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HELP
Way 21, 195310
Calvin Kramer, of
On June 14
back to
and Mrs
PERSONALS [fri
Abel will report
duty and expects to be shipped |
His family will con-|
Students Thrilled |. | The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday,
Up To $100 For Your Olid
Refrigerator
Alumni Banquet
Here June 6
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| I\ Mr and Mrs. Ma tinue to reside here.
of = Marietta Ave., this boro, Ie Dinner guests at the home of | §
V turned home recently from vis Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brubaker, of|=——
iting with relatives at Taunton, Suiunga on ere the »
| Mass. id Also spent a few following: Rev. Levi K. Ziegler, Another First
cays in Maine, Lemoyne, Rev. and Mrs. Robe i FOR
You A Mrs. Anna J.
overseas.
By Top Hat Club |
Seventy juniors and
of the high school attended the |
“Top Hat Club” Friday even |
ing, following the annual prom |
floor of the fire-|
|
Invitations have been issued
to the fifty.seventh annual al-
umni banquet to be held Satur
day evening, June 6 in the high
school. A ham dinner is being
seniors |
Goffin is spend The second
Turner and son, Jom, Ma wepared by Alumni members
ing several weeks with her N pL P re: y + | hall was transformed to resemb. |
I lis i - heim and Rev. N. L. Bowers, g and several Mothers. A short | as Lransiorm 0 resemb
. son and taughter-indaw, Mr.| 4 sons. Bud and Ke merican I ressive business will be. held. Qinnet le a “New York Night Club” by
Wy W and Mrs, Henry G. Carpenter. Landisville. . will be served. a short program the Jay.Cees and Joy-Cees to
ist Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Bren-| np and Mrs, John Kreider of ONE POLICY COVERS will be held and following this, brayide pee for teen agors ;
af eman and son Lester, and Joan | coqar Lane were recent visitors entertainment will be featured. |! 80 following thei big wa FB
% Breer, spent Sunday ab Gio- |to New York City where the) POLIO CANCER H. Morrell Shields and three night”, the prom i ER
wan's Gap, Pa. spent six days shopping and al sthers will play music for danc- As the students approached | ull ‘ 3 Es . oo |
7 Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sump- » took number of good AND NINE OTHER oe on one i of the stage the building a flashing sign | { D> SEE AEE LE] G |
: | ‘ vie} ralatives have |. g : | greeted them first outside the LE 2 APPLIANC S |
it | S AMERICA'S FINE WATCH man are visiting relatives here. | shows and attended the Ring DREAD DISEASES The theme of tre affair will buildi : 2 AS 1
uilding
be the “Alumni Carnival”
ote Aa Circus at M: Wdison | plus a billboard an- | ROU
Sat. and Mrs, attractions in | i 4
a] 2 ling Bros.
John Abel yy B 8 nouncing all the
it. | Adam H. Greer, Jeweler
CE AL od 2 laughter, Gail, of Sumpter, $ Sauare GaNIeh. |Scarlet Fever — Smail Pox — which will provide entertain. cluded in the two floor shows. |
87 East Main Street Cc, are spending several weeks : : ; Diptheria io Leukemia — ment to suit your fancy from The “Guests” were greeted by | La
MOUNT JOY, PE NN A with Mrs. Abel's parents, Mr. Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends. Encephalitis — Tularenia — visiting the ‘old picture gallery’. Paul Stoner. as doorman. dress
Kew EI DHT Spinal Meningitis — Rabies —. | Members are asked to keep in ed in his red uniform. Miss Bet- |
Tetanus. mind that this is the next to last sy Bigler was the hostess and)
ers senior Class to enter the assoca- | ojo Snyder Jr., served as the |
I) . P AYS— } Yon, There will be 54 members head-waiter. The waiters ware
inducted this year. After next)... Zimmerman, Nicholas |
— vear’s class enters the associa- Leitner, Ammon Hoffer, War-|
Medical Expenses Sup to Han, will be a closed organiza-
FOR 8 DISEASES
ren Hayman and Norman Gar. |
on Ha REFRIGERATOR-
er, ne guests were
menus by the waiters to order | FREEZER
Plan now to attend your Al-
a MORE Value than Ever!
| i P - :
se prices lower — $6060 to 3201280 55 000° umn Banquet Saturday, June anything that the steward, Mi 2 Appliances in 1-
. pp Q 6, at 6:30 p. m. in the “high chael Pricio, had prepared as- | A real freezer plus a
: : | school auditorium. Preliminary | gisted by the assistant steward. no-defrost refrigerator.
{ refrigeration,
ay with the new *“Tempera-
Candy venders were Miss | tor,” circulftes cold air
Christine Weidman and Mrs uniformly through refrig-
. [ erator section. All parts are
Leitner, who also photographed | propertly refrigerated. No
those at tables. A black and | defrosting of the refriger-
: : { ator section necessary, for
white. color theme prevailed | frost never builds up.
