A-—=The Bulletin, Mt. Joy,
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a., Thursday, June,

OWL LAFFS

BY
A WISE OWL

a lot of fish-
Harbor lately,
that fish-
honest people
size of
hook,
then
been doing
ing down at Safe
and I'm now convinced
ermen are very
If you'd see the
those salmon they
I have
of
and
some
land
lock at longingly, toss back
to the river,
mean.
not to wait til July
you'd know what 1
— It sure is a temptation
1st.
John Miller says: The best way
to get a lasting finish on your
car is try and heat the train to
the crossing. ’
Two girls in front of Gorrecht's
Jewelry Store looking longingly at
the diamonds said: “I think he
loves me but he never comes
right out with anything 1 can put
on my finger.”
A' simple countryman
gaudy parrot on the
cottage. . He climbed up to cap-
ture it. The parrot looked at
him and said sharply, “What do
you want?”
The countryman touched his cap
saw a
roof of his
“Beg pardon sir, I thought you
were a bird.”
Dick aged three, did not like
soap and water. One day his
mother was trying to reason with
him. “Surely you want
a clean little boy,
to be
don’t you?”

“Yes, but can't you just dust
me?” tearfully replied Dick.
Met. Dumb Dora for the first
time in weeks and she told me
she always thought a drydock was
a thirsty physician.
The trouble with helping some-
one else up the ladder
you get kicked in the face.
is so often
A little advice to the newlyweds:
Despite the high cost of
crowded hotels and the boredom of
spending several days in a
travel,
town
in which you know only one per-
son, every man should accompany
his bride on the honeymoon. It
may be the last vacation he ever
gets.
When Noah sailed the ocean
Llue,
He had his troubles like me and
you
Days and days he driv his ark
Before he saw a place to park.

Heard at Sloan's:
Sally asked, “What's your idea
of a simple wedding?”
Joan answered, “One that costs
only twice as much as the family
can afford.”

—
A farmer whose clock had run
down was sending his boy to town
tc get the correct time.
“But Pa, I can’t
rect time. I have no watch.”
“What do you want a watch
for?” said the farmer. “If you
can’t remember, write it down on
a piece of paper.”
bring the cor-
Some men who would not think
of talking with their mouths full
insist on talking with their head
empty,
One look at some of the bras-
siere ads is enough to convince us
that honesty is no longer the bust
policy.

We had an air mail message
from Buck Ridge Lodge in Perry
Co. It read: George Mumper,
please come up and feed your dog.
Te is lying on the front porch
half starved. His ribs look like
the teeth on a coarse comb.
WANTED: : Someone to show
Charlie’ Roth how to!" remove the
spring of a window, shade without
letting’ the | ‘spring ° ¥ unwind. Also
how to “handle a broken
shade without cutting one's fing-
ers. 4 pr
~ That, is all I can manage . now.
Why? Cause it is Circus Day!
A WISE OWL
|LANDISVILLE 0 '' 4
lamp |
The Tennis Court
LOST T0 L ANCASTER
The Lancaster Tennis Club oon Leaders. Mrs. Robert Spangler,
tinue to lead the Inter-County Ten- Miss Arn Carroll, Mis. Hazel
nis League race with a of vie- Caulking Jr.; Program Aide, Helen
tories in circuit competition over Booth; Suzanne Spousler, Joan
| the week-end. Brown, Doris Groff, Sonja Carver,
| Sunday they downed the local Dorothy Yossick, Constance Lane,
Tennis Club, 5-3, Lois Rutt, Doris Radle, Darlene
Singles Schneider, Carol Ann Smith, Mir-
Bill Newkirk, Lancaster,
Frank Zink, 6-0, 6-4.
Arthur Belden, 6-3, 4-6, 8-6.
Earl Koth, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4.
mer, Mt. Joy, 6-8, 6-1, 7-5.
Clarence McCue, Lancaster
{eated Lee Ranck, 6-0, 6-1.
Doubles
Newkirk and Snyder,
defeated Crider and
and DeMartina, Lanc ee r
Ranck, 6-1,
Barber
defeated Germer and
6-2.
i ——— A Ue
MOUNT JOY WINS OPENER

