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A ] into one wonderful costume > . . 3 ..at a price so tiny — it’s almost Intreducing “SWEATER GIRL’ unbelievable! The cotton-knit brief sweater has full rag. 'lan sleeves; Calico sun-dress has extra-long tie sings, whirling sweep skirt. Sweater colors are Coronati "Purple, Sun Gold, Shocking Pink; sun-dress has match (ing sprigs of Calico on Grey grounds. Sizes 10 to 20.” 14-16 W. MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY, PA. THE 1953 CALICO-QUETTE Quality Meats| Lights On KRALL'S Meat Market MOUNT JOY [the solicitor called, the commit- | | EE (From page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns, | “Strikes One In | to our doctors, The Dutch Philosopher (AS OVERHEARD BY JOHN BOYD) Five", Lancaster were Saturday even- Well now, Mrs. Veiss! Come The v he ‘kers were | ing visitors of . and ‘Mrs. | The volunteer workers were [308 vigitoss of Mr. and up on the porch and set down on instructed to leave at every|John Miller, our new gliding swing. Chorch | home some of the literature| Miss Mary Kuhns, daughter{chust bought it for a present to | which they passed out. As you|of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kuhns,| himself. He says he is sick and | 15th birthday, | read this if you happen to be (celebrated her tired of setting down on regular | one who was not at home when | Saturday. chaits and wanis Ae. 3 . : : Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kuhns ed out like. [ tee would like to remind you of | snd daughter visited Mr. and| well now, it certainly is com- | your opportunity to make a|Mps, Albert Englerth, Blossom|fortable—as good as a ped still. contribution directly to the Sec- | Hill, Sunday. Stretch yourself out on it like | retary, Lester Hostetter at the Visitors during the past week you was going to take a nap. See? | Union National Bank. of Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle Chorch says on such a hot night | [of Mr. anc 5 Aristice he will sleep on it out here on : : | were Mrs. Ragner Hallgren andthe porch, | MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS | son Bobbie, Mt. Joy, Mr. and| How about mosquitoes and Donald Cope, and Helen Ma [ Mrs. Joseph Wittle and (such like bucks? | rie Swarr, both of Landisville. [ter Judy, Columbia, Mr. Char-| That don’t worry me because ON | Paul R. Newcomer, Mt. Joy! les Wittle and daughter Nancy he il Dot Stay out all night an 9 ¥ (ree anyway. One good bite and he | R1, and Anna Mae Nissley, Mt. | of Columbia R. D. : will "be inside the house. He Mr. and Mrs. Irvin more of a fuss about one Joy Rl. | John Alan Harris and Bertha |and family visited Mr. and bite than as if he was Irene Gantz, both of 32 Railroad | John Kauffman Sr. of Ironville. bit by a rattle-snake. St., Mt. Joy. | Mrs. Witmer also vigited Mrs.| I don’t like them either. And = | Howard Witmer who is a pa- the more a body scratches the { TFRIGE) : ient at the General Hospital. \worse they itches. They ain't as FULL REFRIGFRATOR LINE | tien : \bad around here though as they With a Wilson freez-| Mr. John Grossman who is ajare in some places like New er yoy don’t fhave tof stooge quer | patient at the Veterans Hospital|Chersey. Over there along the or shuffle through p s of | in Lebanon, spent the weekend ocean people can’t wh on Wels food fo fipd what yo after-— | with his family. On Sunday thepotches of 8 Mgt unless they is hl qasy as oking for | Grossmons visited Mr. and Mrs I know. In Brooklyn it's bad sonje ing in vo of refrigerator. Wm. Rynier, Gap and Mr. I was there 2 week one sum- Sea the mode Geo. W. Lea- | Mrs. Wm. Geltzenlichter, Gor-\nor with my son-in-law and mans, 208 Mount Joy. st Main Street, |donville. some nights when the wind was Adv.