1946 | Religious | ‘News In This ‘Community LBulketin, ) - Joy, Pa. 3 FOR SALE: Bada Jots- Bf... . Pies Golden, Smokéhouse, golgl- YA 23 M en Delicious at $2100 fo $2.50 a bas- wne Harry ount oy ket. Also Black Twig, York, Rome Penna. wo | Beauty, Staman, afid Delicious at $2.50 to $3.00 a Wasket. Storage working hours, 7 a. m 5 p.m. Mrs. Catherine Snyder, Fairview Orchards, Florin, Pa 1131 WANTED: — ars bought and FOR SALE: Heatrola, practically | gold. Any make or year model will Ary at Pom | be purchased if in geod condition. Mn Hi, MAL Joy Sone. | { | , Thursday, January 31, Helper jat Coal Yard. Leedom, Junch of keys, Somewhere of Main & and Comfort Alley. call this office. LOST elween the Market streets Finder please to | Church pastor bein United Brethren Rev. Calvin Miller, February 3 9:00 a. m: Sunday School Thursday | 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting and C.K Sunday, Paul H. Stern, 329 W. High St. Manheim, . Phone 93. 817/tf PROPERTY FOR SALE IN FLORIN arial A fine 10 room rick i yan House with all conveniences and a Vint Oy. Lot fronting 155 ft. and 200 ft. in ;1» RATS KILLED depth and a Brick Garage, room Guaranteed: for 3 trucks, house and garage have poultry & slate roofs, and another Lot of ground at the rear 120x285 ft. with a building 100x20 ff. with a 2-car Garage and Chicken House for 800 F ‘OR SALE: Used 1937 Chev. Trucly;| Donegal Presbyterian Church or 900 chickens and plenty of fruit. 2 Ton with Dual Wheels and’! Rev. John D. Tate, Pastor Apply to B. F. Pe fer, Realtor, 53 Ground Grip Fires, Suitable fom Sunday, February 3, gre t Joy 11'8 tf work. Prige #easonable. Car Si a a I Ganley Co | 9:30 a. m. Chureh school. bethtown, Pu. 13121 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship We Sei Guest Minister: Dr. Henry G.| Bucher, Deun Elizabethtown | College. 16 Joy of G, Union | Bank stock. In- PR P,P. O. Box 85, | Salunga Methodist 131 | Rev. John S. Hinkel, Minister : of | Miss Alice Strickler, Supt. an- Sunday, February 3, 9:30 a. m. Church School. 10:30 a. m. Divine Worship. FOR SALE National Mt story with can Harmless humans. Ready | } | mals i Hostetler's | | { i mixed. SU 15 oz. can, Hurdw are, Mt. Joy. 131 10tp | farm EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Estate of William F. Brown, of Mount Joy Borough, deceased Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted thereto are requested to make im- mediate payment and those having claims or demands against the same, will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned TINTON NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK Mount Joy, Pa. Executors Att'ys. 1124/6t late We List FOR SALE of Seven room house and bath ingood condition. Price $3800. ~. Call 247-M Mount Joy | J. Statler Kuhny Rep. Leo I. Haine Realtow 1.311 FOR SALE: Used Studebaker Truck 1%» ton, with, Dual Wheels and Ground Grip Tires. Suitable for farm work. Price reasonable, Can seen at Sipling Bros. Garage, ms, Pa. 1312t FOR SALE: {Honeywell firm. ‘om, Mount Joy. FOR SALE: veniences. Tobacco Shed 156’ x36" with large tobacco cellar and stripping room | and 20,000 gallon capacity cistern. Barn Church 6f God Rev. H. M. Mumper, Pastor Sunday, Fehruary 3 9:30 Church School 10:30 ‘a. m. Morning Worship, 6:30 C. E. Society. 