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8 Stores Closed All Day Mcnday, Sept. 4th. These Prices Effective
Thursday, Fri and Saturday
Puritan Small
SMOKED
HAMS
23
BUY YOUR MEATS WITH
CONFIDENCE AT A & P 10-14 pounds
Kingan’'s or Armour “Star
PICNIC Smoked Ib ioe Cuts from Ist
RIBS OF
BEEF
25.
one price - none higher
Freshly Killed Stewing
Chicken ..; Ib 25
Large Juicy
Frankfurters [hb 23¢
SEA FOODS
Skinless
CoD FILLETS Ib 15¢
Fresh Sea
SCALLOPS
Halibut
STEAKS
Sliced Spiced
HAM
Va Ib 8
Sliced Pres. Sliced Boiled
i HAM| HAM
Ib. 12¢ 1 V4 1b 9el Valb13e
ANN PAGE SALAD
DRESSING
pint jar 15c quart jar 25
8 cz. jar gallon jug 99¢
1b i9¢c
Ib 25¢
PORCIES
10¢
Kieffer
PEARS 2
Webster's Sweet
Potatoes 3
18-02.
cans
No.
cans
23¢
Cut Rite
125 ft. Whitehouse
WAX PAPER roll 17¢ Evap. Milk 3 en 19¢
Paper
Quaker
NAPKINS CRACKLES
Ann Page Desserts Sunnyfield Wheat or
SPARKLE 3 pkgs 10¢ |RICE PUFFS pkg 5¢
New Low Prices
CRISCO or 3PRY Ib.can 17e
b.can 46¢
Recipe - Snowy White
MARSHMALLOWS 2 cellophane trays 25¢
For the Pause that Refreshes
COCA COLA 6 bottles plus deposit 252
Refreshing
HIRES ROOT BEER 6 bottles plus deposit 25¢
Yukon Club Pure Fruit
BEVERAGES
Apricots, Cherries,
BUFFET FRUITS
Woodbury Faeial
SQAP With the purchase of 3 cakes at regular price you
get a bottle of Woodbury Lotion for .... Jc
CIGARETTES 10 rkes. in carton (plus tax) $1.19
Lucky Strike, Camels, Raleigh, Chesterfield, Old Gold
KOOLS iii], $1.00
A & P Soft Twist
BREAD
large sli. loaf 8c
pkg Be pkg
3 big bottles plus deposit 25¢
Fruit Cocktail, Peaches, Pears
3 8-07. cans 25¢
B. C. Shredded
WHEAT 2 pkes. 19e
PRESERVING NEEDS
Quart
ne Parkes Mascn Jars do: é9¢
Pan Rolls °,."5¢ Pint
Ca Mason Jars doz. 59¢
Jare Parker Pound
WAX Ib cake 10e
Jar Caps doz. 19¢
Jar Rings 2 do:. 9¢
For Quick Results
CERTO bottle 25¢
GLASSES doz 35¢
A & P Fancy Cut Tub
BUTTER 215s 55¢
Sunnyfield Print
BUTTER 215s §9¢
CAKES
2 for Be
Cinnamen
Joughnuts
or Sugar
doz. 102
TERRE. a.
Oxydol or
RINSO
2 lge. pkgs. 37
Flakes or Granules
Chipso lg. pkg. 19g
Mammoth
8-0z.
bottle
ge.
pkgs.
100-1b.
bag
100-1b.
bag
Asparagus 2Xc
Ann Page Fresh
White Naptha £2¢
Laundry Soap
SOAP
B rs e Concentrated
6 19 Super Suds 2 37c
ily Conte eed nd Se a Dy Te Swain
Deily Egg
Scratch Feed =: 43c
Mash %:255¢%>$2.15Mash 5 ts $1.99
6 uv 25
NEW YELLOW ONIONS 4 ibs 10¢
BANANAS, Golden Ripe 4 Ibs 192
NEW GREEN CABBAGE 3 Ibs. 10e¢
SEEDLESS GRAPES Sweet California ib 6e
Rep ava. "Dwr 2a per in ail A & P Stores
arkets.
A & P Natural
DRESSING
P&G
Octagon 3 bars 1 0c
—DAILY FEEDS —
factory Results.
Daily Egg Laying Daily Growth Growing
ELBERTA FREESTONE
CELERY HEARTS bunch 5c
Fresh Prunes Sweet Eating Freestone doz. Je
CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE large head 10e
and M,
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA.
