z YS WE SPRAY- Exterior Cellar Walls With Waterproofed Colas Asphalt Oil CONTACT WOLGEMUTH & MARTIN 212 West High Street ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. PHONE 149 14-tf f [ATTENDING EUB CONFER. Church News Ezra H. Ranck, pastor of St | Mark's Evangelical United | Brethren Church, Mount Joy, | NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL To THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY and two young people of the| AND THE ENTIRE " SUR~ congregation, Misses Fay Wick- Darlene Schneid- cr, will attend the General Con of Christian Education and [ | enheiser { 1 ROUNDING COMMUNITY, ii vention Trinity Evangelical 10:30 a.m. Worship, Speaker, Mary's, St. Mary's, Ohio, July Miss Mae Royer, Missionary to WANTED Sewing Operators, Also Learners EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS ALL YEAR AROUND WORK VACATION WITH PAY CHRISTMAS BONUS HOSPITALIZATION APPLY HESTECO MANUFACTURERS OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES 443 W. HIGH STREET ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA. PHONE 431 28-1 : 16 to 20. Over thirteen hundred Mexico 7:30 p.m. Gospel Meeting at Hostetter Pavilion, The Gospel meetings in prog- | gelism of the ress al the Eli Hostetter Pavil | pected ion, 363 North Barbara St., will | continue thru the week nightly at 7:30 and with an all music- | al program Sunday afternoon at 2:30 By the Kutch sisters. workers in and Evan Church are ex to be in and Education young people Christian attendance. convention, who was five col- lege students of the denomina tion to serve on its Student | Work will attend | | meetings of this committee for Following the Ranck, recently named one of Miss Barbara St. Mark's Evangelical United Brethren Church Committee, two days at Si » ace Ezra .H. Ranck, Pastor ne jo 5 I i Up J Sane P! i . Vliss Ranck is a & eb- Sunday, July 13 Miss dan gE § ; + unior at Leb 9:00 a.m. Sunday School anon Valley Coliege, and was [ 10:15 a.m. Morning Worship; | nominated by the college for a| cbservance of The Lord's Sup [place on (Ris committee, per; baptism and reception of | members. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship: jour DOOR GOSPEL MEETIN continued observance of The Sponsored by the Brother- YW ee A CRUSADE FOR GOSPEL MEETINGS SOULS At Eli Hostetter’s New Pavilion, Mt. Joy, Pa. REAR OF 363 NORTH BARBARA ST. Nightly at 7:30 ~~‘ JULY 9 thru 20, 1952 Sponsored by the BROTHERHOOD BIBLE CLASS, E. C. CHURCH Music And Special’ Songs KUTCH SISTERS, Lebanon, Pa. [S135 Supper. hood Bible Class of Trinity Ev- 7:30 pm. Lancaster angelical Evangelical U. B. Meetings are lowship meeting at Cong. Church, Gospel being County Youth Fel conducted : Limeville | in Eli Hostetter's new pavilion Church . 36: T arin & , Wednesday at 363 N. Barbara St. (rear) 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting [nightly at 7:30 o'clock, with the group attending the Crusade for Soul's meetings at pavilion, Thursday 7:30 p.m. meeting. pastor, Rev. Q. A. Deck, in Hostetter’s | charge. The Musical Kutch Sis { . . ters of Lebanon, are furnishing and directing the music, both instrumental and vocal. — - A number of out-of-town The Church of God speakers have been engaged to y ~~ al : | Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor bringing the Gospel a +» . . Sunday, July 13 i A special feature will 9:30 a.m. Sunday School sical 18.30" ina 00% is musica ):30 a.m. Morning Worship. No Evening Services. Monday 7:30 p.m Sunday Board meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. ing. Dorcas Society assist in