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ANN SORG
Blonde and vivacious Ann Sorg,
one of the most popular young ac-
tresses in the summer theatre, will
play the part of Sylvia Allen in the
riotous farce comedy, “
er Husband”, opening on the stag
of the Gretna Playhouse,
July 20.
This is Ann's
number of Broadway
cluding “The Young ne The F
and has been kept
stage in Chicago and with the nai
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tional company
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Electric
and Gas
MT. JOY, PA.
Welding
Also Specialize On
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
and Truck Welding
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
Cover's Welding Shop
Delta and Marietta Streets

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OPTOMETRIST
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ELIZABETHTOWN
Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5
Evenings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 -
No Hours Thursday
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ASTHMANEFRIN
f you are a user of AsthmaNefrin,
please bring in your nebulizer for free
inspection and servicing.
SLOAN'S PHARMACY
Mount Joy, Pa.
tr will help
The Advantages of
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the school preparing them for it?
Secondly, in a larger school we
would have more teachers. As a
result, the classes would be smaller.
This would benefit both the teacher
tnd the student. Also, the teacher
would be able to teach the subject
in which he specialized, thus doing
a more efficient job with less effort.
« Thirdly, in a larger school there
would be more and Letter equip-
ment because the school would be
able to finance it. For example, |
separate classrooms and study halls
could ke had. In our overcrowded |
building, students often have a |
study hall in a room where a class |
is being held. They cannot pessibly
study the way they should. Also
we could have a larger, more mod- |
ern library with many up-to-date
reference books. It would not have
to be used as a classroom as it is
now, preventing the use of it as a
library. {
Fourth, there would be more |
students in a larger school which |
| would mean keener competition.
| .
{ Instead cf one or two pupils at the
undisputed head of the class, there
would be many striving to do good
work. This would result in better |
work by the student and a higher
scholastic standing for the school.
So - more courses, more teachers,
{more and better equipment, and |
: . | keener competition, which would !
Mt. Gretna, having played there in| I :
1947. Since then she has been in a
be found in a larger schcol would |
result in a fuller and more ade- |
quate education for’ the pupil.
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,| IRONVILLE PICNIC WINNERS
AT HERSHEY ANNOUNCED |
Ironville EUB Sunday School |
held a picnic at Hershey Park Sat- |
urday. |
Prize winners were: Jimmy Gar- |
ker, five and under, and Renna |
Roberts gnd Gordon Mummaw, Jr.
six to ten, peanut scramble; Jimmy |
Garber, rolling the ball; Dixie Blu- |
menshine and Robert Elslager, hop |
ring game; Renna Roberts, ball
bucket; Conrié Smith, balloon cn
ankle.
Alvin Mummaw and Mrs. And- |
rew Musser, shoe scramble; Rob- |
Mrs. Simon Zimmerman,
Garber and Mrs. Henry Wagner,
tying the package;
Subers, stringing cheerios.
In charge of the games were |
Charles Gingrich, Mrs. Paul Kauff- |
man, Mrs. Benjamin Haverstick, |
Miss Ruth Staley, Mrs. George |
| Roberts, Mrs. Glenn W. Kauffman,
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Drew Mummaw and Lecn Fornoff. |
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to Lake Sesquehanna, New | Sunday.
SOCIAL MEETING HELD
ON PARSONAGE LAWN
The Intermediate K.L.C.E. of the
Trinity Evangelical Congregational |
Church, held a social meeting on
the lawn at the Parsonage Friday
er of the group, Marian Peifer, as-

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| van, will feature gospel magic and | Viet: or Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. | er other Sundays.)
{music at koth the morning and |Edward Isler on Mcenday. Other Brotherhood of St. I
evening servige. visitors were Mrs. Eby Painter and
A former radio news editor. Mr, | daughter, Janet of Elizabethtown. | each month :
mibaker wh SGT ie Mr. : Mr ‘rne ‘bersole wy :
MOUNT JOY Brubaker will present his Bible- Ir. end Mrs. Ernest Eber sole of | 7:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist.
based observations on such ques-{Mount Joy R.D. were Sunday ————
tions as—“Do we face a third |guests Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fry- Salunga Methogist Church

