fie=The Bulletin,
Mount Joy, Pa.,
Thursd avy,

BAGGY PANTS
Are Most
UNSIGHTLY
WE
CLEAN AND PRESS
them for you
RIGHTLY
Eicherlys
DRY - CLEANING

ETT errs EERIE,

Elizabethtown visited Mrs.
Derr on Sunday.

TELL’EM: SELL

THROUGH THESE AD COLUMNS

Matilda |

2 1951 ] | granddaughters Patricia and Bev<[ Brethren held a weekend outing at .
sy NEWTOWN | | erly Campbell motored to Chester | Red Point, Md, leaving Salunga Those In Service
ER I | on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs, H. | Saturday and returning Sunday ev=-
5 o illie M. Khelghatian | ening.
| Mom DN yD Kien Mr, and Mrs. Carl Zerger of Al-| Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Pfe. John K. Breneman, son of
Adasome and daughter Mary Eliz-| toona and Mr, and = Mrs. Havard | Paul Cope and Mr, and Mrs. Harold | Joseph T. M. Brenema, on Maris
abeth Gill of Pittsburgh, Mr and | Johnston of Lancaster visited Mr, | Kulp. Breakfasts were prepared ete Avenue, is R el er of Com,
Mrs. Norman Miller of Salunga, Mr, | and Mrs, Abram Gamber Sunday. | by the boys, assisted by the men pany im Airborne Regimen-
and Mrs. Harry Grube of Salunga, Callers during the past week of | chaperons. Dinners and suppers al om pi Team now Hi " wo)
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnson of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Frysinger | were in charge of the girls. Macks), i part of t SE
Highspire, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey | and Mrs. Daniel Moore were: Mrs. | A campfire service Sunday even Pesto: a op. ing
Spangler and Grace Develer of the Emma Givens of Middletown, Mr, | ing was followed by a doggie roast, un ie jot I i. 'orce ma-
Back Run. Rose Ann Grecco, Sand-| @nd Mrs. Elmer Givens and chil- | At the Sunday school service Sun-| neuven uthern Pine,
ra Enz, and Betty Goss, New York, dren of New York, Mr. and Mrs. day moming a quartet composed of | Pvt, Breneman is a rifleman with
Mr. Amos Witmer of Kinderhook, Ernest Ebersole of Lebanon, Mr, Robert Herr, Harold Kulp, Nancy | the unit, A graduate of Mount Joy
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Witmer and and Mrs. Christian Shaffer of Sa- | Ginder and Shirley Emerick, sang. High school, Breneman was em-|
family of East Petersburg, Mr. and lunga and Mr and Mrs. Paul Fitz Mr, and Mrs. Russell H. Cooper ployed at the RCA plant at Lancas-
Mrs ‘Howard Witmer and family kee and family of Mt. Joy. | are vacationing this week in the ter before he entered the Army on
and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and Mrs. Martha Fogie and son Rich- | Smoky Mountains also Knoxville, | Nov. 27, 1950.
family. ard visited the following on Satur- | Tenn. : : : |
Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Shuman of | day: Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Atland, | The Youth Fellowship of the! Robert Divet, Jr. AA. who is
3 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, and Mrs. | Methodist will hold a food sale on | stationed at Westover AFB. Mass.
and Mrs. Roy Bar- | Friday, August 31, in the fire hall. | spent the
the
| Anna Jones, Mr. weekend with his parents
Home-made ice cream will be

REDDY...
- the farmer's
always-on-hand man!
Farming will never be classified as one
of the ‘“‘soft’” occupations. But Reddy
Kilowatt is mighty proud of his part in
greatly lessening the burden of the
farmer and his family here in Central
Eastern Pennsylvania. {
In the short space of 25 years, Pennsyl-
vania Power & Light Company’s rural
electrification program has made Reddy’s
service available to all but a remote few
of the area’s farmers. And experience
has shown that once Reddy goes to
work it is not long before he becomes
right hand man to the whole farm
family, always on hand at the flick of a
switch. From curing hay to heating
water, from washing clothes to warm-
ing the toaster...Reddy Kilowatt
daily proves himself to be the farm’s

