it - Th Bull fin, East Donegal Twp. High School News Hi 1 Ca Eleven girl comp | Miss Phyllis Morrison will at tend. a hockey camp near Tob byhanna, in the Pocon I'l 3iris and their hockey ( ! | left Maytown 1 da Sep ber 9 and will spend the I't nainder of the week AE camp. Their lessons will be ione daily under the supervi ion of Miss Morrison This is the first time in the history of the school that Hig! school girls attended a camp such as this. The attending the camp are Arlene | Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Bren Hubley, Patricia Wolfe, Judy | eman of Newville, moved into Martin, Sara Singer, Patricia |their new home recently pur Houseal, Yvonne Brubaker, | chased from John Melhorn, on Mary JoAnn Good and Sarah | Marietta Avenue. Mr. Brene Jane Shuman { man is the agent at the P. R. R. Hi-Y Boys | freight station here. ‘Three boys from high | Mr. and Mrs. Curvin Goodwin school were selected to attend | of Dover, were Sunday guests the Eastern Penna. State Train- | ©! Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Bren- | ing Hi-Y Camp Fredricksburg. The Paul Kauffman, nd Donald near boys, Ross Eshleman, Wolgemuth, of the Hi-Y Club, will attend the camp three days, September | 19, 20, and 21. This is the first time that this has been done in E.D.H.S. ‘Choirs to Sing The three combined choirs of the Charlotte Church of the Brethren, Lancaster, the First Church of the Brethren, York, and . the East Donegal High School: will sing the ortoric, “St. Paul,” . by The choirs, as a.combined group, will make three performances, in Lancaster, one’ in: York, in ED.H.S. some time in November. Saylor, church will di- Stanley the York teacher at accompany Mendelssohn. one and one Eugene tirector of Lancaster and the E.D.H.S. choir rect the group; and Dotterer, director of church and E.D.H.S science , will the them. Announced \ combined enrollment of in the grade and high Enrollment 790 pupils school has been J. W. Bingeman, principal. In the Florin Wash- ngton Elementary school, there are 57 in first grade, 18 in sec- ond; 22 in third; 23 in fourth; 30 in fifth and 17 in sixth. In Vlaytown, there are 36 in first; 40 in second; 35 iourth; 37 in fifth and 38 in the ixth. A total in the schools of 396 In seventh grade, grade there are 82 in ninth; 81 and 63 high in eleventh, The 394 welvth total in the the 57 first graders grades. will be taught in basement of 1 two first grade the Cross Road in Christ church by Mae - The 1ecessity of crowded Eby proce- Magazine Mount doy, Pa. girls who are | at Camp Carson | officers announced by | supervising | in third; 43 in The | thursday September 11, 1952 IPE and Mrs p > Carolina, witl Mr. and | Roth and Road and ind Mrs East Main Mrs. Blanche fertown, was William Cody, spent the Mrs. John family, of Pinkerton also visited with Mr Shearer, of this boro Miller of Stauf admitted to St pital on Monday ster Funk, E visited rela Airy, Pa. on Sun week Kenneth street Jose ph’s Ho Mr. and Mrs. Li Main St., tives near Mt day. Mr. and of East this boro, Mrs. Winfield Hen Main street, are spending some time visiting a arix, Columbus, Indiana Marietta Avenue | Grace Demmy, Manheim St. {is a surgiral patient in the St. Hospital, Lancaster. Eva Hendrix, Florin and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rice, 45 | Columbia Avenue, spent Sun- day at Phoenixville attending the District Meeting of the Vet- erans - of Wars and Auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Gin- der who reside at Newcomer's Apartment, W. Main St., the proud parents of a baby girl, her name is Terry Jo. The V.F.W. Auxiliary will hold a food sale Friday evening at East Main Street. Good home made cakes the item. eman, Joseph | Mrs. Foreign are are a —— - Rotary (From page 1) his time to string the wires and will donate the material. take two wire shield cables for the inter-phone