THE C. E. SOCIETIES HELD
ION S cociaL HERE MONDAY
Th: Christian Endeavor Sociztics
Nu me ro u S of the Northwest Branch of Lon-
cacicr County held a social in the
> lceal United
WwW e d d i n a S Monday cven ng.
Jan:t A. Kauffman Rev. H. E. Kettering, pastor of
Samuel Whe Stair Maytown Fvangeclical church, was
Miss Janet A: Kauffman, daugh- in charge of the d:votions. Lor- |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kauff- ctta Wittel, of t-e Elizabethtown |
mar, of Ironville, was mairied on United Brethren caurch, presided
Saturday to Samucl Wike Stair, son at the business mceting and the
of Mr, and Mrs. Charlzs Stair, Sr., £2mes and refreshments were su- |
of North Fourth Street, Columbia, vi by members from the |
in the Ironv.ll: Uniizd Landicville Church of God.
Church. The Rev. Daniel A. About sixty people atte nded the |
Shearer officiated. cceinl represznting the Endeavors
of Iandisville, Re.ch’s, Maytown,
Flizabzthtown and the local church. |
Distinguished visitors present in- |
‘cluded: ~~ Herman Brackbill, of |
Kinzer, president of the Lancaster |
County Christian Endeavors; Clar- |
ence Nelson, of New Holland, edi- |
of the Christian Endeavor |

church con

PAREN SOE
Alverta ¥.
Claud E. Stark
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Lough.
of Three Springs, Pa, announce
the marriage of thsi: daughter, Al-
verta E, to Claude F. Stark, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel B. Stark, of “
this boro, which took place January paper, the “Garden Spot,” and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muchling, of
81, at 4 p. m. in the United Breth- Rohrerstown. Mr. Muchling is
ren Winchazste Va... . 3
Rev. Church oR 4 ie chairman of the extension commit-
ey. 8 : ° tee of the societies.
was attended by Miss Phyllis M!
Local Affairs
Kough, sister of the bride, and
Anna L. Shelly (From Page 1)
Cyrus Wittle, of Florin.
Rufus K. Ge'b Manheim will hold its initial
Vi The marriage of Miss Anna L. blackout next Monday.
i Shelley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| It cost $3,606.69 to guard the Co-
i John S. Shelley, of Manheim RD2 lumbia bridge for 15 days.
i and Rufus K. Geib, son of Mr. and Ths rationing of reiread tires
Mrs. Leroy Geib, of Manheim RD2 |will begin in the county Feb. 23.
took place at 4 p. m. Saturday at, A 17-year-old Lancaster lad has
the parsonage of the United Breth- confessed to stealing three bicycles.
ren Church, Manheim. Rev. I. N.| Four of the nine motorists cited
Seldomridge officiated at the single|for hearings at Lancaster, did not
ring service. The couple were un- appear.
attended. The school teachers of Lancaster
City have asked for an increase in
Anna Ruth Myers
Paul W. Hosler | The road from Manheim to
The marriage of Miss Anna Ruth| White Oak, a distance of 2%
Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. miles, is being rebuilt.
Reuben H. Myers, of Bird-in-Hand| A number of Tumbling clubs
to Paul W. Hosler, son of Mr. and have been organized at the Fliza-
Mrs. Walter Hosler, of Manheim bethtown High school.
R3, was solemnized at 3:30 p. m Ezra Barry, 62, Hopeland, miss-
Saturday in the Chiques Church ing for several days, was found
of the Brethren. Rev. Rufusidead near his home.
Bucher officiated at the candlzlight| Grand Duchess Charlotte of
ceremony. The church was purchased a 247-acre
ated with palms and ferns. |dairy farm in Bueks county.
| 400 chicks were burned when an
Marie C. Stoner loverheated brooder stove set fire to
J. Glenn Ebersole [the building at Brownstown.
The marriage of Miss Marie C.| Columbia’s tax collector reported
Stoner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: to the School Bozrd that there is |
Joseph Stoner, of Elizabethtown. $11,717.00 outstanding of the 1941 |
and J. Glenn Ebersole, son of Mr. duplicate. |
and Mrs. Reuben Fbersole, of A county painter, who didn’t}
Bainbridge, RDI1, took place at 4/earn enough to pay income tax, |
p.m. Saturday at the parsonage of gave $5 toward buying rivets for
St. Paul's United Brethren Church, a bomber.
Elizabethtown. Rev. C. C. Hollings-| Chester Nicholas, 11, Columbia, |
worth officiated at the double ring/took a drink of cider, laid down,
ceremony. (fell asleep and was found after 200
The couple will reside at Eliza- people hunted him. nearly all night.