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EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1950
D&H Anthracite
Insure Yourself Against Next Winter's
Snow By Placing Your Order Now.
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LANDISVILLE & MOUNT JOY
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| Sunday,
Sund: .
9:15 a
NO BRAKES, NO CHAINS,
NO WIPERS AND «.
No speep Timi |
7:30
Meeting

Donegal Airport News
ert Giroux, watermelon contest; | their
Kicking | the airport last Tuesday evening. |
Mrs. iy before the regular business
David Nauman and John Haw- |family visited Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
| Jersey,
r. C. O. Zollar of the firm, Air- | Visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barton at | 9:30 am
Components, Inc., from Ben- | Columbia on Sunday. 10:30 a.m.
| ton Harbor, Michigan, landed here| Mrs. Martha Orio of Philadel-
to make a business call at the Mar- | rhia spent last week with Mr. and
Depot last Friday. He landed | Mrs. George Schoelkoph. Sunday
| crf.
| ietta
County”
| ticipate.
Gilbert
| visited several local airports. baker all of Neffsville and Mrs. M
eee etl 3
“The Way Of Pea-3” ---- a dra- | Saturday afternocn. There were ten
matic
on the
sented Sunday evening, July 23 at| were played and prizes won. Mrs.
[ 7:30 in the Calvary Bible Church. | Loreen Witmer is the teacher.
/ and Darlene Brubaker, for- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Snyder and | Sunday, July 23»
| merly of Chicago Radio and now | children, Shirley and Galen of Eliz- |
| on tour
| Russia?
return?”
A native of Mount Joy, Ray Bru- tertained Mrs. Laura Weaver and |
UNITED ZION TENT
MEETINGS JULY 23 - Aug. 6 Watchtower Society, delivered a| 10:00 am.
Tent meetings will be conducted | Public address on “Hell Used as a |
Hess; August 2, Rev. R. ‘0. Musser;
August
August 4, Rev. Roy Kreider; Aug-
ust 5, Rev. Christ Moyer and Aug-| Stimulate your business by adver |; i} Primary Dept. The Brooks [CE
I ters of Florin will furnish music |
| Sunday,
9:00 a

regular monthly meeting at| Nov York, N. ¥, and My, and Mrs.
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g 8 { Ragner Hallgren, of Mount Joy, | vice.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle |
the football for women; Mrs. Elmer | Members of the club cleaned and | oh Sunday. | Donegal Fresbyterlan
| waxed the airplanes owned by the Rev "
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and |
Sunday,
| meeting. | family attended the Kchler reunion |
Marlin Young made a cross coun- | held in York Co. on Sunday. |
trip to the Bloomsburg Mun-| Miss Minnie Gamber went on a First Preshyterian Church
| sipal Airport. sight seeing trip to New York City | _, Rev.
George Fisher flew to New York jover the week end. m
on business last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Haines and 10- a5 a :
made a Dual cross country Rollman and’ family at Lititz on |
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Rev.
and Kutztown, Pa. Mrs. Martha Fogie and sons! A
Sundely,

