2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Wednesday, December 31, 1947 | BRETHREN IN CHRIST |

Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher 12. B'town; "Mg

ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.

Published Every Thursday at No.
9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa] cattle,
: Newtown (J. Lindemuth
lost lives because of dust and ( ).
Jan. 18—Cross Roads (Joseph Wolge-|

Subscription, per year .. $2.00 |draught muth); E’town; *Conoy; Mastersonville;| (spent
Six IMODINS + $1.00 3 eo 0 ¥Manheim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
Three Months = 60 Jan. 25—Cross Roads; Conoy; York|
Single Copie Sanur 05 A NEW YEAR County (Seth Sentz); *Cross
Single Copies dip *E'town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas- |
Sample Copies ....... .. FREE The beginning of another year gersorviile; Manor; Refton; *Newtown;|
brings us to a time for introspec-| Sousa Brot gH iv
— ads; own; *Ma
Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. 45, phefore the old year dies. None town; Mastersonville: = “Mt. at {Lillian Witmer on
Joy, Pa., ag second-class mail mat
*Manadr; Pequea; *Refton.
ter under the Act of March 3, 187 Feb
9. know us as well as we know our-

acknowledge introductions, man Manheim; Manor; Refton.
Ie stands accused by himself, is “Fe 22—Cross Roads; Conoy; York
+ + + Jie own defense, his own prosecu- gounty (Walter Bausman);
ads; *E’'town; Mts Pleasant; Man: mas Day with Mr,
that there tor. He acts as judge and jury and heim; *Mastersonville; Manor; = Refto
Did you ever notice
of should make his fine to fit his “Newtown; *Pequea.
are some people who can think
something unpleasant to say
quickly than they can of some-
thing pleasant?
g RN [what we have accomplished in the newtown (John ire,
in a brand new year, memory *Vanor; Pequex;
2 old one. We have a personal re- Mar. 14—Cross Roads (H. M. Hess);|
Aside from numerous other per- en E’town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-|
sponsibility. Life seems to lead US *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
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plexing problems, Russia now. dealing more with the making Mar 21—Cross Roads; Conoy; York Columbia visited Mr.
i another question — County (Mrs. Harry Lehman). Cross
brings up 3 of name, fame, fortune, than a de-|Roads; *E'town; Mt. Pleasant; anim
*Mastersonville; Manor; Refton; “New. |
hen is a ruble not a ruble. . ;
when is a rub sire to improve our moral stand-
ee ® 0 . Vi ... town; *Pequea. f
|ards, spiritual virtues, Good will} Mar. 28—Cross Roads; E’'town; *May-.
THOSE HANDICAPPED { onstimeiive _'town; Mastarsonville; *Mt. Pleasant;
T [to fellow men, constructive ad-| (*Manor; Pequea; *Refton. 5
We are a nation renowned for|vances to build a better commun! April 4—E’town; Maytown; *Cross|
ivi emedyv lives of un- itv i OV 2 onli ne
striving to remedy lives ity, improved and enlightene Pr emt ors
fartunates, Americans have long thinking to better understand Apr. 11—Cross Roads (A. Z. Hess);
dedicated themselves to many in-| racial, religious, political pro-|/E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-
. . lheim; *Manor; Pefuea; *Refton.
terests, that work towards making/blems, are points to be brought be-|
cerned themselves with a program| Long years ago our forebears *Pequea.
Apr. 25—Cross Roads; E’town; *May-|¢
; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant;
for aiding physically handicapped pag more time, perhaps more re-|town:
¢hildren, Infantile paralysis is a ligion, to draw away from the “Manor; Pequea; *Refton.

