8«=The Bulletin.
Mount Joy. Pa..
If You Can Buy Any New Car
You Can Own A
Thur:
sda v, February 26, 195)
Dodge prices start below many models in
the light car field! Find out all this
means to you in extra roominess and
riding comfort, extra style and safety.
You can enjoy these big-car bonuses on
low monthly payments, and discover
the solid satisfaction of Dodge
dependability at the same time!
Choice of Two Great Engines, Four
Different Drives, Ten Sparkling Models.
Your friendly Dodge dealer will show
you it's true—if you can buy any new
car, you can own a Dodge!
Enjoy These Big BONUSES in Driving Pleasure
| Evangelist Services Be-
gin Mar. 2 At Salunga
| Church
Evangelistic
the
12 and will continue through to | Ve
March Esh- |C hicago,
elman,
| will be
services.
gin
lic.
|
Brethren beginning
15. Rev. Harry W,
of South Bend,
the Evangelist for
The services will
at 7:30 p.m,
| MARRIAGE LICENSES
Val
William Harry
| Lancaster and Evelyn
Ambrose,
entine, 128 E. Main St.,
Joy.
meetings will be |
held at the Salunga Church of |
March | town,
Indiana,
these
be-
and a cordial | Years
welcome is extended to the pub- |
| town,
Frances red the active
Mt. | last
of the new 140-h.p. Red
engine design in any Amer-
ican car. Also,
Dodge “six.”
Surging Power
V-8. Most efficient
and elbow-room. Yo
time-proved V-T
better driving positi
Extra Roominess
of new travel-planned in-
teriors. Dodge brings you
more head-room, leg-room
Rood- Hugging Safety
of new Stabilizer suspen
gion. Wider frame, new
springing make Dodge
“snug down” on curves
like a sports car.
u sit in
on. drive, easy to park.
Why Be Satisfied With Less? Come in for Your “Road Test Ride”
Specifications and equipment subject to change without notice.
STEHMAN BROTHERS
Easy Handling
of Dodge Modern Design.
More living space inside,
less waste space outside.
Dodge for 63 is brilliant te
Don‘t Delay!
DON'T THROW THAT
COIN CARD FOLDER
AWAY! It's Not Too Late
PLEASE
It's Not Too Late To Help
FIGHT POLIO
Send It Today
The Lancaster County Chapter
Salunga, Penna.
For Infantile Paralysis
Christian C. Rudy, Chairman
John C. Truxal, Treasurer
Phone: Lancaster 3-3511
Room 401, Breneman Bldg.
53 N. Duke St, Lancaster, Pa,
Suit and Topcoat Clearance Sale
BEGINS FRIDAY, FEB. 27th thru SATURDAY, MAR. 7th
SUITS
Gabardines, worsteds, herringbones, etc.
$60.00
$55.00
$50.00
$47.50
$37.50
$35.00
reduced to
SUITS . .
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
reduced to
reduced
reduced
reduced
reduced
$49.95
$44.95
$39.95
$38.95
$31.95
$29.95
TOPCOATS
Coverts, tweeds, knit-tex and beautiful dark oxfords for
the conservative dresser
$49.50
$45.00 TOPCOATS
$40.00 TOPCOATS
$37.50 TOPCOATS
TOPCOATS
, reduced to
reduced to
reduced to
reduced to
. $32.95
$29.95
$26.95
$24.95
FOLLOWING ARE A FEW RED HOT SPECIAL ITEMS WE ARE OFFERING IN ADDITION TO OUR
SUIT AND TOPCOAT SALE. OUR PRICES ARE A REAL HONEST TO GOODNESS - SAVING TO
YOU. COME IN AND SEE.
NYLON
* Dress and Sport Shirts
(long sleeves)
white and solid colors
$5.95 reduced to $3.95
Brentwood Sweaters
Buttons and zippers for sport and
dress
$9.95 reduced to $6.95
$11.95 reduced to $8.95
Dress Shoes
One Lot $2.95
One Lot $3.95
Sport Shirts
Gabardines, flannels, etc.
one lot to close out
$1.95 and $2.95
Boys'
with ond without fur collars
$ 5.95 Jackets
$ 6.95 Jackets
$ 8.95 Jackets
$ 9.95 Jackets
$10.95 Jackets
Jackets
$3.95
$4.95
$5.95
$6.95
$7.95
reduced to
reduced to
reduced to
reduced to
reduced to
Dress Jackets
Beautiful selection
25% Reduction
ESHELMAN BROS. -. moun soy, ea
OPEN FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS TILL 9 P. M.
| prizes for
| place winners in
{ ment Tournament.
| winner of the National
| Tournament will be a Schwinn
fully equip- |
Special Celeb.
