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| Albert Forry made a 1000 mile will Get Automatic NEWS PERTAINING TO |
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| cress country flight to Cleveland, N hosted NTIRE SUR-!
Mississippi, where he visited friends Insurance Increases a me 2 NITY abi
| and relatives. The trip was made iis ANY ui dow ROUNDING COMMU .
in a Piper Vagabond and the total Lancaster county’ 5032 men, | TT
flying time for the entire (rip in- women and children already en- Glossbrenner Evangelical
| cluding several other stops, was ' titled . Social United Brethren Church
4 § ere ) a 1c 0 m nly OCIA
hee Rev. John H. Gable, Pastor
only 28 nours, ; cedrity old-age or survivor's in- | sunday, September 10
| The Chicques Aero Corporation surance checks will get aut Imes 9:30 am. Sunday School
rease he TO thei .
| Flying Club purchased a brand new you es it) ean ount I 0 : 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship.
| pi i checks within the nex hree r regen
| Piper Pacer. This sleek modern |, ths. M. S. Gleator rea wer of ‘ ll m. Evening Worship.
: SV dy. aNd 2 4 Saturday
lane is a four place model with | the Lancaster Social Security fiel LE ra
plane OUT piute mode. Hic Sp ro) sa ot ve, 2:00 pm. W.S.W.S. will sponsor a|
two way radio, navigation lights, | Otlice sald today. 1h i + | Summer Christmas Tree program.
| and starter. Members cf the W 4 {S Se Ne cover In | Tuesday
| tie month of September are pro- y QF NAF
who have already flown the new | vided in the recently amended Soc- 7:20 pm. W.S.'W.S. Meeting in|
' . A » th *hurch
| ship are well pleased with its com=- | ial Security Act. rp
fort and performance I Mi le 1 SU those | Wednesday
g ) ance, wl
| already on the S ben = 7:30 p.m. Midweek Service
Mr. and Mrs. Phares H. Landis el ; val - ob Po
| and family flew Ocean City, N. J. | he | Se \ ce i 9 ’
[oe "oo 18 Ore CY. 3. [inn theis Social Sectitity Office in St. Mark's
| where they spent several days | { Ns p cu i LANCE, fe ox Ivangelical United Brethren
vacation, | Plained, that the 36 on re Aung Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor
Earl Heisey and Joe Loraw flew | hel month ; yee ol Sunday, September 10
| checks is handled certifying of 9:00 a.m. Sunday Sc
to Aberdeen, Maryland last Tues- | fices througnout the nation, and i dish unday School ;
{ la} TREY baie A 10:15 a. m. Morning worship, pas=
| day afterncon. that the local field office has noi... i charge
. ii meat { advising benefice es Of mea A ' :
Herb Shelly took several friends | iy i RR I nt et pry fan 0 7:30 pm. Evening worship; this|
2 PX a( amoun Ol nen 1eW |. 1 . .
[on a Labor Day trip to Atlantic i hanelils of ific date the |1S the beginning of regular evening|
| City. Berens ected | Servic resumed since the sum-
| > iy ner vacation period
| ll As es crit in then KS. .
: «| Tuesd
| am ay sively. 3 In addition, current recipients cf | Tuesday
i. Traveling extensively, is travel- nonthly Social Security payments| 3:0¢ pm. Youth Fellowship party
ing expensively. vill ceive letters from th ard reorganization meeting
| — OI me fyine offices explaining the provi- | Wednesday
| Patronize Bulletin advertisers. sions of the revised Social Se curity 7:30 p.m. Midweek Prayer Ser-
| law nd assuring beneficiaries that | Vice.
their inereesed ch s will the in| Thursday
i : the mail as rapidly it is possible 7:30 p.m. Choir Practice.
| ua 1 y ea Ss to complete the refiguring job. The Ushers’ League meeting at the|
~ complete re-writing task is expect- | home of John Booth.
ALSO ed to be finished within three |
| montis. n 1
A FULL LINE OF Mr. Gleaton pointed The Church of God
ut, there will 2 no delay in rec- Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor
y irra]
| cipt of monthly Sccial rity | Sunday September 10
| ELLA sh ga checks in tae original figure. Thes 9:30 am. Sunday School.