Messages. be all programs each | Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The public is cordially invited. Ed School | Engagements | Missionary Meet- Schools FINANCING CARS Shop around for the best auto loan when you buy a new car. Be sure to sce us, UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK OF MOUNT JOY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wie hts Of Well Known swan suv 12° "geal Residents Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. | { { | Monday : 7:30 vel vi ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Nauman, | ¢:50 p.m. Ladies Bible Class| .. .. i . { at the Parish House. 36 E. Main St., announce the Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Young Ladies Bible Class at Parish House. engagement of their daughter, Darlene, to George Ruth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Ruth, Lititz (R.D Miss Nauman is a graduate of | the Hollywood School of Beau | | First Presbyterian Church Mount Joy, Penna. Rev. Harlan C. Durfee, Pastor Culture and is employed at rid: ; 1 . . . . Friday, July 11, the Eberle Beauty Shop, here. 7:30 p.m Preparatory Sei J ; v or, Nive > SATB. with > <Q vice. Sermon: Blood of the Mi Ruth served wit the | Covenant. Army. for three years and is em Sunday, July 13 ployed by the Ephrata Diamond 9 a.m. Sunday School. Spring Water Co. { 10:45 a.m. Holy Communion oermon: Ih Thanksgiving to God. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hummer, — tome. 218 Mount Joy St., have an-| Salunga nounced the engagement of TS h of the Brethren their daughter, Nancy I., to Bii! Lar rubaker, Elder ‘harge | nr v on arl B Ker, Eide 1 In Charge | Norman Gager, son of Mr. and John Herr, Supt. Earl G G 5 T July 13th irs. Kad Gage tay [ 9:00 am. Sunday School ern, Florin. 10:15 am. Church Service Miss Hummer recently was Everybody is invited the Mt. Joy Mills Mr. Gager recently | | employed at was dis- charged from the Fifth Army in and Mount Joy Methodist Church Robert C. Pike, Minister : Tr 15 Indiana. [Ralph C. Alleman, Sun. School | Rola Supt. a i Sunday, July 13th The engagement of Miss Shir- | 9:00 a.m. Worship Service [ley Ann Sweitzer, daughter of Se rmon: Speaking Christians. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Sweitzer 10:00 am. Sunday School. | Jr., Mount Joy R2: to Russell L Tuesday 7:30 pm. Special Choir Re and Mrs. hearsal at the home of Mr. and | I+ Erb, Lancaster R3, has been eS alter Sloan. _ announced. Miss Sweitzer is om service employed by F. W. Woolworth of the Landisville Camp. VIC€| Co. and Mr. Erb by Garber Mo- Holy Communion will be ob- | tor Co served. { Erb, son of Mr Lester | Elizabethtown ees Miss Betty J. Armold, daugh- | Salunga Methodist Church {ter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert A. ti Robost Cake Minister Armold, of Maytown, engaged | MISS f£ ce 1ckler 3 SC . . . ex Haier, Sun. Sch. to Lester E. Funk, son of the | he * ate Mr : i Mrs. Re ' ¢ Sunday, July 13th late M and Mrs. HO H Funk, 10:00 am. Sunday School of Washington Boro Rl Miss 11:00 am. Holy Communion Armold is employed in the of Service . fice of the Jamesway Mfg. Co., | | Wednesday ; Mt. Joy; and Mr. Funk is en-| p.m. Opening service | y or pr | of the Landisville Camp. | paged In farming. RR a Glossbrenner Evangelical BIRTHS United Brethren Church | _ Rev. John H. Gable, Pastor | ” | Sunday, July 13th { Mr. and Mrs. James Eckman 9:30 a.m. Sunday School of Mt. Joy R2, a boy, at the Os-| 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship an. al ov} Holy Communion Service. * | teopathic Hospital on Sunday. | 7:15 p.m. Evening Worship. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaffner, | 8:15 p.m. Council of Admin-| Lancaster R1, announce the | istration Tuesday 8:00 hearsal. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Cherub Choir 7:30 p.m. Midweek Service. birth of a daughter, June 29, at Mrs. Shaffner was the] former Martha Gebhard, of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Miller, of Park View, Harrisonburg, Va.,| twins, a son and daughter, July 1st. Mrs. Miller is the former | Ruth Hess of Mt. Joy RI. i . home. p.m. Senior Choir re- The Washington Street Church Of The Brethren Elizabethtown, Pa Rev. Nevin H. Zuck, Pastor Sunday, July 13 Mt. Joy Mennonite Church 9:30 a.m. Church School, | Bishop Henry Lutz, Amos Hess, with a class for every age and| Henry Garber, Henry Frank, need. | Pastors | 10:30 a.m. Morning worship, | Sunday, July 13 sermon The Lord's Regret, by 9:00 a. m. Sunday School. Use Our Classified Column — It Pays ‘Weddings Thruout During Past Week t and Evangelism and the Con ongregational Church : y ; Rev. Q. A. Deck, Pastor vention of the Youth Fellow Sunday. Julv 13 ship of the Evangelical United |. 9:15 am Sunday School Brethren Church, at Camp St. | St., Mount Joy, took place at 3 [ding trip. On their return they ist. Joseph's | the bride of Elmer E. Edye, son | of Mr. | m. in the parsonage of the Man- {ren Church with the Rev The eighth turday, July 19 \l,, DST in the Park, Lititz, Pa Each family Our Community things for a “Luck Lunch,” plus their vn silver, ete. Plates, m The marriage of Miss Betty Chips hing SY e oe, P ih Per anents A. Mellinger, daughter of Yr. be provided by the Reunion $5 - $8 - % 1 0 and Mrs, Jerry Mellinger, Man-| ‘ : Yt anv of ih Rl. and Oscir B.Hendrix Program Commitiee. f any of —————— Ry Garber Clan have not re EAST MAIN STREET, FLORIN, PA. Jr., son of Mr. and the late Mrs. 112 E. ceived the they are to con vitation to come Oscar Hendrix, Donegal Matthew's was edged in tiny seed pearls| Harry D. Ge and she carried a bouquet of| ©! Salunga, die white roses and an orchid. yesterday Her matron of honor, Mrs. | Hospital. Jack Keehn, of Lititz, cousin of the bride, wore a pink net bal- lerina length gown over tafle- ta. She wore a pink picture hat and carried pink roses. Charles Gamber, served as best man, A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents fol- lowing the ceremony, after which the couple left on a wed- the late Aaron Detz Gehr, he Lebanon, | Church. former Olive B and three daug lly, . Conestoga Y's i Miss Margaret Jane Baxter, grandchild. GARBER REUNION Reunion of Garber family will be held Sa- regular in Lancaster Born in Manor Twp., a son of there until moving to three years ago. He was a mem- ber of the Salunga Survivors are Mabel E., wife of Andrew Byer- The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, July 10, Buller’s Beauty Salon Cold Wave & Machineless the , 19562, 12:30 P Lititz Springs is to bring two invitation sider this an in * to the reunion, Phone Mt, Joy 3-4339 cesar p. m. Saturday in St. An interesting program has Lutheran Church JLebanon, ops Rev. Willi: Y. of been planned. Fhe Rev. William J. Rinaca of-1 "yp “Joon B, Garber, Lititz EVERYBODY 1S INVITED ficiated at the double ring cere- RZ. is Presi Tr. : 13, is President and Mrs. Geo, 82nd ANNIVERSARY gr brid walle Lehman, 370 Donegal Springs . . . 