| The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning, May 2, 1940 fivé \ : MESCAL IKE By s.L. HUNTLEY OWL LAFES Our Scouts Amc Mil | | GIRL SCOUTS | bi | 1 Tics Elisabeth Heilig, Girl Scou 6 ¢ g, tL ’ TAG captain, attended the public mass | Them Hi- Falutin Tora. = STATION meeting held Monday evening in! SKEDULE [ Martin Auditorium, the Y.M.CA., | Stair Steps Got : Lancaster. Us Doan » « £2 This meeting officially opened the drive for funds for the Girl Scouts! il T { 1 d Lin oy : qi 0 a gir ve wanted to get a ride of Lancaster County which will} 2 yi x Je ok : on one of them movin’ stairways take place this week. : tee rs they has in the big citics. I often Ever since I've ben a young snip While the local troop is inc : re dt e the local troop is included | heard folks say they went up on ‘em, =F mn 1c °C alg 71 3 =F = 5 : am, they will nots, 1 pated to express my ignorance FE make their driver for financial as- |: : : : ee oe gnver for financial as- | j, saying’ I nevcr had a ride on ‘em 3 a fe sistance until later in the month. yet 6 : 2% Twenty - 1 bd 4 ers 3 . J nine members of the Well, last week Jenn 1 went down Girl Scout Troop enjoyed a or of i = TA J 41 to the big city fer to see somz of our “ IA T E GAME” Hi S = Tee te the Cox i. cH $ 2 TH 1 TTI == =a |0 a —BV— I ke to the Cove on Monday even- relations 'n we went through some A > SL alts Seat Y : ing where they prepared their of them big stor BOA. Rony) intima cpm MAT gi big stores....a body near re SATURDAYS SHOWS A WwW I S E O Ww I. supper. g:ts lookin’ at stuff, 'n then 1 : : 3 ' 6G ' g NTED ND 3 .M —— Scout captain, Elizabeth Heilig we come all at once on that there Yous 4 Fue (Aso crooxs! | ell WALKED || IF HE HASNT |g EL x YO T H EA iin ; ..tand assistants Pauline Heilis and i ie aint ni You WIITED ME HERE AND Now | Lae Den | BECAUSE EVEN Gor |} “ Gor ON A SATURDAYS Well, here we are on Daylight; Mildred Zink ‘Accompanied he rele movin Stirs goin’ up jest as quiet You SAY | CANT PLAY BECAUSE He v ig HE'S Too CAR FARE HES | SHOESTRING vie Mount 3 P 6-8-10 P.M. saving time and 1 don’t know," =~ accompanied the girls. [and glidin’ as could be. Now, sez THE GAMES Full ! Because ey To|| ‘Mm GLAD HIS | ALL NIGHT, | AnD LEAVE nt Joy, Fa. : L oy : ; fter supper the troop sang cev- 72s vour chance for a Lv Ho" ' AYA Jit || RoosST 1S A TAKIN. 5 ! whether I gained or lost time. 1 After supper the troop sang cev-|Jen, here's your chance fer a free WHO'S Goin' To PAY MY HE L (N 3 really don't eral scout songs and had a short |ride 'n I wuz rarin’ ter go CAR FARE HOME ? His ‘Sear Sehr et ado [OCCUPIED THURS. FRI, SAT. — MAY 2.3.4 : A * x * * > Sire afte they! . We were kind’a loaded down with 3 #7 AND \F | n R k B C C A " J And maybe Ab Weaver don’t have} 10 heir homes. bundles ’'n it. wuz rainin’ 'n we had 0) HE HADNT a problem on his hand. He's going BOY SCOUTS our bumbershoots to lug along too, =i BEEN 2 z STARRING — to write to “Time” zine and| Fourteen Boy Scouts from the|so wa were gettin’ kind'a tired out. HED HAVE | OLIVIER—JOAN FONTAINE find out how in the world you turn! local troop participated in the Scout |Jen got on firist with her bundles 'n PRESENTED |: Featufly, Starts Saturday at 5:30 P. M.! a sun dial an hour ahead to put it{rally held at the Armory at Lan-|I held up the rear...... when sum- US wWi'TH ! 3 : .