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Mount Joy, Pa. 53rd Quarterly Sess'n (From page 1) ind 14, and will report on the meeting to the men bytery at a supper of the 6:45 Pre: for all he held ai Feb 26, at First Church, The Rev, Arthur York chairman, will give men Preshytery to p.m Lancas ter general the men's the New address In connection with work, nn encouraged ol the the sess nce of men Presbytery meetings and present- ed and passed the following reso- lution; that Jonegal Presbytery hold one afternoon and night ses- the meeting) that extended to all cach year, preferably i (July n invitation be sion summer and elders and any key laymen of our churches to attend as visitors the rs to have only duly elected commission - vote In any pirocee d- mgs Home Report Presbyterian The home was given by the Rev. and a special report pastors was made Slaymaker, stated Wingerd, calaries of | Elder moder directed to contact the salary by The clerk ' were Samuel C. ator and all churches on subject and a commit- appointed to the and laymen study the Samuel C. 1 K. Bare, | named to the Life Movement School A report on the new Life Move- ment School was presented by the Rev. Mr. Dickson. He led on a on the { held plans for a | laymen of the The school will be conduct- ed in First Church, Lancaster; First Church, York; Lower Chanceford Township High School, | York county, and the Chestnut Level Church, the evenings of | Feb. 5, 12, 19 and March 4, with three evening. Each to organize tee of was results of Slaymaker both of report. Martin Lancaster, committee. also report- meeting subject in Harrisburg at which time training school . for Presbytery = were made. | classes each church was urged new Life the work women and youth of the church. The Westminister held at to 20, committee to carry on which will include Bille Conference Confer Chestaut “Charch The Bible ence Level Fellows: The | Christiana, was will be June 13 wit} 1ip Day on June William L. elected as J ve rer mod- Rev essions for the next with Bethany | erator for Rev. Ed- Church, The | April mc ths, the Sloan, Lancaster, a three | win G. vice-moderator. will be held Chu: ch, the next meeting 20. at Bethany | Welcome at giv= the host A. Mc- group was entertain- session was en by the pastor of the The ed at g dinner at the Rotary Ch of the Mount Joy Chucch. mane opts UR eevee MANURE PROTECTS GRAIN A light top put wrch, Rev. Thomas Gregor Hostetter's with ith of town as guests dressing of on winter grain when the ground is frozen helps protect the B. R. agronomist of College young plants, according to J. | Dickey, extension the Pennsylvania State of Donegal | meeting | Thursday, Limouse, | promotion | attena- | church at report | Guy D. | on | were | men, | manure |' German Family Grateful | (From Page 1) | girl sent us. We received it tarough | Preacher F. Kohr, Essen, Alten- essen. Through the situation we from our Fatherland, { Poland in the East. All our pos- lad to remain in Poland, had to begin anew, with [ no visible hope in sight for the im- | mediate future, You cannot think how grateful we get your gift, and for we receive from over war are Refugees sessions and we are. to eyery gift there, we have family no cute do have, however, sleeping like little girls, In our three boys, who enjoy the girls do, | under warm covers, just little ie blankets, bed clothing as only do we need all other thanks and Yours, The Elle Family AA liso again for the precious gift, greetings, he | feart felt | Vegetable Ivory the hard dentine- Unique | Normally ivory, | containing substances found in the | teeth of most mammals, is secured from the large, teeth of elephants, walruses, hippopstamuses and nar- whals. The fruit of some {ropical American palms contains a markably hard, creamy-white sub- stance resembling the consistency and appearance of true ivory such a degree that it is called ‘‘veg- | etable ivory.” The inhabitants of Ecuador carve from it all kinds of ornaments, toys, ash trays, rings, reels of spindles and knobs of walk- ing sticks. But far more important than these are the | 'tons of buttons that are made from this material. Land Locked Salmon The Kokanee—also called the Lit- tle Redfish or Silver Salm land locked, Pacific sockeye salmon, adapted itself to a complete life cy- cle in fresh water. The mature Ko- K | kanees generally are from 10 to 16K | inches in length, and if food is abun- dant they may reach four pounds, | They can be taken on bait or flies, or by trolling. Kokanées generally take flies around sunset in the late summer and autumn. Trolling with a spinner, with a baited hook about six inches from the spinner, takes Kokanee in the late fall | Water Pressure for Farms An electric water system savas time and work on the farm. Run- ning water not only conven- ience but also helps to step up and speed up production of meat, poul- try, milk and vegetables. Nearly every farm activity is done better, | quicker and economically with an abundant supply of running water under provided by an automatic water sys- tem. Is a more pressure | | electric Many Firsts in Insurance Most of the firsts in the insur- ance fields have their origin at Hart- ford, Conn. Among these firsts are: The first accident insurance policy that was printed was issued April 1, 1864; the first accident insurance company was incorporated in 1863 as a railway and travel policy com- pany; the first automobile insurance policy was issued February 1, 1898; and the first mutual life insurance company was chartered in 1846. etl | Stimulate your business by adver |t ising in the Bulletin. No Wasie — STRING BEANS ..... CAULIFLOWER SPINACH PEAS rina tipi BROCCOLI CUBED PINEAPPLE Nepco Patron Rolls . K. V. P. Patron Rolls . .. CLOISTER DA} Many 2 gts. Pints .25 MOUNT JOY FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PROTECT YOUR MEAT BY USING PROPER WRAPPINGS PHONE 189-M Ready to use FORD HOOK LIMA BEANS 40 BABY LIMA BEANS PLUMS .. PEACHES 8 STEAWERRIES Whole ...- 50 STRAWBERRIES Sliced .... 53 . $100 & $1.10 - 125 ft, rolls . $3.00 - 40) ft. 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