The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, March 05, 1953, Image 8

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Bulletin, Mount Jov. Pa., Thursday, March 5. 1953] ENGAGEMENTS » BIRTHS [ -
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Spelling Bee March 13 There will be two spelling | ry Oriental A daughter was born to Mr, | £8 4 | 4 4 he
vera: wali Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fogie, | (Turn to page 3) :
classes, a general information ‘ ! Fogie, | 0] and Mrs, Clyde E. Gerberich,
A spelling bee will be held at | and a Penna. Dutch class to be | WILLIAM COVER JR ; Columbia R1, announce the en-| (From page 1) Jr, 335 W. Donegal St., this
the Rheems school on Friday. taught by Rev. C. R. Longe-| william Cover Jr. fifty-four, gagement of their daughter, | tivity | boro on Thursday at the Lan- % [
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March 13th at 7:15 p. m | necker, Lebanon [died at 11:15 a. m. yesterday at Carmen Lucille, to Robert H. The tropical island of Formo- | caster General Hospital. 1e e on Milk
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[his home at Pittsburgh after an Funk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- | 5a, labelled “Democracy’s dag A daughter was born Thurs- Your Guarantee of. Satisfaction







 




 



[illness of several months tis Funk, Walnut St., Marietta, |#er aimed at the Bamboo Cur-lgay to Mr. and Mrs. James 2
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[ A son of Mrs. Amanda Hawk Miss Fogie is employed by |tain”, comes in for its share of Shank, Rheems, at the Lancas olouclile, 1S Pure Whole Milk FN —_—
Cover and the late William Co- Henry G. Carpenter, Inc., Mt, Footage. The sound film por- {er General Hospital, the moth Ni i EC
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| ver, he was born in Elizabeth- Joy. Mr. Funk was recently trays life among the island’s ten or was the former Johanne! Including ALL the Cream Sn y—
a [town and resided there for a discharged after serving two Million inhabitants, concen- Hawthorne, daughter of Mr. - = oniy water removed
g | number of years. A paper hang- years in the U. S. Army trated in an area less in size vg Yi ¢ AND VITAMIN “DD”
KA / | yea i S. Army and Mrs. Jay A. Hawthorne, of | : ENRICHED
Raa + er by occupation, he moved to than half the surface of Lake Bainbridge. Baby will be called ! Hundreds of thousands of folks agree it's the pra’ 66
RA oh ¢ 5 vears ag ichigo: Thee Or ' f st alit .
| Pittsburgh about 15 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shank, Michigan. These Hg lude three Jayne Lee Toca of 1001 uses ui Tin Milk is the * EVAPORATED
aE - { He is survived by his wife, ppeems. : " (million refugees from the Chi ay y feeding, on your
| Mrs; Aranda Cover: his 4 theems, announce the engage- ; : : : LT A son was born to Pfe. and | table and in your favorite cooking recipes ILK
: COURT OF ss Amalie oyer lis ‘nop ment of their daughter, Norma hese migniand as well as sever- wp. james Aller of Falmouth, | You'll appreciate its uniform, dependable qual Wage a
R Be Hye Nl dren, ‘0518, wile Ol. Jean to Raymond E. Good, son al hundred thousand National on February 17 at the Veterans | i Rb yet is goodness costs - 4
John Mann, Eyelyn and Harry _; : : ’ ist troops. The film champions we) $s than other popular brands. —
8 : | es of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Good, h Hospital at Indiantown Gap. |
; re © BRADLLY ADVERTISING, Ine { Cover, all of Pittsburgh: Mary, Marietta. Miss’ Shank is em- Madame and Generalissimo Mrs. Aller. the former Darlenc E va M N L FI V
wire A ar on ployed in the office of the Mari- < ign Kai Mr Dick By Schaffner, came home with her Dp
2 tu 3 i caster R2, ert, erre | i, re ats . 1. lis, 39 year old missionary to _ ia Na slot : CRED
Public opinion speaks highly of the mon Hill, and 10 grandchildren. A oa ation Corns De. China and former prisoner of hr ames Ir ue yg tall Cc 4 baby cans
: é Ir. Good is a senior a 1er grandparents, bf Mrs, |
who knows how to save as well as earn sister and two brothers also SUr- | po. oa xfer. the Reds, serves. as Formosa 1. Wr. cans 27¢ Ti
: 6. Anni ife Willi Franklin and Marshall College, Chin hide Harry O. Troup, of Falmouth. brin
money. A small sum deposited every NRE IAM | where he is a member of Lamb- | ©" commentator | Pfe. Aller is stationed at Wash Homogenized! Enriched! American Med. Ass'n Seat Mt.
. Shank, Elizabethtown; Christ | Alpha Fraternity. The The customs and costumes of | j y
pay day can grow until you have finan- Cover, Mount Joy, and Harry A pha Fraiernity. The ington, D. ( The
. 2 wedding will take place May the peoples of India comprise — | IDEAL FANCY Reg. 2 cans 3§¢
cial independence. Current Rate of re- Cover, Lancaster. 23rd pla iy a colorful backdrop in the | Co fi mati At % P cand 2 an 3c eme
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nfirmation weet Peas 11:0
i plight of “The largest free na
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4 RG ii f tion to remain in a world al | St. Mark s Church Ideal Fancy Semi-Sweet Peas, Ji hand 2 303 cans 354 Scho
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PERSON I qQ Miss Edna May W over hil by! . 2 cans 37¢
