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The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, Oclober 24, 1946-5
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Eo Hr County Firemen's Religious Better Citizens To
; nm ren wo In This pyild A Better World | IT’S TOY. - TIME AT
Township, which payment also in- Community On this, the eve of Girl Scout
cludes 1942 tax. Week 1946——October 27 through
The municipalities, and the a-| November 3 we call a nation-
mount each will receive, are: NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THR | wide “time out” from trial, stress,
City of Lancaster, $10,448.23. | CHURCHES IN MT. JOY ANIl| and atomic bewilderment for a
Boroughs: Adamstown, $12641; THE ENTIRE SURROUNDING | glance at a very refreshing and in- |
Akron, $22.09; Christiana, COMMUNITY. spiring picture——that of Girl
Columbia, $806.34; Denver, $85.70; i Scout organization, whose more
Elizabethtown, $531.08; Ephrata, | Missionary Will Speak than a mill'on members will em-
ca $500.14; Lititz, $342; Manheim,| Rev. Ray Lupold of Gans Okla- | bark this week on the second year
3 1 $839.70; Marietta, $47.39; Millers- homa will speak at .the .Calvary of a two-year post-war active
ville, $94.90; Mount Joy, $279.98; Bible Church (formerly Gospel | citizenship program designed to
Mountville, $90.13; New Holland,| Tabernacle) this Sunday at 10:39 | make “Better Citizens To Build A |
$455.13; Quarryville, $29.30; Stras-'am. and 7:30 p.m. Better World.” |
burg, $37.31; Terre Hill, $20.19;! Rev. Lupold, formerly of Mount Uncer the competent direction |
0. Washington Boro, $60.14. Joy, spent three years in missionary | @1'¢ supervision of trained volun- |
r Townships: Bart, $1.55; Caernar-'werk in the Ozark mountains of | leer leaders, Girl Scouts everywhere
von, $23.90; Clay, $19.19; Colerain, Oklahoma. His many friends and | becoming more and more an |
ae $22.48; Conestoga, $120.35; Conoy, relatives are invited to attend these | vast of community, |
— $24.51; Drumore, $27.26; Earl, $75.73; services. naticnal and mternational life.
East Donegal, $168.50; East Dru-| How? By lewrning, within their
mote, $34.97; Fast Ed $171.97; Methodist Church own trogg to be useful and act- |
Fast Hempfield, $267.49; Fast Lam-| ive c¢iizens an'e to make decisions; |
| peter, $68.05; Eden, $28.90; Eliza-| Rev. A i A ty respect the vishts of others; to |
beth, $18.20; Ephrata, $29.87; Fulton, Dr. E. W. Garber, Supt. participate in group planning and |
$113.87; Lancaster, $411.71; Little Sunday, October 27 the carrying out of plans; by keep- |
Britain, $94.17; Manheim, 9:30 2. m. — Sunday School ing abreast of current changes, |
Manor, $69.99; Mount Joy, $24.83; 10:30 a. m. The Service "Thome trends and activities, being able |
Paradise, $22.56; Penn, $7.66; Pe- “Where Is Thy God?” ? and ready to offer their skills and |
quea, $16.63; Providence, $12.54; services, whenever and wherever |
$3L12; Sadsbury, $12.08; Salunga Methodist peeled
Salisbury, $31.17; Strasburg, $50.77; Rev. C. A. Price, Minister ~Girl Scouting, the largest organ-
: Upper Leacock, $14.03; Warwick, Miss Alice Strickler, Supt. zation of its kind for girls in the
$41.94; West Cocalico, $65.14; West Sunday, October 27 world, was founded in the United
Donegal, $28.96; West Earl, $64.75; 9.30 a. m. Church School. fr ig thirty-five years ago
West Hempfield, $81.23: West Lam-| :30'a. Servic .. | by the late Juliette Low, in whose
peter, $60.16. span, ain Th memory national Girl Scout Week gt vet
——— sen” 2 sermon on pride, is celebrated annually. The tradit- For Now Re and. For: Christmas :
COUNTY S. S. ASSOCIATION | ional Seven Service Days, as they We thats & EL he - :
WILL MEET NEXT MONTH | 10 United Brethren: |Z 20 S22 184 aside to denon, selec Te ia yous goon In. fra alos Your
The Lancaster Cbunty strate the many and varied activi- Or NOW... for Christmas. : : New
nty Sundsly Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor tos: which are nade. available shipments arriving almost daily, 4 i
School Associat’on convention will! Sunday, Octpber 27 i A Hae ave W : 5 ami