| Newtown (Kate Moore).
cure it, people are asked to con- without the same conscience = as| - May 9—Cross Roads (Ezra Engle);
|E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-{
tribute towards the crippled chil-| though we are Eg ny
dren’s causé, These small soldiers| 1948. Life flows more rapid-| May 16—Cross. Roads; Conoy; York| | 3
Count Lehman Schla *Cro R Mrs,
fight their disability with spirit| jy (he call of soc iety and 2 Soman Sela 28) Cros Po
and courage. It is encouraging that keeps us whirling at an accelera-|tersonville; Manor; Refton;
“Pe
equea.
much progress has been made in| ion that seems to allow little space; May 23—Cross Roads; E’town; May.
combating infantile paralysis. ‘Let go. searching our inner self, Let{toWn; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant;
Typewriters
A choice of models for
Christmas gifts
Selection of
NEW and USED
J. M. ENGLE
411 EAST HIGH STREET
ELIZABETHTOWN
|*Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
us join in the fight towards yg take the time, turn upon our] May 30—E’town; Maytown; *Cross
Roads; *E'town; *Yark County; Mt.
vaging these breken bodies. | chars siz .
aging characters a searching eye, define) oct Maret. Manors ran.
oe0 [ourselves with a Puritan's rigid| June 6—Cross Roads (Jacob Sentz);
E’town; #*Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-
NEVER KNOW SNOW judgment. The New Year willlneim: *Manor: Pequea; *Refton.
Where galoshes ear

fires spell winter, it seems impos- | Windstraws, _ | Pequea
sible. that the majority. of thef C0 Le oa June BORNE buster Wolge:
world doesn’t know what snow is.| ville; *Mt. Pleasant; *Manor; Pequea;
That snow is almost a fantasy to HAPPENINGS ; rig Maytowh: Cross)
most of the world’s population, it 4 Roads; *E'town; *York County; Mt.
never falls upon 70 per cent of the| i of — | Pleagant; Abe. Manor; Refton;
earth, is hard to believe. We have|
probably thought everyone knows
of the beauty of a winter's snow-|
fall, Literature has given us this |
LON G AGO
*Manor; Pequea; *Refton.

idea maybe, for so much has been | 20 Yoars Ago Eg Manor; Refton; *Newtown;
2
July 18—Cross Roads; E’town; *May-
fonts Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant;
written about it. Pictures try to de
it justice, too. Driven snow on
irl The first Sesh oe ice appeared on|*Manor; *Refton.
i i alleys, snow that swirls, Jul 5—E'town; Maytown; *Cross
hills, in valley | the Susquehanna river. *E'town: *York y County; Mt. !
that gently cloaks, forms patterns) J H Hostetter. of Millersville, Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton.
re ly moistens the| : ug. 1—Cross Roads (Elias Musser);
pi hs ly 2 Y snow would iged 86, raised “his 77th tobaceo|g town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-|
chee ever to know sr heim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
crop. ; ; }
0» lovliest Aug. 8—Cross Roads; Conoy; York|
be to miss one of God's P. C. Leinhard of Hempstead, L Cy (Clarence Kalltreider). *Cross|
panoramas, Such was the display It
, passed thru Columbiz
here Friday morning.
back, riding to Los Angeles, Calif. town; *Pequea.
® ® 0 Au 15—Cross Roads; E'town; *Ma
| The past few days Friendship] [tow ye Mastersonville; *Mt. W M
IT IS A LAW | Fire Co., responded to four fire|*Manor; Pegueat *Refton. est ain St.. Mt. Joy
In Florida there is much dis-) calls, [alle cag
cussion about a recent suggestion! Tobacco buyers are out offering| Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton;
i i h tate legis fir Sle | Newtown (Henry Mellinger).
to enforce a law that state cents. | Aug. 29—Cross Roads (E. E. Wolge-
i , passed some time back. Tol inger. biz
lature pa | Henry Hollinger, Columbia, has| TM or mori actereany
protect the beauty salon business.| .oturned after a trip around thel Sept. 5—Cross Roads; Conoy; York}
County (O. D. Lehman); *Cross Roads;
. i |*E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas-|
home to give manicures, shampoos, Hundreds of persons inspected tersonville; Manor; Refton; *Newtown;
it became illegal for folks in
*Pequea.
home permanents, to members ofithe new Ford car on display at| sept. 12—Cross Roads; E'town; *May-
their family as well as friends.| Newcomers show room. town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant;|
|*Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
This sounds as though mother! Markets: Eggs, 41-43c; Butter, Sept. 19—E’town; Maytown; *Cross|
# Roads; *E'town; *York County; we,
: Ln 89 Manheim; Manor; Refton. on 2] 5
license before she could shampoo! A: Hazelton the admission to a Sept. 26—Cross Roads (Willis Weaver) ;|
The| E'town: *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man.
would have to show an operator’s/ 10. lard 13c.
a or” ai A o protect! rie rz four
daughter's hair. Trying to p movie was four potatoes. [rer Mane eats
certain trades, lawmakers lean|iybers were given to the Salvation, Oct. 3—Cross Roads; Conoy; York
bg County (Paul Lehman); *Cross Roads;
| |*E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas-
Surely they didn’t intend this law| The new concrete house erected|tersonville; Manor; Refton; *Newtown;
over backwards in their
*Pequea.
of home shampoos to convey such!by Norman Nissly at Florin is al-| oct. 10—Cross Roads; E’town: *May-|
a drastic meaning as the words most finished. {town; Mastersonville; Mt. Pleasant;
x . : “Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
read. But if it would be illegali Rheems business men are de-!"
here for womenfolk to wash and|livering a supply of calendars to
set each others hair in their home,| their customers.
Roads; *E’town; *York County;
Newtown (Daniel Ginder).
p ra ia a . . 24—Cross Roa C. N. Hershe
for a daughter to give a mother al J. N. Summy, cashier of Landis- Ee ene; a fren.
manicure, our local jails would be! ville National Bank, is ill *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
full, SFr | typhoid fever.