7:30 p. m. Sunday lowship in Evangelical Church Monday Thermostats. made by | 7:30 p. m. Apply ny Leas | Wednesday -| 7:30 p. m. Mid-Week Prayer Ser- vice. 8:30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal. Evening Fel- | be Arnold, "Rhe Bricker & Beyer, ADMINTST RATOR’'S NOTICE Estate of Mazzie May Nissley, late of West Hempfield, deceased. Letters of ac®ministration on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make im- mediate payment, and those having claims or demands avainst the same will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned re- siding at Salunga. Pa. NORMAN NISSLEY Administrator, c. t. a. James N. Lightner, Att'y 136t | EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Estate of Daniel W. Kramer, late of Mount Joy Borough, deceased. Letters testamentary on said es- Council meeting Two houses with con- Gospel Tabernacle Rev. Roy S. Forney, Pastor Sunday, February 3 9:30 a m. Bible School, ry Brubaker, Supt. 19:30 a. m. Communion and worship, 6:45 p. m. Bible doctrine class 7:30 p. m. sermon, subject, “Jesus Declares Himself Lord of the bath.” Wednesday 7:30 p. and two corn cribs. Will sell the above itéms separate- John Hen- ly or with 60 or 100 acres of land. John A. Hipple, Rheems, Pa. Res. Mount Joy, Tel. 86 1/24/3t FOR SALE: Blue Leather Folding Go-Cart. Apply 104 Fairview St., Mt. Joy, Pa. tate having been granted to the un- dersigned, all persons indebted WANTED: Hired bog, 15 of 16 yrs. thereto are requested to make im- of age, to work on fan. Apply mediate payment. and those having Peter Sawadsky, phone Mt. Joy claims or demands against the same. |242R5. 124 tf will present them without delay for | = settlement to the undersigned. resi- FOR SALE: ding at 137 N. Market St. and 3 W.| West Main Main Street. Mont Jov. Pa. mediately. Apoly Paul Weiser. SARA JANE KRAMER MILLER Phone Mt. Joy 213R4. 1174 R. FELLENBAUM FOR SALE: Two large bfick build- ngs to be torn down. Apply Melvin Sheaffer, 523 Market St., Marietta, Pa. 117 tf POR SALE: service Sab- m Prayer Service St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Rev. G. M. Rutter, Pastor Sunday, February 3 Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany 9:15, Church School. 10:30 a. m., Morning Prayer 7:00, Young People. Wednesday Choir practice at 6:30 St. Mary's Guild at enecker. Frame double house, on street. Possession im- Executors J. Hay Brown, Jr., Att'y 11361 EXECTUITOR'S NOTICE Estate of Charles W. Frantz, of Lancaster, Pa., deceased. Estate of Jomes P. Ziegler, late of West Donegal Township, deceased. Letters testamentary on said es- tate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted desks, glass cupboards, bureaus, | thereto are requested to make im-|-|ass and chinaware, any antiques. Sunday, February 3 mediate payment, and those having Write Hinden's, Soudersburg, Pa.| 9:00 a. m., Sunday School. claims or demands against the Will call. 1104mp | 10:15 a. m. Morning Worship same, will present them without delay for settlement tn the under- WANTED: Woman for general Youny People’s Day signed. residing at 521 Lancaster housework, hours 8 ta 2 and 5 days 7:30 p. m. Sunday evening fellow- | Ave.. Lancaster, Pa. [ver week. Apply P. O. Box 85, c/o the Trinity K. R. 13itf : : : "| Congregational Church. CAROLINE FRANTZ SNYDER WANTED: Must be | Tuesday Execnt Xe 061 WATCHMAN canable of tending boilers. Aooly 7:30 p Missionary | woah i D : Missionary | George Brown's Sons, ne. 1auf i Society meeting in the Church; the WANT TO RENT: Small House or | Thunk offering meeting; Mrs. Ralph | 3 or 4 room apartment, in Mt. Joy | Coleman. Br: 1 Thankoffering or vicinity. Phone Aunt Sally's Kit- Sod Ef iE ! k hankoftering | chen, Mt. Joy. 18} Secretary will spedv. Wednesday LOT FOR SALE: Fronting 63.25 on 7:30 p. m., Midweek Prayer Ser- vile Ave uO I. os Publi followed by the monthly meet- | ft. on West and 173.45 on East. Pos- the Official Board. session anytime. Frame Garage with slate roof. Avply to C. F. Auk- er, Mount Joy. Phone 128-M. 1'10/tf late Boys Bicycle, Bedroom suite and victrola. Apply Hiram | Detwiler, North Market Street, Mt. Joy, Penna. 