system. This is a special kind of wire. When the inter-phone system is connected to Joan's hame class room, communication, so | from the a two-way | that Joan will be able not only |to hear what goes on in the classroom but she will be able | to participate in discussions and | answer | ceiving assignments from teacher. | Joan is the daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Henry K. Hess, 27 N. | Market Street, this borough. When the project is complet- | | | | ed, it is planned to hold a cere- | all equip- turned over to the and public recog- given to all who the mony at which time ment will be school board { nition will be to make | have helped {gram a success — - — 189 Attended Calvary | Vacation Bible School featured | 59, of Elizabethtown R3. died CLASSES BEGIN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - 6:30 P. M | unexpectedly at 2 p. m. Sept. 7. while seated in his automobile] n : . 3 at the site of his recently pur-| For further information address It will | it will be | questions as well as re- | | her | pro-! ie Campaign The Calvary Bible Church en- The annual CAM-~i.. ied a total of 189 in their ia nln h hoot |; laily vacation Bible school | rection of Hart the cam. which ran from August 18th to 29th. There was an average at- paign will run until Sept. 22nd | tend lance of 138. Classes were Pupils in the 7th, through 12th | held for pre-school through ad- grades are selling the magazine | ult ages, with Rev. Paul Wilt of subscriptions the Lancaster School of the Bi- ree tl Cle ee ble teaching the adult class. The entire Bible school was Rev. Pike (rom, page 1} A New Monday, Sep- the Quad- Jersey, on tember 15, to attend rennial Ministerial Leadership Conference held in the First Methodist Church in Ocean City Bishop Fred Pierce Corson, resident bishop of the Philadel- phia Area of Methodism, and President of ‘the Council of Bishops of the Methodist | Church, and Bishop Arthur J. Moore will be in charge of the | Conference. The purpose of this Confer- ence is to consider the program | of Philadei- 1956 in re- of Methodism in ,the phia Area for 1952- gard to The Ministry, Extension, Our Institutions, Youth and Education, Evangel- ism, Lay Activity. Rev. with other ministers of the Lan- caster area and will return Tuesday evening. A Ieee CLOSED TUESDAY SEPT. 16 The Elizabethtown on Tuesday, September 16th. Church | Pike will make the inp Neighborhood of office of H. €. Killheffer will be closed entertained at a picnic at Long's Park on August 30. Dates and details for vacation Bible School for next summer will be arranged at a later meeting of the staff Rad Miss Shatto Enters School At Hagerstown i Miss Georganne Rita this High 17 East Main street, graduate of the Class 1951, entered Medical Secretarial Hagerstown, Mary- {land where she will pursue a | medical secretarial course, Miss Shatto spent last week- end at her home. GC rr eee FOOD SALE OCTOBER 4th the Girl | Shatto, boro, School Maryland | { { Scouts will sponsor a: food: sale | on at the Titus Rutt’ office, on’ Sat- | « | urday, - October 4th, Jat ten o'clock. The proceeds will be to the Terry Young Fund. ———— Cn. beginning given Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. another | Shatto, | CE aughter of Mr. and Mrs. eGeo. | Fourth Annual Spiritual Firemen Give $25 To Retreat To Be Held |Decorations Committee ‘By Luthern Men $10 To Rememby- TE lances Fourth Annual Spiritual] Retreat for Lutheran The Emphasis Pastors will be. Now that the addition to the September 12th Fire hall has been Septem- Mount Joy's ambulance and | have moved into the Laymen and held Friday, evening continuous to ber 13th morning and .q | and council moved to have completed, | by October 15. after-| fire truck ! [new home, it was announced |during a recent meeting of the [Friendship Fire Co. The firemen decided to give $25 to the Community Christ- noon The retreat is sponsored by the Lancaster Conference Luth-| cran Brotherhood in coopera tion with the East Penn Confer- . . ence and will be held at the [mas Decorations Committee and | Central Manor Camp 2 Meeting [$10 to the Re Com- ¢ Grounds. 