LE J i; { Mrs. B. W. Brown was elected|*E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas.
! R i *Newtown;
ANOTHER DUST BOWL {head of the board of governors of eiton
Where winter winds sweep over Yeates School. Nov. 7—Cross Roads; E’town; *May-
town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant;
the plains, there are men who! Mrs. Thos. J. Brown, Sr. fractur- *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
think of drought and dust stormed her ankle when she tripped on| Nov. 14—E'town; Maytown; *Cross
I a 5 i Roads; *E’'town; *York County;
through snow blankets the groundithe edge of the linoleum and fell. Pleasant: Manheim; Manor; Refton.
and sleet slashes the pane. There, Mr. Henry Smeltzer erected the] Noy. 21—Cross Roads (A. Zercher):
is a fear, where dry weather last{ Community Christmas tree in the E’town; #*Conoy; Mastersonvilie; *Man-
heim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
fall affected parts of the southwest. park.
belt, will bring a repetition of the of John W. Eshleman. Mr. Wm. *Pequea.
: Dec. 5—~Cross Roads; E’'town; *May-
Dust Bowl disaster of the 1930s. Tyndall is acting postmaster. town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant;
Altho winter wheat seeding has, The engagement was announced|*Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
. Dec. 12—E’town; Maytown; *Cross
been successful in other areas, theif Laura M. Strickler and Rev. Roads; *E’town; *York County; Mt.
parts of western Texas, Oklahoma, Frank D. Witmer, of Berlin, Pa. Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton.
ic z re, president of the Ministeri _ *Manheim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
dco, that suffered from the recent F rn sterial As Dec. 26—Cross Roads; Conoy; York
drought, face a poor crop. The Seil sociation, County (Waiter Bausman); *Cross if
’ Ro k i Roads; *E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim;
Conservation Service says we Gibney Diffenderfer, member of Manor; Refton; *New-
wan't avert draughts but we can the high school basket ball team, town; *Pequea.
dust bowls. Farmers around here/injured his hand in a game at = Stars denote Sunday evening services.
{ ) Denotes Saturday evening previous.
know thst soil can be saved from York.
erosion and: blowing by using stub A tabernacle with a seating LANCASTER SERVICES EVERY
ble, stalks or straw as a covering caPacity of 1500 is being built at SUNDAY MORNING AND EVENING |

when crops aren't growing. By Manheim. | District = Coungils—Lancaster Feb.

