RR LI TR TA Jo ter M sh w ar th Pr d=The Bulletin, Mount Joy, OWL LAFFS, Weddin gs Thruout Pa , Thursday April 17, 1 Ge ray They were attended by ly During Past Week Miss Bet- 5. A. car should be marked in | a5 22 THE LOW DOWN from HICKORY GROVE I am perturbed no end when 1|in the at 7:45. caster, SALUNGA adies Auxiliary of the Tn Company will entertain Mothers Club on Monday, Mr. George Sandoes, will give [am parked at the grocery store and up drives a mama for her Saturday Salunga the | April 21 Maple Grove School starting | Lan- | a demonstration on | Mount Joy Legion SATURDAY NIGHT, 10 TO 1:00 A. M. THE HEADLINERS SUNDAY NIGHT, APRIL 20th 9:00 TO 12:00 APRIL 19th Miss Violet Garman, daughter of| shopping in a car with an “E” li= | fire prevention in the home. Every- Mr. and Mrs. William Garman, of cense plate—"E” meaning exempt | one is welcome. Rheems, and Earl Haldeman, son of|in our state when it is the school I Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Haldeman, Mt.|Supt’s car, or the county supervis-| Mountville operated its speedtrap | Joy R2, were married Saturday at or’s, or the playground directors, | for a short time over the weekend | noon at the home of the officiating|or the mayor's, perchance. And for | and caught 19 motorists, all driving | mini ter, the Rev. Abram N. Esh-/the gas in the car's tank—we, the | over thirty-five | elman, Mount Joy R2, pastor of the/ people, pick up the check, { { Florin Church of the Brethren Each town, county, state, and U. Dr.H.C. Killheffer > der sib , bright, big letters. 1 figure we | . Jane Haldeman, ister of the : | Optometrist bridegroom, as maid of honor, and/should get a look at the driver to BY — Allen Garman, brother of the bride, See if it is maybe the guy we help}. | So St > Jeo ‘ rar . . rariotte A WISE ( YW La i it man. ed elect and pw smart he looks S355 } » wore e ngth|or vice versa, Money going down! ride wore a street length ah . iy g ee |] Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 Ww one brocaded satin gown and a the drain is not just the dinero that | Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M. Did you know that Abe Gelt-| oi of white carnations and her|i being scattered from Zululand to : { : Tues. Fri. Sat. macher II and "Pickel” Wertz are nin wore green and a cor- Posewallips by Uncle Harry and | 9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M building a boat? They tell me it of pink carnations. (his high living crew that vacations | looks good so far, but there seen 15 After a wedding trip to Watkins ELIZABETHTOWN often up and down that wide Poto- 15 E. High St. | to be a little trouble with the Glen th couple will reside in mac and pleasant Chesapeake Bay. | Telephone 24.F screws. Abe complained to Pickel Rheems. Some energetic lunch club could that the heads were on the wrong —— work up an exciting contest—give a Ne end, and started throwing them a- Elsic L. Sawadsky prize maybe—for the best design ory Heilig way, when Pickel jumped to his John H. Hornberger slogan to be painted on all tows feet and explained to him that they The marriage of Miss Elsie 1 and county and state passenger | were alright, those were the ones Sawadsky daughter of Mr. ~let everybody see who is] Funeral Home for the other side of the boat - - Mr Pete) driving the boss-man's car--see if y eter Sawadsky, Mount Joy| . 