. .. | ton and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bar- | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Divet,
Mrs. Ralph Keith of Brunnerville toni, all of Columbia. | specialty. | Market Street
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs | On Friday evening Mr. and Mts. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Newcomer, | LL
Daniel Geltmacher. | Fdward Isler held a corn roast for! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newcomer are | S/Sgt. John E. Matoney, USMC
Mr. and Mrs. William Haines at- Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kelly and son! vacationing several days visiting | spent the weekend with “his wife
tended the Frey reunion held at, Colonial Park, Harrisburg. On | Mr. and Mrs. Eli Musser, at Reho- + me their residence oh East,
aaa | Penryn Park Sunday, ; | Sunday the Islers entertained to a | beth WN. J. { Main Street. Sat. Matoney is sta=
Miss Anna Miles and Miss Jennie | corn roast: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaf- | Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller and | tioned at Camp Lejeune, N. C.
y Sweitzer of E-town, Mr. and Mrs. | fer, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Salter | granddaughter, Nancy Reidel, Mrs. |
Ragner Hallgren of Mt. Joy were | and son and Mrs. Galen Showers, | Curtis McElhenny and son, Jerry, | Tech/Sat. Robert G. Shiffer. US
weekend callers of Mr. and Mrs. | 311 of Elizabethtown. Mrs. Albert Rogers and children, | MC. s il the. we ke i his
Aristice Witttle, sme sent A Ulises | Buddy and Linda, Mrs. Ella Baker, | OH nt : is the
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt and | | Naomi Shertzer, Kay Sides, all of] Wile ‘and’: Son, Mrs. Ie 2
bo | SALU NGA town, Mrs. Clarence Wittick and] former Helen Thomas, W. Main St.
: i .| Sgt. Shiffer is also stationed at
| granddaughter, Mr. Harry Peters of | c Lei
[ : %
| ————— [ Manheim, Dorothy Kern, of Florin| jeune
wit till

ELECTRICITY IN FARMING DOESN'T COST—IT PAYS!
most versatile. tireless and cheapest
hired hand.
Significantly, today America speaks of
raising crops, stock and poultry as the.
farming “industry”. This has come
about because the modern farmer op-
erates his farm like any other business
...using up-to-date time and labor-
saving electrical methods to earn maxi-
mum profit for his efforts. The pro-
gressive farmer today harnesses elec-
tricity to step up production, improve
the quality of his farm’s yield, eliminate
costly old-fashioned methods and in-
crease farm safety. Thus electricity
opens the door to the same low-cost,
high-efficiency methods that have brought
success to all other American industries.
PENNSYLVANIA
POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY
The Auxiliary to the Salunga Fire | enjoyed a pleasant boat trip on the
to Wil- PHSA,
Co. held a picnic for members and | Wilson Line from Phila. D. Glenn Shupp, spent

their families recently at the home | mington and return recently. While | the past weekend with his parents,
| of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conway, | on this trip Naomi Shertzer dropped | Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Shupp, Marietta
| Columbia R2. Fighty-five persons| her purse from the third deck, but| Ave. Glenn is stationed at the Uniq
| were present. Prizes were awarded | luckily, the purse landed in a life- | ted States Naval Amphibious Base,
[to the children and cake walks were | boat, where it was recovered. Little Creek, Va.
enjoyed by the “teenagers” and | tm
| “grown-ups.” Mr. Hunter Pettit won George E. Ford USN, who was
aboard the USS John W. Weeks, is
now enjoying a leave at his home
on Lumber Street
gate
The Sixth Annual
(From page 1)
| the basket of fruit as the
| prize. Mr. Conway entertained the
group with technicolor movies.
The first meeting of the season |ic, Orchestra; Offering, Music; Ad-
will be held Sept. 17 in the fire hall. | dress, Rev. Charles R. Beittel, D.D.
Week-End Outing | pastor Otterbein E.U.B. Con, E. Bares] Schools
30 young | Harrisburg; Closing Song,
Church of be With You till we Meet A . 4
Refreshments will be on sale on
Ta rill be ved Lory G30. { also a graduate of Penn State Col-|
to 7:30 for which prizes will be | lege. During the past summer she
warded. Wither vou Gave | has been dietitian at the Lancaster
attended the Notion School | County Girl Scout Camp at Furn-
lived in the Community Soo | ace Hills. She succeeds Mrs. Robert,
most cordially invited to attend the
Mr. Roy Armold, of Maytown, is
a graduate of Elizabethtown Col-
lege and has been employed by the
people
|
ig
Approximately
of the Salunga
FOR... |
Watches-Clocks- Jewels!” |
And Watch h Repairing |
Warren 1. H. Greenawalt
JEWELER
| 209 West Main St, MT. JOY
OPEN EVERY EVENING
(From page 1)
lowship in agronomy at Penn State,
| College.

are
reunion.
Committee on Arrangements

Mrs. RR. H. Arndt,’ Chairlady; ee . Sl i
KILL®* the ACHE, BURN, ITCH of | Mrs. Esther Hallgren, Secy: Mr. Alcea Products of Har-|
ATHLETES FOOT GERM | John H. Mellinger, Treas. Rev. R. a NE He Mr Rabe
'H. Arndt, Advertising and Publici-| «Lo WHO Tesignec to accept &
OR YOUR 40c BACK. T-4.l, position teaching mathematics at
| ty; Miss Alice Strickler; Mrs. Mae
| Weaver; Wm. Fogie and John Gelt-
| macher.
made with undiluted alcohol
DILATES THE VESSELS OF THE
| SKIN to reach imbedded infection and
| kills on contact®*. Get instant-drying
| T-4-L at all drug stores. Today at
SLOAN'S PHARMACY
Cortland State Teachers College, at
Cortland, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary Llewellyn, of Lancas-
ter, succeeds Miss Jane Wilson, who
accept a position in