3 4 ;. Mas-|
wrotecting the ground man pro- Guy K. Bard, defeated candidate Mobi. Hien rans 5
: for Co. Commissi ening; Mastersonville Aug. 5 evening;
tects his own interests and the oner, asked the avenues. Oct. 2 evening; Cross Roads

welfare of the world. There are Court for a recount on the ballots./Fep, 4 evening; E'town Aug. 5 evening.
many whe recall the fateful Dust Counterfeit one and five dollar Congregational Councils—Locust Grove)
Bowl affect during the 1930's, notes are being circulated thru Jan. 6 evening. Cross Roads Jan. 7 eve-|
are the proud parents of a baby
girl this morning (Wednesday) at
1:00 am
NEWTOWN
E Mr. and Mrs, K. I K. Franklin and
MEETING APPOINTMENTS
The Mount Joy Bulletin Lancaster Coc Pa., 1948
visited Mr, and Mrs. with a wife, a son and a daughter.
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town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pequea on Sunday.
Jan. 11— E’town; Maytown; *Cross

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when the government rescued the Yor el visited
when both man and beast{Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton;

well cn Christmas Day,
Daniel Geltmacher
Christmas Day with
{and Mrs, Ralph Kieth at Brunner-

Mrs. K. Franklin visited Mrs.
Saturday even-
8 — E’'town; Maytown; *Cross|
selves. As 1948 makes ready t(o/Roads; *E’town; *York County; Mt. 3
of Ironville visited
15—Cross Roads (I. W. Musser); Abram Gamber
EDI O RIA | ing hold court with himself. E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man.-|
. .. heim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton.
Mt. Joy 117-3
#Crossiand Ander Minnie Spent Christ-
C. M. WEBB
& SONS |
122 South Barbara Street
MOUNT JOY, PA. |
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PHONES:

| Winters of Manheim.
r. and Mrs. Victor Snyder gave
Christmas dinner
Pe 7 = | Maytown; *Cross| witt]o and Abner
should serve us for a review of Roads; *E’town; *York County; Mt.
Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton;|Joy and
Feb. 29—Cross Roads; E’town; * a
more past years record. About to live town; Mastersonville; *Mt. A
Fogie on Christmas.
Elizabethtown
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogie on Satur-

Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St,
Telephone 137-R
Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P, M.
Tues Fri. Sat,
9:30-1:00.2-5 P. M.
ELIZABETHTOWN
16 E. High St.
Telephone 24-R

Roads; *E'town. *York County; Mt. ©. and Mrs. Melvin Martin and
d|
fe Haines and family of Lancas-
ter RD, Mrs. Roy Gephart, Mr, :
Apr. 18-—Cross Roads; Conoy; York
our country safe and prosperous. fore the trial of man by his con County (Lloyd Melhorn); *Cross Roads;
E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas.
: — . bias an 'S ar aul a family
Public spirited people have | tarsonville; Manor; Refton; *Newtown; d. Mis, Edward. Caul and family,
Young and children,
Miss Priscilla
Fogie of Philadelphia;
om lanier that us May 2—E'town; Maytown. *Cross/S
leading disease that strikes 0.14 and seek to improve them- Roads; *E’town; %York County; Mt
: ‘| daughter Kathry
ly the young. To prevent it or 10 celves doy by day. We are not/Rleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton; aughter Kathryn,
Alice Otto and Mr. Se

mas holiday callers
Schelkope and fam-
Darvin Rodgers

later determine whether our reso- | June 13—Cross Roads; Conoy; York
muffs, mufi-| |County (Curtis Melhorn); *Cross Roads;
firs. frozen *% round and’ hearth- | lutions for 1948 have been but|E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas-
|tersonville; Manor. Refton; *Newtown;

| July 4—Cross Roads (Paul A. Martin);
|E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-

| July 11—Cross Roads; Conoy; York
Anns County (Joseph Lehman); *Cross Roads;
|¥E'town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas.
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‘ning; Conoy Jan. 8 evening; E’town Jan. ls
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