evening. } it M | M 7:30 p.m.
: : : | here enroute frc i i, Florida, | Visitors were: Mr. anc rs. Cor-
During the devotional period a | Mr. Zoll yo om Miami, Flcrida. li HH | i FI Cor- | Thursda y
: | r. Zollar flies a Beecher: - ) nelus ippler and son o ancaster,
duet was sung by Shirley Wade and Beecheraft Bo PE . 7:30 p.m,
. : | nanza. and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jones
Doris Melhorn and Mae Zink gave | i : : "
a reading Robert Brenner visited the air- | of Columbia. The
a reading.
: sorts at Hershey, York a an- Mrs. Howard Witmer and son
Attending were: Mrs. Wade, lead- boy Sidi York and Lan 150
caster during the week. were the Sunday guests of Mrs.
third annual “Round the | Calvin Ness at Columbia. Rev.
Mrs. 1. A. Dick, Mary Anna and 9:3
. ary 4 a 1 & ' Mr A y : | :30 a.
ping ae i he Sunday 1 o y 99 Mr. and Mrs. lber rand :
Gloria Gish, Doris Melhorn, Carol eld nd 3 mo ning July 23. All ine 5: wu nt Witmes NC with classes
Smith, Gale Shelly, Lois auth. pilots fr m all five Lancaster [fon of Fast Petersburg on Satur- | day this s
Betty Oker, Mae Zink Shirley Ann County Airports are invited to at-|day evening. | 10:30 a.
{and Wannette Wade ; | tend. Iced fruit juice will he served Callefs cf Mr. and Mrs. Daniel | Reception of New members, :
The meeting as 3 od with th at Donegal Airport, Ham and Eggs | Geltmacher were Mr. and Ms. | i Nd
g was close: ith ef. 2 WoL pat Leia ey ey 7 i Pastor Zuck,
{ girls forming a friendship circle | x Mountvie Doughnuts and Cof- eo i nee Jed and i of Co- 7:00
ie | fee at Lancaster ¢ laterme : mbia, Mr. Mrs. Jacob Er
and smging several familiar | te 4 Ene Stes nd Watermelon at 3 : x nd Mi : wcob Erb, Vespers, at
{ New Holland. Appreximately fifty | Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Geltmacher of Zuck will
3 )
| airplanes are expected to Columbia R1, Mrs. Pearl Breneman, | One 40?”
Mount Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | Wednesday
Alfred Gusler, Norman JHeisey, | Hogendoeller, Mr. and Mrs. Mah- 6:00 p.m.
Town Papk.
Lehman and Lew Baltozer | Ion Hollinger and Mrs. Ada Bru-

9:00 a.
color-sor n:-tion picture of the members present and Miss
Atomic Bomb will be pre-|Sonja Farmer as guest. Games |
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with their Cathedral Cara- | visited Mr. and Mrs.

World War? What is the future of | singer. Rev. Robert C.
Miss Alice Strickler, Supt.
and, How near is Christ's Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
AFR Sunday, .
Frysinger and Mrs. Kate Moore en- |
baker is the son of Rev. Harry L.|Stn, Benjamin and daughter, Kath- |
Brubaker, Donegal Springs Road, | tyn, of Ironville | Mount Joy Methodist Church
Mount Joy. TTT. | Rev. Robert C. Pi ini
————— ee core F. H. RAHN SPOKE SUNDAY [ Joseph

shade, one mile north of Chicques Kingdom Hall, 130 East Donegal | Trinity Lutheran Church
Church, or six miles east of Eliz- | Street, this boro. |
i abethtown. —— i - | Sunday, July 23
Speakers for the two weeks are: | 184 AT BIBLE SCHOOL | 9:30 a. m. Sunday School.
. " : . 10, 45 a. m. Morning Worship.
July 23, Rev. Jacob Lehman; July One hundred and eighty-four | Wednesday
24, Rev, Martin Showalter; July 25, children are attending the Summer | g.45 p.m.
Rev. Elmer Sensenig; July 26, Rev | Vacation Bible School being held at | the Ladies Aid Scciety a¢ the home
Abram Witmer; July 27, Rev. Allen | the Bossler Mennonite Church. The [of Mrs. D. C. Stoner.
Tennis; July 28, Rev. Christ: Geib; Rev. S. E. Garber: and the Rev. M.
July 29, Rev. Peter Gress; July: 30, R.'Kraybill are pastors.
Rev.’ Wesley Mattin; July 31, Rev.| +
Jay Boozer; August 1, Rev. Robert Everybody in this locality reads| 9.30 am. — Girls’ Day will be ch-
The Bulletin—that’s why its. adver- | [served. A very good’ program has
3, Rev. t Charles “ Hoover; | tisers get such excellent results. |been arranged. Mrs. Wayne Aungst
| of Elizabethtown will ‘be the guest
and Mrs. Ethel Shelly

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ee seen

| tising in the Bulletin,
by Ralph Stein ‘Church Notes
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL,
THE CHURCHES
AND THE
ROUNDING COMMUNITY.