{ FOR SALE—Truck and Poultry
farm of 37 Acres, loose gravel, some
{wood and meadow land, along the
| Back Run road. A road through the
{farm from Back Run to the Man-
{heim road, a hard road. 2% -story
Frame House, two-story Summer
House, Wood Shed, Furnace
house, with pump, Bank Barn,
{Hog and Corn barn combined, No.
11 Chicken house 100 ft.,, No. 2
{ Chicken house 30 ft.; apples, pea-
| ches plums, apricots, grapes, etc.
| Stream through the farm, never
| failing spring in yard. Can water
i acre with hose. Good reason to
| sell, price right. Isaac B. Brene-
| an, Manheim, Route 2. aug. 10-tf
Se.
1
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Ellen C. Henry, late of
{ Mount Joy, Pa. deceased.
Letters testamentary on said es-
| tate having been granted to the un-
| ders signed, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make imme-
| diate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned re-
siding at Mount Joy, Pa.
MAURICE GROFF
Executor
Attorney 8- 24-6t
William C. Rehm,
EXECU TOR’ S NOTICE
Estate of Jacob FE. Brubaker, late
of East Donegal Twp., deceased.
Letters
tate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
there are requested to make imme-
diatel payiment, and those having |
claims or ddmands against the same
will present them without delay for
settlement
| siding in
i JACOB E. BRUBAKER. Jr.
HENRY E. BRUBAKER
|
|
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Mount Joy. Pa.
DANIEL E. BRUBAKER
Executors
8-31- 6t !
Isaac R. Herr, Atty.
EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE
Estate of Elizabeth L. Kraybill |
late of Mount Joy Borough, deceas-'
ed. Letters testamentary on said
estate have been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebte d'
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands the same, will
present them without
settlement to the undersigned,
siding at Mount Joy, Pa.
First National Bank and Trust
Co. of Mount Joy, Executor
Bernard J. Myers, Attorney.
rom
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Benjamin E. Brubaker
late of East Donegal Twp. Deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted to the under-
signed, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate |
payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same will
present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned: Ellen
M. Brubaker, Florin, Pa.; John E.
Brubaker, Manheim R. D. No. 1 Pa,
and John H. Gantz, Mount Joy, R.
D. No. 2, Executors:
Isaac R. Herr, Attorney July 27-6t
Court Proclamation
WHEREAS, the Hon. B. C. Atlee,
President, and Hon. O. S. Schaeffer,
Associate Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas in and for the Coun-
ty of Lancaster and Assistant Just-
ices of the Court of Oyer and Term- |
mer, and General Jail Delivery and
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and
for the County of Lancaster, have
issued their Precept, to me directed,
requiring me, among other things, to
make Public Proclamation through-
out my bailiwick, that a Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery, also a Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery, will commence in the
Court Fouse, in the City of Lancas-
ter, in the Commonwealth of Penn-
svlvania.
One Week Commencing,
Sept. 11, 1939
in pursuance of which precept pub-
lic notice is hereby given to the
Mayor and Alderman of the City of
Lancaster, in said county, and all
the Justices of the Peace, the Coro-
ner and Constables of the said City
and County of Lancaster, that they
be then and there in their own prop-
er persons with their rolls, records
and examinations, and inquisitions,
and their other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices
appertain, in their behalf to he done;
and also those who will presecute
against the prisoners who are, or
then shall be, in the jail of the said
county of Lancaster, are to be then
and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
TOM SHIRK, Sherif!
Mond:y,
SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
testamentary on said es- |
to the undersigned re- |
delay for!
Card Basket
and Mrs.
daughter,
Reubzn Feilenbaum
Sara,
and Friday
York.
Mrs.
Robert,
Mr.
spend
Watkins
and will
Thursday
Glen, New
Mr. and
and son,
N.. J,
Miss
Mr.
caster,
her
Mrs.
ter.
Mr.
and
were S:
Darrenkamp residence.
at
at
Harmon
City,
{arold
Atlantic
in town.
of
of
visiting relatives
Rohrer,
Enos Rohrer,
of town,
are
Goria daughter
Mrs.
formerly
and of Lan-
1s making
grandinother,
for the
with her
Detweiler,
hom
W. B. win
and Mrs. David M. Powell
Randall
visitros
Ickesburg
A
s50n,
of
at the H
Their
son,
iturday
Clifford, who has been spending
the summer here, returned home
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Fuller, of
Lancaster and Mrs. H. A. Darren-
kamp and daughter, Jean Elizabeth,
of town, motored to Ickesburg
Sunday where ‘they
Mrs. John Fuller.
