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tat Skates © tas 41 Pennsylvania leads the list of | 19TH BRANDT REUNION
ed States comprise the cornerstone | mineral producing states of this Annual reunion of the Brandt Church Notes
of American manufacturing, . ww dn in i
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NEWTOWN 1 The Bulletin, . Joy, Pa., Thursday, August 26 : 19465

) : Co TV town’ Borough Park, Sunday, Aug RA J s. B. L. Bowers and |/
Among points of historical inter- Yellowstone National park, estab- 29th. { NEWS PERTAINING 0 ALL is pe) ys - Vi re THE) AMERICA N WAY
est in Virgina are Mount Vernon, | lished in 1879, was our first Nation- The business session will be | HE CHURCHES nv Mr Joys Mrs K. Fr kin on Sunday A
; Mojiticello and Richmond al park. , | called at 1:30 and program at 2 p. | AND nr CORE oy SUB- : Mr and Mrs Oscar Walters and
} » - ett | TY}. Devotions led by Luke Brandt, aa : i} granddaughter of Lancaster spent |
Li 3 Li > red ee yy Dv. Salunga Methodist Church | JES GLORIA FERSCHT Sunday afternoon with bi and io
Te Brands: done ar Te Rev. James F. Mort, Pastor ANNY DALE. hi oh sill Mrs. Harry Fogie and Mrs. Serena 4
4 2 ; cornet solo, Ray Miller; too: Stitekicr. 8 Df NNT aay is teeth still Fogie A WATCH out FOR 3
| [ . Miss Alice Strickler, Supt. tt s fr » wet o
selections by Male Quartette and | ) | chattering from the wet chill of Mr: y ) lad
4 ] August 2 nig Aste is Nas . I and Mrs, Clarence Carson iH
Clean Crushed Stone group singing led by Earl Miller; |’ unday, August 29 Se night, twisted his head on the tome to Albus Se V of 4 THOSE DANGEROUS

: i : : 9:00 a.m. The Service § warm pillow in an effort to 1 SUR
[ address by Rev. Nevin H. Zuck, : Sorel (ed speak. “Mom, I'm sorry, honest I|ter visiting Mr, and Mrs. Harry COMMUNISTS /
Paitor of tire Chu ; : 10:00 a.m. Church School .
. astor of the Church of the Breth- am, I couldn't help it.” Fogie
- P D 1 ren, Elizabethtown. The tall blonde boy pulled the y 7 ' i
, rompt © iver at | Mount Joy Methodist Church l ire { A -1 : oe Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Witmer anc
{ | Immediately after the program warm covers more closely around | 0. sited M 1 Mrs. Jol
J . 1} there will be contests for the child Mount Joy, Pa. him. Two dimples, which he had thi dren visi'e P, ang a be dol)
| e¢ child- Rov. James F. Mort, Pastor not outgrown during his 15 years Kauffman at Ironville on Saturday
rices ren necks
II Joseph Shaefier, Supt. were even now visible in his cheeks | Mrs. Harry Derr and daughter
1 Sunday: Averast 29 among several scratches and a deep | Mrs. Lee Allen and son, of Mount
PROMOTE SAFETY 10:00 wareh Ge gash slightly below his right éye. Joy, visited Mrs. Matilda Derr or
§ a.m. Church School me
Proper Headlamp usage and 11:00 A It was not unusual for Danny to | evening
headlamp adjustment, as a contri- | 1 Service. wander off by bimself, especially Mr 1 Mr R Gambl f
Wednesday hen he was] 0 And Mrs, Ay HAY

n | : on Yi pins
bution to safer night driving ol 8:00 in The fi. Com Class vill angry or dis Manheim, Mi and Mrs Salem
|! far and other vehicle I I m ( Vv
arm and other vehicles, is suggest- « Minute turbed. He often | Gamber and family visited Mr. and
ign . y at the home of Mrs. S. A. Hor-
ed by C. H. Bingham, Penn State | Fiction spent the entire | Mrs. Abram Gamber on Sunday