GRETNA PLAYHOUSE OPENS
SUMMER SEASON TONIGHT
Barry Macolum,
famous Irish ac
plays the role of Mr. DePinna
Take It With You”,
the
tor,
n “You Can't
riotous comedy which opens
summer season at the Gretna Play-
house, Mt. Gretna, Pa, Thursday
night, June 10th,
The veteran performer has play-
ed with all the great names in the
past quarter of a century both on
stage and screen.
“You Can't Take It With
opening play on the Mt.
stage, is the Moss Hart and George
S. Kauffman comedy which went on
to become a smash hit in the mov-
You’,
Gretna
way.
ce re eel Qe
BENEFIT GAME TONIGHT
This Thursday evening a benefit
game of softball will be played on
the Boro Park diamond here be-
{ween the Mount Joy All-Stars, (the
pick of our town league), vs. Mari-
etta T. C. Depot: The game is sched-
uled for 6:30 p. m. The proceeds
are for the benefit of an injured of-
ficial.

Ore
Members of the:Landisville Lions’
Club heard a talk: by Donald Swarr,
of Lancaster, formér FBI man, at
{the club's dinner meeting in Lan-
disville fire hall.
Next meeting will be a pig roast
| at the farm of Clyde Mumma, ‘on
Monday, June 21.

10 1948 |
defeated
Harold Fellenbaum, Mount Joy,
defeated Elwood Snyder, 3-6, 7-5,
6-2.
Eugene Crider, Mt. Joy defeated Barbara Rank; Mary
Richard Divet, Mt. Joy defeated v
Eugene Barber defeated Joe Ger- gia Darrenkamp, Lois Kaylor,
de-
Lancaster,
Fellenbaum,
4-6, 6-3, 6-4.
Kahn and Koth, Lancaster, dde-
feated Divet and Zink, 6-1, 6-2.
Three shutout pitching performan-| jane Barninger, Becky McKain,
ces, including a pair of one-hitters, Lynne Fackler, Dixie Lee Bair,
featured the opening night of action Georgianne Heistand, Mary Ellen
in the County Junior Legion Tues- pummel.
day f 7 Brownie Unit II
The shutout Se Mount Joy Yor Leaders, Mrs. John Brown and
tossed by Don Eshleman, as e Se Mrs. Lewis Diller; Program Aide,
ed Dick Bare of Millersville. Both Abbydine Markley; Sarana Brown,
had five-hitters, but the locals scor- Kay Bauserman, Jesn McMillan
a} twice in the ii and seventh in- [Jane Sweitzer, Joan Gilbert, Janet
ge 4 win 4-0, h Myers, Anne Simmons, Aglain
Meunt Joy Yr 0 8 wan a rule
Weide. 3b ........ 0 1 3 of fepanis, Jane Switzer, Paula
McCue 1b ........ 0 0 6 0/Wein, Patsy Charles, Priscilla Lane,
Risser, ¢ .......... 0 0 9 2 Nancy Diller, Sandra Gordon, Peg-
Eshleman p....... 0 0 0 2 gy Drace, and Nancy Miller.
Rice 1 2. 0 0 “>
Wilson 85 2 2 0 1
See rf ............ 0 0 2 0 Zula Alma Humphreys
Miller cf Seri nine 0 0 ( Almos Shelly
Cermer 2b ....... 0 0 3 is ail Wiss Zula Alba
Bownrl ........ 1 0 0 o The marriage o iss Zula /
ieee | Humphreys, daughter of Mr. and
Total ........... 4 5 21 9 Mrs. Charles Humphreys, Big Is-
Millersvilte h : Va. to Almos Shelly, son of
ge ; 0 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelly from
Gehr 1b .......... g 0 1m ol
Baker If 0 2 0 0 this boro, took place Sunday at
Henry cf ......... 0 1 2 0;3:60 pm in Calvary Bible Church
H H's 3b ........ 0 0 g here. The Rev. C. 1. Sumy,
Dus B58 0 1 o pastor of the church officiated at
GC. rss Bi or a 0 0 1 9'the double ring ceremony.
Brme 2b ......... 0 0 0 2 The bride was given in marriage
a Warfel ......... 0 0 0 0 by her cousin, Richard Ogden and
bMoore go x rs 3 she wore a white satin gown made
Total .... 0 5 12, on princess lines with a train.
a—DBatted tor a Aument in 7th. {Her fingertip veil fell {rom a
b—Batted for Broom in Tth. 2 wreath of flowers and she carried
MOUNT JOY ........ 000 020 2 Sn orm of Wille. cards
MILLERSVILLE ..... 000 000 0—0 ue ie ana
Errors—Wilson, Henry, Two ba: ase lons. She was attended by her
hit—Barr. Base on balls—Off Eshle-'cousin, Miss Audrey Byers, as
man 3, Barr 1. Struck out—By Esh- maid of honor. She wore a
leman 9, Barr 3. Hit by pitcher By pink gown with satin bodice and
Eshleman (Warfel); Barr (Brown Voll skirt and a head:
Umpires— Wallick, Jones. hy! :
ee > band of pink flowers. She car-

