b—The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa, \pril 9 10953 1 it eos only one nail or a Church Built In 1707 . u 0 TT Te
——— ee Fan SE complete overhauling from the g NEWTOWN
. structed and substanti ally erect wa | Aided By Antique 7
R M start to finish, see that it is (From page 1)
ur al ed, leads these people to realize | gone. It will not only hassling SEE
" . "oe ,| The Presbyterian Church, one ; ; i bs
(From vars © that there is a well kept farm, | you but will help tremendously : Te ay hn Se Pa. Ignoring red traffic signal. | Sunday visitors of Mr. and
or t take ide seeing | in the delivery of your mail, © . [ Mrs Har Cora: . ig
A for they take pride in seeing phe delivery of your mail, | Delaware, was founded |NO operators license. ; | Mrs. John Miller were Mr. and, Pa@l Them! Be Convinced!
it may be surprising 1 Kho that small things as well as the of to the hauling an a in 1657 and the present build Ogear S. Kohr Jr, Middle-| Mrs. Richard Gingrich and chil- ’ T its T 1 B
a) » surprising 0 Know ng of about 50 to; of ‘0a hi 4 | . wilting = vine i ark VR
the percentage of people who Mao items are well kept and HE OF alt ac 5. onl ing was eonstructed ih. 1107 town R1, Pa, Permitting a vio- dren, Lancaster, Mrs. Jack Mil Here sa erri Cc owe! uy
will casually glance at the en- well preserved be received by the Postmaster, dnd has been in constant use in ation —— —-— -. oe and children i ig EY 9 Learned, orators:
trance to your lane, or the place So why not use April 13 to! Persons interested will kindly the ensuing vears., The structure Lk . an | Easter Sunday inne! But sts made by CANNON, the largest manufacturers of towels in the world.
you have your mail box. A 18 as the time vou will look ov- | get in touch with the Postmast- | has been completely restored to | TRINITY RUMMAGE SALE of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt The book of coupons mailed to your home offers you a sensational value
neatly painted box well con- er that mail box, and no matter or at Mt. Joy for full particulars | ''S 1707 original beauty. This|T¢ BE HELD APRIL 24 - 25 were Mr. and Mrs. Habet M., ,, « the opportunity to acquire, week by week, the 12-Piece Watshed
p——— . > ny yn "_|work has been aided to a con-| A rummage sale will be con- | Khelghatian and children of Set in four pastel shades of Platinum Label De Luxe Cannon Towels,
——— - . A. Nr : ; adies Bible Ridley Park. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. | Worth $16.00 of anyone's money, for only $8.00 with purchases of $10.00
siderable extent by an annual |ducted by the Ladies inte ark, Fi, MI. an 'S:| or more (Meats, Groceries or Produce) each week for 8 weeks with
| Antique Show. Class of the Trinity Lutheran |Havard Johnston, Lancaster. the coupons. This week we offer
9 This year the Show will take | Church on April 24 and 25 / Visitors during the past week Big 24 x 46 in. Largest, Thickest
[place in the old Academy Bldg. [the Parish house basement. fof Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gamber . PI . L b I
a and Ars enal “On the-Green”| The sale will open at 1 p. m.|were Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gam Most Luxurious atinum Labe
on April 22, 23, 2 24 from 11 a.m. |on the 24th and at 10 a. m. the | ber, and daughter, of Colum iD L
> [to 10 p.m, Ain April 25 from |25th. If anyone wishes to dis |bia R.D., Mr. and Mrs, Havard annon uxe
11 am. to 6 p.m. Food will be [pose of articles discarded from | Johnston, Lancaster.
Iserved in the Secret Garden | housecleaning the class will ap-| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- iH
cach day of the show preciate them. Articles will be [rice Frysinger, Mrs. Katie
. : accepted at the Parish house on | Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisenberg- :
tarts Il ay, pri $2.17 PER SHARE Thursday evening prior to the er, were Annie Zercher, Mrs Aig A Real Yith Soupen
$2, ‘R SHARE ey : . and purchas
Earnings after all charges ac- | sale. Ray Myers, Mt. Joy, Mr. and Pa $2.25 Valve of $10.00
cruing to the common stock of Mrs. Havard Johnston, Lanc., for only oF more
YOUR CHOICE Pennsylvania Power & Light HATFIELD MALE QUARTET | Mrs. Henry Mellinger and Liz- |
x / 12 Company for the twelve months | AT EAST PETERSBURG | zie Copenheffer, Mt. Joy R. D., | ith oxy > h
period ended February 28, 1953 | The Young Adult Class of the | Mary Hess and her Sunday | ; Wi oupon &.$10.00 purchase
CHOCOLATE BRIDCE MIX : oie
CHOCOLATE PEANUT CLUSTERS
CHOCOLATE COVERED PEANUTS
os 7
BIG ASSORTMENT
DRESSER
SCARFS
37
TALCUMS
SHAMPOOS
LOTIONS C
TOILET WATER
HAIR TONIC Plus tax
RAINBOW
NAPKINS
RAYON CREPE
BLOUSES
200 COUNT
29:
66:
LADIES
METAL
STOOLS
17
MEN'S
DRESS OR SPORT
SHIRTS
19
LADIES
PERCALE
APRONS
hi:
HOUSE
BROOMS
BLUE STAR
11:
A REAL BUY
TEA
TOWELS
14.0
BELGIUM
RUGS
19
Size 22x44
14 - 168 W. MAIN ST.,
HY wait any longer for that big.
