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St. Mark's
Evangelical United Brethren
Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor
Sunday, November 28
9:00 a.m. Sunday School
10:15 a. m. Morning worship,
Church Notes
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL
THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY
AND THE ENTIRE SUR-
ROUNDING COMMUNITY.
ing.
Florin Church of Brethren
Florin, Penna.
| Saturday, Dec. 11
| 7:30 p.m. The Orpheus Quartet,
|of Elizabethtown College, will pre-
| sent a full program of music.
film, “Beyond Our Own.
Wednesday
ing.
8:30 p.m. Meeting of the Churel
Council of Administration.
Thursday
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
| Thursday 8:00 a. m. Thanksgiv-
ing Service,
| Sunday, Nov. 28th
9:30 a.m, Sunday School
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship,
7:00 p.m. Vespers.
| Tuesday
7:00 p.m, Catechetical class at the
parsonage.
Wednesday
[ 7.30 p.m, Ladies Aid in the par
lish house.
| Thursday
| 7:00 p.m. Luther League
ing - a Covered Dish Social anc
cial Rooms.
Friday
7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal.
Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church
L. Dallas Ziegler, Pastor
Sunday November 2%
9:30 a. m. Sunday School,
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
and sermon.
6:30 p.m. K.L.C.E.
7:00 p.m. Prayer Period.
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
Mount Joy Methodist Church Tuesday
Mount Joy, Pa. 7.30 p.m. Young People will meet
Rev. James F. Mort, Pastor Wednesday
Sloan’s Pharmacy
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Joseph Shaeffer, Supt.
1 S:indav ;
Sunday, Nov. 28th
| Decision Day PA, will be observed.
7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting
9:30 a.m. Church School.
10:30 a.m. Worship Service
| Nursery. Music by Junior and Sen- |
|ior Vested Choirs. |
; Monday
| 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship:
Mt. Pleasant
Brethren in Christ Church
Eld. C. H. Moyer, Pastor
Sunday November 28
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
and |
Tuesday : 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
| 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir Rehearsal | Fld: Marshall Wenger, evangelist.
|at the Church. | A
| Wednesday | Calvin M. Althouse, sixty-five,
| 11:00 a. m. Week Day Religious | Manheim Monday.
| | ——
Class. i
| 8:00 p.m. Hi-Gem Class will meet The Calvary Bible Church
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph! Rev. C. I. Summy, Pastor
| Rice | Mr. E. M. Wolgemuth, Supt.
Friday { Sunday, November 28
| 9:30 a.m. Bible School
|
{at home of
|
| 7:30 p.m. Church Family Night.
{ Program planned by Board of Edu-
| caticn, Mr. Joseph Shaeffer, Chair-
{man.
Graded Lessons
“God's Covenants”.
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
{ “Identification with Christ.”
{ Salunga Methodist Church
Rev. James F. Mort, Pastor
. i 7:30 p.m. The Service.
| Miss Alice Strickler, Supt. Messages from the Psalms.
| Sunday, Nov. 28th
The Testimony of Baptism.
7:00 p.m. Prayer Period.
| During the week
Farm Bureau
PULLORUM-CLEAN
CHICKS
ORDER THEM NOW!
Be wise! Place your order
NOW for cither Winter or
early Spring delivery and get
your chicks when you want
them. All indications point
to heavy demands on hatch-
eries.
Here's Proof of
High Quality
® ¥arm Bureau NEW
HAMPSHIRE Chicks took
first honors at 1948 Farm
Show.
® Farm Bureau White Rocks
won ali first places in
their division at 1948
NEPPCO Show,
® Farm Bureau Leghorns
won all first places in their
division of 1948 NEPPCO
Show.
® More than 100,000 Farm
Bureau Chicks were flown
to Puerto Rico this year.
® Farm Bureau Chicks have
also been flown to Austria
and Jamaica.
® Farm Bureau Chicks are
U.S.-Pa. Pullorum Clean
and Approved.
