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—=The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday. Seplember 6, 1951 PP&L's 12 MOS. EARNINGS [66 ’ (
: WERE $24 PER SHARE | Ev Serves Breakfast To
Earnings after all charges accru- . . . - [
ing to the common stock of Penn- | Entertainers on Heidt Show
sylvania Power & Light Company |
for the twelve months period end- |
ed July 31, 1951 were $83883,776, |
equivalent to $234 per share of
common stock outstanding
date
“Please cal Le again
at such
Operating revenues for the first |
seven months ending July 31, 1951
$48,695, 631,
were an increase of 9.- |
1% over last year's corresponding
Quality Meats
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
|
period.
CEDAR
Fruits & Vegetables =~
| KRALL'S Meat Market
| Everett E. Bender,
North B
from the
| played recently
on temporary
Last Straw
By Lula W. Kellams
were an ideal couple, Both wer
handsome and jolly,
comfortable
folks. Our department
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airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva G. Bender of o 2
. us of your old man, are you, Laby?
3arbara St., Mt. Joy, Penna., serves breakfast to entertainers 1
Horace Heidt “Original Youth Opportunity Program,” which | bit. do I?"
at the Naval Air Station, San Diego, Calif. Bender IS :
Ralph would chuckle, “Not jeal-
“It’s not honest,”
“Everyone recognizes
duty with the Commissary Department at the air station. |
WEST MAIN ST, MOUNT JOY |
FOR...
Tot Hote thom Bord ct he a a Watches-Clocks-Jewelry
is little thrush isn’t giving her boy the
brush. She’s a teen who's keen about being | And Watch h Repairing |
a good telephone party-line neighbor. She ‘Warren H. H. Greenawalt |
knows that using the phone sharingly gives JEWELER |
209 West Main St, MT. JOY
OPEN EVERY EVENING
Heilig
Funeral Home
23 W. Main St.
everyone more chance to call —and she’s
equally “hep” to the importance of keeping
calls reasonably brief. If all teens (and
other folks) on the party line will follow
her lead—every party line will have better
telephone service.
Mount Joy
COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO.
JAMES B. HEILIG,
Funeral Director
WHITE - WASHING
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FLORIN, PENNA.
RAP
The Travelers
when he sees it.
recognizes a toupee.
But she knew when to hush, This
mustn't quarrel over trifles.
by VIP
ing breach in their
trifle, but Ralph did.
ages
serve their marriage;
solution,
One morning she said,
I'm sure Miss Gray
readily, kissing her good-bye.
Fear stabbed Flo. Why did he
| agree so hastily? Why didn't he
ask her what was wrong? She
had an impulse to change her
mind and go. But tears and
| self-pity were aching in her
| eyes and throat,
To conceal her feelings, she sald!
| vests, “Wear this old hat, dear.
I want to send that one to the |
cleaner’s.’
“But it's so shabby and it doesn’t]
fit well.”
Stubbornly Flo held out the old
straw hat until he donned it relue-
tantly, leaving his soft gray felt
| on a chair,
him swagger off, whistling like their
voute REST IN
Pi ECES IF YOU TRY TO | son Danny when he was a college
| freshman.
MiX DRINKS WITH GAS | Tears blurred her vision while she
| picked up things and cleaned and
| swept. Wasn't there something that
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| thing like taking reducing exercises
| or turning kittenish?
The idea was revolting. She had
| no heart to compete with their three
| young daughters. If— if she had
| just begun years ago trying to re-
main glamorous instead of turning
| into a mother, maybe things would
| have worked out better.
FOR-ICE COLD
Y NOON, she felt less frustrated.
She even hummed while she
| whipped up Ralph's favorite cake
| and cooked potroast. If she had an
| especially appetizing supper, and
| the children were in jubilant mood,
maybe Ralph would see how well
off he was. Maybe, just once, he
| would forget his diet.
At 5:05 the children called saying
they had to stay for play practice
| Flo's spirits drooped. Would Ralph
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call, too, pretending that business
detained him, leaving her alone in
| the dark, silent house?
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“Funniest
Ralph said.
thing happened,”
“When I took off
my hat my toupee came off,
too.”
6:15 sharp she heard the car stop,
then Ralph's step on the porch.
“Supper ready, Mom?" he called.
Dread gripped Flo. He'd called |
her mom instead of baby, or dear!
| Just one'day’s staying home made
| her seem old-fashioned to him!
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She waited with apprehension, At
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| He strode into the living-room.
| “Mom, you're looking at a suc-
cessful man! Today I landed
that fat Atkinson account. Mr.
Kimley, their new buyer, said I
looked like a settled, respecta-
ble business man.”
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He chuckled at Flo's astonished |
| face. ‘Funniest thing happened.
| Remember how tight that old straw
| hat was? Well, the minute I took it |
off in front of that flippy Miss Gray |
and the office force, they all started |
giggling. My toupee came off too,
so I glared— like I meant to look |
fifty, instead of thirty. It's ‘a won-:
derful feeling of relief, What's for
| supper, Mom?"
| “Potroast and your favorite cake,
| Dad!" As they marched in to sup-!
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Every day she felt more strongly
that something must be done to pre-
and every
day she could think of no possible
“I—I don't]
feel like going to the store, dear,
can manage
| alone. There is housecleaning and
| things to do here.”
“Okay, dear,” Ralph agreed
She refused to watch
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