six The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning, March 28, 1940
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| Immediately after the ceremony a Helen Lynn | “I told the justice of the .peace| Christ Hershey, by the class, since] Hostetter, Mrs. Nelson Newcomer, th
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This Section S | reception was held at the home of Richard Kauffman fand the officer ‘it seemed to me! the banquet was held on rr Norman Sprech:r, Mrs. For- |
which the couple | Miss Helen Lynn, daught:r of [they were more anxious to get the| birthday. rest Barrick, Mrs. Warren Bentzel, | IY .
wire. gay sherk, ss. cioon thy Everybody, Everywhere, Reads “The Bulletin
Numerous left on a honeymoon to Niagara | Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Lynn, of [$10 fine and costs than anything| Games were played and prizes K, Mrs. ih
{ Falls. became {il ori | and they both smiled.” The | Mus. John Reheard, Mrs Charles |
| Orbisonia, the bride of | else awarded. program and games
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. | They will reside at the bride's! Richard Kauffman, son of Mr. and | wera in charge of Miss Ruth Bach-|Eby, Mrs. John Gates, Mrs. Oliver 9
We INgs {heme upon their return. [ Mrs. Benjamin Kaufiman, of Florin ANNUAL CLASS BANQUET man and Miss Anna Barto. Mateer, Mrs. Paul Hawthorne, Mis. |

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Heisey, of Eliz: hop Noch Risser, of Hershey.
as tt four o'clock: F = Pav the oo Frc Bruce Penn:ll. Mrs. Cl: Dev
Helen Mabe! Barrick at four o'clock Easter Day at the | HELD AT DIFF'S Those who. the banquet ruce Penn Irs. Clayton Z
Marks’ United Brethren Church Mr Frank Germer, Miss Alice x, ors a 94.2
The ceremony was performad by [ held th sual br at Dts. 1 5 Mes. F ravk Germer, Miss / “Mrs. Christ Hershey, Mrs. Ezra § re tis Folks 1"
bhard, daugh- ield their annual banquet at Difi’s, | Marie Nissly, Mrs. Paul Frey, Miss Ranck, Mrs. J: s Sheaffer: Mr
Rev. George Russell McCahan. The | Sgt, Mis Jumes Sheaffer Mo. The Best TONIC & BLOOD PURIFIER on Earih!
ind Px Shaff- y =n) Miss a M /, Mus. Joht i 1 i
seh 2 Gk and Paul, Shaft er and was attired in a gown of! yorun : Anna Mae Eby, Mrs. John Mrs. Daniel Will, Mrs. Daisy
Shaffner, of this boro, were mar- 2 in Elizabethtown, and had a pie-| Musser, Miss Anna Barto, Mrs. 0 wm 7 i x
! : cil and carri a al } ’ ’ {fius, Mrs. Norman Heiszy, Mos.
s attended 7 Mr. | ried Sunday morning at 9 o'clock by Y 7 nd ¢ rried a colonial bouquet | ture of the class. bert Myers, Miss Hilda Stoner, Jol Wenland i D E E RFO OTA RA H ERB TEA
> of gardenias, rose buds und Easter | John Aven and.
Her © ants wer ra Lv i class meeting at the home of Mrs. ! Also comes in TABLET for Sugar-coated, pleasant,
of honor and the or aitendants were Iv ynn, comer, Mrs, John Gat:s, Mrs. War- | Pearl Geltmach:r, Ms. Arthur John Rehcerd, April 30th. Also comes safe sui and :
The - ushers. Wore honor, wore blue n:t and carried | M John Reheard. and Mrs. J PU Gr 1 Mi Rut}
we ushers e rs. John Reheard, and Mrs. Jos- | Warren Greenawalt, iss Ruth Mrs. Aron G. Weaver
Robert Martin Kl ng { Martha Fae Gebhard Orbisonia Methodist The Good Cheer Class [ St. ] were: phey, Mis. Herbory Tyadel, Mes
Virs. Jacob Gebhard, | West of Elizabethtown on Tuesday Mary Billow, Mrs, Albert Brandt, np, wrgaret Harmon, Mrs. Ross Barto, 2
RI'OMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS, RHEUMATISM
and Mrs. Abram i The group stopped at Bishop's, | R >, Miss Ruth Derr, Mrs. John!
lilies. During the evening, readings | Mrz. Joseph Habecker, Miss Maude It was decided to hold the next COSTS $1.00—MAKES JU FEEL LIKE A MILLION
sister of the bride, as maid of
ro 1 Leroy Kopp and white gardenias. Mrs. Max Ken-| h Hubecker Bachman, Mrs. Paul Alexander are : wer ’ S RE
na | 38 uabeckKer. aC an, 4 'S. 2 eXd y,
5 nedy, bridesmaid, wore pale green! gey C moved on Wednesday from their | TYNDALL S i O
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| Paul Sheaffer church. | Alvin Sigler, Mrs. Frank Tyndall, |
bride was given away by her fath- |
whit> chiffon with tulle finger tip! j€ry, a guest; Mrs. Dew.y Horn: and CONSTIPATION
attended by Vera ! were given by Mrs. Nelson New- | Mrs. Claude Reigle, Miss
Lester Grove, also of { ren Bentzel, Miss Anna Mae Eby, | Mumma, Miss Elizabeth Eby, Mrs
A gift was presented to Mrs. Miss Ida Greenawait, Mrs. Paris
Harold Ei ell
M 1:1} daughter of Cla: » Weidman,
lace und curried white gardenias. | ~ oe hone near Bar ville to a farm © 2 MOUNT JOY, PA.