® Pennsylvania farmers’ de-
mands are always met be-
fore chicks are shipped out
of this State or out of this
Country.
SOMETHING NEW
i Farm Burean hatcheries now
have a Chick Truck Service
for quick delivery to the
farm on the same or follow-
ing day after chicks are
And Look!
You can get Qual-
ity Farm Bureau
Chicks at reason-
able prices.
Order Them From
LANC. CO. FARM BUREAU
CO-OP. ASS'N.
hatched.
rere
Everybody reads newspapers buf |
NOT evérybody reads circular ad- |
vertising left on their door step.
[9:30 am. Church School, Tuesday
6:45 p.m. Youth Fellowship,
Ralph Myers, Leader.
7:30 p.m. Song and Worship Ser-
Lvice.
| Wednesday
| 7:30 p. m. Sunshine Bible Class
will meet at home of Mrs. Mary
| Minich.
| Thursday
7:30 p.m.
ing at the home of Mrs.
Myers, New Haven Street.
7:30 p.m. Bi-weekly Bible Study
Betty
fered by the Moody Correspondence
pletion offers a Diploma The
Youth Fellowship. want to enroll.
Sh—— Wednesday
Church Of God 7:45 p.m. Mid-week Prayer mect-
| Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor ing at the home of Roy Shelly. The
Sunday, November 28 message will be brought by Mr,
9:30 a.m. Sunday School Rehkugler.
10:30 a.m. Worship Service. | Thursday
| Sermon: “Approaching Bethlehem | 7.39 p.M. Calvary Ambassadors.
{in the Light of the Star”. Friday
| 7:30 p.m. Monthly Young Peoples | 7:30 p.m. Newtown Good News
| Se rvice. Robert Schroll Jr. will be
{in charge. i Newtown
{ Wednesday Evangelical U. B. Church
11:00 a.m. Class in Christian Ed- Oscar K. Buch, Pastor
|ucation. Anyone who wishes to!Sunday, November 28
come is very welcome.
7:30 p.m. Illustrated Bible Study.
8:30 p.m. Senior Choir Practice.
| reese ing
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Carltem N. Jones, Pastor
9:00 a.m. Sunday School
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship.
Evangelistic service
each even-
at 7:30 p. m.
————— A ere eae
COLLEGE HO“ _RS FOUNDER
Sunday, November 28 The Rev. George N. Falkenstemn,
{ ADVENT 1 Lancaster, founder and first acting
| Advent I president of Elizabethtown College,
8:00 a. m. Men and Boys Cor- |received the honorary degree of
porate Communion followed by |Doctor of Divinity from the coilege
breakfast. at a service Sunday in the Wash- |
9:30 a. m. Church School. ington Street Church of the Breth-
10:45 p. m. Nursery School ren, Elizabethtown
10:45 a. m. Choral Eucharist and ih
{ sermon, The Rev. Clifton Best Subscribe for «the Bulletin
II Community Thanksgiving
A Service
Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church
| Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1948 at 7:45 p.m.
Prelude
ll] Gloria Patri
...... iii
Thanksgiving Proclamation
Hymn 1, "O Worship the King"
A Poem "We Give Thee Thankd' ..... Shirley Wad
Scripture Lesson of Praise amd Thanksgiving (Unison)
Prayer Hymn 3, “For the Beauty of the Earth”
The Braver ... oie dns tain Wesley Boyer
The Scripture Lesson
Offering (The Thanksgiving Offering will be it through
Church World Service for:Overseas! Relief).