4 - = - Boy, I'd like to be around Ry. john H Horrbovger. son. offit 5 the mayor's wife or his son-in-| 23 W, Main St., Mount Joy ‘he oy 1 ch it = + - Jack wr. fy law, or who. when they launch CX Mr. and Mrs. William Hornberger, Yours with: tie low dow JAMES B. HEILIG, Germer tells me he’s going to. Manheim R4: took place Satur- ours with the low down. : on { hen + ph Ok JIMMIE Funeral Director christen it. day in Mt. Calvary Church, Eliza- we vethtown., The Rev. Hiram W. Le- We added a new member to the fever officiated at the double ring INVEST IN “Absent Minded Professors this week - - - Gwennie Last Thursday after she got he pay check, and cashed it - - - = next mornin she went to the when her hubby was about to leave for work she asked him to take he pay check along and get it cashed - - = she ran upstairs to get it, when she looked in her purse, and !in of the bride, saw the cash, remembered she hac already had it cashed — — — — — After all, she does have an awfu lot to contend with. Club | ce Kramer. | | bank You Don’t Want remony. MUSSER The bride was given in marriage, (From page 1) ® LEGHORN CHICKS r by her father and was attended by|, America. Invocation. be Bev. sis of her sister Miss Masia Sawadshy, pif Keiser, Baked ham tree ® HEAVY WHITE 8 By post. Jane Nertwie with all the mais Sones: ban- BROILER CHICKS’ | re quet chairman, Charles Eshleman Bi v| were bridesmaids. William Horn- he a Beni. F. Nom todste ® HEAVY DARK - | berger Jr. served as best man | groom, were ushers. I basketball 1 Frand l{ Richard Brinser, Elizabethtown, fhe Lanes) a Sketopll a Ret day Musser Leghorn Farms | played the wedding music and Nel. Zink. singles tennis champion of | \ ro ™ “0% Phone 3-4911 3 g $ 4 © i y PA, Ce |: n Shickley, Columbia, was ‘ solo- Lancaster County, the past four 36-tf Did you see the crowd down at} ist. for BROILER CHICKS granting of awards followed and | his brother, Henry Rosenfeld, cous- master; : md Herbert Geb. PY introduction of honored guests: Pl oll 4h x )- . Visa : eTocs; i William Ellis, old-time official, ace your order now l | hard, brother-in-law of the bride- Marshall Gemberling, high scorer of for free delivery. years; John Day, coach of Mt. Joy i ich scl he ionsh aseball - the Union National Bank last week| A reception was held at the home high gi Spgs Pe a ha Electric W Je EL i : > lof the hide. afar hich fa team of Lanc. Co. 1951; Mt. Joy Jr. e one day? It looked like the first of the bride after which the couple Bich. . biskeiball ‘teas “of 1051.5 | ame Gas in day of the fishing season at Done- | left on a wedding trip. They will]? pid ie 5 : Bn gal Springs. Bruce Greiner, Frank reside at the home of tle bride- | (Champions); outstanding athlete Also Specialize On Aument, Jetter Grove, and a doz- | rc om’s parents, of Mount Joy high school for the] FARM MACHINE WELDING ide 3 1 rear 1952 ?????; remark r Prof. en other ardent fishermen were| The bride is employed by Hanmy-|Y¢ i 1952 1 Ie narks by Pr AND EQUIPMENT standing on the coping, casting ilton Watch Co, and the bride- Share Mayser o> 2 "| Automobile and Truck Welding | one time after another unto the groom is engaged in farming. dress Ly Rev. BI HOY LAWN MOWER SHARPENING bank's lawn. I stood there for a- eee etl 4 Ae res eee Warren Bates Jr. address by Hon. | while, ther walked away - iE y Guy K. Bard, songs, Old Time: + Cover's Weldi Ing Sho didn’t have the heart to tell them Those In Service (reminiscing, business session, ad- C u bi and spoil their fun - = - - I knew ie Mr. Joy, PA Phone 3- 5931 | they were wasting their time, 2 : Delta and Marietta Streets no fish’ in thore ARRIS ISLAND, S. C, MarineOPEN MEETING AT FLORIN Sr Ee Priv ate First Class Harry K. Way, ON POISON PROGRAM IEEE I — son of and Mis. J. Earl Way, Vmax . 