Best man, was Mr. Dean Varner, = near Landisville

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A recepton for about fifty guests
followed alter which the couple left 2 adsl ad SMO OM a r= ra rr er re
gal street, and Harold | . - .
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vedding trip to Niagara Falls cousin of the bride
D. 1, son of] wo a : The ushers were Mr. Frank Flem-
nd Canad ['hey will reside near
L, were 4 = ming and Mr. Leroy Herr. 1 de | Y Old WwW Cp
ras y eho on 1 si [ow A reception to fifty guests follow~ ra n ou r afc i if H Ri Le
1 Brethren rd: of tar whin . 1a lof . : A
4 a : Err ; ' ed after which ‘the couple left on a will give allowance on a new 1 3
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ste the Rev. Brzra| Ann Ma- Harne !
tor, the Rev. Ezra|Ann Mae: Harner wedding trip to the Southern states
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t on a wedding trip! The marriage of Miss Anna Mae partments. : HAMILTON — WALTHAM — ELGIN ; i ON Eh
and Harner, ter of Mr. and Mrs.| Those attending the wedding | PONE 4d fe
Albert Harner, of Route 2, Mount| from this szction were: Benjamin | Don WwW Gorrecht Jeweler : Xe oh "n
oy and Lloyd A. Derr, son of Mr.| Kauffman, Dorothy and He: ard | ~
Emma M. Child: and Mrs. Daniel Derr, Route 1, Mt. 5 z ar alll
x . ” 5 iy gan : Musselman, Mildren Ha eon, all | “ud \ 5 0% 1 4 Our stores must have something to attract 6,000,000 women, day in
Edwin D. Walters Joy, took place on Sunday noon inlcf Florin: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Big- : 4
2 n wis 4 o. y i 4 and day out! And here's what A&P Food Stores have delicious
Miss Emma M. Childs, of Marietta|the St. John’s Lutheran Church at|}e; and daughters, Betsy and Bom : 3
and Mr. Edwin D. Walters, of town,|Maytown, nie and James Hostetter, of this
were united in marriaga by Rev. T.4 ingle ring cerenfony was borough; John Hauenstein and Er- |
Clar:nce Reeder, on Sunday morn-|performed by Rev. Kirby Yiengst ma Ober, of Elizabethtown; Mrs. |
9:00 a. m. pastor of tt= Church. Katie Farmer, of Rheems, and Mr. |
single ring ceremony was| A vocal solo “O Promise Me” was Frank Witmer. of York. : { O P PN I N G A N N O 1) N C E M E N T
used and the couple were attended|sung by Mrs. Ralph Whye, accom- —— | ho, 4 50 SAX :
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by Miss Bernice Childs, sister of | panied by Miss Mary Stralev on the
s bride. as Bridsanaid: . oa oe i
the bride, as brid:smaid, and Mr.|Organ. E. Donegal “ to inspect the
Robert Horst, of Marietta, as best The bride was given in marriage
man. by her father and was gownad in (From page 1)
The bride's wedding dress was|white taffeta gown made in princess | that there are hundreds of speed- MODERN BEAUTY SALON Rib Roast Ib 27:
teal blue and she wore a corsage|lines with a finger tip length tuelle|ing cases listed for hearings TN (8
of gardenias. veil caught with orange blossoms and | throughout the State each week. 36'> West Main BEN oun! Joy, Pa. : ONE PRICE—NONE PRICED HIGHER
ens carried white rose« and Baby Breath. | “Scme of them want their cases \
Helen W. Hershey The couple was attended by Mr. | heard right away and others prefer At the opening,
All Cuts From Heavy Stier Beef
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and Mus. Stuart Derr, brother ard|the delay,” Cummings added. “It's
Paul L. Boose et ars On Saturday, March 30th, 1940 \ uc 0oas Ib c
The marriage of Miss Helen W. Ed i oi 5¢ MPH : Ah 5
Hershey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs brides-maid wore a gown of pink Denics Going Over 50 | From Six to Nine O'clock P. MN 42045 pt. C ONE PRICE—NONE PRICED HIGHER
rn trimmed in powder blue and} Endclow then went on to deny N | \
John D. Hershey, Lancaster met : “
Jo =D : he R.D arried pink roses. the speeding charges. “I was watch- pi de pal \, Tasty Economical City Dressed
aul L. Boose, of Lancaster Ss
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¢ ace ae ub oy a, | After the ceremony a reception |ing my speedometer and i never, 3 FISH FILLET \ ce
took place Sunday afternoon in St. followed at the home of the brides|was over 50,” he said. “When the Jean Eshleman Naomi Shillott Ib. i or S hoi I er Ib 1 3
Mark’s United Brethren church, . x . .
The Rev. Ezra H. Ranck officated, | Parents. officer clocked me at 60 miles an Formerly with the Burkhart Beauty Shop 1 Cleaned, Scaled. Head) On
Following th The bride and groom are both ihour, my speedometer showed 45. at Elmbethtown I C ONE PRICE—NONE PRICED HIGHER
ing e ceremony a re- nied hs ceed: he speed p J.
opti sas he ban- | employed at the Savoy Shoe Com- I deni I d exceeded the spee LARGE ORGIE 10 Swift's Premium
eT ei = Toaster an pany at Elizabethtown, and will re-|laws and when I paid my fine I was FRANKFU RTERS i Skinless y lb 2lc
i : ir newly furnished apart- | assure . PR ot leadi
The bride is a graduate of East|side in their newly furnished apart that I was not plea dof | ans \ PURE AU ya
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company. Ii A new all pork meat proguct SLICED BACON 10¢ hii 19¢
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