The Offeriory
The Anthem "To God Give Thanks" By the Chu
The Sermon: "Abundant Living” .. The Rev. James
Pastor Mt. Joy Methodist Church
Rev. I. D. Ziegl
Mary Jane Hoffer
Prayer qnd Meditation
Hymn 33, "Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name"
Benediction
Doxology’ / ‘ WR
7:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship meet- |
8:00 p.m. Evening worship, feat- |
uring the showing of the religious Elevai ”
7:45 p.m. Midweek Prayer Meet- |
6:30 p.m. Sisterhood Class meet-
Christmas Party in the Church So-
Sunday December 5th. Holy Com-
2:30 p.m. Believers Prayer Meet- |
This Course is one of the many of- |
School in Chicago, and upon com- |
Course is still open to others who
af ultural i lement iis year is enjoyed a wide showing in the
being expended for sm ne-lam churches of the nation. It repre-
f 1S, accor al ury we :
j arms, ac oa I sents the triumph of a personal
of the Anti-I cn Btaring Manu- |, . : . os
yl faith in Christ over self-interest
facturers association,
WR and the resulting motivation to ser-
| For tl I the small farm
. . a oe S Me WS
opera who owns 6 per cent of that follows. Member and
the count total farm so, (friends are cordially invited to at-
| 1 2
will be the biggest cu r for tend
wtomati vil imp! ot ——
TT} 1 Jd - vor +
{ The of farm labor as well |pESSIE A. HERR WINS HER
TE TET TIT corre rr
LOYAL SONS SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS HELD A BANQUET
| The Loyal Sons Sunday School
Class of St. Marks Evangelical U. |
i. Church held its fall banquet
last Thursday evening Nov. 18th, |
in the social church.
the
the devo- !
room of the
|
‘| Arthur Sprecher, president of
of
tions and business meeting.
Will Serve
- xh Members of the Builders Sun-
Man yg Uses On Farm day School Class, Lester Hostetter
= fhe teacher, were invited guests
Convevers Eliminate The Ladies of the Dorcas Society
served chicken and waffles to the
|
[class was in charge
63 members and invited guests.
|
| 'Back-Broaking' Chores
Elevators are bo? 1g i
as come
Wilbur Heistand served as the
RS hon toastmaster. The following per- |
| f a different kind—and not [Sons responded to toasts: Lester |
used for the same purposes. Unless, | Hostetter, Maris Gainor, Rev. E.
of course, city stores have started |H. Ranck and the class teacher,
i farm produce from the |John M. Booth.
aide k in 11 » tenth story | : a1 :
into ninth or tenth story | Miss Elizabeth Eby showed pic-
Boy tures #nd spoke of her recent trip
through United States, Alaska and
an to think seriously
about elevators and conveyors dur-
Farmers be
| Canada |
ing the war, ar ecy've been |
ing tl var, a they'y > 4 |
doing ething ut them ever
: : : |
since. Many built their own equip- {
ment. Others bought commercial an truc y 1
models. The source 1 5 little— |
it's what tl can do that counts (From Page 1) [
most. State Policeman Fred Germ said |
: hs |
All-purpose elevators, either port- [Werner told him he failed to see |
able or stationary, are capable of [the man until it was too late to a- |
"WW ino loeirog iohts 2 . fos .
elevating to desired heights baled, striking him. Amand was cros- |
chopped or loose hay, ear corn, |. .
| sing from the south to the north |
Sg
# |side of the road, less than a block
‘rom his home. There were no wit- |
nesses to the accident, police learn-
ed.
Werner told police he was return-
[the highway. A heavy rain was fall- |
ing at the time, making poor visa-
bility.
Pr. J.C.
death resulted from fractures of the
Gilbert, Landisville, said
skull, left leg and left arm.
Amand was born in East Hemp-
field He
|
leaves a children: |
|
twp., near Rohrerstown.
wife and six
Chester L.,
Clarence
Ironville; Mary, wife of
Hertzler, Manheim
| root crops, shelled corn, ground | Anna wife of Elvin Hess, Strasburg |
grain and forage. Chopped hay is 3 sq :
’ . . ; a R1; Dorothy, wife of Abram Kilhef- |
being elevated in the accompanying
er,
hal
illustration and J. Henry Amand,
| They do these “back-breaking” R3; and Elizabeth, wife of
| chores easily, and all day long with- [Earl Way, Salunga.
