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{Sar | The marriage of Miss Amn D.|
ave con OSC 1) 0 ee! Rev. John H. Gable, Pastor Brunner, daughter of Mr. and Mes. |
Sunday, November 4th Fred F. Brunner, 1234 St. Joseph |
9:30 am. Sunday School St, Lancaster, and Pfe. Wayne D. |
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship
1:00 p.m. Junior C BE
7:15 p.m. Evening of Music, by place
“The World’s Fastest Breakfast”
| the Hamilton Chorus - Lancaster,! The Rev.
TW. ROS RANGE I a (ao
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| Wednesday
[ 6:30 pm, Cherub Choir
130 pom. Mid Week Service.
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ofer available At STEHMAN'S MARKET,
| Ginder, USMC, Landisville, took |
Saturday in Elkton, Md.
R. J. Sturgill officiated. |
Camp
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‘nger — Mummaw
Mildred W. Mummaw, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy K. Mummaw,
Columbia R2, and Lee A. Singer,
[ son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Singer,
St. Mark's Columbia RI1, were married Satur=-
Evangelical United Brethren | day at the home of the officiating
{ Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor : '
Sunday, November 4th Earhart,
| 9:00 a. m. Sunday School
Thur sday
30 pm. WSW.S. Meeting.
| minister, the Rev. Jacob
| West Hempfield Twp.
I Mor : : They were attended by Mr. and
7:30 p.m. Evening worship: Thank | yr. Alvin Columbia
| Offering service conducted by the Br | : . . { Ai
| Yor men's Society of World Service; Pot ter and sister-in-law of the
Rev. dohn Letherman, guest speak-. | bride.
er. { The
| Wi ednesday
10:15 am. Morning worship:
Mummaw,
GOLD
STANDARD
Salmon
39:
DOLE OR DEL MONTE
bridegroom is a carpenter
ARMOUR j and they will reside at his home in
Sliced Bacon
Pork Liver bo Oe
Chickens "uz: 1 LO
Turkeys ov. 75:
Ducks EO.
OYSTERS
Frying and Stewing
Ironville.
4 et nmin {
:30 pm. Midweek Prayer Se
8:30 p.m. Church Council of Ad-!
| ministration meeting.
| Thursday E t
| 3: Men and Boys Fellow- ngagemen S
ship Supper, sponsored by the Byro- |
‘
[ the: ‘hood and Ushers’ League; Mr. |
| Charles Cornelius guest spealer.
Miss Sarah Brown, daughter of
William
ro!
6:30 p.m. |
the late Mr. and Mrs.
| Brown,
The Washington Street
Church Of The Brethren
Elizabethtown, Pa,
Rev. Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor
| es her engagement to Richard Mara
tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood E.
Man's | Martin, 117 N. Barbara St., Mt. Joy,
Sunday, November ¢
9:30 a. m. Church School Millersville State
| with a creative program of Christ-| .,.4 Mr.
| ian education for every member of
the family.
10:30 a.m. Morming Worship,
Preporajery Service before Com-| Miss J.
vion; Pastor Zuc i eac on
} avumon, aston Zuck will preach on cf Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzkee, 34
Adventure in Humility”. von a.
Love Feast and Com-; Main St,
Ralph E.
Mrs. Frank Gibble,
Mt. Pleasant St., Manheim, was
Brethren In Christ Chusch her parents. Mr.
Pastors: C. IH. Moyer and
Teachers College
Martin is a senior at Eliz-
Fully Dress
ylly Dressed | abethtown College.
All Sizes
Pp: . C Mi:iam Fitzkee, daughter
46-0z.
Pineapple Juice
wnose engagement to
Gibble, son of Mr. and
24 W. Ferdinand
announced by
6:30 p.m.
municn.
Gibble is ore
{with the U. S. Navy,
stationed
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127 W. Main St., whose sis-
| ter, Miss Eleanor Brown, announc-
ith | Miss Brown is a sophomore at |
‘The Long
Way Home
By Beatrice Cargill
the 12:07 had
sight around |
ONG
moved out of
AFTER
Black Mountain,
motionless on the tiny platform.
Above them,
creaking on its
«Minute
Fiction
read
Junction.’
harshly, Jeb Reynolds, station mas-
ter, stayed discreetly ‘inside the
ticket office, He had watched folks
for twenty years as they experi-
enced that first aloneness,
The train had paused for only a
minute, Then, with Rob Cameron
form, it had nade its
departure.
to Ellentown by now,” John said.
Sara clutched the shiny black
leather purse tighter, It was
Rob’s last gift.
‘Feels like snow in the air,
“Mother.” John's gray head bent to
hers,
“Turkey weather.”
“Yes, Thanksgiving's almost here |
again.’
Sara looked deep into his eyes,
‘John, he'll be gone for a long |
time.”
‘Yes, Sara.”
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Elder Graybill Wgolgemuth
Sunday, November 4th
9:00 a. m. Sunday School
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Kraut | doz $1.69
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hoe Peg doz $2.19
| Bainbridge, Md. The wedding wil
take place in the near future.