| Mr. and Mrs. John Eyer, of/in the wrong direction you could — | Marietta R. D. visited Mrs. Ma: nt walk a block without getting oes 7 YY hn or —- all bit up. Electric : [da bérr, Sunday. Well, people don't set on and Gas e ing | Visitors ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Jac porches much nowadays like |ob Erb Sunday were Mrs. Mary they used to. With this tellyvis- Also Specialize On Lucas, Mt. Joy R.D. and Miss/ion they got to set inside and ARM MACHINE WELDING" [Gladys Weitks Wrights-/then too they all got cars to go F AND CH [nds Sliysamp gs [places in. I remember when I {J ok Witmer attended a birth-| Was, a girl every night all our Automobile and True Welding | *%° 8 lfamily would get washed and |day party on Sunday which was! qregsed for the evening as we [ held in honor of Richard Sch- called it, and we would set on ’ : [neider, Mt. Joy. the front porch. When Chake Cover $s Welding Shop |. Visitors during the past week would come my parents would go | of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fry- inside the house and leave us Delta and Marietta Streets } atic. N » and/alone together. And there we MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-503 | Singer, Mrs. Katie Maore antigo 1 sot’ until Chake would ask { Mrs. Ida Eisenberger were Mr. me if 1 wanted an ice cream WHITE - WASHING | LAWN MQWER.STIARPENING | jand Mrs. Ernest Ebersole and and then we would walk to clfldren, New Danville, Mr. and the drug store to get it. Mrs. Frank Weaver, Lancaster,! And then you would walk | Mrs. Katie Engle, Mrs. Irvinaround the town all evening no AY | Wolgemuth, Mt. Joy R.D. and doubi "til Fue or ten a Mr ¢ we. Pi i es well. Them was the goo DISINFECT [hore and Wes. Paul Mumma, °f ord days. Nowadays tite DOS | | __.ldrive up in their fathers’ cars and { rm Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt away they go without caring | visited the following who are injwhether they get dressed up or [the hospital at Lancaster, Mrs. not—or what time they get back. | Amos Strickler, Mr. Sam Weav-| Yes, today it's different. What er and Mrs. Howard Witmer./is Chake doing with himself this [Sto allo. vied Ir. : Irs. Dice warm afternoon? ; { She also visited Mr ind Mrs He, went fishing early this HESS BROS. FLORIN, PENNA. Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 39-tf | Lancaster. hanna River someplace where | Mr. and Mrs, Havard John-|there is supposed to be some Elmer G. Strickler | ston, Lancaster, visited Mr. and, Phon# 117 Mrs. Abram Gamber. | El , Pa. Ra Pye Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Banquet | “YOU BUY ONLY THE INSURANCE | Fogie and family were Mr. YOU NEED UNDER/MY 1 | and Mrs. Raymond Nace, Rhode wy | Family Security {Island and Mrs. Paul Smith of ; Columbia R. D. inounced as the outstanding ath- Fire » # Auto - - Life Accident & Health - - (From page 1) Mrs. Mamie Zeamer and son lete of the year, and accepted Kenneth, Kinderhook, visited his gift of luggage and a plaque [ Mr. Ralph Supplee. with the modesty of a true star. Mrs. Wm. K. Fogie and son Bob Kunkle, manager of the visited Mr. and Mrs. Al-midget-midgets is known to dig H itali . | Tom, : ospitalization fred Atland of Columbna. linto his own pocket at various AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE | Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt- times, to help his kids along on 35-4 | visited Rev. and Mrs. O./their way with proper fitting | K. Buch, Manheim, Monday. |uniforms and equipment. Visitors at the Arndt Home Young Jay Barnhart had the TTENTION | were Mrs. Richard Bartholo- roomful of diners unconsciously l | mew, Athens, Pa. Mary LefeverSWinging and swaying in their fe Students land friend, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan seats with his “boggie-woogie Lefever, Mr. and Mrs. Havard numbers on the piano. Joe Pro- se of Musical | Lancaster, Mrs. L. C.pochek livened up the affair yo! Shale, ag- James, Millers- from the very start with his pol- So |kas on the accordion. nd piano Oldtimers missed the Rev. El- i ano. | i re : til 9 0 | Brenneman. visited the follow- ier Keiser, who is now in 2 10 13 Noon {ing during the past week: Mrs. Bloomsburg, but the