| out complaining. However, before eT Tra |
you build or buy an elevator be RELIGIOUS FILM | B
sure you know for what it is to be “BEYOND OUR OWN”
» will determine
suited for
used, That knowl
{ the
size and type best
{ your needs. Own”, produced by the Protestant
| 3 I
> . : ‘ ead
| Costs of operation vary somewhat, [Film Commisson, will be shown in
but, in general, farmers can figure (St. Mark’s Evangelical United
kilo-
1,000
from 1/10 to five
f power to elevate
on it takir
Joy, on |
watt hours
Brethren Church, Mount
Sunday evening, November 28, at 8 |
| bushels of grain with an elevator, | : : |
| run ‘by a five horsopotWer motor o'clock. The showing is sponsored |
i} a by the Youth Fellowship of the
church, who will share in the ser- |
> | Small Farm Units Are vice Mr. John Dellinger will be in
charge of the projection of the film.
Big Implement Buyers
4 Two-thirds of the
and ond This picture is one of the best re-
f one
half billion dollars being spent for
ind has
ligious films vet produced
mn larm
) 85 de 8 a ae 35 CIVIL SUIT AGAINST HUSBAND
y ible for 1€ mecnaniza
tion: of the smaller faen : A jury in Commen Pleas Court
yaar Thursday awarded $1,351 to Bessie
| One outstanding i :
{ 1950, it is A. Herr, wife of Christian Herr, an
lion farn Elizabethtown RD hotel keeper, in
more than her suit against her estranged hus-
six millior band and John S. Fettery, over
househeld furniture allegedly in ||
Herr's possession.
the
from
Mrs. Herr, fifty-six brought
action
to recover the goods
estranged husband who is proprie- |
ltor ‘of Herr's Restaurant, formerly |
West of |
that |
property
two miles
She
some of
Conowago Inn,
testified
the
the result of a purchase
Elizabethtown.
she owned
outright as
ind owned the remainder as gifts.
A rr nme
MANY ARRESTED IN THE
HORSE MEAT RACKET
Twenty-nine men are
slated for
arrest for being implicated in a
racket” in the |
[
i lower end of Lancaster and an ad-
“dead animal meat
ed
So Z
4 sn Sin LL ab
joining county. Nine men have al- |
Koroseal or plastic ldy ponds
make it possible for the farmer as
weil as the city dweller to have 2
lily pool! without the expense of
building a stone or cencrete basin.
The plastic pond may be emptied,
folded up and brought indoors and
stored during the winter months.
ready been fined and paid $3,550.
The authorities claim will
that
and cows was being sold over the
they
prove meat from dead
counter in many stores in southern |
Pennsylvania.
They received the meat from con-
|
The pond also may be used as a who operated rendering |
wading pool for children or as a plants
| duck pond.
Ee.
ST. LUKES MEN HAVE
Weevil Damage in Grain [COMMUNION AND BREAKFAST
Traced fo Unclean Bins The men and boys of St. Lukes
| Prevention of weevil damage to |Episcapal] Parish will make their
the rew crop is possible if the [Advent Corporate this Sunday at
granary is cleaned and sprayed with 8:00 a. m. A Communion break-
DDT. Nearly all cases of “weevily” fact will follow the service. The
grain tan be paced to unclean bins, Rev. Canon Clifton’ Best ; will “be
Re ei the celebrant. © Mr. Charles ‘Pen-
| occurs likely will come from insects [nell ‘will “be in charge of «the
which remain from year to year in |breakfast. This service will be
she grain and can be prevented by |St. Lukes participation in the
proper cleaning nationwide Advent Corporate
—— pv Yo (Communion of the Episcopal de- | §
There is no better way to boost nomination
your business than hy local news rr aD Anni
| paper advertising. Patronize Bulletin advertisers. J
ing home from working on a farm |
near Oyster Point, driving west on |
R1; |
both of |
The religious film, “Beyond Our |
horses | §
Helen Snyder Won
(From Page 1)
LT —
= — ——
a record of his project
and the
prizes awarded for highest final
score for the year were: Helen
Snyder 99; second, Martha Roland
08; third, Shirley Warfel, 94.6;
fourth, Harold Musser of Mt. Joy
R1, 945; fifth, Jane Good, Bain
were realized.