ies after a successful run on Broad-
~Girl Scouts
(From page 1)
Zeager, Mary Bailey Pauline,
Brooks,
Intedmediate Unit 11
iam Tyndall, Kathryn Wittle, Mae
| Zink, Patsy Schroll, Nancy Groff.
Intermediate Unit III
| Leaders, Miss Eunice Herr and
Mrs. William Bair; Program Aide,
Jane Groff
Nancy Jo Detwiler, Peggy Beitler,
Zimmerman, Mary Catherine
Schneider, Winona Markley San-
Sal-
Gruber,
Shirley
Suzanne
Patricia
Betty
ly Vanderslice, Jeanette
Gail Shelly, Kay Metzler,
Di Lucia, Julia
Schroll,
Funk,
Radle.
Loewen,
Schneider,
Stephanis,
Joan
Sampho
Brownie Unit I
Leaders Mrs. F. G.
Mrs. Joe Shaeffer; Program
Melissa Strickior Judy
Suzanne Rich, Janet Painton,
Drace, Mary Frye,
Vannie Arnold,
Barbara Thome,
Nangle and
Aide,
Naugle,
Pat-
Hou-
Joan Germer,
sy Peggy
seal,
Susan Fellenbaum,
ried a colonial bouquet of red and
white carnations.
The bridesmaid, Miss Betty
Shelly, sister of the bridegroom,
a blue taffeta gown trimmed
he
wore
with pleated lace and a blue ad
band. Her colonial bouquet was
of pink carnations. The flower
girl was Londa Jane Boyd, who
wore white dotted Swiss frock
and carried a basket of pink rose-
buds and blue bachelor buttons.
Rufus Shelly served as best man
for his brother and the ushers
were John
Jessie Gingrich. '
Mrs. John Henry Brubaker
played the wedding music and the
soloists Miss Margaret Clin-
ton and Ezra Wolgemuth.
After a reception at the home of
the bride the couple left
wedding trip to Virginia.
The bride is a
Philadelphia School
Henry Brubaker and
had
were
on
graduate of the
of the Bible
and the bridegroom is a graduate
of the Bible Institute of Pa.
They are candidates of the Ceylon
and India General Mission. ‘
ing appointment to India.
—— el eee.
News From Florin
(From Page 1)
| Saturday the Men's class of the
U. B. church will sponsor 4 straw-
terry festival at the Florin Hall.
Saturday, June 19th the second
old time festival will be held at the
Hall here with the Mixed Chorus
and Band of East Dnoegal Town-
ship High school furnishing the
entertainment,
Children’s Program
await-
1 Song by the Girls
and Boys; Rec
How Many "Twos, Sandra Miller;
The Call, Morris Weaver; How To
Help, Franklin Geib;
ert Geib;
His Call,Rob-
Offering and Announce-
ments; Song, Choir, Rec, A Love=-
ly Story, Darlene Gerlitski; Ex, |
Teachers; Flower Friends; Rce., |
The Lesson, Charles Gebhart; Rec, [
A Lovely Chest, Jackie Coble; Ex.,
Glad To See; Ex. Jesus and The
Out of Doors: Rec, Brown Eyes,
Linda Kleiner; Ex., The Roses Said
Good Morning; Ex. The Little
Birds Seemss Happy; Ex., Summer
Gifts; Count On Me;
of God; Rec., Praise,
Ex. Three Talents;
Benediction.
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WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th

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