3 south of mittee toward Christmas pres- Mountville. jents for the service men. The Rev. Final plans were made for | man. D. D.. [the last carnival of thé season, theran Theological [to be held Saturday. The pro- | Gettysburg, Pa. will speak at ceeds will go toward the disab- all sessions. His general theme led firemen’s fund. a S€ SS10DS. is gat era “This Ministry of Recon-| ciliation” 1 Africa Missionary At Friday's wi oa Green Tree Church miles Harry F. Baugh-| President of the Lu- Seminary, will be session start with an evening meal at 6:15 P.| M. Dr. Baughman will speak at| 7:15 on “How Do We Know On Sunday, September 14 at God?” A discussion period p.m. at the Green Tree follow. Church of the Brethren, Mrs. Adequate provisions has been| us I {Verna Ginder, who spent seven | made for sleeping accommoda-| : tions. Each person must bring|Y€ars as a missionary in Africa their own pillow case and|will speak and show pictures sheets. [taken during her mission. Saturday morning session| Everyone is welcome. will start with breakfast. The| | both adjoininfi Park Blvd. Four (Form page 1) day exhibit, | The Rosser Construction Co., | this borough, was low bidder on | two street construction projects | the | to be completed | work started, | bids were $1,949 for construction of 255 feet of Frederick Street and $2,097 to | build 720 feet of N. High Street The Rosser No action was taken on the | request of Wolgemuth Inc., for | y load and unloading zone on | Delta Street. They also move od | to have the curbs painted 25 | feet back, around the Fire Hall. | The Councilmen voted to do- | nate $50 to the Christmas Dec- | orating Committee. Park ave. residents would { like a street light placed on the : left side of Park Ave. but no action was taken on this request The session closed with mem- bers authorizing the payment | of bills totaling $9,205.04. re es tl A IIe Bulletin Advertisers. Patronize SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY | FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mount Joy, Pa. morning address will be “What| i¢ the Truth About Our Re-| demption”. A discussion ariel will follow Lunch and fellow-| ship hour will follow. The final] session Saturday afternoon will be an address “Is This Impor- Evening program leading to t tant?” or “The Need of Religion in Physics or Chemistry. Today” All © Lutheran Pastors and] Layren’ aré invited to attend; CLASSES BEGIN MONDAY, the retreat. [ County Briefs College-level courses {for E-TOWN—Edgar B. Lehman i chased home, near Colebrook. SHOWERS. E-TOWN—-Parking meter re-| ceipts for last week as reported {by C. K. Coble was 186.94. E-TOWN—Members of the FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE Division of Graduate Studies Registration—TUESDAY, SEPT. 23 - 7 P. M. STAHR HALL SEPTEMBER 29 - 7:30 P. M. Undergraduate Evening Division the surrounding counties. Registration—September 15 and 16 - 7-9 P. 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Phone 3-4124 HORI Artcarved ] DIAMOND AND WEDDING RING nu ew WE SPRAY— Exterior Cellar Walls With Waterproofed Colas Asphalt Oil CONTACT WOLGEMUTH & MARTIN 212 West High Street ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. PHONE 149 14-tf a ount Joy Legion 12 SATURDAY, SEPT. Tommy Coble & His Orch. SUNDAY, SEPT. Charlie Neimer & His Trio 13 Sunday family dinners will be served starting at 1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and Turkey. he Master of Science Degree convenience of citizens of Services Kiwanis Club, which sponsors) the Farm Show, stated that in|; every way the show this year| will surpas the two