FROSTED Sl» FOODS payments will continue to be mail- | 10:30 am. Morning Worship,
| . ed to current beneficiari on reg- | Eermen, “What It Means to Follow
Fruits & Vegetables ar schedule. Those who do not | Jesus”.
receive the increased amount in| 7:30 pm. Evening worship.
y Hae st 4 mm YY ch Ss Wil) find Sermon, “A Call to Life Service.”
KRALL'S Meat Marke |: ri io inet mimes dis ics
rereive nniediately succeeding 0 . i
| i Fecal. a J i A will 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting
| . nths. the 1Icreasea amount will — a
| VV est Main St, Mt. Joy ke retroactive in each instance to :
| iii pmb esses comin eee | 1950. The Washington Street
| wn Ein — Church Of The Brethren
Jewerl Z Silverware USE SWEET CORN FRESH Elizabethtown, Pa.
y Sweet corn is at its best when it Rev. Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor
Watches - Gifts is freshly pulled, reminds H. F. Mc | Sunday, September 10
Feely, extension marketing 9:30 a. m. Church School
| Ww h A h ialist of ke Pennsvivania with a class for every age and need.|
atc ttac memis 4 5 : 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship;
Colleg If it cannot be used athe p of
(WATCH REPAIRING) nt iL Ee et ao Pastor will prese
Complete Rann Lighier keep it cocl dnd prevent the sugars | 1 pm. Service of Memory, for]
i pair Service from changing to starch. Enjoy the [these in the church family, who]
K ) Ww t h Sh fresh goodness of the corn have entered info life eternal in|
oser § atc op 4 slain VaR ee Doli the past year; sermon, ‘““A Faith
Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015 | when i { of Printing Beyond Funerals.
| a 1 1 nc ) r ting. any- rn re cc. mt
| Chocolate Ave, "FLORIN, PAY} in meee of Penung. {ony =
| ) thing) kindly remember the Bulletin First Presbyterian Church
5,032 In Lan. County) Chur
Donegal Airport News
Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor
Sunday, September 10
9:30 a.m. Church School.
10:45 am. Morning Worship.
| “Power for Salvation.”
| 7:30 pm. Evening Worship.
“The Mountain of Peace.”
MAGN Stroed
Donegal Preshyterian Church
Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor
Sunday, September 10
9:20 m. Church
School
Mt. Joy Mennonite Church
Henry Garber, Amos Hess, and
Henry Frank, Pastors
, september 10
9:00 4. m. Sunday School
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Mt. Pleasant
Brethren In Christ Church
Elder C. H. Moyer, Pastor
, September 10
9:00 «a. m. Sunday School
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JUST THE RIGHT LIGHT FOR READING
Suncd;
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Rev. Donald Boyd Kline
Vicar
September
m. Church
10:45 a. m. Holy
and 3rd Sundays)
'r other Sundays.)
Brotherhood of St. Luke Corpor-
ate Communion on last Sunday of
each month at 7:30 a. m.
7:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist.
HOLY DAYS
Low dL
THE 1.3
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Sunday,
9:30 a.
10
School
Eucharist (1st
(Morning pray-
Salunga
Church of the Brethren
John Ebersole, Elder In Charge
Mr. John Herr, Supt.
Sunday, September 10
9:00 a. m. Sunday School
10:15 a. m. Church Service
Everybody is invited.
Calvary Bible Church
Rev. C. I. Summy, Pastor
I. M. Wolgemuth, Supt.
Sunday, September 10
9:15 a. m. Bible School
10:25 a. m. Morning Worship
“God's Requirement For
Tne pastor speaking.
7:00 p.m. Prayer Period.
7:30 pm. The Evening Service.
Travelers Safely Service
The pastor speaking.
Wednesday f
7:30 Prayer Meeting, and Bible
Study.
| Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
Sunday, September 10
9:30 a. m. Sunday School.
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship.
Monday
7:3¢ p.m. Ladies
the Parish House.
| Thursday
7:00 p.m. Luther League
Tora -SICO ConrriBUTIONS
70 DATE TO
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$316,743
(S1€O CUSTOMERS are the BENEFACTORS |
| and C. E.
{The MORE SICO CUSTOMERS—The MORE | | —
SAVE MONEY BY
PROFITS for PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
APRIL 1950
3ible
Class
Newtown U. B. Church
| Oscar K. Buch, Pastor
| Sunday, September 10
9:00 am. Sunday School.