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Salunga |
Church of the Brethren Brittle Stars Blow Tops,
STAYMAN | Earl Brubaker, Elder In harge
| John Herr. oat Shed Arms, Grow New Ones |
Consider the brittle star, shy and
WINESAP NN Sunday, November 4th
streamlined cousin of the starfish.
X 9:00 a. m. Sunday School
When handled or d’sturbed, it can
:
Moe UNION JACK
| 10:15 am. Church Service.
of its five arms, grow-
Everybody is invited.
WN
& AN cast off any
8 ® 0c UNION JACK Mt. Joy Liennonite Church ing new ones at leisure. In some
& doz $2. WHITE A Bishop Henry Lutz, Amos Hess, | cases it can literally blow its tap,
3 G. B. Corn N N Henry Garber, Henry Frank, then gradually re-cover. Rare speci-
3 § Gr XN Pastors | mens of the brittle star have been |
8 NN UNION JACK apes Ibs 35¢ NN Sunday, November 4th reported taken recently from ig
Q NN doz $2. 3 NN 9:00 a. m. Sunday School for ‘nia waters off Santa Calalina !
§ Tomatoes HOME GROWN NN 7:2¢ p. m. Young Pecples meeting land.
8 NN The brittle stars, while rare in
ny The Church of God
of their forms and little
UNION JACK
Green Beans do $2.19
2/29c UNION JACK
Pork-Beans do $2 29
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Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor seashore’ va-
among the common-
on the floors of the
Something like 1,500
9 1 to the
cationer, are
est creatures
even Seas.
C I R NN 5
3 € ery Hearts NN Sunday, November 4ta
7 NR 9:30 a.m. Sunday School.
Morning Worship.
Ta 6 1 NN 10:30 :
0:30 a.m. g 4
N 5¢ NN 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship.
| 4 NN Monday
mn
species are recognized.
ity live on the ocean bottom in deep
¢ U.S. 1 N N\ 7.90 9 We fii
& ck SWEET NN | Wedn Ne Council Meeting. water. They form the largest of
D> esa: i i
* UNION JO Pota t 7:30 pm Prayer Meeting five classes of echinoderms, spiny-
a 0€s i \\ : : : : skinned sea denizens.
doz 8i\
Newtown U. B. Church The five arms, or rays, of the |
brittle star
slender and capable of snakelike
movement. Hence, its popular alias
Pel oles
Oscar K. Buch, Pastor
Sunday, November 4th
9:00 a.m. Sunday School.
| Thursday is
7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting name, Ophiuroidea, means serpent-
and Christian Endeavor. tails. The name ‘brittle star”
om em stems, of course, from the manner
St. Luke's Episcopal Church in which most species can break |
Rev. Elmer A. Keiser, Vicar off all or parts of their arms, |
Sunday, November 4th which may reach two-feet in length,
24th Sunday after Trinity Round or pentagonal in shape, the
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion central body varies from pinhead |
size to as much as two inches in |
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diameter.
The fact that
i Monday brittle stars |
7:00 p.m: Adult Bible Class. are fragile explains why these odd
scavengers are little in SVidencs
| Tue sday
:3C pm. Vestry and Finance
Committee Meeting.
Thursday
in shallow waters where raves
break. They are abundant, Phil
where seaweed is thick or in dark |
gv | 7:00 p.m. Confirmation Class crevices of rocks and coral. Trop- |
7:0 p.m. Choir Rehearsal. ical waters hold the greatest varie-
| ——— ty, colors ranging from near black |
to white. Colder northern depths |
hold the greatest numbers. They
form an important part of the diet
of north Atlantic haddock and cod.
mm
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Salunga Methodist Church
Rev. Robert C. Pike, Minister
Miss Alice Strickler, Supt.
Sunday, November 4th
9:30 a.m. Sunday School |
10:30 a.m. Evangelistic Preaching,
ll Wednesday
| 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic
Special Music.
Thursday
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic
Special Music.
Friday
H 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic
[Special Music
Notice To All Water Consumers
On Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
All Water Consumers on Main S§geet from the East End to the West
End of the Boro, are hereby notified to check their service pipes for
leaks and low pressure. If sume need attention you are requested to
have the work done immediately. Patrons can do their own work
wherever they see fit.
Subscribe for the Bulletin.
Preaching, |
=’ | Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Midweek Prayer Service
Preaching, |
Trinity Fvangelical Cong. Church
“ Q. A. Deck, Pastor
Sunday, November 4th
9:15 a.m. Sunday School - Inter-
{ national Uniform Lesson.
“God Reveals Himself To Moses.” !
"10:3¢ a.m. Worship—Theme, “The |
| Duality cf Human Nature.”
Preaching, |
Mount Joy Methodist Church
Rev. Robert C. Pike, Minister
Ralph Alleman, Sun. Sch. Supt
It is the request of. the Boro Authority that this work be done im- (Sunday, November 4th 7:30 p.m. Worship - “How Weil
i . 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Do We Know Jesus?”
mediately as the State Highway Department contemplates resurfacing 7:30 pm. Evangelistic Preaching | Wednesday
Music by the Hershey Industrial | 7:30 p.m. Senior and, Junior
{ Prayer Meetings
8:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal.
gf School Boys Glee Club.