W car motoring thrill you've always
wanted?
Why — when this big, beautiful Buick
SPECIAL is ready to give
wonderful road-bossing for just a few
dollars more than the low-priced cars?
Here you get the gingery go of a big
and able Fireball 8 Engine that’s raised
to the highest horsepower in Buick
SPECIAL history—with fuel-saving high
compression to match.
You get a ride that's level, luxuriously
soft, steady as a streamlined Diesel—the
Buick Million Dollar Ride of all-coil
springing, torque-tube drive, X-braced
frame, wide Safety-Ride rims.
You get room even more spacious than
before — rich fabrics, finish and fittings
—horizon-wide visibility—handling ease
that would please even a sports car
enthusiast.
You get, if you wish, the miraculous
smoothness of the new Twin-Turbine
Television treot—
tne BUICK CIRCUS HOUR-
every fourth Tuesday
52 BR
PHONE
AN]
A SAMPLE
RIDE TODAY !
you such.
Even its
Dynaflow Drive* with its
spectacular getaway — and
Power Steering* to make
parking and slow-motion
maneuvers a breeze,
So why miss the fun and
superb comfort of driving this g gorgeous
looker and dazzling performer — when
the price of this '53 Buick SPECIAL is
just an easy step over those
called “low-priced three”?
Come in, try it, compare it
thing you've seen for the
and we're sure you'll say:
pleasure!”
*Standard on Roadmaster, optional at
other Series.
al nrogram on Sunday
alt 7:30 p. m.
Quartette, Hatfield, Pa.
pear on the program.
invited.
stock outstanding at such date.
revenues for the
twelve months ending February
28. 1654 were $88,059,277. an
increase of 3.3% over last year's!
sponding period.
—— ——
Operating
Public
Corres en.
Bulletin Advertisers. tising in the Bulletin.
Patronize
were $10,729.267, equivalent to East Petersburg Church of
$2.47 per share of common Brethren will sponsor a music-!
evening |
The Hatfield Male | improving
will ap-
| When in necd of Printing. (any- | Stewart David of
ai
the | School Class of the Cross Roads
Brethren in Christ Church paid
a visit to Mrs.
from her recent ill-
Group singing and prayer
is | was offered by the class.
| Mrs. Matilda Derr visited Mr. |
|and Mrs. Stewart Derr and son |
Hazelton, on |
| NESS,
| Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kauffman,
About the best habit you can acquire is
systematic saving. Every pay day, make
a deposit. Plus regular earnings, your
fund will grow.
5 OMAN AT i
oe Ly JOY; PA.
Yr a A Ke
Mr. and Mrs.
family, Sat.
| Ironville, visited
[Irvin Witmer and
| evening.
Mrs. Minnie
Kinderhook, spent the weekend |
Geltmacher, of
| with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gelt-
| macher
Mr. Jacob Erb visited Mr.
{and Mrs. Milton Erb, Mt. Joy
R. D. on Friday.
Robert Witmer celebrated his)
10th birthday Wednesday, Ap- |
ril 8th. |
Visitors during the past wok]
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogie, |
were Priscilla Fogie, Mr. Harry
Fogie, Phila., Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Crawl, Mt. Joy, Mr. and
|
|
|
|
|
and family.
Mrs. Harvey Barton and grand-
son and Mrs. John Haverstick,
Columbia.
Visitors at the “Arndt Home"
were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lefever
Mary Lefever, Mrs. Robert Ben- |
edict and sister, Lancaster, Mr. |
Edgar Lefever, Conestoga, and
Mrs. Ida Eisenberger of town.
Pfc. William Miller, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller spent |
the weekend with his parents, |
Pfe. Miller is stationed at Camp
Lejeune, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver
were Easter Sunday guests of |
thrill and
of the so-
with any
money —
“This is a
extra cost on WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT
BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
IN 50 GREAT YEARS
S. F. ULRICH, Inc.
505 North Market St.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers of]
Kinderhook.
Mrs. Serena Fogie spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Fo-
gie of Mountville.
Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle
and daughter visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ragner Hallgren of Mount
Joy on Sunday. Mr. Wittle cele-
brated his 84th birthday last
week.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Dan-
iel Geltmacher, were Mr. Ray
Keith, Lititz R. D., Miss Marian
Nauman, Mt. Joy, Mr. and Mrs. |
| Wilbert Witmer and sons of E. |
| Petersburg. |
| Pfc. Wm. Miller, Camp Le-
| jeune, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Hath-
(away Brenneman, Mt. Joy R.D.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Frank and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Witmer
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Landis, Lititz and = Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Martin, Lititz
R. PD.
Miss Ruth Wittle visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Wittle and
daughter, Columbia and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Wittle, Colum-
bia R. D. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartzell, Nazar-
eth, Miss Nancy Wittle, Colum-
bia R. D.,, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Wittle and daughter, Columbia,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Aristice
Wittle.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt-
macher, were Easter Sunday
breakfast guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Keith and family, Brun-
nerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmach-
er and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Smith and family, at
Wrightsville, Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Breneman, Mrs.
Edith Erb and Robert Witmer
visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Garner and family of Wrights-
ville R.D. on Sunday.
John Grossman, who is still
a patient at the Veterans Hos-
pital Lebanon, spent the week-
end with his wife and children.
- ———— Ae ee
DID YOU KNOW?
The average U. S. physician
works a fifty-eight hour week
and sees twenty-eight patients
in a typical day, according to a
survey made among 134,000
prysicians.
Frysinger who is|
She, Cannon Hand Towel
and Face Cloth
A $1.50 Value Cc
Both, for only
Box of 12 Cakes
Lanolin
BATH SOAP
$1.00 value only
and any coupon in b coupon in book
74
Damp-Proof Sterling
SALT
Choice of
4 Pastel
Colors
The New Ideal 1009, Pure
Instant Coffee
is Pure
Whole Milk
«-only the water removed
And Vitamin D Enriched Regular or lodized
4:33 | 325
Stuffed Olives =" "39°
Princess Margarine 2-43°
Improve Your Salads with Fresh Hom-d 2 Qc
and
coupon
Reg. 99¢
4-0z jar
MAYONNAISE =~
Quart Jar, 49¢
: 25°
jar
SPECIAL!
C 0 a N Kernel 2 2 Be
®
Salad Dressing
For Better Meat Buys, it's Acme Every Time
STEAKS
Oc
An Acme Feature
Acme Freshly Ground
HAMBURGER x +
PORK SHOULDERS nr ©37¢
C BY I C K E N S Pan Ready Fryers or ib 49c¢
Fully Dressed Stewers
LEAN PLATE BOILING BEEF "19c
TASTY SKINLESS FRANKFURTS
Meaty Fresh Sausage 39¢|Pan Pudding > 35¢
Lebanon Bologna 720 33¢ | Fresh Scrapple 2 'bs 25¢
FILLETS OF POLLOCK 1b 19¢ | FANCY PERCH FILLETS 1h 35¢c
FANCY HADDOCK FILLETS 1b 35¢c [CLEANED WHITINGS 1b 19¢
16-02
cans
U. 8. Gooa
or Choice
Tender Sirloin
We want you to try the Bread made with Louella Butter, so
WE'LL GIVE YOU A LOAF OF
BREAD FREE if we fail to mention Louella
Butter Bread to you before
you leave the market.
You're Sure to Like Louella Butter Bread
it's old-fashioned home style - - thin sliced - - and there are
3 kinds, White, Whole Wheat and Protein. Only prize-winning 2 Be
Louella Butter is used for shortening. Try it! Dated loaf - - -
SUPREME ENRICHED BREAD 'argeloaf 15¢
Extra Speciall Crunch-Top Va. Lee 3 5 «
a
La. Ring Cakes
Extra Special! U. S. 1. New Fla. White
POTATOES
5.29
GOLDEN SWEET CORN 4-29
See-al
FANCY TOMATOES prastic 19°
Pascal Celery 2 stalks 29¢| Fla. Radishes beh Ga
Looal Spring Onions °c" 5¢|Mixes Senin" Pko {5g
Glenside Park Grass Seed 5 Ib bag 1.89
2-Yr. Field Grown Rose Bushes Sur-Gro =a | 49
Ideal Pure Concen. Orange Juice 2 33¢
Seabrook Spinach Leaf or Chopped 2 14-0z pkas 39¢
Prices Effective April 9-10-11, 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved.
TY
=
At
ner n
Club
er, L
gemu
Gove!
gave
ienda
lectio
he ha
since
The
meeti
Newce
joinin
briefl
aspect
Florir
the in
the bi
ally, |
He m
is par
Joy a
turn f
Suppo
Newel
better
fo joi
work
dently
vices
See
For
Ext
A sy
a mer
issued
tensiol
Home
of Pi
meetir
be he
April
audito
Grade
AS
an or;
youth
high s
(18 {tc
will b
the yo
Sim
many
state
succes
the St
is in c
Clubs
to ass
Lanca:
No
the ne
zation
ty for
ties
while
or in
“Wi
tension
county
tension
Yvonn
sion V
le to
and le
develo
ior Es
free tc
Miss (
ganiza
lookin
portun
in the
VFW
Joint
Mou
eign V
Auxili
install:
April
Mt. Jo
ly foll
freshm
Kaylor
Wea
ble to
the VI
Monda
will be
boards