IN MT. JOY
SUR-
Church of the Brethren
John Ebersole, Elder In Charge
Mr. John Herr, Supt.
| 900 a.
10:15 a.
7.30 p.m.
| selections
| quartetts,
. Church Service
also congregational
Everybody i
Christ Church
. Moyer, Pastor
Brethren
[ Elder C. 1
Sunday, .
9:00 a. m. Sunday School
Glossbrenner
United Brethren Church
Rev. John H. Gable,
9:30 a.m.
10:30 a.
i. 7:15 pam,
| Wednesday
7:30 p.m.
Sunday School
. Morning Worship.
Midweck Service,
{ _ Calvary Bible
{ Re Vv.
. M. Wolge i i Supt.
m. Bible School
10:25 a. Morning Worshin
| vi i speaking,
| 30 pm,
| “The Way of Peace,
{ Brubaker.
Wednesday
shown by Roy
Prayer

Evangelical United Brethren
Travelers Suiely Seivica Ezra
y di School
. Morning Worship.
p. J
Campfire
— : Mr. and va harles ¢ on | (Meet at
Chiques Aero Club held | Mr, and Mrs Charles Hallven, | Wednesday
7:30 p.m.
NEWTOWN | i."
. McGregor, Pastor
A. McGregor, Pastor
Morning Worship,
“Divinely Inspired. 4

Church of God
F. Helwig, Pastor
. Sunday School.
Morning Worship,
Sermon, “W
1e Christ”?
Wednesday
Prayer Meeting
Washington Street
Church Of The Brethren
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor
breakfast flight will be Mrs. Lillian Witmer entertained | Sunday, .

. Morning Worship;
p.m.
Church Picnic
t. Joy Mennonite
Kokert Woods of Mount Joy RD Henry Garber,
{ : The Merry Maids Sunday School] Henry Fr:
The Way of Peace class held their annual picnic on |Sunday, July 23
Amos Hess, and
10:00 a.m. Service
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Rev. Donald Boyd Kline
9:30 a. m
10:45 a.
| and 3rd Sundays)
. Church School
(Morning pray-
| ate Communion on last Sunday of |
9:00 am.
10:00 a.m. Sunday School.

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| Zink, and a prayer was given
Mrs. Donald Ney.
in the choice and purchase
flissionary Society each voted
in memory of Miss Mary Feist.

OE eee
SERVICES BY CHURCHES OF
LANDISVILLE AND SALUNGA
John Ebersole.

H. Daihl.
| Aug. 20— Devotions hy Zion
| Lutheran Church, Sermon, Rev.
|
Robert C. Pike.
Aug. 27 Devotions by Salunga |
| Church of B rethern, Sermon, Rev.
| Ernest P. Leer.
| the services, ihe offerings will g
| to the International Christian Uni- |
| versity in Japan.
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News From Florin ==
(From page 1)
{ bubble pipe, Paul Becker won first |
| . ; |
| prize for the most unusual flower
| display during the playground |
| flower shcw Tuesday afternoon.
Koser, gladiolas.
Friday's special event will be
Martin.
el AW
PAINT INSIDE OF BARNS

F. H. Rahn, representative of the | Sunday, July 23
Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.
{tend Landisville
3 Camp Meeting.
at the hcme of Mr. Daniel Espen- Scare” on Sunday, at 7 p.m. at |

Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
Covered dish supper by

Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church
Q. A. Deck, Pastor
Sunday, July 16th

for the inside of barns, according t
| Howard Bingham, extension agri- |
cultural engineer of the Pennsyl- |
vania State College. The painted
surface is easier to sweep clean. He
| suggests a casein paint, a water-
mix paint, or an oil paint which |
| leaves a hard surface
Lutheran Women
| The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.. Thursday, July 20, 1950-5

The singing of hymns was |
companied by the trumpet, played
by Miss Carol Ann Smith, The!
Scripture was read by Mrs, George |
Following the program, business
meetings were conducted separate-
ly by the Young Ladies’ Bible Class
Including | {he Women's Missionary Society,
and the Ladies’ Aid Society. Com-
Jewerly - Silverware
Watches - Gifts
Watch Attachmemts
(WATCH REPAIRING)
Complete Ronson Lighter
Repair Service
Heilig
Funeral Home
23 W, Main St, Mount Joy
JAMES B. HEILIG,
Koser's Watch Shop| Funeral Director
Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015
Chocolate Ave, FLORIN, PA.