“y y oF . — cn Daylight Saving time. caster” on’ Saturday. pin’ must’a slipped, fer down come MONDAY MAY 6 | TUESDAY MAY 7 * oR KX OK The boys performed. a stunt toJen plop on ma dead weight, 'n “SOUVENIRS PRISCILLA LANE—irk | ! DOUBLE FEATURE ! fi Bh | NO. 1, LLOYD NOLAN in Bruce Brown defines an intellec-|show the efficiency and cool-headed- | there we wuz goin’ up that escu- p ove "THREE CHEER tual as a peyson who i. educated sdnesy with which a scout’ is taught lator thing like two ten pins, fect by ih 0 | “MAN WHO WOULDN'T beyond his intelligence. te act in cases cf emergency. This|first....layin’ on the flat of our VAY! BETTER GET TALK” $$ x4 » particular stunt emphasized First |backs! gl OUTSIDE A FOR THE IRISH Ny > A A near by husband was having] Aid and Life Saving measures. Help, aid, succor shoutzd Jen... 2) A FEW OF THES! With—Al 3 hah, 4 DENNIS MOORE | FREE DRINKS, —With—ALLAN HALE | “EAST SIDE KIDS” quite a family spat so—he threaten-] Scoutmaster Robert Hostetter ac-{’n all I could think of wuz her ed his wife by saying: “I think, companied the boys to the Rally. |clothes gettin’ caught in the top Bi cLsE Youll Go toe soper| | WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY — MAY 8-9 since you treat be sp badly, I'll com-| Twelve Boy Scouts attended the]and both of us bein’ wound up fer | > di i AND YouR mit suicide.” And his wife, refusing] regular weekly meeting on Mon-|dear life! Then all of a sudden it| 3 5 © BM WIFE WONT SHIRLEY TEMPLE & to be scared, answered: “Good. But|day evening. stopped goin’ up’n we were layin’ < KNOW You. ; IN N\ turn off the gas when youre] Mr. Carryl Stauffer gave an il-|With our heads down on that thing | \ —— “ ‘uy : through.” lustrated talk on birds and scout goin’ no wheres. When I jumped | Co — EG _— T H E B L U E B | R i Te leader, Robert Hostetter showed a|up'n turned around there wuz about | rs : : . . sy | IN TECHNICOLOR i We have just learned from picture on “Man and Pro-|two hundred people standin’ look- N i “horseless” equestrienne that thelgress.” in’ as if the circus train wuz there “We Te. w= J « TV . car A : - ; ees — SAT. MAT. — a correct footwear to don with riding] A bird hike was planned for] ---n a kind gentleman sed, “Ladies, EXT RA | x aL f ONLY CHAPTER breeches are “saddle” shoes. Wednesday, May 8th. maybe we'd better go up in the | | Risser, Henry L. Haines, C. F. Hol- ZORRO’S FIGHTING LEGION” 52% v2 —_ —_—_,,,, -sSsePFToLeL elevator 'n g:t checked over...your! ® | lenbaugh, Charles Watts and Geo. Remember the time when the]HI TENNIS TEAM OPENS nerves musta got quite a shock!... | Behind i he I ‘uture Waller. ee - : 3] NC ? ker elevator goer ! re ll Q Un em i a 2 telephone used to be a cenvenience?| WITH A VICTORY n two meeker elevator goers-up- | | eee ve, 1 > M y Hivh se | Pers never were took no place. 1 r YT ur | EAST DONEGAL DOWNS oe Good Sa De om es is el 4 my heart A be De fer BY ELIZABETH M. GARBER ‘F&M ACADEMY 3-1 DON'T FORGET 2 % * iis team opened its feason ed- J 5 > > | VL ty 9 ® eo 0 Which reminds us........ we have ie i it an 8-1 vic-|Mminutes at a time, 'n Jen, she wuz, (Rescarch Assistant to Senator James J. Davis) The East Donegal High School Phich rey S 8 3 0 TREAT YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS that white she lookad like a corpse. | a man on our line who, every time]tory over the Franklin and Maret he wants to talks to himself, callsjshall Academy team in a match! his own number on the telephone.played on the Mecunt Joy courts. # 2.2 2» The county team won all the sin- TO, THAT FAMOUS - - - - - Tu urkey Dinner It jest goes to show that when a For the fourth month of the year sar and iS not only superior in wilt | County Le So St. ; os : ey | : 5 { Se body ain’t brung up fer to travel| 1940 the Department of Agriculture! resistance but produces a better on high-falutin things, they'd better | r gue- continued their fast : : : race in a non-league game Tuesday eports: { product for canning than certain : : hoof it up the st:ps. No body need Was | virietiss formerly used. afternoon and turned back the F. “What's good for bit-}gies and the first two doubles, de- * in the Orient, plus war in never say excluator to Jenn me as| Tp and M. Academy nine, 3 to 1, a ‘ | i . creates a condition under! Spring planting is underway. { | { i | | which soybeans from the United | Nine million workers—farm family} Maytown. 