B=The Bulletin Ut. Jov. Pa.. Thursday, Warch 21. 1919 | school’s weekly assembly Friday af-TWO SPELLING BEES HELD |
ga — » mes | AT LAST FRIDAYS ASSEMBLY
GIRL SCOUTS BEE IN THE RUBY HELWIG IS WINNER During the assembly; John Two spelling bees were held dur-
H. S. AUDITORIUM MAR. 25 OF AMER. LEGION CONTEST athletic coach, presented to the|ing the regular Friday afternoon
Mt. Jov Girl Scouts wi nsor Ruby Helwig, a member of the student body rophy won by of the Maytown schools.
a Spelling Bee Friday evening, |senior clas at Mount Joy High chool OCC team last Fall as|Participants were: Tth grade, Rosse |
March 25th School, was awarded $10 Friday af- champions of the Lancaster County Eshleman, Shirley Koser, Grace
There will be two spelling clas- | ternoon for her prize-winning essay Soccer League Williams; 8th grade: Ruth Kreider,
ses in charge of Mrs. John Wittle the American Legion Essay Con- ~~ is Lois Jean Kreider, John Musser,
and Mrs. Robert Kray P sored by the W. S. Eber- Everybody in this locality reads 9th grade: Colleen Ibaugh, Pauline
Dutch Cl by Mr. A B. Ham- | sole Post No. 185. The Bulletin—that's why its adver- Bradley, Bernard Wolgemuth; 10th
bright, of Elizabethtow A Seven Elizabethtown College stu- | tisers get such excellent results, grade: Sara Brubaker, Barbara
Genera] Information C dents took part in a special musical " Dae Marts Bo th Boi
ucted by M Emerson Rohre v Vik nted wins i bi me Jongenecker vchar
fited — Hi a Sa - eon Summ he he for the Bulletine.. | {Humbert Lilly Ann Greider, 12th
grade: Alice Doles, Betty Heineman
| Nancy Herchelroth. Winner of
5 the Junior High spelling bee was
e John Musser; 2nd, Grace Williams
ind 3rd, Pauline Bradley. Winner
of the Senior High bee was Alice
Doles with Sara Brubaker and Bar-
™~ "Ir : bara Doles as runner-up.
1S H ER 2 The judges were Miss Grace Hen-
derson and Mrs. Joan Saylor of the
hish school faculty. Mrs. Ethel
Broske moderated for the senior
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WILL PARTICIPATE IN YOUTH
[DAY IN GOVERNMENT |
The East Donegal Township High |
School has been invited to partici-
in Youth Day in Government.
officials will be
pate
Fifteen county el-
ected by students of the high school
They are: 3 County Commissioners,
County Treasurer, Comptroller,
3 Prison
Deeds, Sheriff,
Commissioners,
Solicitor,
students have
Inspectors,
Chief
Chief
Deputy
organ-
Prothonotary,
Recorder of
Deputy to
Registrar, County
Sheriff. The
ized two parties and they will nom-
of officials.
a gen-
inate a complete slate
Following these nominations
lara] election will be held to deter-
the The faculty
|sponsoring committee the
imine winners.
for elec
[tion is Mr. Robert Phillips, Mr. Ar-
thur Hollinger and Mr. Donald
Staley. The event is sponsored by
Chamber of
Day
Junior
Youth
{the Lancaster
Commerce and the
April 12.
will
be
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“I DON'T KNOW"?
born it is so
WHAT'S A
When
mall that
a kangaroc is
it measurers scarcely an
Besides that it's
inch in length
|blind, furless and must spend sev-
eral months in its mcther’s pouch.
When full-grown, however, it will
a man and
stand almost as high as
can leap 10 to 12 feet. It is said
that the name kangaroo is the
Australian native word meaning
I den’t know’.
re et Qe er ree
West Indian Mahegany
A major cabinet wood in Eng-
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from Jamaica then Santo Domingo
and finally Cuba, scarce.
Until World War 11,
were available from Cuba. War
restrictions stopped its importa-
tion and since the war, an export
embargo has kept supplies
coming to this country. It is the
became
minor supplies
heaviest
hoganies and is the. favorite
old-time cabinetmaker for his hand
made furniture
DB ee
Miss Florence A. Erb, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erb, Man-
heim R2, and Jchn K. Miller, son
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Z. Miller
of Bainbridge R1, married at
of the Saturday.
Bomberger officiated
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of
were
the home bride
Bishop Homer
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