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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1930

Prizes For
The Best
Decorations
As an incentive to our town folk
the local Chamber of Commerce is
offering cash prizes to residents and
business men for the best and most
appropriately decorated private and
commercial dwelling and store.
The prizes are:
Best Decorated Home
First $10.00, Second $5.00, Third
$2.50.
Commercial Decorations
Three prizes same as above.
These decorations must be placed
and ready to judge by Saturday
Dec. 16th.
Judges will be from out of town.
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PROSPECTIVE BRIDES
FETED AT SHOWER
Mr. and Mrs. Elam B. Snyder of
Lititz R. 2. entertained at a shower
recently in honor of the approach-
ing marriages of Miss Grace Heisey
of Manheim No. 3. to Damond
Packard of Mt Joy No. 2. and‘ Miss
Arlene Heisey Manheim No. 3. to
Paul Wenger Quarryville,
Those present were the follow-
ing Misses Orpha Hosler, Orpha
Nissley, Vera Weidman, Vera Irvins,
Vera Rohrer, Ruth Hess, Iva Spick-
ler, Minerva Hess, Sylvia Wenger,
Fanny Summy, Ruth Wike, Edith
Rohrer, Arlene Shenk, Arlene
Shelly, Jane Ackerman, Verna
Stauffer, Anna Shelly, Mary Shelly,
Naomi Shelly, Florence Geib, Anna
Becker, Anna Mae Emenheiser,
Grace Bernhart, Irene Haldeman,
Grace Heistand, f Stella: Gantz,
Martha Gephart, Ethel Gephart,
Edith and Miriam Hess, Esther Mae
Long, Lois Snyder and Mrs. Paul
Buckwalter, Messers Harrison Fore-
man, Francis Wenger, Lester Grove,
Paul Snader, Paul Shaffner, Phares
Moyer, Benjamin Kulp, Clarence
Weidman, Ray Summy, Ray Shelly,
Herman Reist, Owen Mumma, David
Haldeman, Elwood Shelly, Stanley
Heisey, William White, Herman
Gromal, Levi Rohrer, David Miller,
David Hess, Clinton Rohrer, Carl
Hollinger, Herbert Shelly, Milford
Shelly, Stanley Becker, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Haldeman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frvin Groff, Mr. and Mrs. Grayhill
Wenger and Mr. and Mrs. John
Heise'¥,
, ARG pment
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove

Seems like I am seeing more of
these cars with an E. on the license |
And instead of just a little '§
plate.
E, they would have a big sign on
the door reading—Politician’s car,
paid for by the Taxpayers.
And you know, the more you see |
the more |
of these exempt outfits,
it kinda soaks in what kind of a
sucker you are for not getting one
for your ownself.
Having a nice 1940 chaise with
free gas, and a free license plate—
and the car free in the first place—
and all you have to do is drive it,
stranger, those boys, they got some-
thing.
I am not mucl. for getting ex-
cited about just another politician,
but their exempt, free cars, they
kinda get me. They half-way get
me agitated. Kinda like on the Fox
Farm where the young lady visitors
just out of college, she asked the
proprietor about how many times
you could skin a fox. And the boss
gulped and he says, sister, these
fores, he says, after you skin ’em
about a coupla times, you know,
they commence to get just a trifle
voxed and agitated.
Yours with the low down
UE
BAINBRIDGE FIRE
CALLS OUT NEW ENGINE
The new fire engine of the Bain-
bridge Fire Company raced to its
second fire on Monday, December
4, with its siren screaming, only to
turn around almost immediattely
and race back. It was only a chim-
ney fire at Reuben Ebersole’s farm.
The engine was put to its first
use back in October 31, Hallowe'en
night, when Alvin Martin's hay-
stack caught fire.
MAYTOWN
The Civic Club will award three
prizes for the most artistic holiday
home desorations in the commun-
ity, it was announred at the meet-
ing Tuesday evening in the high
school. Plans also were made for
the Children’s party, to be held on
Saturday, December 23.
David Smith, president appointed}
, Community
Children’s Party Committee.
—_— GP
$150 in cash prizes if
home.
ens.
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LANDISVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weaver enter-
tained in honor of their daughter,
Mrs. Milton Archer, of Mt. Joy, who
celebrated her birthday, The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Archer and
children, Jimmy, Bobby and Polly,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver and
children, Bobby, Bill, Sis and Joe
and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ginder and
son Donnie,
Christmas Party
The Young Ladies Bible Class of
the Church of God held their
Christmas and Pollyanna party and
covered dish social at the parsonage
on Tuesday evenizg. The program
was in charge of Mrs. Myrtle Mowrer
and Mrs, Elizabeth Greider.
The program consisted of a
quartet number, “Angels From the
Realm of Glory” by Mrs. Clayton
Bender, Mrs. Earle Ginder, Mrs.
John Bender and Miss Madeline
Stanley, accompanied by Beulah
Trayer; Instrumental duet, Mrs.
Beulah Trayer, Piano and Mrs.
Myers Saxophone; readings by Mrs.
Ethel Wertz, Mrs. Lloyd Hosan, and
Mrs. Kathryn Domiley,
Santa Clause presented Mrs. Daihl,
teacher of the class, with a bridge
lamp, and each member of the class
received a Christmas bag.
Those present were: Mrs. Ethel
Wertz, Mrs. Rhoda Nolt, Miss Edna
Musser, Mrs. John Greider, Mrs.
Trayer Mrs.
Meyers, Mrs. Earle
Stauffer, Mrs. Daihl, Mrs. Grace
Minnich, Mrs. Lloyd Hosan, Mrs.
Miriam Dresher, Miss Elizabeth
Lane, Mrs. Stella Kline, Mrs. Carl
Myer, Mrs. Harry Mumma, Mrs.
Earl Donnelly, Mrs. Evelyn Kramer,
Miss Madeline Stanley, Mrs. John
Bender, Mrs. Dorothy Bender, Mrs.
Berdna Sipe, Mrs: Geo Hess, Mrs.
Myrtle Myer, Mrs. Elsie Gingrich
and Mrs. Curtis McElhenny.
The Sunday School Class of the
Church of God, taught by Mrs.
Jesse Snavely, met last Friday even-
ing for their Christmas Party, when
they exchange gifts and enjoyed re-
freshments and games.
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA.
Lutheran
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ple, Mrs. Rebecca Hipple, Mrs. Ar-
thur Hendrix, Mrs. William Heilig,
Mrs. Harvey Johns, Mrs. Koder,
Miss Anna Keener, Mrs. Ralph
Kretzing, Miss Elsie Lefever, Mrs.
Alice Longenecker, Miss Bernice
Myers, Mrs. Robert Metzler, Mrs.
James Neal, Mrs. Lester Roberts,
Mrs. Alpheus Rye, Mrs. John Rice,
Mrs. Leslie Rice, Mrs. Starr, Mrs.
Paul Sheaffer, Mrs. Irvin Smith,
Miss Flo Smith, Mrs. Bruce Wolf,
Mrs. Kathryn Zink, Mrs. Ed. Hen-
drix, Mrs. Harvey Harcleroth, Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bolton of |
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Mrs. Earle Ginder and son Donald
James Archer and Mrs. W. W. Stev-
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Brown, Mrs. B. A. Shupp, Mrs. C.
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YOUNG TOMS 20 to 30 Ibs.
¢ YOUNG HENS 13 to 17 ibs.
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