1 { baseball team, leaders of the North- ( ( { | ing fingernails?” And Mary prom-|faulting the third doubles after ” il ied. “Share teath? Sd ; 5a ong as we're got our senses. .cause ptly replied: “Sharp teeth)...... each team had won one set. Ener Isn't. sh helnful little thing? The results: it ain't no safz way to travel, nohow! - : ' { a PT ) T EV RYONE IS TALKING ABOUT sit she a helplul little thing: 1e results: rr rt States gain in the European mar-| workers and hired hands—are in tt SINGLES—Zirk, Mount Joy, de- ket From October 1939 through! the field Farmers repor oy | = yd Ys ket. I ob 193¢ g 5. ¢ port they | ' 16} : a 7 One way we can suggest for a girl} feated Hager, 6-1, 6-0; Fellenbaum, . * mn | January 1940 the United States| intend to plant less corn and more} DON T MISS THIS NEW EVERY N HT BUT MONDAY to get in deep water is to try to] Mount Joy, defeated Kraybill, wi Babies Protected from 1B. sold more than 10 million bushels! soybeans this year, less tobacco, | SERIAL STORY | ® XN neck ii 3-3; Newcomer, Mount Joy, de- s and we than 7 mile) fewer ore suring whez : 4 or k ! 0-J ewcom x it J é nd more than 7 mil |x wer peanuts, more spring wheat, | “The Golden Stranger,” gripping i AT 9 foster 8a, 85; Batty Derhy | is of soybean oil in Eur-|more flax-seed, more grain sorg-| story of love and hidden treasure, i essin r 5 0 e We have a snappy little blonde ]Mount Joy, defeated Behney, 8-6,} | op i ut four times as much as! hums. { begins on May 12th in i vho frequents “The Jitter Bug|4-6, 6-2; Hostetter, Mount Joy, de- in the corresponding months a, mT . FF = ) wh Br 2 i Tue a = Bu » if ) 3 oe J the eotresponding Jo 1th a: The general level of farm wage | TheAmerican Weekly s HI ARG a DOY enc: Wn: leate endig, b-1; ils, Mit. year earlier The Netherlands is yates advanced about twice as much | The big magazine distributed I wanted to settle down and own a}Jjoy, defeated Wasserstrom, 6-2, 6-1. buyer of Unite 1! 2s usual from January 1st to April | with the nd took more than 1st. Farm wage rates on April 1st| Baltimore American On Sale at All Newsstands! — CANDIED SWEETS LLING — COLE SLAW READ AND BUTTER So, she gave him a] DOUBLES—Zink and Ellis, Mt. house ie. good start. She gave him defeated Hager and Owens, “gate”. 6-1, 6-2; Newcomer and Fellen- res. | were the highest April 1st figure | tatistics disclose! since 1931, The increase is attri- ) rd = 2B Baum. MM y feate. rave p x : { 1 : : baum, Mount Joy, defeated Kray » of effects of the war| buted largely to a decline in the! Down in Maryland on Sunde: ill ¢ Behnev. 6-2. 6-4: Jasser- | x . | Down in Mar on Sunday bill and Behney, 6-2, 6-4; W asset m other exports of do-| supply of farm labor and to an in- ywerheard this conversation: Al str and Smith, ademy | : : overhea ¢ strom and Smith, Academy, defeat mes farm products. For {obac-| crease in the demand. On April | rhite man remarked: “Sam,, I heardjed WT: ~tter. 1-6. 6- = Hae . . | : white man rei ed Derr and Hostetter, 1-6, 6-4, 6-0 eo, fruits, and lard the offects have] Ist the number of persons working ou gi «ut in the fracas last night.”{ bv def: : ‘ i ny i You got out in the fra last night."t by default been de y unfavorable. I'he | on farms was estimated at 9,797,000. | And the colered gent hastened o re- ete future will « milar 1 M th 8,000,000 d Pa, i 1 1 3 ALUAYC 711 S€C Similic i on More an 8, yoys and | — feet ply: “Oh, no, suh, boss I jes only|MOUNT JOY LEADS ar es aL : 3 | : 3 | SUNDAY. MAY 5 SS a he arm.” INTER-COUNTY H. S. TENNIS | Farly Diagnosis Campaign this fruits and vegetables as) girls have received 4-H Club May 5 VER 0 got cut on the arm. dd > oe hi month urges use of X-ray to protec place t Bont reiting ; { S Es ra ny ! ges us X-ray to protec restriclions upon {raining since the work became R YAL WN Spl Te: W 1 Pet babies and young mothers from | inno The. elimination of Den-| nation-wide th 1014. A new vearly NE We've just been introduced to the; RIS {> 4e * | tuberculosis, onsets fl Sh RL dude os Ye i iW < of J ? ts he’ oO pessimistic Mount Joy ........ 