1¢ bride wore a ballerina : i a C Road, this boro, ig Secretary of L d 1 M t iength gown of Chantilly lace the Carb Clan y an ISVI e amp ee In over satin with a fitted jacket, nl LANDISVILLE. PA. long pointed sleeves and a : ’ p . bi oi id Bite tol ie 8 Miles West of Lancaster on the Old Harrisburg Pike scalloped hem line. Her veil | Harry D. Gehr. hr, seventy-two, d at 6:30 a. m, General 12 Days—JULY 16 to 27 THE REV. DR. LUTHER H. KETELS, Spiritual Director THE REV. JOSEPH BROOKSHIRE. Evangelist Lexington, Kentucky EXCELLENT CHOIRS AND INSTRUMENTALISTS BRING YOUR FRIENDS AMPLE FREE PARKING 28-2 and Catherine was a farmer Salunga Mennonite ——— — his wife, the . Frey, at home; hters and a son: When You Think R2; Esther A., will reside in Manheim. wife of Jacob B. Wile; Anna The bride is employed by U. Ruth, wife of Roy H. Enders, of Food S. Asbestos in Manheim and] Poth of Columbia R2; and H. {the bridegroom is an employe Charles, Mountville. : of Hershey Foundry, Manheim. Also . surviving are eight grandchildren and one great Then Stop and daughter of Mrs. Hilda Baxter, Paradise R1, and Charles John Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gloid Long, Manheim R2, were mar- ried June 28 in the rectory of Catholic Church The Rev. Phillip A. Liebich of- ficiated. 0 God, less souls that Through eac Miss Marcelena Waltz Ruhl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Ruhl, Manheim R4, Destined to became en or groan 1 The way t Rom. 10:9 - If fess with thy and Mrs. William Edye, Columbia R1, Saturday at 2 p. : Jesus and heim Evangelical United Breth- EUS xu H. M. . Bi him {rom the fobias officiating. ——— _— be saved. Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends. Eternity || to think of count- ent that we live. heart that God Shop at pass away. short mom- dwell in heav- 1 hell for aye,— hell, thou shalt conl- mputh the Lord believe in thy hath raised dead thou shalt 0 escape SELF-SERVICE MARKET FREE DELIVERY - FLORIN, PA. - AONE 3-978] 21-tf Ey ho Learn a . CUTTERS FITTERS LASTERS EDGE TRIMMERS a better position. present pay. 3. Vacation—Every employee 4. Christmas Bonus—This is a not a set bonus, but prizes are given. 6. Steady Employment—TFifty-t KLINE STREET | Pastor Zuck. 7:30 p.m. Young People’s { 7:30 p.m. Evening Service, |Meeting. {summer reading suggestions, & |F'riday | | a book-sermon on A Man Cal-| Bible Study and Prayer | i led Peter, by Pastor Zuck. I Meeting. ® I HELP WANT] In A Modern Plant That Offers Mciny Advantages Anr Benefits. Look At These Benefits 1. Group Insurance—Every employee, after a three months period. is protected by this insur- ance, This insurance also covers their dependents, and consists of the following: a. $1,000 Life Insurance Policy « only.) b. 13 Week Sick Benefit PX abr Employees only.) c. Up to $75.00 For Surgery i } (Employees & Dependents.) d. Up to $50.00 Laboratory Expenses | ! (Employees & Dependents.) e. $500 per day Hospitalization : (Employees & Dependents.) 2. Advancement—After an employee's training period is over he, or she, is al’ ays in line for pay. Those having five year's service are entitled to two weeks vacation with pay. 5. Recreation—Every year we hold a Halloween Party and Christmas Party, at which wme » APPLY TO OUR PERSONNEL MANAGER AND SUPERINTENDENT. RAYMOND L. PETTYJOHN J A. J. BEFORD SHOE, Ie. Well-Paying Trade We Have Openings For ROUNDERS HEELERS GOODYEAR STITCHERS SOLE LAYERS PACKING ROOM HELP Many times an employee has the opportunity of doubling his with one year’s service is entitled to one week's vacation with two per cent bonus, paid annually to our employees. This is up to the present time has been paid to every year since 1941. wo weeks a year, plus overtime, | © i |} 31 3 ¥ LITITZ, PENNA.
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