PROMOTED
Jacob Hess, Mrs. Ada Gish
nity met Wednesday at the|[Mrs
The Foreign Relief Sewing edie
were: | Nissley and Mrs. Levi Miiler.,
i [of Woun fo P ! Ih ol VW wi h 12 1053 ) . Hy £8 'F : 3 f
‘ T | reign Relief Group :
. —— ———— | M J h In S vice | 7 | ° Cood Mennonite Church, Many Ww y oi Fe
a RN 0 e | F / “I Walter Ebersole, Mrs. Ir:
ount oy $ er N \ [ 0 W N ‘Sew For The Needy [new garments and comforts) ey E ii ih : 3
hia | weve included in. the articles | Miller, Mrs. Benj. Shank, Mrs.
{ | TTT cowed Paul, Espenshade, Mrs. Lloyd
|
With the 2nd
/ High School
News {of Mr. Oliver G. Ober, Route
| Mount Joy, Pa., recent
was
Marianne Schofield and
while serving in Germany wi
the 2nd Armored Division
Part of western Europe's N
& SEE OUR...
PRING TOPPERS and
non Oberholtzer are the win
ners of the ping-pong tourna-|
SUITS
ments just completed at Mount
Jov High School. Jane Marnin-| TO Army, the 2d is under-goir
In Every Shade and Sevle ger and Jay Barnhart are the | constant field training in Ger [ Mr and Mrs. Henry Mellinger
. runners-up in the girls and boys | Man) land son, Glenn: Mr. and Mrs. | ?
EF JAMBOREE! Yes tournaments respectively. These | Ob F.is pre sently assigned 10 | John Mellinger and children | Someone who was drafted ,
vel length, ever % 95 tournaments, one for the girls | the 17th Armored Engineer | guppy and Diane, Mt. Joy R. D. .
Vel le on vand to | and one for the boy of the { Battalion's Company A asa Miriam Mellinger, Mrs. Andrew | Someone who enlisted ?
happy wear this | school, were sponsored by the fruek driver tid | Zercher, Elias Musser, Mrs. Ab-
We show e¢ of ow | student council which awarded | ast stationed at Indiantown | pay Hess. Carrie Grosh, Mr * WwW !
second | Gap. Pa, he entered the Army [and Mrs Paul Fitzkee and son | Any Serviceman or oman who doesn't
| prizes to the first and
|
in April of last year
| place winners in each tourna-
ment
{| The girl
|
VOT TL | lengtl
ted effect boxy topper i 5 ¥ D95
lel basket-weave wool
ABOARD USS MONROVIA
who entered the
tournament are Mary Bailey Amphibious Force, Atlant
$ 24 | Jane Barninger, Beverly Boyd, | (FHTNC) Serving aboar
ew Gar Jr. Dresses % } oun Braught, Dot Brooks. Jo-|the attack transport USS Mo:
IN ALL SHADES AND COLORS [anne Brown Ella Engle, Delor- | engaged in training Rev. William Hoke
Elinor | ise ranging from the Carril
Kopp
Lois | bean area to the shores of Nort
| Lane Vivian Vietzler
Rutt, Marianne Schotield,
Thome, and Genevieve Zimmer
{es Frantz, Mary
. ‘
Lucie | Carolina is
Spring Blouses
$98
sheer slee
New
man
who entered the first {ton A. Shupp of 333 Mariett
their
Boys
round of tournament are |Ave., this boro
Jay Jarnhart, Jack Jeaston, Shupp is a
Gerald Becker, Gerald Bender, | staft of Commander
Edgar Breneman, Jellrey ous Group 2.
Ben Clinger, Eugene The Monrovia, a vessel of th
[Clyde Ebersole, Harry Atlantic Fleet
cotton veless blouse
white pique trim
Brian,
Drace,
Frey,
Rose,
Rufus E.
{Jack Gilbert, Ronal Gotwalt, | miral USN, | Wittle, Miss Nancy Wittle, Mrs.
Ben Groff, Helmar Guldner, | Commander Amphibious Group Grace Finefrock, Mr Daniel !