(From page 1)
and broke ground
in the building of
| 1928 and
| guide od
After serving five
he was stationed in
Pa
ars there,
IL,
served as the
the Western
denomination
El
of
Presiding
District
eight
| He
der
his
of
for
After the active
|tor and Presiding
[Deck accepted the post
of the
aged at
he prefer-
years as pas
Elder, Rev
as Sup
| erintendent church's
for the
Pa. However,
ministry
yielded to the request of
[the Conference to serve a pas-
torate. He was then stationed |
lat Mt. Joy and has spent a very
| happy useful time of
| vice here. During his ministry
| the church had made spiritual
| and material progress. The com
plete redecoration of the
[church edifice, inside and out
| was done during Rev. Decks
| pastorate, and the purchase of |
[the nearby Annex was also ac
| complished.
| The
congregation are
| home Myers-
and ser-
the
joining
members of
with
| friends nearby and members of |
to celebrate
A committee
congregation
| the pastor's family
this anniversary.
| from the Mt. Joy
| are in charge
|a speaker from this charge will
be one of the features of
|unusual service.
| ‘The pastor’s family
| present, in their first
for a number of years.
{ ter, Mrs.
of Chicago, Ill., will be present
| with her husband and two chil-
| dren, Carol Jean and David Ray
| Another daughter, Mrs.
| Faust, wife of
| pastor in western
| ia, will be present
| two children. The
| Rev. Oscar Deck of Gap,
(and Rev. Wilbur Deck of Mt.
{ Joy, will be present with their
| families. Special
| be presented by several
| bers of the family. A
| and family social hour
[low the service in the
Annex.
— etl eee ees
{ CARD PARTY MARCH 5th
I A public card party will
| sponsored by the Catholic
|
|
will be
reunion
with
two sons,
mem-
will fol-
be
Wo-
i men of St. Mary's Church, on
Thursday evening, March 5, at
| the home of Mrs. Frances Frank
| Wood Street, Florin.
VFW To
(Form page 1)
| partment will re-
| ceive as his prize a trip, by air-
| plane, to Portland Oregon with
| all expenses paid to Participate
in the National Tournament. A |
| Chaperon will be provided
accompany the Department
{ winner to the National Tourna- |
there will be
3rd and 4th
the
In addition,
the 2nd,
ment.
for the
Marble |
First prize this year
bicycle,
brakes, three-
light, and sad-
“Traveler”
ped with hand
speed rear hub,
dle bags.
Frank, Zink, Mt. Joy
the VFW 50-50 Club drawing.
Patronize Bulletin
Advertisers.
his |
denomination’s church at Johns- |
and then in Ohio. |
and at|
local |
of the event and
the |
A daugh- |
Raymond E. Dreyer |
Harold |
a Presbyterian |
Pennsylvan- |
their |
Pa. |
numbers will |
church |
nearby |
to |
Depart-
R. D.j
was the prize award winner of |
News Items From |
E. D. Twp. School
| |
junior in
High School
the schoo!
Robert Klin:
president and
Mit-
stud
Patricia Sager, a
the East Donegal
ig the president of
banking project
was elected vice
Seiders
assistants
Jeanne
The
may
Janet and
chell are
the
into
school place |
noney the
each week with
The project
the same as saving
local banks. Roy Armold,
mercial teacher, in charge
| the project.
Book To Be
For the second
grade yearbook will be publish- |
ed by the students of the ninti
|grade. The Literary Staff will |
have Miriam Roland, Miriam
| Nell and Judy Smith as ch» ire |
men; The Art stafl - Judy Lin-
ard; Business Manager
Wolfe; and the cover for the]
I book Carol Ginder, Barbara
| Sutter and Peggy Houseal.
The will include
a of all the
teachers and
while in junior
Miss Ann Blecker is faculty ad- |
bv Roy Armold|
Depoe, ninth |
ents of
school bank
their feposit |
pays interest |
inl
{
com
cards
accounts
IS
Published
a ninth
of |
|
|
vear,
Peg Igy |
|
pic-
students, their
their activities |
high school.
book
assisted
Kenneth
grade advisors.
| visor
and
Induction To Be He'd |
The semi-annual National |
| Honor Society Induction will be
‘held Wednesday, March 4 in
the East Donegal High School.
Present members of the Done- |
gal Chapter are Betsy Musser. |
James Ober, Robert Miller
Raymond Goefrick and Laura
Rinehart. The Columbia Chap- |
ter will induct the new mem- |
bers.
Betsy Mumma Enters Contest |
Miss Betsy
tered the American |
Her essay was chos- |
East Done- |
the district |
has en- |
Legion es-
Mumma
| say contest.
len to represent the
gal High School in
| No. 10 contest.
Hi-Y and Y-Teen
The Hi-Y and Y-Teens
hold their annual banquet on
Thursday evening, February 26 |
in the East Donegal H. S. audi- |
{ torium. The affair will be at-|
| tended by the fathers of the Hi- |
|Y members, the mothers of the |
Y-Teens, the members of both |
clubs and the faculty members. |
{ Professor J. W. Frye, F&M Col- |
lege, will be the guest speaker.