previous shows. | NEW HOLLAND— The Holland Schools reported New 613 CARN IVAL new, | registered pupils for the term. NEW condiserable HOLLAND — discussion, a After al mo-| SATUR., SEPT. 13, 1952 tion to extend rent controls lo-| YE FE cally to April 1, 1953, was de- AT THE feated by a yes-and-nay vote by FIRE HO SE the New Holland 3orough| U Council. | ; ot NEW HOLLAND—326 regis-| MOUNT JOY, PA. tered during the special regis-| | tration at New Holland. Of this] number 230 signed up as Re- ENTERTAINMENT publicans, 69 as Democrats and 27 for other parties. Twelve fil- ed for change of address. MANHEIM — The Manheim Legion Fair will be held during the week of September 15 for six days ending Saturday, Sep- SHORTY and SALLY FINCHER tember 20 ! MANHEIM—During a heavy! CHICKEN CORN SOUP rain storm, a huge cement block; building collapsed on the farm, ( 3 A M of Noah W. Kreider, Manheim] ES R3. LITITZ — Another month, AND AUXILIARY should see the new Lititz dis-| AUSPICES FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY SOLD BY THE QUART | EATS i OF MOUNT JOY posal system in operation as the work i§ now 98 percent cam-, plete. f LITITZ—At least five mobiles were damaged here on, September 1 when a covered) sewer ditch across Broad Street! at Second Ave. sank from nine to fourteen inches. PN EVENINGS SHOWS 7 and 9:00 P.M SATURDAYS 6.8.10 P. M. SAE ———— auto-| Part-Time Campus Work Opens At Millersville GREGORY PECK —- “David and Colles) JOY THEATRE Mount Joy, Pa. FRIDAY — SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 - 13 SUSAN HAYWARD MATINEE SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS | 2:00 P. M. -in- Bathsheba” _ The State Teachers FIRST FEATURE STARTS SATURDAY AT 5:45 P. M. Millersville, first semester for 1952-53 will have part time MONDAY — TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 - campus work on Saturdays for in-service teachers of Lancaster) County. Registration and beginning of classwork will be held in Wick-}| RANDOLPH SCOTT — LUCILLE NORMAN s*Carson City” -in- ersham Hall on September 13] from 8 to 10 A. M.. First period| classes will meet from 10 to 11] a. m., second period at 11 to 12. Industrial Arts classes will meet from 8 toXl2' a. m. § “Pride Of WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 - 18 | DAN DAILEY — JOANNE DRU -in- St. Louis” Courses’ are Advanced Grap-| hic ‘Arts, Metal; and Wood, ' Ar-| | chitectural © Drawing, General shop, Mental Hygiene, Organiz- |ing and Supervision of Safety) | Education and Teaching the Ex- | ceptional child. SEPT.. 26 - 27 — - on et —~ COMING — SEPT. 19 - 20 — “BELLES ON THEIR TOES” “JUMPING JACKS" | OCT. 2 - 3 - 4 — "GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" Pa mars A ttt a on an am NORRIS FANCY Grapefruit Hearts No. 203 can 1 Be NORRIS FANCY Sauer Kraut wr TOP QUALITY \ YL To LoTR TN J LUNCHIN AND Llc lo] TT Clorox a 1c Vo-gal 30: NORRIS FANCY Red Kidney Beans 2/25 Good Brooms 99. and up Country Fresh Eggs Market Prices Fresh, Cool and Crisp Vegetables Hi Ho's SUNSHINE Toasted Wheat Wafers HESS’ STORE 34c 19¢ 1b. Choice, Extra Fancy Deep Dish Dinner 14 cup liquid off peas 2 cups cooked rice 1 cup canned tuna, 1/4 teaspoon salt flaked 1 can condensed cream of mushe room soup few grains pepper 1; cup Pet Milk Put soup, salt and pepper into bowl Stir in milk and liquid off peas. Mix in rice, tuna and peas. Put into 1 cups syapned peas, draine Fruits Mustard Baby Foods 10 for 95c¢ greased baking dish holding about 6 cups. Bake in modetately slow oven (350) until bubbly hor, or about 20 minutes. Serve hot from the baking dish. Makes 4 servings. Jar No. R521-37 HESS’ FO PHONE 3-9094 10c¢ D STORE MOUNT JOY, PA. EFFECTIVE. SEPTEMBER 11, 12, 13, 1952. FA Aul >». wn 10:( 10:1] 10:¢ 11: 11:1 BS None we 2] ow ow es Ph Sa A AW (de ER 7’ iv’ IT iT IT iv’ 208 E
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