Mr. Mrs, Clyde
are VG the week at Ocean City.
Margaret Rahm, Helen Dellinger,
Christine Weidman, and Mrs. Sophie
{ Watson Mr. Benjamin Del-
linger Princeton, N. J. Sat.
Mr. and Mrs. Fd. Brown spent
the past week at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoner
daughter Miriam from Findlay, Ohio
|are visiting with the formers sister
Ka ithryn Felker and daughter Ethel
on Frank Street.
{ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Romberger
of Harrisburg spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Hornafius North
Barbara St.
on
visited Mr.
and
and Eshleman
\
vicited
at on
and
Irene Smeltzer, returned to her
(home at Portage on Friday.
tl Qe
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STARTS
AT 9:00 A. M.
local | the first grade, of which there wil
the be one instead of two as in the pas
of the
morning,
With
schools,
the
Tuesday
largest freshman class in the
of
cighty-nine
opening
history |f.-w years.
the high school, numbering
1
to date, is exp:cted to the high school include the equip
enroll. Forly-sin unis will enter ment of the art room with table
Standard Time). {2 n, W
enter Ursinus college and his sis
Improvements over the summer in |
Tuesday, September 5th, 1939
1 and blackboards, and new black-
t boards in the Industrial Arts and
homemaking rooms.
A number of parents registered
~ their children for the dental clinic
s the 8: of the ©.
LOCAL GRADUATES
Religious TO ENTER COLLEGE Aehded
. Nine members of the 1939 gradu- .
News In This ating class of the local high school Allensville
will enter college this fall, they are:
°
Miss Izella Brown, daughter of f
Community Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, South Con erence
Market stre:t, will matriculate at| The following Mennonites from |
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE | Penn Hall, Chambersburg. this boro and vicinity attended the
CHURCHES IN MT. JOY AND | Betty Ann Newcomer, | International Conference held at
THE ENTIRE SURROUNDING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | Allensville, Mifflin county last
COMMUNITY. Newcomer, South Market street, |week:
will enter the freshman class at| Rey. and Mrs. Martin Metzler,
Green Tree Pennsylvania State College. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brubaker,
8:30 A. M., Sunday School. Local graduates who have en- | Mr. and Mrs. Christ Brubaker,
es volled at Millersville State Teach- |Mr. and Mrs. Levi Musser, Mr. and
Rheems, Pa. r’s college arz: Miss Mary Louise | Mrs. Harvey Metzler, Mr. and Mrs.
9:00 A. M., Sunday School. Longenecker, daughter of Mr. and [Paul Metzler, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
10:00 A. M. Moming Worship. Mrs. John G. Longenecker, North |man Peiffer, Mr. and Mrs. Christ
i ) Barbara street; Miss Bernice Metz-~ Bucher, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Mt. Joy Mennonite Church {1:r, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James | Weidman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
8:30 Sunday School { Metzler, Columbia avenue; Miss Moyer, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
7:30 P. M. Young peoples meet- |Jeannctte Potter, daughter of Mr. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Lutz,
ing. |and Mrs. M. S. Potter, East Main Rev. and Mrs. Henry Garber and
| street; and William Workman, son "many others from the County
Donegal Presbyterion Church of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Workman, "giving their version as well pleased
Rv. C. B. Segetken, D.D., Pastor Marietta street. on progress made in uniting the
Church School, 9:00, (Eastern Rob rt Nissley, son of Mr. and Lancaster Conference wich com-
| . H. Roy Nissley, of Florin, will prises congregations in Lancaster,
Lebanon, Dauphin,
Chester, York,
»
SUNSHINE CLAS
| PICNICS AT COV
The Sunshine (ass of the Unitf
Brethren held it’s clay
meeting and jenic at the Coy
Tuesday afternon with six mer
bers and six asitors present.
The meetingWas in charge ofthe
president Esthr Weldon and o
with a song'Singing i in the
den.” The 2¢d Psalm was re]
by the classand the Lord’s
The minute were read by t
retary, Bety Miller, and they,
Reidlg: A reading “Jesus!
the Sick! was presented
Leedom /ollowed by a po “Ode
to Mother” by Esther Wildon, A
solo, “I am Determined” fwas sung
by Erniz Gainor. A busihess meet-
‘ing and games followed with de-
licioug refreshments served by Mrs.