110tf WANTED: tables, old Mrs. Long- | Mark’s Unlied Brethren Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor Drop-leaf 5 ship in Evangelical | Daniel B. Strickler, Att'y. brick West D 1 m., Women's es’ onega Street for $5,300.00 Seven room frame home, 2 story store, all conveniences, in Florin, owner cecupied, LEO I. HAIN, Realtor 33 N. Duke St., Lancaster. Pa. 10/4'1t Six room on vice, | ing of Friday 7:30 p. m., NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS TO DISCHARGE LIEN OF DOWER CHARGE IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN A. SCHLEGELMILCH, TO ALL HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES OF JOHN A. SCHLEGELMILCH. DECEAS- ED THEIR HEIRS. LEGAL, REP- RESENTATIVES AND ASSIGNS, AND TO ALL PERSONS INTER- ESTED IN THE FSTATE OF JOHN A. SCHLEGELMILCH, DECEASED. Notice is hereby eciven that January 3, 1946. a vpetifion was pre- sented by Charles M. Schaeffer and Maud E. Schaeffer, His wife. Own- ers, in part, to the Ornhans’ Court of Lancaster Countv, Pa. praying that the lien of a dower charge in the sum of $418.38 as charced in a Daed from John H. Zeller, Executor of John A. Schlegelmilch to Amos E. hman, datéd April 1, 1874, and recorded in the office of the Record- er of Deeds In and for Lancaster County. in Deed Book “L”, Vol. 10, Page 537 be satisfied, released, ex- tinguished #hd discharged as a lien and encumfrance upon the herein- after described premises; All That Certain tract of land situated in the Village of Sovring- ville (now Florin), in East Donegal Township, Lancaster Co:mtv, Pa. Beginning at a stone at lands of John Greiner, South 13 degrees West, 9 chains and 75 links to a stone; thence along land of Henry Kurtz, North 82%; degrees West. 6 chains and 75 links to a stake: thence alone the East side of an Al- ley. North 13 degrees East. 9 chains and 75 links to a stake on the Penn- sylvania Railroad: thence along said Railroad, North 82% degrees Fast, 6 chains and 75 links to the Place of Beginning. Conjaining 6 Acres and 93 Perches, neat meas- ure. You are therefore renuired to ap- Choir rehearsal. Methodist Church Mount Joy, Pa. WANT TO RENT: Apartments or | . 3s Dwellings in Mount Joy and vicinity | Rev. John S. Hinkel, Minister for our emnlovees. MUSSER LEG- Dr. E. W. Garber, Supt. HORN FARMS, Mount Joy. 96itf | Sunday, February 3 9:30 a. m. Church School 10:30 a. m. Divine Worship 11:30 a. Trustee Meeting 7:30 p. Evening at | | Trinity Evangelical Congregational | | Church, Ezra Ranck, speaker. | Monday ¥:30 p. class. Tuesday 7:30 p. FOR REAL ESTATE SERVICE: List your properties with J. Statler Kuhn, Rep. Leo I. Hain Realtor Lancaster, Pa. Call 247-M, Mount | Joy. m. { | on m. worship Rev. m. Membership training WANTED — Everybody in this | ection to use these columns when- wer they have anything they want | 0 buy or sell. tf WANTED: Man to work 6n Poultry | farm. A. C. Mayer, Phorie Mt. Joy | 132-R. 10{11/tf | PAPERHANGING & PAINTING Frederick Leiberher, 237 Marietta | Ave., Mt. Joy. Phone 108W. | 9[27]tf | m. Sr. choir. First Presbyterian Church Rev. John D. Tate, Pastor { Sunday, February 3 9:30 a. m. Church School. | 9:30 a. m. Adult Bible Class. | | | | { | | { No morning worship service Sunday Evening Fel- 7:30 p. m. lowship. HELP WANTED to work én poultry | Trinity Evangelical Congregation- farm. Musser Leghom Farms, Mt. | al Church Joy. decl3'tf | Wednesday | 7:30 p. m. Young Adults Club | Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church FOR I SALE: 2, your | H. A. Minnich, Paster properties wit Peffer, 53 W. | Sunday, February 3 Donegal St., M > hegal 5 untidy, Pa. 412: 9:30 a. m., Sunday School, Mr. FOR SALE Misses dress suit, | M. Kaylor, Supt. in charge. melon color, size 12. only $450:| 19.33 ; m. Morning Worship | Black and white silk jersey $3. i 'Size 9. Call 11 E. Main Street, Mt, | _7:30 p. m. Community Fellows Service, Rev. E. H. Ranck, speaker. | | in the Court at Lan-| pear in Orphans a Tuesday caster, Pa, on Mondav. March 18, a : at ten o'clock A. M.. to answer p | A TILA ay M gy 7:30 p. m., Young People Society | Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Ser- | petition and show cause, if anv: 7548 have, a : | vice. 8:30 p. m. choir rehearsal. | why a Decree should not » made forever releasing and dis- PHOTO FINISHING—Any ge ot or the hereinbefore described sight exposure roll developed and | Thursday from the lien of the charge printed plain or deckle edge, 25c set forth. Se ‘Minimum JOHN H. 3. Myers, In 7:30 p. m.,, Beacon Bikle Class will meet at the home of Ethel Barto. Also Busy Workers Class YOUNG PEOPLE'S DAY | United | Young People’s | with { Youth | local i Short { and Mr. | District | ment | at ious present | Hempfield Laondisville, | ject, | Possibility”. | this problem, | asked several | ought to Kill i teach | of | them | Hackman, I | answer | It | Good | philosophys of the yours is mine | then went down through history | told { this | Mr. | Priest | mine is mine i keep it. | Mr. | predominant, | peace there is no si | mine { | through the | money of course | that passed | canal, | | be { philosophy | that of the | | found in St. Church will La given to the Day, the national celebration of Week Members of the Christian Endeavor Society the messages on the “Being Christian Where “Making Your Convictions Count”, “Molding the World by Daily Christian Living”, will be given by Misses Vera Eby, and Erma Gainor, Booth. The congregation are to Mark's Sunday of in conjunction Morning worship Brethren observance will participate in service, themes You Are’, and John the invited young people of €S- pecially be present for this service. Thirteen Rotarians (From Page 1) Phil Deane The other announce- Governor will be present. was for a directors meeting to be held next Tuesday evening in the Richland Club rooms, beginning 7:30. All chairmen of the var- committees asked to be at this meeting. are The Arthur the day principal of East Township speaker for Hackman, was schools at who spoke on the sub- “Is Permanent World Peace a Finding a solution to Mr. Hackman, I persons in they question. sad various walks of life, what thought The first asked was a physician friend | of his, who said in his reply. “The all the Japs.” The next person asked was a minister | friend “they concerning this who said, ought to! about the brotherhood | The third person a store keeper all them asked who said, “let | Then, said Mr. keegan looking for an! this problem, : man, was