The Baccalaureate Service |
Class of 1950
Mount Joy High School
Mount Joy
Pennsylvania
Under the Auspices of the Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. H. Ranck, Pastor
Sunday Evening, May 28,
seven-thirty o'clock
High School Auditorium
6==The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, May 25, 1950

1950 VFW Buddy
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Weddings
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LIVE and DRESSED
CHICKENS
Jewerly - Silverware
Watches - Gifts 3
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Complete Ronson Lighter
Repair Servigs
Koser’s Wath Shop
Dial Mt
Chocolate Avi,
| bride. Bishop Homer
| officiated.
at Eaton Rap-| They were attended by Miss Elva
| Sauder, Lititz R2, and Robert Bare,
Bird-in-Hand. Ushers were Ray-
mond Brubaker and Lloyd Keller,
and gift receiver, Miss Ruth Buch-
en and Eunice Martin.
A quartet composed
Winey, Clyde Root,
and Noah Kreider, Jr,
at the
work which the
from the proceeds of the sale, The went on a trip to New England
BEAL ITY SALON Gold Chevron organization does not | States and Canada. ava
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PHONE 3-4330 profit from the sale, but uses the F161 As
I 3-433 Carating
of the for ama
Worship
to war
of
National Home for war
rehabilitation and maintenance
the V. F. W
orphans and widows
ids, Michigan
{ V.F. W. Buddy Poppies
f throughout the
Stock Up for the Holiday
Our Markets will be
Closed Next Tuesday
* in observance of Memorial Day
are made |
year by hospitaliz-
The work itself
has been hailed for its therapeutic
ed war veterans
w Whether you stay at home or go on
a picnic, you'll want one of our
Small, Lean Smoked
FREE DELIVERY
BLAIN KAUFFMAN
3-4015 , ina
MT. JOY, PA.
FLORIN, PA. ROUTE 1. DIAL 32-4929 nonw wounded patients,
of Ralph
Richard Kreid-
sang. A
home of
value and for its benefit in assist-
of rehabilitation
The VFW
went for these veter-
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reception was held
the
acts as sales

ans and pays them for their bride after couple

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BULLER’S
FLORIN, PENNSYLVANIA
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Cantabile from "Symphony No. 1 whole or
shank half
Doris Ann
"of Mr. and Mrs.
Lancaster and
Baer, son of Mr.
Eager, daughter
George Eager, of
Harold Musselman
and Mrs. Frank N.
were married in St.
major portion funds Miss
I Rev, James
23°
Fresh Killed and Fully Dressed ¥
Frying Chickens
53 » 39°
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Rev. E. H. Rem ‘Stewing Chickens Ib 47
Q. A. Deck | Cut-Up Frying Chickens - - Buy the Part You Like Best
Kinder. Legs '®69¢ Breast '°690 Backs Wings 290
SKINLESS FRANKFURTS * 49¢
LEAN SLICED BACON ibpka 45¢
ASST’'D SLICED MEAT LOAVES ':" 29¢
© 1%: FRESH CRAB MEAT
Claw; ean 79°
Ib 35¢ Ib can Ib can
Asco Pork and
BEANS
or Ideal
bringing relief victims, : ‘
Processional Hymn—"Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty
Your....
Spring Permanent
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Maude Buller
American war victims is
part of the V FW.
veteran welfare program,” remark- | Baer, Salunga,
led Commander Brown. “The Paul's Ev
activities depends upon the | Church
“Helping
elping Rev. C. F. Helwig |
Rev. T. A.
Invocation
an essential
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Psalm 19
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Responsive Reading
L.ondonderr
LEAN SMOKED
PICNICS
extent Reformed TUS
Girls’ Cha
Matthew 20:17-28
Master, Let Me Walk
angelical and
Rev. Donald Kline |
at Lancaster. Lesson
poppy Miss Eager was given in marriage
demands | hy her father. The maid of honor
conducting | Miss Shirley Lindamuth and |e. “ploss This House"
the 1950 Miss Dorothy Butson
By offer- ..4 Mrs. J. Kenneth Eager, sister-
ing timely, velief to dis-| i, Jaw of the bride-elect.
abled, Richard Brubaker
survivors of those who were killed | man. Ushers were Kenneth Bender
VIEW. a Living| 4 J Kenneth Eager,
America’s war dead.” the bride-elect,
V.F.W.|
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of our
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funds we raise through ow with Thee
sale. This year, because
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to make
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Mary 100 | Fully Dressed
and Drawn
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sale the largest in history
material
veterans and to the | Rev,
needy served as best | Rer
bilate Amen
Organist
Mrs. Ethel Broske
in action, the offers brother of
memorial to
The aim of the
Buddy
the
helping the
annual aan faa
is embodied
the dead by
That will be the
sales
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Poppy sale
Sixty-sixth Annual