3 seting soe “Mouse” Myers had an embar-| Salunga, recently climaxed training! There will be 2 meeung Pent to JO INSTAL 3 ‘ sre. at tha: Mar or > .. [the public at the Florin Hall on TO CLEAN rassing thing happen to him at the | here at the Marine Corps Recruit y TO TAKE DOWN 3 tal last: Frid: Depot by receving a promotion to] Wednesday, April 23 at 7:30 P. M. General Hospital last Friday - - ol . 1 TO OWN sk “Cappy” Mumma 1 iL his present rank. He also won the, The meeting concerns the Poison ci ~appy Mumma io tell you! coveted silver cross of Marine program and the danger of poison about it, next time vou see him Sharpshcoter when he fired 213 of a a Say olen Poise: . 0 » possible 250 with the Garard rifie. Wildlife and domestic animals. ra malic. -—— A recent Civil Service investiga- tion found a shocking amount duplication of effort in Washington The duplication was everybody do- ing nothing. During a recent quiz, the teacher called on cne of his physics students to list some of the pecularities of heat and cold ision drill, Marine ed other idition to the G observed ties, prec tesv and He fi in a military Corps history. infantry we: rard rifle, an operation mortar and flame gun, thrower. Way finished training in field tac- cour pons of the machine COME OUT SATURDAY All sportsmen, owners and farmers FRAMELESS SCREENS Windows are washed without - are urged to attend. etl eae d MIDGET CANDIDATES Candidates for the Midget-Mid- nortar 1 thrower. i eens. Whe 1s the fourth mpmber of his get Baseball team are requested to your HL wi ft Rl Tour ay ; s xible! ly to serve. Two brothers inimeet at the Park on Saturday (Elimin f Fp ; Ty amy > Sin ; x eh iminates clums servic are: James, a store- morning, April 19th, at ten o'clock, f screens.) SH is free keepel wd the USS Macon, re-| for practice. fame. | ce n from mechanical obstructions. cently returned from the Mediter- } swe Jimi Judes 12 "Things expand in heat and con- | ype Pe The age limit now includes 13 Exclusive tension lock firmly i Xp in and Pvt. John E. Way|year olds. holds tight. No saggin tract in cold,” the student answer-| 1: now stationed at Fort Dix, N. J. ——— ee — - 9 9 ct i surg ed brightly A sister, Pvi. Fer Paty ; -- keeps out insects! Ak, oy Ss A sister, Pvt. Fern L. Way, is sta- FOOD SALE, APRIL 19 Jive & ampie.. at Fort Knox, Ky., with the Be ginning at nine o'clock’ Satu I WwW “In Summer the days are long 's Army Corp dav mort Ee th ; he hii k Sam : as io as 5S Almy rp a nor: » ( 0y SCO S Vil ind in Winter they are short, said a Sc POY poou = $ 98 the student Smart. eh? sponsor a food sale at the Titus e st . he! y : ARM POST OFFICERS Rutt office on East Main street. i ' | ; W WERE INSTALLED Food items include pies, cakes. All aluminum never At Richmond on Sunday two old At the regular the|baked bean potat Ind i t rusts! Never needs LX : = 5 01 2 aKec ans, potato salad, red bee vis ladies were enjoying the first out- | Mount J y Post 5752, 0.0 deviled eggs, canned hy painting like wood frames do. door concert of the season. | VE FW, : o Distric 9 a Snug an Easy to install. Sizes for every . : te 3% inuet : roms ans: sonesky installec indow—costing less than olds BE think as is a minuet from [M Hendrix as President, RUMMAGE SALE Ee ne screens Sd 2 |) 5 2 - LQ v - » I ignon, said one. (1 R as Secretary and, Saturday, May 16th a Rummage I thought it was a waltz from | Balmer as Treasurer. le i } : Faust” sild the cthar | pin was present. Sale under the auspices of the Boy Mount JOY Toe rst vont over © tos [94,0 Mow Sims Beker ome, be eld at the Scout lyre & Linoleum Co. | e first went over to see wha Tentative ple Ea 5 Tentativy plans were made to Home. - she thought was a board announc-| hold a party at the Viaterans Hos-| Anyone having articles for {he| Open every day & evening oxcept | ing the numbers pital in Coatesville. please ‘contact : : Wednesday { i ed sale pleas act a scout. : "We're both wrong,” she said | A Joi menting of the posts and rit tiie Seoul Phone 35-3492 | then she sot: Baek. * ofrain | Suxiliary will be held in the Fire] 38 W. MAIN ST MOUNT JOY he She 30: back It Refrain | H ise, May 8th at 8:00 p. m. to out-| Fatronize Bulletin Advertisers, hailing nen do : uit | rom Spitting. lin the program for the coming | vear. All members are urged to i | Overheard “Fluss” Herr remark attend os Ww ell as other folk who are : . "es 1gible J he VFW / il- at the gas station last night. "Sure | Sha ® % pm the VFW or Auxil | aly. | I caught a trout, but it was too TT | erators small to bring home so I had a| DAILY VACATION BIBLE couple of fellows help me throw it back in the stream.’ Phylosopher Enck comes up with this one: "Among the things most often opened by mistake is — the mouth We know a fellow who went down to Lancaster to the employ- | ment agency to apply for a job as drinking companion to anyone who | had the urge. Not a bad job if can get it. Vou Then there's ‘the young lady from Florin who went to Harrisburg ‘and bought a $1,400 fur coat, then’ gold the clerk’ she didn’t have the mon- ey to buy it so he was to wrap it as a gift, A WISE OWL SCHOOL JUNE 9-20 Mount Joy Ministerial As- sociation that a Daily The announces Vacation Bible School will be con=-| ducted by the Association in June for a two week period, June 9-20. There will be only. Pupils ; to attend tA Cerne CARD PARTY, APRIL 21 Monday evening, April 21st, the Legion Auxiliary will sponsor an-| to be held at: the sessions iged 4-14 are invited morning other, card party Hotue. will be I gion | prizes Pinochle. | played. | There two door and two prizes to a table. 200 and Bridge will he Everybody reads newspapers but | NOT everybody reads circular ad-| vertising left cn their door step, |, WOMEN«GIRLS WANTED to Sew Children’s Garments ® Learners Taken ® Steady Work ® Good Pay, J. Greenberg Jack Davis & His Orchestra Sunday family dinners will be served starting at 1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and Turkey. ‘WE SPRAY— | Exterior Cellar Walls A '| With Waterproofed Colas Asphalt Oil CONTACT A | WOLGEMUTH & MARTIN | '} 212 West High Street ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. en | PHONE 149 Shi 14-t C | —-— eH -_ - Sch | pas | TT EVENINGS | SHOWS | 7 and 9:00 P.M SATURDAYS 6-8.10 P. M, Ba ehhh ih MATINEE SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS 2:00 P. M. JOY THEATRE Mount Joy, Pa. FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 18 - 19 CLARK GABLE — AVA GARDNER ‘Lone Star” -in- | MONDAY — TUESDAY, APRIL 21 - 42 GARY COOPER — MARI ALDON “Distant Drums” ~in- WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, APRIL 23 - 24 MAUREEN O'HARA — JEFF CHANDLER -in- | | “Flame Of Araby” | | FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 25 - 26 | CARY GRANT — BETSY DRAKE “Room For One More” -in- 1 Spring Benefit | BENEFIT UNION PICNIC FUND RRR TT ms MUSIC BY Jerry Kolb Orchestra G2 | — Ss CDP smile CR One Stop | rood Service “Top Quality-Low Prices Every Day” | | | Hess’ Food Store PHONE 3-9094 MOUNT JOY, PA. 137 NORTH POPLAR STREET ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 16-1f Q) | SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 26 Marietta T. C. Depot Social Club | DANCE MASTER RLY TRADES In addition to natural farming ability, a man must know many things—from mechanics to money manage- ment—to run a successful farm. A checking account here will help you to manage your money matters. Open an account here now. 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