brooks
Of Florin
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE HER NEW LOCATION i
AT THE |
Mrs. Helen Snyder Beauty Salon
226 E. Main Street, Mdunt Joy
AFTER A TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE AS A
BEAUTY OPERATOR AT
HARRISBURG
A share of your patronage will be appreciated

a

EE | “The November meeting will be
All persons eczlling at our|hcld at the home of Mrs. Elias
store during the Farm Show Kreider
inl : 3 | Well Baby Clinic
~ill receive 2 number |
Will recewve a numaer. I pe regular monthly meeting of
ol Baby CHinie uw Yak
The holder of this number ye | Baby Clinic, was held af
. Ey . | Hail on Tuesday af-
will receive case free of cost. With Miss Martha Cobbler,
: z I sional charge and Mrs.
' 1 Rudy assisting. Miss Ruth
STOP IN I aly =
And look over our full line of | Personils
cr | Mr. Warren Farmer, returned
| cron Tour. jehirmed
FOR FALL siness trip to Texas, and other
i t f the past three weeks. Mr
— r Breneman, accompanied Mr
Farmer on the trip
Mr. and Earle Ginder and |
S emnan n Donald, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Bolton, of near Millers-
burg, Pa., on Sunday. |
FOS. Mr. and Mrs. John Greider and |
ons Billy and Donald, moved to |
Mount Joy, - = « Pa.'Landisville Wednesday and are
Oldsmobile
A welcoming reception was held
in the basement of the United
Reduced
advance retail orders, together with
About two hundred five people
| attended, a number of whom par-
indications of a general improve-
ment in business, brought about
a decision to increase production
by placing the Oldsmobile factory
on a double shift next week, ac-
cording to general manager C. L.
McCuen.
ponsible also for a revision in the
1939 Oldsmobile prices, announced
today, to levels even lower than
had originally been planned.
is to make a definite bid for
business in the low price field were
confirmed today by the announce-
ment that the advertised delivered
prices on the 1939 Oldsmobiles will
We join the members of the |gtart at $777. The new cars, group-
congregation and the remaining
townspeople in bidding the Ranck
| family welcome to our community.
ed in three series—two sixes and
an eight—will be shown to the
public later this month.
cylinder Series Sixty, shows are-
duction of from $96 to $106; the
larger six cylinder Series Seventy
from $33 to $43 and the eight
cylinder Series from $64 to $69,
together with reductions from prices
of the 1938 six and eight. In all
cases the advertised delivered
price at Lansing, Mich, is quoted,
lived in this community all their
state or local taxes, if any, need
| health, and have had very little [be added at the point of delivery.
serious illness in their family. They
o'clock P. M. in connection with |
Reformation Sunday, a musical
| program will be rendered by the
choir and guests of Trinity Luth-
eran church.
Advertise in The Bulletin.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th,

Prices Are

An unprecedented volume of
The brighter outlook was res-
Recent reports that Oldsmobile
The new prices for the 1939 six
which only transportation and
On Sunday, October 30, at four

DG ee

SWMON P. NISSLEY
MARY“G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

SHOT GUN
SHELLS—12 ga. chilled shot.
LICENSE TAG HOLDERS—
East Main Street

Mount Joy, Pa.

The Season Opens Soon
ARE YOU ALL READY?
Will you be out with the first streaks of dawn—ready to bag a ringneck or a rabbit—or
will you be home trying to get all of your paraphernalia together?
and let one of our men help you complete your outfit.
WINCHESTER $8.65
Come to Newcomer's
FAST and ACCURATE!
HARD-HITTING!
12, 16 or 410 Gauge
OTHER SHOT GUNS AS LOW AS $6.95
HI-POWER RIFLE 32 cal. famous HUNTING COAT — Heavy duck, all-
Winchester lever action, 7 shot repeater around blood proof game pocket, made
$27.95 by Red Head................. $4.48
22-CAL. RIFLES—Stevens and Win- BREECHES— Waterproof army duck
chester. .............; 84.28 and up well reinforced... ... cee 82.48

CAPS, Waterproof duck, warm
65¢ and up 1938 ear flaps.................59¢
LICENSE
= : FILLED OUT
The convenient kind. ... -29¢ | WHILE YOU
WAIT $2.00
H. 5S. NEWCOMER & SON, Inc.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
HUNTING KNIVES...... 5c
Famous CASE Knives,

CHEVROLET PRICES
GREATLY REDUCED
Come in Saturday
See this marvelous new Chevrolet for
1939 . . The highest qualify motor car
ever offered in the entire history of
low-cost motoring . . with all these sen-
sational new features making it the
outstanding car for all-round satis-
faction as well as the biggest buy in
motordom. SEE IT—DRIVE IT! BUY A
CHEVROLET AND BE SATISFIED.
Again More Quality
I' SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED PRICES

H. 5S. NEWCOMER & SON, Inc.

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EAST MAIN ST.
MT. JOY, PA.

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