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship,
| Wednesday
Meeting
| READING THE ADS |
ch Notes
Service” |
at
Escape
By Richard Hill Wilkinson
| ONLY going to be here
a couple of weeks,” Connie
| said. “And after all, he's my
{ brother Tom's guest and it's up to
| me to help entertain him, You
| understand, don't you, Mare?"
[ “Sure,” said Mare, not looking
| at her, “sure, I understand.
| go ahead and be nice to him, Con-
You
a |
|
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| school
rie. I understand all right.”
| Which was true, bitterly true.
| Mare had begun to understand two
days after Jud |
| . Morrison had
«Minute | landed at the
| ieti Norberts’ for
| Fiction fortnight's visit,
Jud was big and
| handsome and had a way with him.
[ Tn college he had been quite a |
| rage. Tom Norbert, his roommate,
| had raved about him before he ar-
rived, but even Connie hadn't ex-
| pected such a splendid specimen
| of manhood as Jud proved to be,
A roadster stopped before the
house and Jud came bounding up
| the walk. ‘Hi, Connie,” he grinned.
| “Al set for our round of golf?”
| Then he saw Mare standing on the
| porch beside Connie. ‘‘Hello there,
| Mare. How about joining
Mare smiled and shook his head.
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us?
| “Thanks,” he said. “I've got a ten-
| nis date. See you two tonight.”
| If, he reflected, he could
only get Jud out of his element
perhaps the college hero
| wouldn't show up so well,
|
| Several nights later at the coun-
| try’ club dance Mare got Connie
alone and suggested a fishing trip
| for the next day. “We can take
| Jud along,” he explained. “It'll
| be something new in his exper-
| ience and probably he'll get a bang
[wut of it.”
| Connie, who liked fishing herself,
| thought it was a grand idea.
And so the three of them drove
|up to Beaver Lake the next day.
| In the afternoon they put on their
| waders and fished.
Connie elected to show Jud how
{ to rig his line and cast, and watch-
| frustration. He had planned
somehow get Jud to follow him into |
the rapids where the going was
treacherous and where only one
experienced in such things could
navigate without losing his foot-
hold. He had a vague idea of res-
the swirling tor-
establishing Jud’s
|cuing Jud from
rents, thereby
| weakness in Connie’s mind and his |
own prowess.
UDDENLY HE KNEW that he
was helpless. There was noth-
ing he could do about the thing
that was happening between Jud
‘and Connie. The feeling that he
| had toward Jud was not one of
condemnation, but envy. If Jud
were trying to steal Connie away,
he doing so unwittingly. Any
one could tell he wasn’t
was
but a fool
aware of any understanding exist- |
ing between the girl and Mare.
And so Marc abandoned his
scheme for revenge.
satisfied
man
kind
to a man like Jud Morrison.”
“And,
with the
who's big
besides, I'm
man I have—a
enough to be
They returned home the next day,
| and the day after that Marc made
a business trip to Belknap. When
he got back, Judson Morrison was
gone. Marc didn’t call Connie. To-
morrow or the day after he was
leaving on a month's journey up-
state. He didn’t want to see Connie
| before he left. It would hurt too
much.
But he did see her. Connie
came over that night and found
him sitting alone on the porch.
“Hello,” she said, ‘where in the
world have you been?”
“Away on business. Unexpected.”
“Well, IT should think so.” She
came close to him and sat down.
“Jud left this morning. He asked
me to say goodbye to you.”
“Jud’s a good egg,” Marc said.
“Too good,” said Connie. ‘“‘Good-
ness, I'd hate to be married to a
man like that.”
“You would?’’ said Mare, aston-
ished, “why?”
“Why? why, because—I would.
He's too self-sufficient.” She
Jaughed. “And besides, I'm satis-
fied with the man I have—a man
| who's big enough to be kind to a
| puzzled,
{
| a-close
man like Jud Morrison.”
Abruptly. he laughed, and when,
she asked him what was
funny, he shook his head.
‘‘There’s mothing really funny,”
he said. “I was just’thinking about
call. I once had—how near
i came to making a fool of myself
~and,what a relief it is to know 1
—— Are en.
astor will present his annual|ing them Marc knew a feeling of |
| to |
E'TOWN SCHOOL BOARD
HIKED TUITION RATES
At a meeting of the Elizabe h-
town Schcol Board, tuition rates
for non-resident pupils were in-
cred sed
The new rates are $11.12 for high
school pupils and $7.37 for the grade
term's rates
pupils, Last
were $8.51 for the high school and
£6.50 for the grade school.
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