PHONE E-TOWN 66-R-2 — RHEEMS, PENNA. agricultural extension engineer ton, 313 W. Donegal St. | day swimming Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isler and
| : a cima il llamo or boating in the | Mr. and Mi Vi : Suva ; |
A 2 Marte vd Wile i ane IVITS ctor Snyder took
on Patronize Bulletin advertisers, " J Marks lake, Lt hie never gone over. trip Selinsgrov i
{ se teem - Evangelical United Brethren night. At one hour past midnight, |@ trip to Selinsgrove and upon
a — - : TE | Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor |Mr. Hale and a small searching their return they visited Mr. and
3 5 W.. August 29 party had found Danny lying on the | Mrs. Norman Snyder and family
0 EE beach, cold and wet. at Falmouti
ahs Pa 9:00 a.m. Sunday School | Dr. Scott spoke softly to Danny 4 M
re ae . a | sk 8 Re 3° ‘ 3 Mr Mic Yote vd
qs a 10:15 a. m. Morning worship, Rev | as he applied an anesthetic to the | _ ; MMi Peter BI and
At | Wednesday | boy's bruised face. ‘Are you warm, on jo Sawa ye visited Mr. and
x REMOVE RATS 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Danny?" Is. Edward lsjer ond Mr and
= : . There was a curt reply. “Sure.” | Mrs. Victor Snyder
ale Ate | [ wo ym .
0) 2 Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church The experienced eouniry doctor | Mc. and Mrs. William Haine:
RIS es; | L. Dallas Zienler, Pas could see at once that Danny was | entertained on Sunday: Mr. and i
St $M « Dallas Ziegler, Pastor | straining himself to keep the tears | \, I Ey A $i
30s i IR Y g's | Sunday, August 29 | back. “What's the matter, son? You |. Jenty Boliman and family of
3 RI ® 2A 9:30 am. Sunday School can trust old Doc Scott, and surely Lititz, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Netwig
i At sf | 10:30 a.m. Worship & Sermon. |YOU have no secrets from your par- | of Florin Mrs, Charles Haines and Look Out, Mister!
3 A 7:00 p.m. Prayer Period. ents. Where have you been? What |children, Audrey Lee, Donald | SEW AND SAVE i
sc 0 yr. ey have you been doing?" Charles of I Siete = ER emis 13
a p ae 7:30 p.m. Worship & Sermon. b Bed: 1 18 1 RE ancaster and Mi
se on \ . 5 Craps sth ; ate To Tons | anny pullec up and | Howard Nentwig of Florin
Ww ersons owning vacant lots thruout the Boro. fy ( Wednesday : Re i he aha) ya Nemiwin of Pane,
t HE 0 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting natural color was slowly coming to | Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Earhart and
en ne + Tra; ! g atural color was slowly coming to
; als and who neglect to re TE » TOO 3 rg Wa — son, Ronald, of Lebanon were Sat-
$0 g move the weeds therco 2 | : ;
RI 6 Trinity Lutheran Church | urday evening guests of Mrs. Lil- Any Make Treadle Machine
Td - oy ape . Bd ¢ | 1s. y
a or on the sidewalk, are hereby notified that this a Rev, W. L. Koder, Pastor RD Witmer Converted to a Speedy Electric
RI ‘ - Ne | sunday. August 29 | r. and Mrs. Lee Angelo and
3 = must be » whenever ir By an family of Lancaster calle
a ye done whenever requit ed. a 9:30 a, m. Sunday School. ind 5% Lens ol d on Mrs Your old hard-running treadle
1 Ale Ae 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. Mr. and Mr > : SL 1 i sewing machine will be con-
as Y . . Sv = . Ars, anie eltmachey ’ 3
He U nless this rec Se a y . . ne en bone. =p; ; u verted into an easy-to-use ©
3 EE : 1! re uest 1S Pr omptly complied EI The Calvary Bible Church | pore Sunday guests of Mr. and|> electric machine with | i
15 ; RIS 3 . RI Rev. C. L Past | Mrs. Ralph Reith at | 3 achine with brand
Sv 7 ¥ JO y i Ea ev. C. IL Summy, Pastor . 1 3 rol 4
|W with, same will be done by the Boro and the ex- 38 Mr. E. M. Wolgemuth, Supt | Mrs. Daniel Moore, visited with |, nine Te oh pr de z
8 i aa pense charged against the said a te Sunday Augost 29 : { | Mr. and Mrs. Maris Frysinger. z oii : eine a 15
Ae i arged agains 1¢ Sail owner. a! 9:30 am Bible School | Mrs. Howard Witmer and son < ga phe : a
Bn et Arson ’ : | visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deitz | 3 1 $ 95 z
XT We! 10:30 am. Morning Worship ree ois pecia S
x EX ’ 3: rye : ; | at Crayling on Sunday m
0 : Ale Won t Vou plea 0 > ) a “The Divine Conclusion.” The Pas- : i : ay 9 how &
ase cooperate 2 Mr. Howard Witmer Regularly $25.50
a ER mes | tor speaking | itmer, Mr. Irvin Yi A
3 bo Be % p.m. Prayer Period i | Witmer, Darvin Rodger Charles xr ot
| HE aE 3 Posie and. Carl ttordnd We'll convert your old treadle into a smart portable for only
X% alls 32 7:30 p.m: Special Musical Service [ attended 530.703 $69.5¢
% ) LX RI I Special Musical Servic dio baschall im + Philadel $36.75: Consoles, $69.50.
RSIS le iid . 1 t game hiladelphi . a . .
0% By Order of as Numbers by the Calvary Maile ; ha . We have new machines for immediate delivery.
mr Sn ‘ He ok {a S unday. .
i 2A 2% | Quartet, Solo and Duets, Message] ge -
y i aE RI by Mr. Omar Brubaker of Moody Sewing Machine Sales & Service
0 le BO ROUGH COUNCIL At Institute. Ste saw the long curtains Auttere | Youn Veteran Will y KEY
he 58 | During the Week: J. V. BINKLEY, 111 N. Market St.
Ale 2 ing in the open window. : >
5 As Street meetings, Tuesday & Furi Elizabethtown; Pa Phone 216-3
I Wiha : "hie chee! i res 5 ” a
p—y - 2 2 day ® his cheeks, but his eyes showed 0 bi R it Fe is SEW AND SAVE
— 2 NSIS I ibe, SSS aN ba, ; KU | Wedne sday a 3 I fright. He slowly parted his lips to | Ive ec d pe — iii a
— 2 SS eS speak. “I loved her so much.” ' Cleo Bernard Shank, twenty yea