Band and Chorus Groups
Eleven members of the school |
| chorus and six members of the
{school ‘band will represent Fast
| Donegal High School in
| county band and chorus Rae]
[in Manheim, Saturday, Mar. 7.
c horus members will be Laura |
| Rinehart, Jeanne Gingrich, Bet- |
| sy Mumma, Nancy Smith, Patsy
|W olfe, Joyce McMillan. Gerald |
Lindemuth, John Waser, Roger |
| Thome, James Ober and Luke |
| Drescher. The band members |
will be George Rhoads, Patrick
| Crankshaw, John Musser, Betsy |
Musser, Valera Johnson and |
Betty McKain.
Openhouse To Be Held
An openhouse will be held in |
the High School Wednesday ev-
ening, March 18. The program |
will include exhibits in each |
| room, class meetings of the par- |
ents and teachers in the various!
| grades, entertainment in the |
auditorium which will include |
music by the orchestra, a fash-
ion show and a project parade, |
and refreshments in the cafeter-:
ia.
|
{ Banauet
will
|
|
| |
| |
|
Save regularly.
NATIONAL |
The Whole
It is true that few people receive large
sums of money at any one time.
the only way the average person can get
ahead is to develop
LU] TRY
AR JOY, 2]. 98
= Weber FDIC.
It is true
the habit of thrift.
CMOICE ALASKA
Salmon
KRAFT VELVEETA
2 box Fe
Pra A. POTATOES
oo
GLENSIDE PREPARED
APPLE SAUCE
2:29"
IDEAL ALL-GREEN 2
ry cans
Asparagus
Apple Juice = AY
IDEAL PURE, NATURAL
IDEAL CREAMY OR CRUNCHY
Peanut Buiter
29°
LOUELLA MLIK It's Homogenized
PRINCESS MARGARINE Goldenla’s 205 43¢
SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 23e
CREAM WHITE SHORTENING '° 29¢ 3 can 79¢
OREO CREME SANDWICH Vi-0z cello pkg 35¢
ASCO COFFEE heat-flo roasted 2 Ibs 1.57 Ib 79¢
Aeme Meat Prices are Down!
Acme U. S. Gov't. Gradea Choice Steer Beef is the nation’s finest beef
from the west, where beef supreme in flavor and nutrition comes from
specially selected cattle that are fed scientifically on top quality grain.
Acme Meats are tender, juicy and flavorful - - GUARANTEED to please
you or your money refunded cheerfully.
Acme Quality Porterhouse, Round or T-Bone
STEA
9°
FRESHLY GROUND BEEF » 39
PLATE BOILING BEEY w Je
SKINLESS FRANLLFURTS » 39-
Fresh Killed, Ready for the Pan, Frying
CHICKENS
Country Style Scrapple '® 15¢
Fresh Sausage 39¢ Pan Pudding
SMOBED PICYIOS “nun
16-02
cans
8-02 jar
23
4 tall cans 55¢
12-02
jar
b 35¢
Ib 39c
Fillets of Haddock Ib 35¢ Pan Ready Whitings 1h 15¢
Here's a Virginia Lee Cake that’s New end Different
PEPPERMINT CANDY ;
LAYER CAKES
This beautiful white layer cake is
completely covered with an attrac-
tive new Peppermint Candy Frost-
ing you'll enjoy. For a family
treat or a party.
&
ea .
Virginia Lee Chocolate Iced
LAYER CAKES °©*69c
HOT CROSS BUNS
Brown ’'n Serve Hot Cross Buns Pk97239¢
Dated Supreme Bread I Be
Supreme, the softer, fresher, better bread is
anteed and you save 3 or 4c.
LOUELLA BUTTER BREAD ‘'6ozloaf 25¢ ®
now dated with an end seal. Freshness guar-
White, Whole Wheat or Protein, Thin-Sliced dated loaf
large
loaf
Juicy Florida
UIT
The Season's Best!
GRAPEF
23°
ORANGES
New Fla.
Valencia
doz 33¢
39e
PREPARED SPINACH 19
CRISP PASCAL CELERY 2: 23¢
Special! Snappy Valentine Green c
BEANS &- 33
5 lbs 35¢
NEW POTATOES
Seabrook Farms Fordhook Lima Beans 2 10-0z pkgs 53¢
Seabrook Farms Green Spinach leaf or chopped 2 pkgs 39¢
Ideal Pure Concen. Orange Juice 2 6-0z cans 29¢
OUT TODAY!
March Family Circle
still Only 5 o
10 Ib.
Bag
H-1 Waterless Cookware
on Qur Card Plen
Save 40% to 50%
Prices Effective February 26-27-28, 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved.
et.