resigned to

[
{
|
|
i H. li Pittsburgh. She is a graduate of
Welding el ig Millersville State Teachers College!
an as and formerly taught in the East
Also Specialize On |
FARM MACHINE WELDING |
AND EQUIPMENT |
| Automobile and Truck Welding
| LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
|
|
Donegal Schools.
Miss Pearl Dohner, also a grad-
of Millersville State Teachers
College has been assigned to teach!
the first Maytown. She
succeeds Miss Romaine Weigle who!
has transferred to the Washington,
Cover’s Welding Shop boy ingen
vr. JOY. PA. Phone 3-5931 | teach the first grade.
? | The board has announced that all
Delta and Marietta Streets [ J ] Sil ajor repairs scheduled dating
ewer y . verware || maior repairs scheduled during the|
. summer months have been complet-
| Ww A i T i D Watches - Gifts
ed. Three high school rooms have
| Watch Attachmemts
ALL KINDS
been renovated, all
desks have refinished, new
(WATCH REPAIRING)
SCRAP IRON, RAGS, PAPER | Complete Ronson Lighter
AUTOMOBILES, Etc.
furniture has been purchased for
Repair Service
A.B. Sahd & Sons
the third grade room in Maytown,
)
Koser’s Watch Shop
Front & Pine Streets
new window shades have been pur-
chased for three high school rooms
Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015
Chocolate Ave, FLORIN, PA.
MARIETTA
Phone 6-9111
Funeral Home
23 W. Main St.,
uate

Mount Joy
grade at
JAMES B. HEILIG,
Funeral Director
where

completely
been
ed in the rest rooms at the Maye!
town Grade School.
The schools will operate on half.
day sessions Wednesday through

Friday—September 5, 6, 7—to allow
the grade school teachers to attend

The New
FORMER ADDRESS WAS WOLF STREET,
OF
WARREN W. SNYDER
MASONRY CONTRACTOR
RIDGE ROAD, ELIZABETHTOWN,
Phone — 566-J-13
MANHEIM,
Location
and new fixtures have been install-|
an “Art Workshop” in the high|
school building. It is expected that|
grade teachers from Mt. Joy Twp,
Mt. Joy Borough and Marietta Bor-
ough will also enroll for the work-|
shop.

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SOFT DRINKS
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on
'

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Orange
or Blended :
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The lowest price of the season. This
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combination of Fresh Oranges and
Grapefruit. Buy an extra case to
enjoy this winter - - it's an investment in better health.
Ideal
46-
Grapefruit Juice => “19°

GLENDALE CLUB Wi. .
AMERICAN
CHEESE
2:79
Fresh
Virginia Lee
Frankfurt
or Bar-B-Q
ROLLS
18°
Fresh Potato Salad
or Cole Slaw 29°
Smoked Hams
Center Cut Slices 89c¢
PICNICS
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Stewers; B55 Fryers; EQ
CLAW CRAB MEAT 63
FRESH VIRGINIA LEE BAKERY TREATS - - -
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Words can never tell you how good
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covered with a creamy chocolate
fudge frosting.
IDEAL PREPARED
SPAGHETTI
With tomato and cheese sauce.
2-23
Kessler's or
Swift's Premium
FRANKS
5 BQ
Special!

pkg
of 8

Large, Lean
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Buti End
» 4
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Ready for
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Lean Smoked

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Extra Slice! this week
4 : for only
Enriched Supreme Bread i’ 15¢
The enriched loaf that stays soft and fresh longer.
Supreme 100% Whole Wheat Bread '°*f 17¢

New Green Local
Cabbage 3 3-13¢
Stowell’s Evergreen vergreen Sugar Corr Corn 6°" 19¢
Locally Grown Tomatoes 2" 19:
Md. Golden Sweet Potatoes 22 23¢
Large Local Eggplants a 10¢c
Large Cucumbers © 5c Large Peppers 3 fr 10c
-uscious Freestone 4. 2
Calif. Jumbo Pink Meat Cantalot Cantaloupes °° ** 23¢
Calif. Sunkist Lemons “siz %z 35¢
Calif. Seedless Grapes 2200
Summer Rambo Apples 25¢
Ideal Lemonade Mix 2 S-czcans 25g

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THURS. & FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 P. M.—SATURDAY ‘TIL 10 P. M.
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PHONE MT. JOY 3-6981
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Ideal Pure Concentrated Orange Juice 2 &°zcans 39¢
America’s Prize-Winnin
Swell, SWEET CREAM BUTTER is © 7c
LOUELLA MILK Homogenized-Enriched 2 tall cans 27¢
ASCO COFFEE Heat-Flo Roasted Lo Ib bag 79¢
MAYON NAISE Fresh Hom-de-Lite 16-0z jar 39¢
PRINCESS ENRICHED MARGARINE Ib 25¢
NATIONAL WHEATIES WEEK 12-0z pkg 23¢
Save our Sales Checks and help put a 16-inch
Philco T-V Set in Your School this Fall.
Prices Effective Aug. 23-24-25, 1951. Quantity Rights Reserved.
. YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THE ACME

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