7:45 p.m. Midweek Prayer Meet-

The doctor showed no sign of sur-| 4... ¢ oi . :
old pianist from Blue Ridge Sum
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” |and Discussion of Bible School Les-| prise; he remained silent. It was | _ "J J 9 3
: Sons. Danny who did all the talking now. mit, Penna, and brother of Rev X erience ainters
: i i scoe W. Shank, Vicar 5
Thursday “Mom and dad tried to keep it a | Rosco of St. An-
3 | 7:30 p.m. Calvary Ambassadors. secret from me. They wanted to |drews, will give a benefit recital for
i _ >. take me to the city, They knew ¥ the St. Andrew's Episcopal church, dil e
loved her, just as I love > coun- 3
| . loved her, just as I loved the cot York, Pa. All financial! benefit will
Glosshrenner Evangel cal try 100.” Danny's voice had a tone

be added to the building fund fo
a United Brethren Church f grief. “Dad said I couldn't see
30 : L. J SMITH, Owner John H. Gable, Pastor her again, Jeanne has always been tthe new church now being construc ED. oO R A WwW
Sunday, August 29 so good to me; I couldn't live with- ted on the corner of Ogentz and
TELEPHONE 308 9:30 am. Sunday School out her. We always have picnics to- | Fourth Avenues, in York Til EPHONE FLORIN, PA
: 10:30 a.m. Morning Worshi gether, and she can Swim as fast Mr, Shank has studied piano since MOUNT JOY 150-32 yi IR -
: Pp as I can. I loved to go bicycle rid- ; 8- 26-1
Following this service the annual jng with her too. Going to the city {a small boy and also studied organ
O N C R E i E B § O¢ KK meeting for the elec-| is bad enough but losing Jeanne is for many years but gave that up in - = wre - paren
tion I *h leaders heid.| the worst.” | favor of piano studies of advanced ELE ; Ser LES pot
of church will be
Mary Denlinger
7:15 p.m. Evening Worship Doctor Scott began to see clearly |nature. While studying under Mi
TEACHER OF

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4 the whole situation. This 15-year-old Joseph Bowers of Blue Ridge Suni-
8:15 p. m Sunday School Board z Voi
® . lia you Knew what he wanted. Jeanne nit and. Del volun tf |
Crushed Stone Chimney Blocks | Yi had been his. constant. companion. |i! and before going in the Am
1€ £

Thursday Mr. and Mrs, Hale had very sudden- | he Save and participated in several PIANO and VOICE
7:15 p.m. Mid-week Service. ly decided to move to the city in or- | recitals. He also studied under Mi (pupil of Levin, Noble, Giannini)
“ 2:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Meeting at der to open up a small business. | Asher Edelman, Hagerstown, Mary T )
Mortor Cement Flue Lining the Parsonage They knew, however, it was out of COUNTERPOINI. HARMONY, DICTATION
aes the question to have Jeanne with | po = aro Shank aia SIGHT - SINGING AND MUSIC HISTORY
C ti St Luke Eos {Cr “ them. The small apartment which sotiths te) 2 to : 3 io n g included with piano lessons
3 0 ¥ St. Luke's Episcopal Churc they had rented was no larger thap [MOINS of service in the Army, STUDIO — 55 :
nc e ing, Steel and Trinity XII a cubbyhole. played both piano and organ in the o » W. WALNUT 81 MARETIA. PENNA.
WwW 1 Mr. Wm. R. N. Haire, layreader. _ | Earnie Pyle Theatre in Japan, play- YL WALLA 40
s0N h - ; so cry R. SCOTT motioned for Mr, and 3 ‘ . 8-12-4t
> a & ite Aluminium Sash Trinity XIV Dix Hale to leave the room, ed for Service Shows in the Special