The club members presented the
part with
piano sols by recita=
of the entertainment
Jean Good;
tion by Sara Risser; vocal trio by
Warfel; vocal solo
Helen Snyder. Musical
by Shirley
numbers
The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Wednesday, No vember 24, 1948-8
Buch.
lows:
Martha Roland, Ammon Smith and | Wednesday,
Harold Musser; recitation of poetry | Neffsville E. U. B, Chureh; Friday,
by | Nov. 26, Rcbert
All are welcome to attend these
a | services,
Musical program will be as fol=
Nov. 24 — Soloist of
Nolt, soloist of
Silver Spring E. U. B. Church; Sat.
Nov. 27, Miss Ruth Gainor, soloist
| of Mt. Joy E. U, B. Church; Sun-
Nov. 28, The Gideon Mixed
Wednesday, Dec. 1st, A
day,
Quartet;
| Ladies Trio of Neffsville E. U. B;
(E. UU.
Thursday, December 2, duet, Mt.
Joy E. U. B Church; Friday, Dec.
3rd, scloist Earl Buckwalter of
Marietta; Saturday, Dec. 4, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Bentzel of Mt. Joy
B. Church.
Vacant dates will be filled later,
Come and Bring Your Friends.
bridge, 93.2; Sara Risser, Hershey, | were accompanied by Martha Ro-
80; sixth; Troy Risser, Hershey, | land at the piano.
€6, seventh; Ammon Smith, Mt Visiting Rotarians included the
| Joy, 84.7, eighth; Claude Kaylor, | following Walter Sherer, Man-!
Jr, E-town Rl, 81 ninth, heim; F. 8. Bucher, Lancaster; Ira
During the program, Mr. Dossin | Risser, E-town and his guests, R
spoke explaining how one arrives | D. Keller and H. Weave
| at a decision in judging capons The Rotarians bought the prize
and just what must be looked for | birds.
| in the fowl, -- — —
Mr. Smith gave a short talk in | REVIVAL CAMPAIGN WILL
which he noted that in the last | BEGIN NOV. 21 to DEC. 5TH
three years profit in this venture The Newtown Fvangelical Unit-
has decreased half and because of [ed Brethren Church, is opening its
it membership is falling off. He | Revival campaign on Nov. 21st to
also reported that from the 630 | continue through Dec. 5th. Ser-
capons produced 4,400 lbs of meat | vices will be in charge of Rev,
A eet.
Everybody reads newspapers buf
NOT everybody reads circular ads
0. vertising left on their door step.
PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE OF
DRESSES
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE ON OUR RACKS
NEWEST FASHION
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Beautifully styled. Sizes 9 to 20
NOVEMBER SALE
COATS $19.95 © $34.95
DRESSES
In all wanied shades and styles
OF FINE
CHILDREN'S
COAT SETS
1 to 4 yrs.
$8.95
All colors
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DRESSES
598, $398
For play, school, and dress
CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL
COATS
With slacks or leggings
$9.95 $19.95
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child
To please any
Outing Gowns- Pajamas
$2.98 - $3.98
Outing Gowns -Pajamas
WOMEN'S
Rayon Undies
Whi.e or Tea Rose
59¢
NITIE CRAFT
SPECIAL $2.50
$1.98
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4
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; ALL BOYS’
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BOYS’ PLAID
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4 to 18 yrs
$1.98
BOYS’
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Short sleeves, Ankle length
$1.69
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BOYS’ SWEATERS
MEN'S $6.95
Dress or Sport Shirts $2.95
TROUSERS Reduced 0 $4.95
All sizes 30 to 42
All sizes
to 36
$1.98
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