slog “Honor
an:
Engagements
igement of Miss Arlene
of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Snyder, Elizabethtown, to
Henry Zerphey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Zerphey, Mount Joy, is
announced by parents. Miss
of this year’s
Fancy Large Shrimp
Pollock Fillets
[Perch Fillets
Ideal Creamy
PEANUT
BUTTER oi
33° 3: 23°
Quality so high it rates this famous name
Our Finest Quality
4 & 5c
Homogenized and
Vitamin D Added
Special! Bar-B-Q or Long Frankfurt
Rolls = 229°
Devilsfood Pecan Bar Cakes 39%
Tropical Delight Loaf Cakes “29
‘Va. Lee Pineapple Iced Angel Cake “*49¢c
Don’t Forget to get enough i 4c
Supreme Bread
BROWN ‘N SERVE ROLLS **¢'?15¢
Virginia hee Do’Nuts, plain, doz i9¢ sugared, doz 20¢
living.”
purpose the
workers on Buddy Poppy Days.
Commencement Exercises
Class of 1950
Mount Joy High School
Mount Joy
Pennsylvania
The
Snyder,
of volunteer engi
daughter

LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Inc Patronize Bulletin advestisers
her
SIMON fP. NISSLEY a member
MARY b. NISSLEY
raduating class of Elizabethtown
FU NERAK DIRECTORS High School and Mr. Zerphey is
Mcunt Joy, Pa.
| employed by the Seiler Printing Thursday Evening June 1 1950
7 /
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Eight o'clock
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Ali those who have fought and died
to secure the blefsings of our way of
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life have left us/a sacred trust. Let us
be constantly jaware of our responsi-
i
bilities to ourfcountry and its honored
dead.

Dubois
Diggle
Toccata
Cantique d'Amour
Mrs. Fthel Broske
1950 “Pomp and Circumstance”—FElgar
The Reverend E. H. Ranck
“Sonthern Rose Waltz”
Accompanist - Barbara Ranck
of Student Addresses:
Warren H¢ Greenawalt Prelude
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OPEN EVERY EVENING
Quality Meats,
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777 7 23 Ke
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Processional—Class of

Invocation
Mixed Chorus Strauss

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Theme of 8
WHITE - WASHING
AND
DISINF FECTING
HE S/B BROS.
Sugtessors To | Head of Department
HUBS Flizahethtown (Colleee
Flizabethtown, Pennsylvania
FLORIN, PENNA. “Battle Hymn of the Republic” Howe
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
Accompanist - Barbara Ranck
8-25-tf Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Clvde E. Gerberich
President, Board of Education
31a
RT “Progress in America Since 1900”
Samuel John Dock. Jr.
Jean Maralyn Wagner
Barbara Grace Ranck
“I Had a Little Talk with the Lord”
Warren Bates
ALSO
A FULL/LINE OF
Vie
Tenor Solo Mizzy
Dr. R. W. Schlosser
Commencement Address

Fruits 8 Veg Vegetables
Everybody, Everywhere, Reads The Buletn KRALL'S Meat Market
West Main St. Mt. Jovy

large
loaf

Mixed Chorus

Alma Mater
Benediction
Postlude—Marche aux Flambenux
Mrs. Ethel Broske

The Reverend C. F. Helwia
Clark
Take the Key... Class
Take a Ride . . .
Take the Leader!
The
irren Euaene Bates
of 1950
*Marian Lucille
Neglev
> Breneman
Sarah Brown
Betty Jean Buller
*F ne Gehman
Evelyn Mae Groff
Marjorie Jane Herr
Mary Jane Hoffer
Et} S. Lehman
N m Fr
Abbydine
Nancy Jane Mumper
Nancy Arlene Myers
Verna Myers
Marian Frances Nauman
2 bchs 15¢
2 for |9¢
bag {5g
Calif. Carrot
Pascal Celer
ances Loewen
Joyce Markley
ward George Kline
Abram S. Kos
Richard Krall
er
216 size
doz
William Neiss
Kenneth Richard Nissley
Cyrus K. Peifer, Jr.
Richard Lee Peifer
Frank Raymond Tyndall, Jr.
12-0z pkg 31c
2 6-0z cans 53¢c
46-0z
can 3 7°
9c
£33
Gwendolyn Gloria Neff
*Barbara Grace Ranck
Shirley Mae Reheard S BABY LIMA BEANS
IDEAL PURE CQNCEN. ORANGE JUICE
ORANGE JUICE Fla. Sweet or Natural
TOMATO JUICE sunrise
ANNUAL CHARITY DRIVE NOW APPLE JUICE cea pure
58 PERCENT OF ITS GOAL | MAYONNAISE Fresh Hom-ae-Lite
oo on dost hour spurt almost 7-1 PJE CRUST MIX conse 2p 27°
BLUE BERRIES musi fancy 141502 can 29°¢
workers in the General Hospital's |
Hurry! Offer Ends Saturday
annual charity drive. The reported!
Our Sensational Carmen