starve”. to some- where in the history of the world, and the first place I went to was | thetBible, where I found my in the answer the four story of the found was found Samatarian, where mankind are The first of the philosophies was What if I can get it. is, He | and | one of the robber, of the various men who had ! | | today | same idea, and even | is being shaped, and, when a world peace that idea still Hackman, if that philosophy is prevails, said world peace is not possible, used The second philosophy, that of the What is am going to and the Levite was, | and I | In the Hackman, world today, said this philosophy is and permenant world cannot be a possibility, il werifice. of the! what is! that was, The | Inn third philosophy, keeper, which is yours if you can pay for i Here Mr. Hackman gave a very good example of it A each the philosophy as used in our modern times. fee of $5.00 American soldier Suez was charged for that and this Britian, was was passed canal, went to Hackman, no fee British the we were both Mr. for but charged said any soldier Panama | fight- | There can this world through beac ‘ng for the ause same ideal, no permenant peace with working in the today. The fourth and final philosophy, Good Samaritian, which was, what I have is yours if I only take the it. This and only this philosophy, Prof. Hackman is the answer to the question, “Is a Permanent World! a Possibility”. The should ask ourselves, make for | for peace? opportunity to share said question we | Do laws do men answer cannot be the peace, or make The it must in laws, be’ in Camp Hill | Phares head of the | We The Affairs At Florin For Past Week (From page 1) spent a few days with Mr Randolph Jackson. Ir. Hurry Frye, of Carlisle his Sr lay with mother Mure Thurs George Mrs. Emma Peiffer day at Mt. Jo Mr. dren spent W y visiting and Mrs. visited friends Sunday. My. and Jay Kaser at Lanea Mrs, children Christ Norman called Ebersole af and three brotheyp Spring, Miss Sara B. Fhiladelphia Monday of visitng her parents end. Mr. Landisville, Hershey le alter a trip investigation over the and Mrs. Mr. Hahn and daughter, Chestnut Hill of Yorkana Mrs. Harry evening. Mr. Ge town, Perry Mrs. George nesday. and Belly Titus with and visited Leedoin on Collins, Co., Mumper ge visited Sr, The following spent the at Black Log Camp, at Valley, Speed Henry Engle, George Kaley, Mumper Jr.,, Jacob Brandt, Jack Liggins. party still wonder how Messrs. Two they at camp. Mr. and and daughter, Mis Vera and of town and Mrs, Wm. RD E-town, spent Sunday at vis Md. Harvey Leedom MMe and Mrs. son and were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leedom. Mr. and Mrs. El milch entertained Sunday, Mrs. Annie Ferro, Mrs. daughters, mer S these and two and daughter, of Schley selmilch of E Funk Frank hearts of the men who are organizations for must build better fourth philosophy, not on any the other Th's talk wa there, three enjoyed by one food for alandance ol | | | and Mrs a frien and chil- Ihe ft he ang Chester Snavely Mrs. Jean Snave Mu, Saturda; of German- Mr. on week end Black Log] ¢ Reheard George Stehman, arrived ! Randolph Jackso Jimmy Palmer S: CC. St: guests chlegel- gues Harro, Albert Sheaffer Mrs. R Lancaster -town ¢ world on the contain h ( thon i Harrisburg. Pfe. Wm ther, Jacks Rane the Dl entering { to dif. cently mearrie laf Oakland, C The Girl 8 the cout home of Mrs The as read by pent troop voted laurel a: | thi week | cookies for the