{Sam Harnish, Peter Koder,|2. Admiral Rose is assisting in Geltmacher, all of Columbia |
{ Russell Kuhn, Robert Mel- | command of the operation |g p Mr. and Mrs. Ragner Hal- |
{ horn, Harold Milligan, Vernon Known at “Lant Phibex II” (At-| lgren, Mt. Joy i
| Oberholtzer, James Pennell, |lantic Amphibious Exercise 2). | Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher vis |
John Rider, Carl Rider. Carl! fited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gelt- |
| Rohm, Charles Rovenolt, James ROBERT BRANDT IS
[ Shenk, Lester Snavely, Clair| HOME FROM GERMANY
| Wagner, Dick Will. Donald Zer-! fc. Robert Brandt, son o
{ phey, and Tom Zimmerman I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brandt o
| To Solicit for Red Cross
The students in the Senior P.
| O. D. class at Mt. Joy H. S. are |S. Army
[this week visiting the homes of | from
| Mount Joy to solicit
Itions for the American
| Cross. The class plans to can- |
vas the entire community. Some | al home is to visit his brothers
iof the students will help in vis- | Lloyd, at Camp Breckenbridge
charge Wednesday
Pfc. Brandt
Jutzback, Germany
Huiry in and choose from our wide and wonderful array of Spring shoes
. for play, dress-up and school. Every pair—top quality, scientifically
constructed to assure good fit and comfort fo young, growing feet.
Red | the 8th Infantry Regiment.
Oxfords and moc.
casins for boys.
Brown and black.
$3.49 to
|iting the homes of
| Mt. Joy Townships as well
| To Present Play | mi, Florida.
|
assembly at Mit.
Tomorrow's
$5.95 | Joy H. S. will be in charge of |Lou Frank, Jim Metzler, Betty
AR the library assistants of the | Hostetter, Genevieve Zimmer- |
FE school. They will present a !man, and Shirley Wade.
4 ? JOY DEPT STORE i short play entitled “The Novel | The latter part of the
ie | Book.” Those taking part
LL EE ER NR CAS EEE. | play are Charles Rovenolt, | the student political party ral- | ter. Gloria. Mr.
Youth
SE vat { Darlene Schneider, Ruth Ober- | lies for their
{ holtzer, Beverly Boyd, Julia |Government at
ose . 4 : vs Neste Qn
Oy in dy E IY h R d Th 3 il i ] Loewen, Jean Will, Marianne | School
00 7 fs W gre, ed S e U In | Schofield, Nancy Swanson, Lee | T—
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Armored Div. Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt|
Ray G. Ober, visited Mr
Ver. | Promoted to private first class | Mother
Donald G. Shupp, | anq
photographer's mate third class | ang
| USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Bur- | family of Columbia R2, Sunday
member of thelware Mr. and Mrs. William B,
Amphibi- | Mt. Joy R. D. Mr. and
Amphibious For-|
[Ronald Garlin, Donald Germer, | ¢es. is the flagship for Rear Ad- | tice Wittle were Mr.
wR OC i fen .
Nit. Joy R1, received his dig | Columbia.
from the U.|
arrived |
after
J ‘ibu- | spending eighteen months with |
contribu- | Si 8 y | Joy
|
2 rt’s 'S after a rest! "
Robert's first plan after a rest | on Saturday for
apho and | Kentucky and James M., at the
| Marine Corps Air Station, it ent: Mr. and
in | ly period will be given over npc gajem Gamber and daugh-
Day in|
Mt. Joy gh Columbia R. D.
members of the Falmouth vici-, Members attending
and Mrs. Havard
2, | Johnston, of Lancaster, on Wed,
ly | Mrs. Johnston is Mrs. Arndt's
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and Maurice |
Katie Moore |
Irvin Wolgemuth, | ©
Engle and children, |
th | Visitors of Mr
Frysinger and Mrs
Mrs,
8 { Mrs. Don
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[ Daniel and grandson, David
Lee Fox, Mrs. Ray Myers and |
| son Marlyn, Mt. Joy, Mr. and
(Mrs. David Stauffer, Hershey,
‘d | Mrs Anna Mowrer, Landisville,
get the Bulletin?
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Or a box from the Remembrance Com-
mittee?
OPPO
=| Mrs. Stoner Seitz, Mountville, |
of In- |
| dia,
hl Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Harold
Mrs.
Weaver
Witmer visited Mr. |
Ray Gibble and
If so,call 3-4621! Call the Bulletin Office
or send a card to Box 243 Mount Joy.