Sunday August 29th. and, after opening the window for [Service Detachment and while with
10:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and some fresh air, he followed. Danny the U. S. Armed Forces in Korea
| p .
Overhead Sermon. was falling asleep, but the old physi- | he gave four recitals by request
| cian knew that it was a troubled a ‘
— The Elm Class branch of the Wo-
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L ; § sleep, a restless one, which might y ds .
inte S Garage Doors Newfown Be the Eo for many onthe. men’s Auxiliary of St. Andrew

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Evangelical U. B. Church “Doctor Scott.” Mrs. Hale began, | Episcopal Church feel they were
Oscar K. Buch, Pastor “my husband and I were wrong. I|very fortunate in being able t
Sunday, August 29 see it all now.” She spoke slowly, | bring to York, a young artist with
FIRE PLACE UNITS and ACCESSORIES r 9:00 om, Sunday School 2 faint smile came upon her Ips, such an unusual background
Danny's instincts are healthy, The reciml will he on Septeriher

73 y. mm oly 0 nunict
od 0. Holy Communion. sound. He loves the woods, the | “|
Thursday lakes, the open fields.” There was 9 1948 at the Phineas Davis Jn
ay: WwW . . 7:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting and C.| a short pause and then she added | High School Auditorium, corner
Custom Drilling & Jack Hammer ork i Estimates Cheerfully Given E mournfully, “And he really loves |Ogontz anr Fourth Aves, York at
Lo Jeanne. I did not think a 15-year- 8:15 P. M. There will he no seating
Mt, Pleasant old boy eu possibly have so much after the recital has begun. Both
rethre . ‘hri Churd love for anyone. asarved and Vnission
- rr re —— | Brethren in Christ wich There was a sudden hush in the rose rvec : anc genera : admissio
[ Eld. C. H. Moyer, Pastor room and then a movement of feet. tickets will be available the
{ Sunday, August 29 Mr. Hale, who had been silent all | Morris Drug Co., 7 East Market St,
Sunday School this time, now jumped up. *“Doc-|York, Pa. and at St. Luke's Episc
Wednesday, Sept. 1, 7:30 p. m tor, in Danny's room, that noise. pal Church, Mount Joy, Penna, Mi k h h h
Cottage Prayer Meeting John “Quick, 1 left the window open. He Wm. Haire. fo as t ose wno ave
“ | Shenk's home. is climbing out,” the doctor replied. Reserved seats will be $1.75 ph
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en Mys. Hale was the first to open the | tax. Total $2.10 General Admission b orrowe d here. They'll
door.
Lraybill's © ite C IC il e $1.00 s tax, Total $1.2
Kraybill's Mennonite Church She saw the long curtains flutter- will be $1.00 plus tax, Total
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[ East Donegal Twp. in 0 A or nth] .
{ g in the open window, which | .
{ Sunday, August 29 framed a full moon and myriad | SAVE POULTRY FEED tell you our loan Service 1S
6:00 am. Sunday School stars. Poultry flocks can be reared
10:00 a.m. Morning Worship One glance in the bed explained | good grass and legume rang: th d :
{ the noise and the black footprints | . ,ciderable saving of mash and efficient an economical.
{ which cevered the neatly polished =

MODERN "WAY T0 SURFACE

. Wa Hr ad fan according to RH
ROADS. ECONOMICAL. ENDURI : x Joy Mennonite Church floor. Closely snugged to Danny lay gale feed, accordin I
es Sunday, August 29 Jeanne, dr s wet and covered auffman, extension
Y ’ > Jeanne, dripping wet and covered
"AND. ‘SMOOTH! 9:00 a.m. Sunday School | with mud. The dog had loved her jalist of the Pennsylvania Stat
| 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship | young masfer enough to swim back | Ccllege. Such a range upplies r
| | Fuiday ; across the lake rand. find” the way'| yajugble proteins,’ vitamin an ke |
. anny's eyes were filled | ; i i T
CARL B. DROHAN, [8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting home. Py % : i : gh Ye Bi minerals for “the growth of ‘the 9 1:48 ONAL AN Kand
Tv | hve mnt "| birds.
» Ser-
“Mount joy, PENNA | Ev eryone welcome to these joy. i em |
SLI re TRUST COMPANY of MOUNT JOY

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Alse—Ideal for Driveways, Jax. ‘Ready Mixed Conerete | © hg Crushed Steae At the beginning of the 19th cen- The mines of Ohio produce large |General Grant national parks wert MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVAN IA
ing Areas, Farm Lanes, eta. ) 8 Clair Anthracite | tury 14 to 19 hours of work a day |quantities and varieties of minerals, | established in California % AR HF
at low gost maintonancel wine y . gg | were common for women and chil- including oil, coal, natural gas, salt, To gab Rai oi Ty i

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