mittees were appointed in each | . A
group to act with a like committee
appointed in the Ladies’ Bible Class
equipment for the kitchen of the
new Trinity Parish House. The La-
dies’ Aid Society and the Women's
purchase new clergy stalls for the
chancel of the church, to be placed
The following in attendance were:
Mrs. Paul Sentz, Mrs. Harry Brown,
Mrs. Morrell Shields, Mrs. Harry
Hinkle, Mrs. George Brown, Jr.
Mrs. Bruce Brown, Mrs. Harold
Brown, Mrs. Norman Strickler, Mrs. |
William. Hopple, Mrs. Samuel Ney,
Mrs. Donald Ney, Mrs. Robert |
Hawthorne, Mrs. Wilbur Haw- |
| thorne, Mrs. Harry Reynolds, Mrs.
| Roy Brubaker of Cathedral Cara- Samuel Harnish, Mrs. Edna Bortz- |
field, Mrs. Bernard King, Mrs. Al-|
ice Longenecker, Mrs. William |
Shoop, Mrs. Clyde Gerberich, Jr. |
Mrs. William Dillinger, Mrs. Geo. |
Zink, Sr, Mrs. Ralph Oberholtzer, |
Mrs Wilbur Ryder, Mrs. J. Nissley |
Brubaker, Mrs. Richard Heisey, |
Mrs. Clyde Wivell, Mrs. George
Keener, Mrs. Robert Keener, Mrs
James Neal, Mrs. William Bartch,
~ | Mrs. Anna Zerphey, Mrs. Lester
Fellowship Young, Mrs. William Batzel, © Mus. |
Clayten Lefever, Miss Elsie Lefev-
er, Miss Flo Smith, Mrs. Nora Derr, |
Miss Mary Charles, Mrs. M. J. Bie-
ber, Miss Caroline Manning, Mrs. |
Irwin Smith, Sr., Miss Carol Ann |
Smith, Mrs. Walyne Kretzing, Mrs. |
Benjamin Groff, Miss Beulah Smith, |
Myr. and Mrs. Clyde Eshleman, Peter |
Koder, Rev. and Mrs. W. Li Koder. |

EVERYBODY IS INVITED
80TH ANNIVERSARY
LANDISVILLE CAMP MEETING
LANDISVILLE, PENNA,
8 Miles West of Lancaster on the Harvisburg Pike
10 DAYS JULY 21 to 30
DR. LUTHER H. KETELS. Spiritual Director
DR. G. ERNEST THOMAS, Evangelist
Excellent Choirs and Instrumentalists
COME AND PLENTY OF
BRING YOUR FRIENDS FREE PARKING SPACE

A MOTION PICTURE EVERYONE SHOULD SEE .
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16 m. m. Sound - Color Film
President Truman's Atomic Committee forecasts . , + « »
ATCMIC WAR. Come and learn the facts on the most
talked about subject today
PLUS—x%Special Music %Gospel Magic
Directing the proaram will be Ray and Darlene Brubaker,
former Chicago Radio Artists, now operating the Cathe-
dral Caravan

SUNDAY, JULY 23 — 7:30 p.m.
CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
— FREE ADMISSION
29-1tp

Beginning Sunday evening, Avg-]
ust 6 and continuing every Sun- |
day evening during that month, |
Community Vesper services will be |
held. They will be sponsored by |
the churches of Landisville and |
Salunga and will start at 7:30 p.m.
The services will be held on the |
Londisville Campmeeting Grounds: |
Aug. 6 — Devotions by Landis-
ville Church of God, Sermcn, Rev.
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Aug. 13-—Devoticns by Salunga |
Methodist Church, Sermon, Rev. R
XSS=S==
After defraying the expenses of
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Fay Buckwalter displayed a bou-
quet on top of a perfumed bottle
and took first prize in the minia-
ture division with Carol Becker |
winning second prize in this group. |
Frank Geib won first prize in the |
| mixed flowers with Kitty Buckwal-
ter's bouquet winning second. Oth- |
er prizes were awarded to: Carol
Ginder and Vivian Gable, potted |
plants; Sandra Crowl and Cynthia |
Lehman, bouquets; and Sandra |
pet show, it was announced by the
directors, John Hart and Miss Lily
Paint is better than whitewash |

for the occasion.
|
All are welcome, come and bring
your friends.
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship.
Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting
8:30 P- m. Choir Practice,
Newtown. vu. B. Church
Oscar K. Buch, Pastor
Sunddy,- July 23
9:00 a.m. Sunday School.
7:30 p.m. Evening worship.
Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting ind. |

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