A engagement to Jay Harold over hal enslaved Dy givir
’ FREI i rH ah tew, son of John Rettew, CATS The of The Rt. Rev. John Thomas CHOICE ALASKAN Res De 1a) san tall Cc lo «
y & . on a 5 Vike 41a, | Russia's designs on India in re- vistand. Bis : » Diocese | a
aa iLL RL 6 eo. oro. and. the late Mrs. REUeW. | ation to the rest of the world is of Harrisburs wil make mis an.| DANAE Salmomn = only
ie I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice, | has been announced by her par-| i ie world 1s of Harrisburg will make his An- | only
: 1 = ¢ Washington, D. C. were visitors |ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph startling. nual Visitation "to St. Luke's Ideal Fancy White Meat Tuna Fish 7°zcan 38¢ { be ti
A IVA in the boro over the weekend | Sumpman of Marietta. { Humor, tragedy and drama Episcopal Church, Mount Jov { same
MT. JOY, PA.== with Mrs. David Shonk, 126 W.| Miss Sumpman is ‘employed are through out. Hindu snake on Wednesday evening, Mar. 11,1 OLIVAR SPANISH Res 35¢ | to x
™ oR 3 od \ Donegal St. on Saturday and |by A. Werman & Sons, Inc, of | ¢harmers and fakirs add inter- at which time the Sacrament of ! ® 4Y-ox pers
777, 2d A A spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna | Marietta and Mr. Rettew by | €st: The film reaches a climax Holy Confirmation will be ad-| fu fe Olives jar is as
Loewen and Mr. and Mrs. War- | Inter-State Trucking Co., Lan- Pathos at the Hindu’s burn | ministered. The largest class of | Ideal Pork and Beans ©" Vegetarian 2 16-0zcans 93, are
ren Bentzel, of New Haven St. caster. {ing ghat on the banks of the candidates for Confirmation in| ever
———— ——— _ eee theta mesa rn | sacred Ganges river. There an the history of the Parish will be| IDEAL RED | by t
¥ oe Bi an TY ! Indian son is shown cremating presented at that time for the » 16-02 C Th
HM ¢ D) | 4 § i FE hs ¢! A 9 | his own mother in religious rit- | Apostolic Rite of the Laying on Kidney Beans cans mini
9 A; ® (® y O : | ual. Billy Graham, internation-of*hands. ; int i scree
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|ally known evangelist, hails the | Bishop Heistand will also Fresh Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise $2: 18c pintlr Sie agno
new movie as ‘One of the Bet- | preach the sermon on that oc-| made
ter Missionary films of our time casion. The time of the service “ T films
. containing up-to-the-minute is 7:30 P. M., to which the pub- B ig 2¢ ea Bag Sale come
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{ records from three of the most lic is most cordially invited i
strategic spots in the So | : iy : x # You geta 16¢ pkg of 16 ii
Sire § 5 oo i |
| “The Cry of the Orient” has | Railroad Raitos Orange Pekoe Tea Bags for only 2¢ is
| been seen by hundreds of thous-! The average revenue received by | with purchase of £0 pkg at study
| ands of people in Alaska, Cana- Class I railroads of the United the regular price of 43¢-BOTH PACKAGES will
da, Fngland and the United States for carrying a ton of freight | TEA to he
| States. As a res Soa . one mile was only 35 percent greats
fl ro Y tesa ol seeing this | o "i 1050 than in 1938, while in | BAGS © tases
| i i ent of {AOR young Great Britain there was an increase and
yeople re S.C ches o ¢ SION ir : s x . , iri
r ople in rallies, churc les, high of 71 percent in the sanje period. Don’t Miss this Sensational Value! quirl
| schools, colleges, seminaries | ment
[and bible schools have dedicat- native workers have been help- physi
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[ed their lives to the supreme ed also. Souls have been saved | PRINCESS MARGARINE Golden i's 2 108 43c ceive
{ task outlined in this missionary through the ministry of this! PANCAKE MIX Gold Seal 20-0z pkg 13¢ ! case.
[Plctire. Multitudes of God's film. Some permanent (some IDEAL GOLDEN SYRUP ,24-0zbot 234 X-ray
| people have been awakened to short term) missionaries are on | FACIAL TISSUES Fairest 200 pkg 10e by th
give, and thousands of dollars | the field—others are n the is
[ have been collected and : py way, rol tre res- | PREMIUM SALTINES pap ec Joie
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nelled to the mission fields of ponse to “The cry of the Ori- | GLENDALE LUB LOAF CHEESE 2 89¢ | infect
| Japan, Formosa, Okinawa, Kor- ent.” Missionary boards are us- IDEAL TOMATO SOUP 3 core 29s { ment
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| ea, Hong Kong, Philippine TIs- ing the film story to stir up PURE INSTANT COFFEE Ideal Jar 50¢ early
| ands, India, Holy Land, Africa their constituents here at home. chang
| Europe and South America. In (See advertisement on church ACME MEAT PRICES DOWN less c
{addition to helping missions,—- page in this paper.) AND QUALITY ALWAYS "TOP" lies a
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=: Frying Chickens -49 hg
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‘Small Turkeys °* ao §
| Pan Pudding Ib 35¢ | Fillets of Pollock Ib 25¢ Dut
CONTEST CLOSES | “"v!a Scrapple [Fancy Perch Fillets '™ 35¢ Ekart,
MIDNIGHT | a 2 vs 25, Fillets of Haddock Ib 35¢ or
MARCH 7, Ll FRESHER PRODUCE AT BIG SAVINGS ay
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