4 Monday
| 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic
|Special Music.
said street in the near future.
Preaching, |
Trinity Lutheran Church
| Tucsday | Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
{ 7:30 p.m. Fvangelistic - Preaching, | Sunday, November 4th
Special Music. | 9:30 am. Sunday School
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship
7:60 p.m. Vespers
Tuesday
We kindly urge your cooperation. i
Mt. Joy Bore Authority
Calvary Bible Church
W. L. Wilson Jr., Pastor I : 2
S. H. MILLER, President Paul R. Strickler, Supt. 7:30 pm. Church Council meets
Sunday, November 4th at the Parish House.
9:15 a. m. Bible School Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Birthday party by the
| Young Ladies Bible Class in the |
J Parish House,
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Prayer Fell owship.
7:30 p.m, Evangelistic Service,
2» | time with each finger.
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The major-
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serpent star, and its scientific | by himself.
had been three—John, Rob, Sara.
| read it, incredulous.
| quick scrawl of a boy in a hurry
“Must be down the valley to
Ellentown by now,’ John said.
| into the old blue sedan. The old car |
woke up and cleared its throat.
| “Need some anti-freeze, I do.”
John pulled out the choke.
‘Maybe a little coffee
her lips that moved.
They drove seven
browned and crisped meadows.
John slowed down near a white, |
low farmhouse. There was a small |
sign on the side of an elm tree—
“Mrs. Whitely's Famous Dinners.”
asked question, She
| her hat in the rear view mirror and
{ put on her gloves, taking a long
must be nearly to Coddington.
HERE WERE long, silent min-
utes between soup and chicken
out behind the barn to see the minks,
kept in orderly cages. Mrs. Whitely’s
boy fished in the pond for sunfish
to feed them. Sara bent over to see
the tiny creatures and “her hair
played in the wind. The gray streaks
She counted the minks. Two large
ones, one small one, screened off
A family ? Their family
are generally long and | were like a light touch of snow.
|
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|
“Yes, they are beautiful,” she
said, “I wish I could look at them
without thinking of the coats they
are going to make.” She smiled,
apologetically, “It seems wicked,
to kill them, I mean.”
Mrs. Whitely grinned. “Well, Mrs.
Cameron, I used to feel sorry for
them, but after the first check came
in, I never thought about it again.”
The train must be at Gorge City
now. Another hour and he'd be
there. She closed her eyes.
John's arm was arcund her,
“I feel as if I'd been running,”
she murmured. “Guess I leaned
over too long looking at the
minks.”
They settled themselves in the
old car again. They could see the
| farm on a distant hill.
“I still love it, John, I still like
coming around that curve and see- |
ing it, knowing it'll be there.”
The car whined in self-pity as it
climbed the hill.
the front door. He fumbled for the
| key and then just held it in his
hand. Something seemed to hold
| him back. He didn't want to go into {
He leaned down to pat |
the house,
the old collie who
there—and saw the note.
stood waiting
Pinned to
the dog's collar was a scrap of |
paper. Together John and Sara
were Mom and Dad—woeful faces
above single-line bodies.
clutching the black purse, Dad his
keys. Beneath the picture Rob had
written in large black letters,
‘CHEER UP—YOU SURE LOOK
| GLOOMY’
“John, you sure look gloomy,"
Sara repeated—and John Regan to
i) grin, Sara:laughed.
‘“That boy,” he said, “That craz)
kid.”
He opened the deor and the
into their housr
emt weet lisesi
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two figures stood |
hinges, the sign
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Wind |
swirled and eddied around them |
waving and smiling on the rear plat- |
noisy |
“Must be nearly down the valley |
Jeb Reynolds came out’ on the |
platform and watched them climb |
Ir Rev. Bernhard was
x {ing cf the
| ing at the school.
+ | November 2nd and
might |
help.” Sara smiled, but it was only |
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miles past |
Sara nodded in reply to his une |
straightened |
Rob's train |
and dessert. After dinner, they went |
John drove up to |
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The Hamilton Chorus, of Lancas-| voice choir is sponsored by the
Jer, under the direction of Miss Senior Choir of the local church,
Fliner Forwood, president of the
| Dorothy Schoek, will present a ev-! : i
local choir, will preside at the ser=
[ vice. Other participants will be
| Evangelical U. B. of the Glossbrenner choir,
| on Sunday, November 4th, at 7:15, who will lead in the reading of
P. M | € and the offering of even
ko program of music by the 45-! ing prayers.
| ening of musie in the Glossbrenne)
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Mr. and Mis. Samue! Becker : and | ising in the Bulletin.
family and Mors. Howard Bernhard | meee eam i)
| spent Sunday at Myersdale where Ee
conducting a |
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¥ pai by Rev. Bernhard A I 1
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