Rev. W. L. | Josn Witmer and son, E-town Koder was an excellent substi- ‘David Hess Music Shop =o. Mrs. Jonas Byler, Mt. Joy tute. { | | Mu [12 weeks { Instrument cordio Rees and son [Teachers on tRunipet, clarinet | ville. | Sache I aT a find ; Mrs. Edith Erb and Mrs. Pearl | Open Evenings Except Wednesda [R.D., Mrs. Percy Campbell att George Broske, coach of the 106 N. Market Street | the Columbia Hospital who is rifle team, was making every- ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. [the proud mother of a baby boy, one acquainted at his end of the 16-4c¢ | Mrs. Riddle of Stewartstown, table and a lively conversation | York Co., and Mrs. Betty Bros- ensued. ley, Silver Spring. | George Hauck, John Day, } - -—— ldohn Lichty and Charles Heaps |were all duly honored and stood up and took their respective . ‘Sample Fair i a bows. | | A humorous note was inject- At Salunga led into the two-hour banquet {when toastmaster Groff found A Sample Fair, sponsored byhimself in front of the micro- [the Ladies Aux. of the Salunga|phone instead of behind it on | Fire Company, will be held on/numerous occasions. Some wit 4 | Friday evening, May 1, in Coop-suggested he moved too fast for |er's Electrical Appliance Store,a standard mike and needed a | Main Street, Salunga at 7:30 to|walkie-talkie instead. 9:00 p. m. Real oldtime Oldtimers’ were There will be plenty freelintroduced, among them being cats, including Aunt JeminaJoe Brenneman, George Gilham have no accident, but if and her pancakes. There will be| Charlie Cassel, Everet Mylin, § your car should injure | an admission charge. |Carol Stauffer and others. someone could you afford re -— | A lump came up in some to pay a costly claim? 2 | pyLL REFRIGMRATOR LINE {throats when “Doc” Garber was That's when it pays to Does gates; 1) have|asked to take a bow. Many pres- have Automobile Liability la place to”keep fresh meat . . well remember how they us- Instance, | a place for just the right cold|ed to gather ‘round in his drug 3 for méat? The new 1953 West-|store years ago and talk over ©. EULP AGENCY i ing house ree xefri a: and games. Doc stayed to iE General Insurance i | tors dog i eat + ers| they very end of the affair too. } 16 W. Main St. Mt. Joy Fy j /| Congratulations "from all*" to ig freez- i | keep 18 ppundé Phone 3-6891 fresh and have’ ers. Spack Rackgfn the door. “easoary Bd p Large Humidrawers. warrrons See them today at Geo. W. Lea- . tans 208 East Main Street, 17-tf | Mount Joy. Ady. pou're lucky and FINE PRINTING DONE (0 YOUR ORDER at this newspaper, shop al 3 ee co | Calvin Campbell and family atl Ring down on the Susque-| 4 for, selling, 187 tickets big fish. Maybe we will have fresh fish for supper tonight. I only hope they ain't catfish, be- cause they are the dickens to get ready. Well now, if Chorch caught a fish and didn't clean it himself he would certainly not get any for his supper. Cleaning a fish I things! Oh, they ain't so bad except catfish and eels. Them you got to chust won’t do. Ugh—the smelly | The Bulletin; Mount Joy; Pa., Thursday, April 30, " A. skin because their skins is too tough to eat. Ei, yi, yi! Eels I would never | eat at all. They remind me of a snake still. Eels is good to eat. Chake says when he was.a boy his Uncle| Choe used to take him along| sometimes when he went out on| the river at night to bob for! them in a row boat. | What do you mean bob for| them? That I never heard tell of.| Chake says you got a whole! lot of worms and threaded them | like on a fish-line and then wound them up like a ball. You didn’t use no hooks. The eels grabbed hold of the worms and | you pulled ih the line 'til you| came to the eels and then caught | them in such a little net and] throwed the eels into the bottom, of the boat. Sometimes, he said, they would come home with al whole bucketful of eels. I betcha no women went along on such a trip. sport for girls, Imachin being in| a boat at night with eels wrigg- | ling 211 around a body's feet. Did you ever touch a live eel, Mrs. Espenshate?’ | Me? Heavens no! I wouldn't] touch a dead one even with a ten-| foot pole as the saying is. | Well, if you did you would! know what it means when a per-| son says something is as slippery | as an eel. They is really slippery. | When you catch one by mistake on a hook Chake says you got to put sand on your hands to] hold it long enough to get it un-| hooked. In fact I believe some people chust cut the line off and throw the eels and the hook back | into the river. But they are good) to eat—that I know. f Well, I have lived this long] without no eels and I guess I can get along without them the rest of the way. You're not going already are you? It's early yet. I had best get over home be-| fore Chake gets back, chust in case it's catfish. Well, good means no eels. Thanks — good bye. FLORIN The revival services that] were in progress for the last 2) weeks at the Brethren Church) closed on Tuesday evening with| ten converts. Rev. Joseph Moy-| § er was the Evangelist. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Eshel- No—that would not of been ||! 8 Ta : a a a a rr re = = CANVAS AWNINGS, tailored to fit your taste, prote the home from intgnse summer heat. Correct struction and per installation as- sure appfarance and coolness. / HS. Newcomer & Son Inc. MOUNT JOY, PA. RRS Anniversary Sale MAY 2nd Through MAY 9th = Savings! Savings! Savings! 15% oF ALL JEWELRY INCLUDING ' DIAMONDS STONE RINGS and WATEH BANDS ADE-IN SALE We will allow tgp prices on your old waich. This 1s the timefto buyfthat DIAMOND and those WEDDING Also th@gse GRADUATION and MOTHER'S DAY You Wili B r Koser's Jewelry Store 16 East Main Street Phone 3-5404 Mount Joy, Pa. Open Fridays and Saturdays till 9 P. M. wezed at the Amount You Can Save mallet EEC man entertained the following on Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Jos-| eph Moyer and daughter of Vernfield, and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Eshelman and family. | Mr. and Mrs. Landis Hess) spent the weekend with the for- mers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hess at Loysville, Per- ry County. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman called on friends at Annville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Mump- er and Mr. and Mrs. John Ben- der were guests of Mrs. Mary Hoffman and daughter at Reeds Gap, Juniata Co., on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhart of Elizabethtown called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Liggins visited the latters Aunt, Mrs. Ida Easton at Middletown, Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. James Arndt returned to their home at Port- land, Ore. on Sunday after spending 10 days here with rel- atives. Mrs. Mary Sabinash and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Wal-! ter Rife and daughter of Lan- cagter visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arndt on Sunday. A QP rer rr AWARDS GIVEN TO STUDENTS | AT SPRING MUSICAL Jay Barnhart and Shirley Eby received the Zeswitz Music Tro-| phies as the outstanding band instrumentalists, at the Spring Musical held last evening in the) High School. Clair Wagner, Jr., received an award as outstanding chorus] member. Jerry Rutt and Robert Resch received $3 and $2 respec-| tively, plus a trip to Shibe Park J between | them.* Mr." Geo. Houck will ac-| company them on the trip. | Charles Zeller, Ben Clinger, Bill| Zimmerman and Tom Kear.| May you continue to have many| more successful years,both in] sports — and at a true sport. | hn the Best unt AON YA a EB) for each puppose ! Century- Tested HOUSE PAINT The miradle lustre finish for kitchen aid bathroom walls and the woddwork throughout the house. # looks and washes like baked enamel. Dries in 4 hours. The very first ready-mixed house point made in America. Pro- vides @ satiny-smooth finish with an elastic quality that resists all kinds of weather. 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