nvm rE SJ SUES Sar

Mr and Mus. A. R. Fouts of day.
Campti Louisana announce the te
matriage of their youngest daugh- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
ter Fleecy, to Lester J. Kuhn, Son Announcement has been made of
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kuhn. the engagement of Miss Thelma
of 114 So. Market St, Mt. Joy, Pa. putt Miller, of Mount Joy, R2, to
Miss Fouts is a graduate of private Ammon B. Shenenberger,
Campti high school and attended son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shen-
Louisiana State Normal school. |enberger, of Manheim R2. Mr.
The wedding took place on Sun-| Shenenberger is stationed at Fort
day Feb. 8th, at Phoenix City, Ala. Myer, Va.
The bride wore an Aqua blue dress re lll Ql etn
& felt hat with military effect coat,
form fitting with beige accessories.
She wore a corsage of gardenias.|
Three of Mr. Kuhn's buddies were
witnesses. !
Mr. Kuhn is a graduate of M
Joy schools. Prior to his induction?
of the U. S. Army, Jan. 20, 1941,
he enjoyed steady employment]
with the Landis Tool Co. of!
Waynesboro, Pa. Mr. Kuhn at
present is stationed at Fort Ben-
ing, Ga.
——— ll A
KINGS DAUGHTERS CLASS
MEET AT MRS. SPROUTS
The King's Daughters Class of
the Church of God held their!
meeting at the home of Mrs. John)
Sprout on Tuesday evening.
Those present were: Mrs, Garth!
Snyder, Mrs. G. F. Broske, Mrs,
Ray Cover, Mrs. Harvey Dillman,
Mrs. Mary Walker, M:s. Monroe!
Lindemuth, Mrs. Blanche Parsons, AND\WE HAVE
Mrs. John Barnhart, Mrs. C. R.|
Charles, Mrs. Lillie Sauders, Miss) LOTS FRIENDLY
Cards
April 5th is Easter.
Lent began yesterday.

Anna Hoffer, Mrs. Harry Leib. G Fee t i n
rrr Aree
27 LOSE LICENSES i h § Ki
Twenty-seven motorists from; You have lvn mad
this area had their license cards|
withdrawn by the State last week.!
Three were for drunken driving, |
two for reckless driving and the
cthers speeding. Among the latter!
was Londa J. Zurin, of this place. This is One Place in Tow
Among the speeders who failed Where You Simply Can't Fro
to appear was Jean Wolgemuth, of
TYNDALL’
Elizabethtown.
Lititz sportsmen have liberated 54 W. Main St.
2. crates of rabbits and 63 male!
who'll be celebrating a
day or anniversary.

bethtown. Thirteen men .were arrested and
lover $1,000 in cash secured when
Fleecy Fouts ‘a dice game at the Seventh Ward
Lester J. Kuhn Club, Lancaster was raided Sun- |

MT. JOY, PA.

r.ng-neck pheasants. i In a Friendly Town.
“A Friendly Store
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The Bulletin, Mount Toy, Coumty, Pa, Thiers ‘Afterhoon, February 19, 1942
MARKETS
It's a Grand and Glorious Feeling
to Serve Over a Half a Century
For 51 years we have kept step with the
: ; : rapid progress made in the food industry.
2.55 i SD : And to thank you for your loyalty all these
years we have assembled an extraordinary
array of values to make your visit extra
profitable this week.
Your Dollar Buys More at the Acme
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Own.d and Operated by American Stores Co.
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Of FOOD
SERVICE J
All Our White
Bread is
Enriched
Give your family the extra health benefits of
these EXTRA Vitamins and Minerals during these
all-out-for-defense days.
SUPREME OR RICH MILK
BREAD