be held the evening of Nov. 13 and] g.0p a m., Sunday School. gu 's Srough fhe gift Seout pro- Select from. These id Many Others’ A
afternoon and evening of the fol-, 10:15 a. m. Morning worship Bn Bohn Sire] Jroops e Footballs Chemistry Sets
. lowing day at the First Baptist Theme: “God's Word for Today”. . a Tr ee Hair ow @ Roller Skates 'e Paint Se*
ant Church. Among the speakers will 6:30 p. my, Christian Endeavor i A a a i © Games Galore 3
: = be Dr. R. W. Schlosser, of Eliza- Society meeting. oy uesday, Citizenship Day; eo Dolls @ Crayons 4,
“43 bethtcwn College, Mrs. Frank Ad- 7:30 p. m, W. M. A. Day Service: Sn, Health ond Safety Day: eo Metal Toys © Books for All Ages
k ler, of Columhkia; the Rev. Robert Mrs. J. B. Showers, speaker, a 1 i 2 nath hal © Baby Carriages ® Metal Trucks
W. Etter, Millersville RD; Prof. C. Wednesd ay a PNA tn Or ® Trix, the Puppy @ Doctor and Nurse
i % De i Lr ha In p. m, Midweek Prayer Ser- G of Scouting the COP Red © Desk and Chair Sets "Outfits
4 Ett Hg he Jom Pie vice, Followed by Sunday School of anderstanding to all girls, re- ® Action Toys @ Cradles
PN > hor anca Pry e Rev. John Workers’ Conference. gardless of nationality, race. or e Metal and Rubber Cribs »
: Tals, Mi Joy; the Bev. B reed ves over a milena Bathinettes Metal Xylophones
oo Hob, Lancaster; the Rev. Nevin R.| 30.5 5 Choke eres , Now serves over a million ® Building Outfits e Dr
— Vis gris. Ss ums -
Zuck, Elizabethtown; Penk C. D. Saturday citi © Wocd Burning Sets ® Peg and Nail Tables
Tro the Rev. Luther Ketels, 2:15 and 7:30 W. M. A. In
Latics p. m., W. n= ; pL Use Our Christmas Lay-A-Way Plan |
ancaster; and the Rev. A at’ Everybody reads newspapers but € Lay y
€m’th, D. D., Fhiladelphia. church { NOT everybody reads circular ad- | :
The Rev. E. H. Ranck, of this | vertising left on their door step. & ¥y
place, president of the association, - ; thud | =
will preside. There will be special Holiness. Mission | Lutheran Clnrch I= R &
music by the Elizabethtown College! Phstor SL a he wy L Koder, Pastor :
wn BYP TB 4 OR Men's artet 2 » choir s > "Sunday, Oct, 27 |
AD Vv ER i | § 8 E 8. THE CRULLETIN » Bans Shore Hey Lebanon Valley Gospel Band will [ 9::30 a. m. Sunday School FU RNITURE STORE
4, 1. Be Bt the ‘Holiness Mission, 52 E. 1050 2 m. Morning Worshin. Open Friday and Saturday Evenings
SL os ona ae Market street, Marietta Pa, on Oct.| 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship. Ample Free Parking Space
i Ak. ! 20th at 2:30 p. m. Everybody wel-) Wednesday So. Market St. Elizabethic Cw
; come, | 7:30 p. m. Ladies Aid Society at| So - 0 EE
i i ie ad the Parsonage. \ i
; 1 | Bible Conference eases | |
is A Bible Conference to be held in | Newtown Brethren Church il 9 Fa
{1} [the Calvary Bible Church (formerly | Rev. J. E. Earhart, Pastor If 1 ment S al a © e
{ Gospel Tabernacle) October 19 to 23. | Sunday, Oct, 27 > rw)
[ Each evening at 7:30 and Sunday | 9:00 a. m. Sunday School |
i morhing at 10:30 o'clock. 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship I “
| : Speaker—Dr. Robert Fritsch of | Rev. J. E. Earhart. De oto - Plymouth
i il : ‘Allentown, Pa, a former professor | Thursday ARAN © REI
fit] of English at Muhlenberg College| 7:00 p. m. Prayer Meeting and | SALES & SERVICE
= fl in Allentown, is now engaged in full | Christian Endeavour, : i
= } dl [|] time Bible Conference work. He is | Rev. R. H. Arndt, class leader. Hi PHONE 24W MOUNT 1OY
~ li | { [well known in this communitly and | meee | a : 5-16-tf
throughout Lancaster county, and First Presbyterian Church =
will be welcomed here by his many Rev. John D. Tate, Pastor
friends. | Sunday, October 27
: i Everybody welcome, Bring others| 9:30 a. m. Church School Fo Real
/ | spi | 9:30 a. m. Adult Bible Class 0
| W.M.A. Day Service | 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. 0 8 i Ed EATI Re yy
The Women’s Missionary Society | Harvest Home Service /
of St. Mark's United Brethren | Theme: “Recken, Yeild, Obey” \ = S i
Church will ckserve W.M.A. Day | 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship 3 bere” f )
(World Mission Advancement Day) | Theme: “With Christ” | C 0 1]! FO RT. i, 2 3 oF id