6 0 1.000 { = {mark as a source of food supplies | enrollment peak was reached in i RAM RS ec, of pe he's s 2SSIMIS a $0 = ao | the ATH : doit 1 5 ia oes # ign hi oy py Elizabethiown Svein » 1 pa : y i N' I | fer the es may improve United 1939 with more than 1,381,500 boys | Nove ty, Comedy Ng A ROVE Uys Th Le POEs 11 su Jd reese $ 30 The forty ales oh .. | Stotes expert market for pork and! and girls belonging to some 79,500 | [8 its type in the EIN \ 3A crackers. Col aes i 2 y-eig'ith a a iT } 2 0 : ho di Hos, i aa [Manheim .......... 0 0 000 | of the Pennsylvan cvaporated milk { 4-H Ciubs in the 48 States, Alaska, mise gs ry LL , BiG CARS ) Society is i f fruit for the next 2 Hawaii And Puerto ico. ‘he » y ia 3 Ti a ccupl guys in g ue ee ¢ Noor d Pueric Ric ; T 2 Book Yenr Picnics Early %, BB ne that Narrow 0 000 port, a) n rected to be general-| membership is made up of rural ; : d Sg Sede an Ta : 2 : SD eakers, ly smaller than those of recent boys and girls between the ages of | ger they cant ey part their ka ianhel 6 B00 of industry, vil an those of al 10 and. 20° ver | Bt 4% 9 _— cational Departments, 8 a OSE OL 84 RIC yer i "HOW ARE YOUR SHOES: toi : Storage holdings of! : An Ses And when Sam | a Florin] Only three matches were play-| cal Society, nursing to! olaings ol] A free copy of any of these new DON"E WAIT TOO LONG man whether wv troubled cd in the Inter-County High School| sanatoria, clmicians | and pen 8 cil us publications may be obtained from BRING, THEM N UNDAY, MAY 5 with a squeak in the rear of by Tennis Laegue during the first oa ne ost ng rapidly deplet- | the Department of Agriculture, | GG Sh R. 1 iti PCs 5 e erg 165513 s temperature cn | Washington Py: ME car, the man explained; “Oh, no, my, week of competition because the| gp COREE [Ue 8 1 at ae RD ity Shoe Repairing Co. FIRST RACE, 200 P.M.,E.D.S.T. wife alwa its in front with me.” rain and cold weather made it im- jeet for a symposium ¢ partic dr % le prospeci n Farm Fences, Bulletin, No. 1832.1 30 SOUTH QUEEN ST uy 20 {possible to get cows into shape. pated in by representa of five | 2° 7Of a arly peach crop.| poyse Cleaning, Bulletin, No. 1834. LANCASTER, PENNA. ™ Gen. Admission, 50¢ % - - - Grandstand, 50c Strawberry production is indicated + Ih x7 1 y + + x . to be slightly below that of a year yin family had a house full In the three matches Middletown groups especially concerned with Land Use and Soil Conservation, A certa i i ask rere ing ibar of guests on Sunday when the little' defeated Manheim Township 6-0 at| the task of overcoming tuber- & | » Sis girl explained to them: “That rug Middletown, Mount Joy defeated i ag ) : he = . 1¢ ennsyivania The greatest number he floor is » that grandmother, Middletown 6-0 at Mount Joy and| . °. Ribs 120! The gre: numbel on the floor is one that grandmothe c Spelety I= the oldent Organization gale gram © hooked.”........And now the guests) Elizabethtown defeated Columbia of its" kind and plans arnotable lar. For us Stand 85 E. Maly St. MT. JOY, PA wont speak to them anymore be-'5 to 1 at Elizabethtown. fiftieth anniversary meeting in|. sadhana pi : | PARMYRA, PA Se Er 2 n March an ontinues Tous ! YRA, . caused the grandmother was al 1942, in March and continues through MAY f OWN Palmer ah. Build 1 | ii 2 1K i IBIOUNT JOY NETSIERS June and July. Wei cua bs INCLUDNG Free Parking - Tax \- Free Programs Choice seats now on sale at Park Offic Modern Army and Navy Store, 408 Market St., Harrisburg, and Bl s Cigar Store, N George St., Yor Park Opens Saturday, MAY 4th FREE Rides and Amusements to Schoo 6. P. (unnumbered). | | Marketing of Commercial Let- | Dr. R. M. =f tuce, Technical Bulletin, No. 712. | OPTOMETRIST during and r Saylor crock % lTop MIDDLETOWN, 6-0 THE FIFTH DEFEAT ¥rozen anole slices fm § + vs