PHILLIPS’
{Vegetabld or Bc
can
Tomato So
Mp Wet Pack 5% 0 x 19«
All Brands 634-02 can 25¢
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DOM. SARDI ES hos cars 19
BP Asco Cond. Yous
Glen Cove 10<
320
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SPAGHETTI :
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Tomato Puree Ascc can 5g | Hersh Ibecan {gg
Crushed Corn Xo: | 7c | Gel. Dedgerts Aso 3 Pkes {Ge
Choice Tomatoes 2}, 25¢|Boned Ciicken R&R Cir 4T¢
Liver Loaf Morrell's can 23¢ | Rice or Witqat Puffs 2 pke gg
HEINZ SOUPS cc 23:25:
HEINZ BEANS iz’ lr
DEL MONTE PEAS
FLOUR Gold Seal All-Purpose 12
- SHORTENING “Va 3
PRINCESS OLEO LO
MARGARINE Asco Pure Vegetable
BUTTER 39
Serve the Best on Your Table--America’s Prize-Winner
Sweet Cream
wt” BUTTER
MELLOW, CREAMY "CREAMY CHEESE
Shefford’s Snappy Cheese 2 pkas' 23¢
PABST-ETT CHEESE SPREADS rk 15%.
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will tell you
WHY
1 More ASCO
COFFEE than «ll
other brands combined
Our coffee is slowly
method of scientifically c8ptrolled heat. It gives
you every bit of the coffee flavor and
delightful aroma.
Here’s Our Cad riee !
Buy a pound of Asco Coffee! it does not
please you as well as (or better tha
brand of coffee, return the unused portion in

charge with a pound of any coffee Ne sell,
regardless of price.
Ground for YOUR Coffee Maker
CALIFORNIA ICEBERG
Broccoli| Lettuce
FRESH, FULL-FODDED " 1
KIRKMAN’S. HUNT CLUB |Wilbert’s No-Rub D&G
BORAX SOAP Dog Food| FLIOR WAX [Dog Food
2 9° | 535 [3:23
Kirkman’s Soap, Powder 2 pks 9c 20-Mule Borax 2-brkg 23¢c Astoria Hod

FRESH CALIFORNIA WIN-CREST | FAMOUS ASCO
Coffee Coffee
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Save the Bag Coupons for Premiums
sk for a Free Catalogue
SALADA TEA

Brown Label TEA BALLS
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Prices Effective Until Closing
Saturday, February 21, 1942,
Quantity Rights Reserved

Mount Joy's Kirkman's Cleanser 2cans 9c| OAKITE 2 rkgs 19¢
Modern Self 3 Kirkman’s Floating Soap 4 cks 17¢ Bon-Ami Powd. 12-0zcn 10c @
Food Market KIRKMAN’ Asco Ammonia. atbot 10¢ C ts
Ns Blutex ptbot 10c at bot 15c | erries
SOAP CHIPS 2-in-1 Shoe Polish 8c
18.02 Asco Sal-Soda 23-lbpkg Se 3 3.02 Cc
pkg BE bot 9
DISH TOWEL fc TOWEL for 1c 5 i Q R ,ORO X 17
bs:
with 24-02 pkg Kirkman's c qt C
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Granulated Soap at 22¢
DEFENSE
STAMPS
at all Acme
Markets
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Parking In Rear
Open Every Frid
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DELICIOUS BARTLETT
PEARS
FRESH PRUNES =. 2". 25°
SLICED APPLES “=. 10°
SAVORY ROUND
OR RUMP ROAST
Lean Top Ribs of Beef :17° )
Plate Boiling Beef 2-29° )
LEAN ROASTING
PORK LOIN -
Center Cut Pork Chops: 27- »
. FRESH COUNTRY
SAUSAGE PUDDING
DBC
Fresh Shrimp
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Fancy Smeits
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any other °
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25°
Soiers Fish ig 17°

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APPLE SAUCE rar cane 19€
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE on
GRAPEFRUIT scion & cane 3c
GRAPE JUICE rococo 2,0, 27°C
MANNING'S HOMINY 22 13
SOUP MIX Lipton’s Continental 3 pkgs 25¢
STRAINED FOOD 3 cn 19¢
Chopped Food C'2PPs 3cns25¢| Rob-Ford Prunes 20¢
Blue Rose Rice 3 '>s 25¢c| Walnuis Red Diamond 27;
Shredded Wheat Roh Roy Cola
Corn Flakes .Asco vier 5¢| ¥-8 Cackiail 4607 can 99g
Peanut Butter Aco 16-0zir 203 | Ovaitine §3¢ I.» 35¢
SLICED BACON -svovaste 10 16¢
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TABLE SALT rr: 3 5c 10°
SANDWICH SPREAD 5:
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EBLER'S Club Crackers 129 14
Joan of Arc 1
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Many Uses
Gold Seal Mac
Spaghetti or
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cello
pkgs
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