i [ Coatsville | Harry vhile at hi nd was hedlast p ne Al to ha Mi then he edn Led VI ter on ofiic | ing : take i ole now Vl Florin, on hi and Mis of Mr. anc George, Silvey and son Mh vile heim, and for oO 310 e on | ¢f Brunner ing 1 als week - ing, in the home « H. PP. Wiseg Square. of Roy s of Jy Mary E. C. Raymond Es Miss ter of and Wed- he Mi Mount Joy shlemean, Daniel E mer, mond E Mrs. J R2, the Henry E. Lutz Miss ] the bride, were Jay of the bride on Martha and the ushers ¢, Greystone, Perry 7 of the nish, Willow St. The gift { Richard Enck Newcomer, sister family hl, of of rece ts on | Miss Mrs Kathryn Ga ichard | at th peace. | one oi , Landi I bridegroom cd COUP. shit RLENTIN CHILDREN and GROWNUPS 5 for 5¢ - 5¢ 4 10¢ - 25¢ - 50¢ Nice $1.00 AgSortment of HEART-STIAPED BOXES filled Avith Chocolates KULP’S CONFECTIONERY AND NEWS AGENCY 39 E. Main St., Mount Joy, and Mi Fdw arver, Mary E. Ne and Mrs officiated bride R2 rd mn, wi lolph Collie A V. Bro op ab rite vi Troop SCouls Veter hospital. «dom the Myers ores are bec: «© "Tuesday n home f squire Newcomer Iman Ma R1, Son hlem: married at th 1 Noy N. J, 2 ivers ure H. Will of iG. « neal veomel rtin S and C of n, M: e home Bi hop | M wy. 18 be Ricl brotl were vil be bey. fing ride Miss alter where usin Wickenheiser w lived with mel al ks on Tues lesson untain | { anda haking | 2 at the une ill morn he and much improved William 1 Mrs. ‘Billie” James spent Sunday e and Mrs. Myers iam IH. Man- | Ver, - Union This Section's Numerous “Weddings langh- Ny New- Ray- Y. and imheim | of ter of Rich- ol st man ard S 1er-in- and Elvin Har- Mrs Arlene and VIiss Miriam which a wedding employed by . ville H.S.Newcomer & Son, Inc. PHONE 200 Hardware MOUNT JOY ' [ [ i [ [ [ [ i [ [ i i i i | | i i I ; I i i | I Gold Seal All-Purpose Enriched Flour & Ld LEE our Guarantee rk Gi LLL SAR American Stores Co. large c loaves 10e tie Victor Bread Enriched Supreme Raisin Loaf You'll like the new Delicious Golden Krust Loaf Acme Whole Farmdale Large Kernel Golden Tender Sweet cr STC 20-02 14« 20-0z 14 2 | | can Cah Ideal Fancy Fla. Orange Juice 41c Phillips Pork and Beans 2t-0zcan 1 1c Asco Cond. Tomato Soup 103-0zcan 8c Natural Grapefruit Juice '8°z 13c 460z 29¢ Early June Peas 200zcan 1c Hurlock Cut Green Beans ilc Whole Beets Comstock or Rob-Ford 16¢ Carrots Asce diced or Del Monte Chopped can or jar 4 3¢ Rob-Ford Asst'd. Vegetables '9°zcan 15¢ Tomato Juice Cocktail College Inn 24-0zbot Gc Chef-Boy Ravioli with meat sauce 16-0z jar iSc |B The Pick of the Farm and Orchard always at A Prices Sweet and Juicy Florida 250size ORANGES 27° Grapefruit 3-19¢ Fresh, Full Bunches ea 25¢ 3 Ibs 13¢ stalk 19¢ 3 Ibs 23c 3-26 3) 53-0z can 42c 16-0z jar 21c 10 '°>s 45¢ 24-0z pkg 4c °F 19-0z can 16-0z jar Broccoli Cabbage New Southern Celery Jumbo Pascal New Potatoes "57 Southern Sweet Potatoes New Pack Pork and Cpe 1. 4 In tomato sauce Kanana Banana Flakes Grandma's Molasses Gold Seal Enriched Flour Sterling Table Salt CRISCO ac 368° 2s SALE WHEN AVAILABLE His Strained or Chopped Baby Foods can 8c NR Er I VEAL ROAST RUMP |) 3@ec SHOULDER I) De BREAST OF VEAL Ib 19¢ SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS Ib 29¢ Boneless Rump BEEF ROAST ib 42 Roasting Chickens Fully Dressed and Ready-for-the-Oven LONG BOLOGNA Plain or Garlic Ib 34¢ SKINLESS FRANKFURTS Ib 35¢ FANCY COD FILLETS 1b. 35e¢ Salt Water OYSTER 69c =i: 79e PALMOLIVE SOAP Tastee 320° 2:19 at 19 prepared am cks Octagon Cleanser 2