is the The Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Did you ever ses mb chop”| Mount Joy opened its Inter-Coun- Mt. Joy High school suffered its] 1S the lates ciety of the Reformed Church at the Depart Haines, Mrs. George Waler, Ms. 2 o i Hen oral? tv Hs Jb 3 SEH consi a brian: i Mani wood? Or r a “wise crack” ty High School Tennis League sea-| fifth defeat in a row Tuesday at 4 Sots held a covered dish for Free \ets— Stirs: hr Aor ain a board? Or go to a show and son by downing Middletown 6-0 on| the hands of E'town. The core was | at Seatte, the censistory. of tho Chueh oor i \ MOV] an . 119% 1 Toy 2 - 5 ] os tne CcConsIsior) . > hy. Moor 3 id a [ammoth disp 8 listen io a “curtain call’? ........ the Mount Joy courts Friday even-| 5.0. Our team is now in last place It is ved th | J ax Well, neither did I! ing. The county team did not drop| in the league. probably be able to sell even mor = hn Hart presided, Mrs. Henr: F ] R E WwW 0 R K S | | rv * * a set in winning the match from Lititz defeated E. Hempfield 9 to apple pies if they could buy apple A rew slant on an old :ithe Middletown team which Tues-| 5, ready sliced and retaining the | George Houseal, Mrs. C. E. Hollen- One man’s ss is another man’sjday evening defeated Manheim —— ee fresh tart flas fruit j [| baugh, Miss Kathryn Houseal, Miss umbreHa. township at Middletown 6-0. ETOWN WAS SECOND the tree. The at | Emily Shireman and Mrs. Joseph oratory report 1 1s i Ie to | H follenbangh tock part in the pros} 3 OY TN - FOR A . pack ohio andi Ser Henry Haines, president, of a J. LLU D GLASS OF BEER { Missionary, and Mrs. C. C. Hicks, | CH x WINE and LIQUOR | president of Ladies’ Aid, had charge © 2% 5 9 The results are as follows: Elizabethtown High school’s mix- 1 from Lancaster to-] Singles—Zink, Mount Joy, de-!ed qued quartet placed second in day who told me he makes his liv-|feated Wall 6-1, 6-0; Fellenbaum,| the state finals of the Forensic and| yet have _ wrinkles. Naturally,! Mount Joy, defeated Daily 6-2, Music league contests at Harris-| not discole are you a beauty|Newcomer, Mount Joy, defeated burg on Saturday. They were the prepared Sunrise—: eC And the smarty 6-0, 6-3; Hostetter, Mount{ only county competitors to win been introduc n-| of the lunchecn. men swered: “No, I'm a clothes presser.”{Joy defeated Neagle 6-3, 6-3. places. mercial variety Other guests present were: Fan- T * % ¥ % 3 DouBLES- Zink and Ellis, Mt. —- >. characteristics e E. Diebler, Mrs. J. G. Hart, | And so, dear readers, it is my very] Joy, defeated Wall and Shupnp 6-0 | DEEDS ness, :early mat i Henry B. Haines,: Mrs \ e arme rs’ i it candid opinion that.......if a man ic 3: Newcomer and Fellenbaum,| Frank N. and Willis N. Baer, ex-| sistance and it is t | r, Mrs. William E. May- |} We Pracice. h IR (ndwig Steckel. Prov. IOUNT let's 2 woman make a worm fe him fo Joy, defeated Roach and] ecutors of Emma E. Baer, to Susan| texture and quality, than its par- i ers, Mrs. Edgar Mayers, M { Ud ¥ i he deserves to squirm. | Neag sle 6-0, 6-2. S. Breneman, lot in Salunga, for|ent varieties. : Charles Watts, Sallie Shire All Branches Of Deni THURSDAY avd FRIDAY—PE EARL. NIG HTS A WISE OWL ute $3.300. Commercial growers in the Paci- | Ethel Culp, Mrs. Isaac Carpenter, | X: Ra Se a | TE, ree Qn Jou can get all the news of this ey A nn inn fic coast region have a new variety Elizabeth and Annie Brandt, Mrs. { Yy rvice , When in need of Printing. (an 1-1 locality for less than three cents a Stimulate your business by adver- | of tomato that is resistant to wilt.| Katie Sload, Mrs. Barbara Welch- Open Mon., Wed., Fri. Till Spr. M. |! Pork- Sauer Kraut Every F ri.- Sats Nights {3 \ shing) kindly remember the Bulletin| week through The Bulletin. j thing) kindly remember the Bulletin. } The new variety is known as Es-' ans, Mrs. Charles G. Hicks, Ii
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