Shirley Viola Schofield
Melissa Irene Strickler
*lean Maralyn Wagner

Martin Witman
Fdna Bartch
Betty Irene Biesecker Mary Jane Zimmerman
facts of Chev-
ance with econ-
drive home in a
Come in . . . drive home th
rolet’s greater all-round perfo
omy . .% and you'll decide
new Chéyrolet!
Denotes Honor Graduates.
| WHITE BLACKBIRDS OF 1950
IN LOCAL AUDITORIUM JUNE 6
The Walter S. Ebersole Post 185,
| Amercan Legion, Mt. Joy, will pre-
| sent White's Blackbirds of 1950, the
| show so enthusiastically accepted
| at Marietta, in a repeat perfor-
| mance in the Mt. Joy High School
| Auditorium, June 6, Curtain time
You’ experience extragvalue in every phase
of Chevrplet road-actior . in its fleet and
frugal V: dlve-in-Head Egfine performance . . .
in its findg driving anc iding ease , . . in the
enviable view affordedfby its curved windshield
with Panofamic Visibffity . . . and in its greater
all-round safety-protgction.
Drive home this fact!
FIRST . . . and Finest . . for
STYLING AND COMFORT AT LOWEST COST
my
Drive home this fact! . ..
FIRST . . . and Finest . ..
for THRILLS AND THRIFT
total now stands at $64,198.97. This |
represents 58 percent of the $110,- |
284 goal.
Jesse Snavely, Jr, General]
Come in%today!/fDrive home these facts to
your own cdmple
quick to
at lowest cost!
satisfaction! And you’ll be
t Chevrolet is first and finest
Orive home this fact! . . . FIRST . . . and Fines DS
for ALL-ROUND SAFETY AT LOWEST COS)
AMERICA’S BEST SELLER
HLL IES
Come in «+ « Drive the Leader . . . Convince yourself Chevrolet’s FIRST . . . and Finest . . . at Lowest Cost!
NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
DRIVING AND RIDING EASE AT LOWEST COST
AMERICA’S BEST BUY
| 8:15 p. m.
| will be given to the Boy and Girl
| Scout Troops of this town for the
| equipment of their
| ing headquarters.
this fact!...FIRST...and Finest...for
| Marietta T. C. Depot and Yoh Co.
| are again cooperating in presenting
| the show for a very worthy cause
| in this community.
| birds of 1950, for an enjoyable eve-
|

any Boy or Girl Scout in Mt. Joy
The proceeds of this presentation
present meet-
The civilian employees of the
Tickets may be purchased from
after Saturday, May 27, and in
Marietta at the Times Office. Price
of tickets: 75¢ adults, 50c children.
Support the Scout Troops in your
community and see White's Black-

ning.
Chairman, announced that the hos- |
pital’'s fund drive will be extended |
to allow volunteer workers to com-
plete their solicitations which have |
been delayed by “the continued |
rainy weather in the last ten days.
Mr. Snavely also urged all the
workers to complete their work as |
soon as possible. Following is
breakdown of contributions report-
ed to the hospital: Corporations,
$19,395; Mercantile, $1,390.00;
Gifts, $18,565.50;
House, $8,295.27;
zations, $666.30.
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LETTERS GRANTED
Paul S. Baker, Landisville,
ecutor of the estate of Elizabeth M.
Baker, late of East Hempfield Twp.
Clubs & Organi-
a|
Big |
City House-to- |
eX-
You Save Up to 1
Set No. 1, 24-Pc. Place
Setting for 6 Persons
PIECES
Fully
Guaranteed
SILVERWARE SALE
CLOSES THIS WEEK
Get Your Card--Get Your Sels
You'll want this exquisite Silverwara
for yourself and for gifts so hurry
and get your cards punched and res
deemed by this Sat, May 27, 1950,
3.98 with card
Why Pay More? Get Full Coffee Flavor and Savel
All Our Popular Blends are Heal-Flo Roasted
Win-Crest Coffee
b §T¢
Asco Coffee '® 68¢
Ideal Vacuum Packed Coffee, ©rir or reg. 1bcan 75g

JUNE FAMILY CIRCLE NOW ON SALE --

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