on Sunday evening, October 27, at | Wednesday { ! | 7
7:30. Mrs. J. Balmer Showers, Nat- | 7:30 P.M. Bible Study Hour | J
. ional President of the Women's | i = yor Rear Of ea
a . > Missionary Assocation of the Donegal Pre sbyterian Church i ING COMFORT. Dis . {
i i! \ i Church of the United Brethren in! Rev. John D. Tate, Pastor | the Sinclair Dinosaur, yees {
QUAL is RO L CCl en ' Christ, and wife of the Bishop of Sunday, October 27 ommends Sinclair Super :
the Eastern Area of the Church, | 9:30 a. m. Church School. | Flame Fuel Oil. EW) hk J
will bring the message on this oc- | 9:30 a. m. Young Men's Class | SUPLRFLAME 15 £3 peels
le i: nad poh Ll Yi 3 re i casion. Members of the Socie vil — :
I is NO ac the large st erops nour , National thanks are due the farmer for the iy ge 20 Soon 3 Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church | oN
history ng harvested this year when we; ~ job he has done in the last five years. Universal are interested in missionary work L. Dallas Ziegler, Pastor i CLEAN to prevent clogging of strainer cz
and th “the world, need them most: +. respect is due him for his foresight in helping are cordially invited to chare the Lg, ¥: October 27 ; > A: burner nozzle.
In spite of war, loss of labor and little new industry equip farms to meet a whole series Inspisation ol this Service. | 10: Jn a Be | Se hip : >
j equipment, the American farmer. has again of emergencies; St. Luke's Episcopal Church | 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. Fa UNIFORM eliminate need [or fre
taken care of us and provided a life-saving BUT: :: we i id d Vick Rev. G. M. Rutter. Pastor | 7:60 p. m. Quarterly Conference fg 600 ae me ie Neo ee
; eo J JT : 27 we should not crowd our luck, or Feast of Christ the King, ang the | Tuesday bd I eT a EVER
for the farmer’s luck either. Too many farm tools Nineteenth Sundey after Trinity. | 7:45 p. m. Young People’s Meeting ferbon
How do our farmers do 2 How is it that = ure now worn out. Without new ones produc: 9:15 Church School | Wednesday
Js sixteen per cent of our people can feed all Holi. mav zo down: Fariaeis need over cight 10:50, Holy Eucharist ae p. is Praye Meeting, ‘ 2 QUICK 8 A
of vis arid wo on hreakine records in the ace of ; I I li totes” words of i Io Monday ; { 8:15 p. m. Choir rehearsal wa > to ignite sa thai the burner is surg
§ pes > : wndred million dollars’ worth of new imp es S. S. Simon and Jude dd to come on.
- IE ances which slow up industry? ments and equipment. It is up to industry 3:30 Instruction Class.
There are three reasons: First. farmers work and labor to keep wheels turning to produce 9:00 Eucharist STYLED FORTHE
seder thas otter Americans . ABV ES |] |Widnesday, | SMALL FRY ECONOMICAL
y harder and longer than most other Americans: them, but any recurrence of strikes would i 6:43 Choir. St. Mary's Guild at 2st
\ Sceond, they know how to make the best use ~ prevent this; Mrs. George Brown's, ho 2 heatpergalicn tosave you money.
Is. And, third, they have a long-standing : : Friday i
ership with industry seeking to satisfy America should see that the hard-working All Saints Day. You'll like our prompt, dependable «
» to get more out of the land for the farmer gets what he needs: 990 Eucharist livery service, too. Phone or write t
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ww. Farmers are still praciicing the kind Iron AnD Steen Church Of God ; *oday for Sinclair SuperFlame Fuel Gil. :
| enterprise that mericds 350 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. XY; | Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor
| i { Sunday, October 27
| | 10:30 a. m. Morning: Worship -
i The Institute he inted a booklei STEEL SERVES THE FARMER. { Sermon, “Christ Only could Say I INCLAI R
Write Er a copy and it will be sent gladly, | AM : =
f —— on — i 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. o hea if,
i Sermon “A Man Sent from God”. JACK HORNER . A :
| i ‘Wednesday : Mcunt Joy Columbia C. E. LUTZ. Aone
J tna = ae 5 : ssi et a. m. Bible Study and Proye: a Sinclair Refining Coms= BY a
g i gd PHONE 383 PA