John Eberle, the teacher.
These who enjoyed ‘he outing
were. Mrs. John Eberle, Doris Lee-
dom, Esther Weldon, Betty Miller,
Eva Reigle and Erma Gainor. The
guests were: Clarence Weldon, Janet
Gaul, Jackie Eberle, Mrs. Wm. Wel-
don and Mr. and’ Mrs. Witmer Eb-
erle,
The next meeting will be held at
the Home of Doris Leedomji in
‘Florin. v
LA en
WAGNER FAMILY
HOLDS REUNION
Mr. and © Mrs. Harry Wagner,
their sons and daughters and their
families, and a few friends, held
a reunion and doggie roast at the
Cove on Sunday.
Baseball, quoits and the always
important refreshments were great-
ly enjoyed by the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wagner and child-
ren, Donald, Carl, Harold and Eu-
gene; Mr. and Mrs. Christ Coover
and daughter, Betty of Philadelphia
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Garber ard
children, Billy and Joyce; Mr. and
Mrs. Clair Wagner and children,
Sonny and Jean; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Shatz and children, Harcld,
Jr., Dorothy, Richard, Peggy, Rob-
ert, John and Thomas; Mr. and
|
, “‘hurel ter, Miss Pauline Nissley who at- !Juniata and Snyder counties.
advance. Mt, Joy Methodist Church Tiss: Hise heute | blige ay ee eon | Mrs. James Schneider and children,
C. Lyle Thomas, Minister tended Millersville State Teacher s| Also the Franconia Conference | Shi 1 1 Jeans. Jacob ‘Shenk
108A. New Blds. House all conv.l will be no services in the | college last year, will transfer to district Bucks, Montgomery ‘and |SMIi€y an ean; , Jacob chen,
| st farms near Joy pele. v 8 Ho Se Mies iret | : : | Mahlon Snyder, Wallace Zerphgy.
| One of the best farms near Mt. Joy. church on September 3rd | Ursinus. 1 Lehigh counties to become fully my 4 Dolly
s oofs. Running water. | Chul Sept: ord. ; aia ; ames She 2 1 Fam
| Blds, She oot ha La 0 Yate o_o ane | Miss Jane Withers, daughter of cooperative with the General (In- James 1 a it oe XL hl
ust sell. DIZ Dt g Low | . . . a pr e 0 oril.
Box 85 AMK, Mt. Joy. First Presbyterian Church | and Mrs. Samuel Withers, East ternational) Conference on Bm mor and Aliens hanaler, 0
sept. 1-2t-pd. Rev. C. BE Segolken:D. DP stor | iain street, will matriculate at prob s, that the Internationa
FOR SALE_I T= pullets, 141 Church School, 9:30 | Elizabethtown college and Mis® Conf%®nce can be held in South DONpoAl SCHOOLS OPEN 3
Vv LI O15 : ye He : ” ; ic he ~{ The ast onega ‘ownshi
weeks old. Apply Amos K. Martin,| Evening Worship and Sermon at | Jeanette Hipple, daughter of Mr. Eastern Pennsylvania when th h a : Hak 1939 "
Mount Joy R. D. 1. Phone 12335. | 7.35 o'clock. and Mrs. Paul Hipple, Marietta Mennonites are more thickly set- | Se 0ols wi open t oir 2 Sep
| Aug. 31-1t-pd A trcet, will enter the training class tled. ston on morning, Sept. &
ti : : Sn — fat o'clock.
NOTICE—The annual election of Donegal Presbyterian Church at St. Joseph's hospital, Lancaster.{ Authentic records of church his- | i : or ’ J
Managers, Secretary and Treasurer,| Ray. . B. Segelken. D.D., Pastor ——- tery were given. The church itself | usses will run on the sm2
of the Mount Joy Ce ymetery Associ- Church Solos] 9:00 (Standard GOOD CHEZR CLASS HOLDS is over 400-years-old. The founder | routes as last year at approximately
Pion WAIl BNR BL ne Ys NOt ioe) | ANNUAL CORN ROAST Menno Simon, a Catholic Priest [nine A. M.