BEFORE MARCH 15, 1953
a | afternoon. :
{ Visitors of Mr. Ralph Supplee
| Mrs. Oliver Rettew of Colum- |
€ bia R. D.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Aris-
Charles
1QO®
| macher.
| Mrs. Martha Fogie and son]
fl Richard, visited Mr. and Mrs.
fl Alfred Atland and family, of |
Rev. Mrs. R. H. Arndt |
{and Mrs. Ida Eisenberger saw |
the Missionary Film at Mount |
High School Sunday. |
A birthday party was held |
Richard, son |
and Mrs. John Grossman |
celebrated his 5h Birth- |
day. The following were pres- |
Mrs. Ben Eisen- |
| berger, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ry- |
| nier, Misses Kathleen and Hel-
and
>| of Mr
' | who
i ; > ery :
en Rynier, Gap, Mr. and Mrs. | Put these wondc r-working cleaning #3
x aids ore QQ Yr ~ :
Roy Eisenberger, Strasburg. ps 9 Vy oe ning Cleaning
L re —and your home i shine i
| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ab : the time Ths wii =a a hal
were Mr. and ® ame. do the Job speedily
Mr an «easily |. efficiently—and best of
all, they work for pennies! That's ifi
right — they wisk irt at only Bb
rig ey wisk away dirt at only
a few pennies a wisk! Come in today fre
and stock up with all the helpers I
you 1 need to breeze through Spring 3
Cleaning -. . and at our low prices, he
you'll make a clean-up in savings. 3
ram Gamber
ST
esl
rey
and Mrs. Sch-
| uyler Gamber and daughter of |
Miss Louise |
Middletown, Mr. and]!
Em
yt
i Rhoads,
FUSER
Mrs. Havard Johnston, Lancas- |
| ter. |
| Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haldeman |
| and son, E-town R. D and |
{ Miss Louisa Rhoads, Middle
{ town visited Mr. and Mrs. Tow- |
| ard Gamber. | :
Visitors at the ‘Arndt Home’ | QA
| were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fralich, | i : A NN >
{ Miss Mary Lefever, Ivan Lefe- L ; = Fl
: 57 Self-Wringing
| ver, Mr. and Mrs. Havard John-
| ston, Mrs. McConnel and son
[of Lancaster, and Mrs Ida Eis-
|
$1.49
| enberger, Salunga. | : Lo
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Har- | OPENS CLOGGED
ry Weaver were Miss Esther) 1k Er DRAINS
| Longenecker, Mr. Benjamin |
| Weaver, Marietta and Miss |
(Jean Weaver of Ironville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haines!
| visited Mr. and Mrs. Giles Ur. | chin dit
| ban and son and Mr. and Mrs. !
| Henry Rollman and family of ALL OUR MEAT CUT FROM CHOICE GRADE OF
ia ey: hea Salter, Sliven Poss STEER BEEF
ward er and fais ond by 19¢ | Chuck Roast i 65
RoR Pineapple =." 35¢ Round Steak nn 8c
Lunch Meat Loaves Kiunzler 3 1 c
Franks Martin’s Skinless Ib 49.
! Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- |
Boscul ¢
Hi-Suds + 32¢
(ert Frank were Mr. Paul Shires
with 10c¢ coupon inside
Dry Cleans Beautifully 2
|
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shatz Mt. |
| Joy R. D. Mr. Robert Johns, |
| Pvt. William Miiler Pvt. |
[ Donald Kuhns.
Mrs. Edith. Erb, visited Mr. |
and Mrs. Victor Witmer and]
son of E-town R. D. on Friday.
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and
UNION JACK
GrapefruitSect. 1 Oc
MUSSLEMAN
Apple Butter 2 27¢ |
Eating Potatoes
MAINE
10-lb S59¢
sob $2.29
Seed Potatoes
CERTIFIED
Maine Cobbler
FALMOUTH BIBLE CLASS
MEET AT BRINSER HOME |
The Bible Class No. 1 of the |
{ St. Paul's E. U. B. Church, met |
Tuesday evening at the home of |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brins- |
ler, Falmouth. The president, |
| Mr. B. R. Fink, presided. A Bi- |
{ ble contest was included in the!
| regular program.
RODDA
Jelly Eggs
ih 25c¢
| Delicious refreshments were |
| served to the following: Mr. |
| ana Mrs. Harry Dibeler, Mr. | Parkay Oleo. 0 ion Sets
land Mrs. B. R. Fink, Mrs. Har- 2 ba 9 ni .
vey Crum, Mrs. A. M. Shoe- Lbs 4 C BOTTLE AND
maker, Mrs. Lloyd Hemperly, | REG. YELLOW SETS
Mrs. Reynolds Overmiller and!
daughter, Brenda Sue and Mr. |
and Mrs. Charles Brinser and]
family.
The April meeting of the
class will be held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fink, of |
Falmouth. |
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