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13, 195% Joy High
' School News
The P.T.A. meeting was held Game Today
in the H. S. building at 8 p. m.
Monday The East Hempfield
On November 12, twenty-five School
members of the
LANDISVILLE Final Playoff |
|
For H. S. Soccer
Patrol were special
Senior Guid- ots A motion picture deal
ance Classes visited Elizabeth i. with traffic violations and The = undefeated Mount Joy |
town College. The four of the gray problems were shown | (ish School soccer team will |
college was from 2 to 4 in the by an open discussion eter the finals of the District 3 |
afternoon. A tea was served the gyfer [PIAA soccer playoffs today
guests ory Wie College Campus Next time we have our P.T.A | When they play Fredericksburg
Miss Margaret NVilliams, a meeting let us all bring along | winners of the Fredericksburg
guidance Teacher accompanied ath Ve thie re
uidance Tea ! become a | _.Mercersburg game which was
| played in the beginning of the
Fredericksberg is the |
our neighbors and
member. We are a fully organ
ized group now. Don’t forget we | week
P. 0. D. Classes will visit the meet Lebanon County champion. The |
the group
On November 19, th Senior
every Monday in the
Lancaster County Court month. Come everyone | game will be played at Eliza-
After a tour of the court Miss Emily Caskey entertain bethiown
iq building, the group will SIL. 1M od her Sunday School class on |, Education Week L |
2 0A io ays Gere Tuesday evening | A band concert by the high
iroske, social studies teacher, Cpl. Paul B. Rebman return school band and a talk by Rev. |
i will accompany the group ed home from overseas duty, John Gable are planned tomor-
Satriey wi Jay He is how waiting a discharge |, at Mount Joy High School.
Gy comet Joie Wagner ters selected at Indiantown Gap. [The program is to be in keep-
Mouth Joy ea) The Young people. of the | DE Day and
J School al the Southern District Lutheran League will meet in| ng Ed sation Week No-
Band Festival. The Festival will the home of Miss Katryn P | 4 American y >
to represent
eekly Receive in 50 Weeks aul. | elem =
en ‘ry for everyone an yous be held January 15, 16 and 17. us on Monday at 8 p. m ve! . 1 Visits York
sc [ i i ! SC Sr. Class Visits York
yo! To Christmas list—by setting at Millersburg High School, Callers in the home of Paul | -s. John Day, the high school
3) wrens 100.00 hi iy Millersburg, Pa. Shirley will Diffenderfer's were Mr. and| Mrs: John Da gh s
y 150.00 something aside each : Wu | comumercial teacher, took her
250 play second clarinet, Clair, sec- Mrs. Parke Pickel and son, Mr. | ar to York
- 2) « ass 0 FOr
ro d week, here ai our bank. {ond alto saxophone, and Jayland Mrs. George Diffenderfer | | senior shorth: ie 18S 2 |
3 Nove or 0 see e ex-
Barnhart will play second and daughter Judith. all of |" November ) : 4
| hibits and demonstrations of
UNION NATIONAL |=
MOUNT JOY
OF MOUNT JOY
Manheim; Mrs. Abel Hoffer and |
Charles A. Davies, of daughter Dorothy Ann Linda.
! Indiana State Teachers College, Mrs. Enos Hoffer. of Penryn,
| will be the guest conductor. [Norman Miller, this boro, How- !
On November 21, a Sadie'ard Myers, Manheim, Cpl. Paul
Hawkins dance will be held. B. Rebman, Miss Norma Jean
trombone :
business equipment belonging
| to the 58 companies in the Na-
tional Office Management Asso-
ciation of York County. The
equipment was on display for
BANK

T ; | : | three days, November 11, 12,
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | The dance is sponsored by the Miller and Dave Miller | thre ¢ Says , November
. Junior Class. — -— and 13
: wl On May 20, 21. and 22. the Library Conference
as i" 4 a S i ; lass wi { Twenty-three of the thirty-
Senior High School Class willl Edn M t | | I'wenty :
vy AIR | (co (rip (0 Washington, D. C.| na e Z er | five library assistants at Mt. Joy

Mt. Joy Dept.
Pre-Thanksgiving Sale
Of Women's
$22.95
DATS $19.95
COATS $22.95
REG. $32.95
COATS $29.95
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Checks — Plaids — Plain Colors — Newest Styies
All Sizes

{ High School attended the 6th
I Annual High School Library
| Conference held at Millersville
Teachers College on Nov- |
{ Every Friday afternoon hein
is an assembly at 2:40 P v.10 Wed Nov. 29
Everyone is invited to ont
—— — State
Wedding invitations are being [ember 7. After a business meet-
issued by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey | ing, the group was entertained |
Robert J. E. Metzler of Manheim R2, to|by baton twirling and ballet by |
(From page 1) the wedding of their daughter, girls from Manheim Town-
and in charge of the services at Edna, to Leonard Samuel | ship High School. Miss Adele
the newly established Harvey Brunk, son of Mr. and Mrs. {De Leeuw, author of many
Wagner Memorial Chapel in bur Brunk, of Elida, Ohio. The young peoples’ career
| Ventnor Heights ceremony will take place Satur-|then spoke about her life and
Rev. Harmon is the son of Mr. day, November 29 at 2 P. M. at | writing. Following a question
and Mrs. Harold J. Harmon. Erisman’s Mennonite Church in| period, Walter Farley, author of |
The family were f[requent visi |{Manheim. | many horse stories, spoke brief-
closed with
Store’s

Coats
stories, |
tors to Mount Joy. Homer Bomberger, Bishop of (ly. The conference
ae ll i oem [the church will * officiate. Rev. |a tour of the campus and re-
xy Elam Stauffer, returned mis-|freshments. Janice Breneman of |
sionary from Africa, and broth- Mt. Joy High School is treasur-
er-in-law, of the future bride, er of this organization, now
will assist in the ceremony. named The Student Library As-
Attendants for Miss Metzler sociation of Pennsylvania.

SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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{will be Miss Laura King, of owen AY emer
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Contest
= of Elida, Ohio.
(From page 1)

MYERS A reception for seventy-five
guests will be held at Kaufi-
‘man’s Tea Room, Manheim, fol CR
lowing the ceremony. management can possibly know |
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SALE OF
WOMEN'S HOLIDAY
DRESSES
VALUES TO $8.9
SPECIAL s§-95
Phone Landisville 2021 Miss Becker Marries | pective participants. This pre-
reeset ern - cludes any possibilities of fav-
COR N F E D Cletus Weber Saturday oritism and insures fairness to |

meme en all
Miss Sara Jane Jecker, When the final hour (5 o'-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.! clock, Saturday night, Novem-
, ¢ | R1 Ci » rr 15th) arrives the contest |
Becker, Manheim became | ber
DRESSED OR LIVEWEIGHT the bride of Cletus J. Weber, { will be declared officially clos- |
son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. | ed
PLACE YOU R OR DE R EARLY Weber, Columbia R2 Saturday,| The winners will be determ- !
J RIB November 8th, in the East Fair-|ine by adding the certified to-
J S. KREIDER view Church of the Brethren at | tals for the first three periods to!
MT. JOY 2 PHONE 3 9036/te n o'clock. The Rev. A. M. those contained in the ballot
y, pastor of the church of- | bok
iated. Warning
& Plain Shades

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8 WOMEN’S SLIPS
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oa Lace Trimmed 1. 9%
Ouality Meats The bride wore a gown of sa-| All contestants must have |
y tin, with a fitted lace over satin their subscriptions in the ballot
ALSO A I'ULL LINE OF
bodice. Featuring a flared skirt box on or
of net with lace . inserts. Her | hour, 3 P. M. Saturday, Novem-
three quarter length veil fell! ber 15.
from a crown of orange blos- | The contest to date has been
soms. She carried a white bible on a high plane. Let us keep it
with white roses. that way. One contestant will
before the closing

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CHILDREN’S COAT
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Fruits & Vege The maid of honor, Miss Gol- | pe first, one second, others will
WE. Prank au {1c
die M. Becker, cousin of the |line up in the placement awards
K ALL'S | k bride and only attendant wore| Just who those people will be |
R Meat Mar et. gown of net and taffeta. Its|ecannot be foretold at this writ- |
WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY Staples Hed i {0g Hoover, 16 vices of
—— — eect ‘ - | wherever you place, let us be
quet of roses. good sports and congratulate
Richard Nefl, cousin of the |the winners, as each and every
bride groom was best man. The | serson ending has worked hard
ushers were Darius E. Rice and and diligently.
Aaron N. Good, cousins of the | = TT ee

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wedi | 1
bride. {of many who sihooi first, look
Following the ceremony a re- , afterward.
| ception was held at Kauffman’ S) An individual hunter may |
home |
BOYS LINED
$2.98
Sizes 2 to 8

Viount Joy Dept. Store
Tea Room for approximately 60 take one legal bear; a hunting !
guests. [party of 3 or more persons, 2 |
ea BR ae After a honeymoon through | bears. A big game roster is re
: ’ the south, the couple will reside | auired when 5 or more persons
in their newly furnished hunt together or in any way co-
Don t Delay! at Manheim RI. | operate in hunting bears.
Hurry, Hurry, Hurry en —— —— eee | Automatic, semi-automatic or
TO THE A guns of any kind |
mon The |are prohibited, but pump shot-
Nearest Jaycee g Sportsmen guns firing rifled slugs or
in Your Neighborhood The one-week 1952 bear sea | pumpkin balls and high-power-
OR son will open in Pennsylvania | ed rifles may be loaded to ca-
at 7a.m., November 17, if rain | pacity in bear hunting. Fire- |
PHONE 3-3331 or snow prior to that date has |arms discharging .22 or .25 cal-
to get details of the splendid removed the woodland fire haz- liber rimfire cartridges of any de-
program sponsored by the ard. The season closes at 5 p.m., | scription are prohibited.
Mount Joy Junior Chamber of i 22 { In the six-day season last
Commerce on Friday (tomor- Bears over one vear old are |year 429 legal bears bagged in
row) evening. For time and legal game: cubs are protected. |the Keystone State compare
piace see article elsewhere in How to tell the age? Make sure |favorably with the average kill
this newspaper. the animal is a large one, a tro- of other recent years. The state
i THERE'S ONLY A FEW/phy that can be shown with | maintains its place among the |
| HOURS REMAINING TO pride. A careful look may save [top black bear states of the na-
{PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR the life of a hunter dressed in tion, despite the fact the lf
| TICKETS. |dark clothing. It may also re- |man population is great and the |
Won't you act right away? move the necessity for later [bear hunting pressure increases |
| 46-1, ‘pocketbook education,” the fate | each succeeding year. |

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