na Y an Ss ompany, 1 5 : ¢ — -- i
2 i 8 tr Tr 1 pi fr Ane. Wopehi ; Yves The Good Cheer class of the Uni- was associated with Martin Luther
Tuesday, September 12, 1939 from| Morning Worship and Sermon : : ; . ¢50 FONS TOMATOES
6:30 to 7:30 o'clock D. S. T. 10:00, (Standard Time) ted Brethren church held their an- in the battle of the Reformaton, |“® Db j
aug. 31-2 : a nual corn roast on Tuesday even-{the beginning of Protestant | That Lancaster is quite a ship-
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LOST: Female Beagle Dog, black Zion: Luthovan Church ing at the cove. Games were played churches. ping point for tomatoes in season
and white with brown ears, collar Landisville. Penna and prizes awarded. The treasurer TE ———— was evidenced Tuesday when 950
wi A. $ Longmmecien, Rev Willian L Zicecrtus Pastor | Punt and peanut scramble was en- | CLASS HOLDS jin or 61 carloads were kaded
thereon. ase notify J. . Mec- . 4g Te AEH 5, Ya {oh = Yeo Ors ERE or ere.
Cauley, Fine Phone Mt. Joy 172-{ Sunday, September 3rd. 1 yed by all. Those present were:| SPLASH PARTY ere ——————
J-3. Liberal Reward. aug. 31-1t| Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Elson Mrs, Warren Borgel, Mrs. Dewey] The Chserful Givers class of fhe Stimulat busi dver
> FOR SALE Desirabl rea nens tein Superintendent | Hornafius, Mrs. Paul Alexander,’ United Brethren Sunday School, timulate your business byadver=
home near Elizabethtown. All Morning Service, 10.00 A, M. | rs: Jay Sherk, Mrs. Paul Fry, Mrs. taught by Miss Alice Marie Nissly,| tSing in the Bulletin.
school and church.
Apply P.O. Box
aug. 31-4t |
veniences. Near
Will sell reasonable.
85 ECK, Mt. Joy
WANTED: Middle aged w
who prefers a good home fo] high}
wages. Apply after 5:30 P.
Saturday. Box 218. Florin, o
aug. Ban
Pears ar d|
ready now.
Phone, Mt. Joy
aug. 31-1t
FOR SALF— Seck 1
Summer Rambo ‘Apples,
Henry F. Garber,
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WANTED: 300 White Leghorn, 1|
yr. cld Hens, to use as Sora
Will pay above market price. C.
C. Greider, New Holland, R. 19
aug.
D.
31- It-
yg
FOR SALE: Gor d used brick. i
Apply Jacob B. Strickler, Phone Mt.
Joy 909- -R- 12. July 8-24- 2
PEACHES: We will have York
County Peaches our stand be-
at
tween Florin and Mount Joy. C.
Frank & Bro. Aug. 24- fl
CUSTOM Cider
Fairview Orch:
Snyder. Phone
S. |
Making Daily at |
Florin. Elmer|
Joy 2M-R-2. |
aug.25-tf
7
C
M+
Mi.
FOR SALE—Canning peaches for)
sale daily at Fairview Orchards,
Florin. Flmer Snyder. Phone Mt
Joy 214-R-2
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aug.25-2t
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FOR SAL F—New Harmnshire Red
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DR. J0S. D. FOX |
Economical Fye Service
28 N. GEO. ST. YORK, PA.
Open Daily 9 a. m.
Tues. and Thurs.
0 5:30 p. m.
tik 8 p. m.
Free Parking Rear
York Diner
PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD
Formerly Optical Ceo
_PHCNE YORK 45183
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thing) kindly remember the Bulletin i
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i coupons.
Pullets. Call or see Norman G
Myers, Mt. Jcy, R. D: 2. Pho:
E-town, $29- R- 14. aug.25- t
A, farm, 4 rolls s |
at Milton Crove. |
electric, produc-
John Ber- |
FOR SAL E
north of Mt.
} Good
tive soil.
rier, Mt. Joy,
Joy,
buildings,
Priced to cell.
R No. 2. |
Aug. 8-4t-pd. |
TOBACCO LATH FOR SALE
John Orth, Marietta, Pa.
Aug. 10-4t
WANTED - — Yo I roll
send 25 cents and get 8 Velvet
Waxed Prints and free enlargement
Our 21st year in business.
1 City Phcto Service, Box 53,
risbt urg, Pa. may-19-tf
FOR RENT—A 7 room
with bath, heat and light, at 104 W.;
| West Main St. Phone Mt. Joy 112
for apply Hassinger and Risser, Inc.
Jul y 27-tf
Glms.
dwelling
FOR RENT—4-roam apartment
with Ro Apply 152 New Haven!
St., . Joy. July 19-tf’
{ United Brethren Church, Florin, Pa.
Church of die Brethren
I mer, Mrs.
: Clinton Eby,
Pennell,
rT,
Mrs. John Reheard, Mrs.'
Florin Norman Heisey
8:30, A. M., Sunday School. fetter. Mis. Alvin: Bier
7:30 P. M.,, Evening Worship. : =
7:30 M., Wednesday evening
hi hone of Charl s Lehich walt, [ Mrs, Arthur Mumma, Mrs.
Sesyer Medlin s Margaret Harmon, Mrs.
Will, Mrs. Joseph Detwiler, Mrs.
Church of God Jose Dat er Yew 2078
Rev. G. F. Broske, Pastor om, FAL SY 1s.
Hawthorne, Mrs. John Musser, Mrs. !
Ezra Ranck, Mrs. Nelson Newcomer, :
Miss Ida Greenawalt,
Sc >r, Miss Alice Mame Nissly,
Sunday School at 9:30.
Morning Worship at 10:30
7:30 Evening Service.
Prayer Service Wednesday even- |yrics Ruth Derr, Miss Anna Barto,| LOCAL YOUNG LADY
ing 7:30 p. m. Miss Pearl Geltmacher, Miss Eliza- | PARTICIPATES AT PHILA,
beth Fby, Miss Mary Billow, Miss| The Mount Joy Rotary Club
Church of G ; Bt y
Le I Gel Patty Keppel, Miss Hilda Engle, Mr] sponsored Miss Betty Derr, local |
Rov Rec ad ? Fli Hostetter, local caterer was in tennis star, in the 22nd 3
tev. Raymond Daihl, Pastor charge of refreshments. Girls’ National Tennis Champion-
9:15 A M.
10:30 A. M.
chool
Church S
Morning Service
|
THE BENDERS MET
E. Societies 6:45 = :
E. Societies 0:43 P. M. The eight annual reunion of the
VENT e 7:30 P. M. Bender family was held at Long
— Fark on Saturday afternoon with
seventy-six members and friends
Rev. L \V. Funk, Pastor present.
9:30 A. M. Sunday School tl eee
10:30 A. M. Morning Worship TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY
7:15 P. M. Evening Worship. On Friday, Sept. 1st, Eshleman |
6:30 P. M. Intermediate Christian Brothers, local clothiers will cele-
Endeavor. brate their twentieth anniversary in
Prayer Meeting Thurs, 7:30 p.m. Lysiness,
! WS a
5t. Mark's United Brethren in Christ 26 ARE BAPTIZED
- Rev, Era H, Ranck, Pastor During the Beulah Heights Bible
< Sept her 3d Conference services at Elizaheth-
9:00 a town on Sunday twenty-six candi-
p 10:15 a.
m. : .
a dat's were immersed in the pool
{ov DP. Mm. 1 5
y 1 located in the grove.
ber 5th
f th: Women’s Tucsday ev:ning, the Missionary
ty with the Otter- Society will meet at the home of
1s guests. Special Mrs. George Brown at 7:30 P. M.,
red. with Mrs. Alice Snyder as leader.
We vy, Scpteml Wednesday ¢vening at 7:30, the
Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. Church Council will meet at the
Official Board meeting, 8:3¢ p. m. parsonage.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder. Pastor
Sunday, September 3rd.
School, 9:00 A.
Church Service, 1:15 A.
No Evening Services.
Salunga Methodist Church
C. Lyle Thomas, Minister
9:00 A. M., Church School
2. Evening Worship.
i . J. C. Nicholas, of Landisville,
iis oe guest speaker.
Sunday
M.
M.
Miss Maude !and Lorietta Wittle.
Nerman Sprecher, Mrs. Frank Ger- (held a splash party at Twin Oaks,
Mrs, Bruce Ironville, on Wednesday.
After the |
afternoon swim, a picnic lunch was|
Mis. Robert Hos- | served to the following: Miss Alice |
Mrs. Al-| Marie Nissly, Betty Jane Geibere]
bert Brandt, Mrs. Warren Greena- ling, Marian Neiss, Betty McKinney,
| Pauline Edwards, Vera Eby,
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