: |
with palms and greens around |
the room. The centerpiece on
— each table were black glass top |
Work was: started at Main hats which were filled with
Barbara Streets Monday | pretzel bits.
| FOR LEUKEMIA AND SPINAL |
MENINIGITIS.
$2,500°°
FOR CANCER
plans are being made by Miss
Christine Weidman, Miss Betsy
Bigler, Arthur Zerphey, Jr.
and Mrs. George Albert.
——
Step Out in the nimblest picce of | $1,25000 Street Repairs Started
Act |
chon | FOR EACH INSURED
| EER OF FAMILY
Gene Eicherly.
Step in for the best deal in town
. a Dodge priced below many models
in the lowest-priced field.
Step Up to the Mobilgas Economy
Winner that topped all other “eights”
on performance. |
Model LH-11K
easy terms
STOP IN TODAY! |
Cooper's
AUTHORIZED
DEALER
live action on four wheels . . . The
Car for Active Americans. MEM-
and
Family Premium and the Bottlers from East Don
their
Bpecifications and equipment subject to change without notice. LOW RATES morning on street repairs in the Morrell Shields served as the
J a WwW i : borough. Streets being repair- master-of ceremonies for the | } SALUNGA, PA.
See Your Dependable Dodge Plymouth Dealer NO Individuals Premium ed are those where water mains [two floor shows. Performers in- | GENERAL i PHONE
. | ere laid last Fall. cluded William Gassman, voc. | i N= >
y Yearly $7.50 were: laid la Fal ee Be YOu | ELECTRIC LANDISVILLE ‘3651
STEHMAN BROTHERS . Sal Pp | ~ Council last week granted a alist; Dr. David schlosser, pian i :
4 i unga, enna. contract for the work to Heisey | ist; O. K. Snyder, Jr., magician | FY RTS Io] at ni SR AMAR A _
| Corn
{
| Brothers, of Rheems, for
egal High School. The Bottlers
bid of $5,600. The bid was the
Yearly $15.00 :
g ini 5 lowest of three submitted. included John Musser, Ross |
| — et Eshleman, Paul Kauffman, Jack |
McKain, Stephen Doles and | !
JAY 0. KULP AGENCY
(i8 W. MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY
PHONE 3-6891
Jny-Cecs, In 1953 Mobilgas Economy Run
enry Is- |
present
Andrew |
Harold Zimmerman,
gar and Earl Rhoades,
of the
K R IEG~- BIZ Mr. Shields. Three
nes =
ed a pantomine
Sn sa —————— Sisters. An orchestra played for | oH
J he ss than by | dancing between floor shows. | %
| advertising. Breakfast was served by the] "5
ll LL A I - a . | chef, Gerald Hostetter assisted |
{ by Mrs. Eicherly, Mrs. Hostet- |
| | ter, Mrs. Pricio, Mrs. Frank |
GET IT T er Young, Mrs. Stoner, and Miss] Sk oD)
A rd, ri Wilma Jane Dommell. Break. | 1:
e . 4 fast included bacon and eggs a |
com $ eo} 4 . A la Top Hat, toast and coffee.
Wilbur Beahm, high school |
and, fo Oo J. MORE BOO : H S STAM PS principal and Mrs. Beahm, and | WITH OVERDRIVE
¢ iE Mr. and Mrs. George Broske |
? GC a were guests of the affair. Pre
| ceeding the opening the atti |
| at midnight, the townspeople |
June Brides Will Like ese i iis visited the room between 9 30 |
i and 10:30 p. m.
wt oon (5 pis in actual gos
+ hi avs! I
A great new name on the highways! T ile Cloths | |
It’s Sinclair POWER-X, the super premium FLORIN
gasoline with 2 to 18% more knock- 54x51 $3.50 | ip | nl els a
frec power ... specially refined for 54x72 $4.25 | Dr. and Mire. Dale W. Gare: |
~~ better road performance in high- | of Landsdowne, spent Sunday
compression cars. To get maximum | ising 4 the Home of Mr. Gai
er's father, . D. Garber, of
performance, make sure your | Florin. St debaker Land Cruiser V-8
engine is adjusted to take Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brinser
advantage of the extra power of | of Middletown and Mr. and 3 2 :
g to p | Mrs. Ralph Mumper and daugh wins Automatic Drive
POWER-X. Sinclair POWER-X = | ter of Neffsville were guests of b
Gasoline contains RD-119%, Cannon Towels | | dor. Je Ms. George Mumper | Championship
Sinclair’; rust inhibitor 65¢ ~ 79¢ each | Mrs Irma Groff of Lancaster
that saves repair bills caused rom gf» aig Mrs. Melvin Tops all other entrants
by fuel system rust. Drive Royal Ruby Glassware Mr. and Mrs Hood Hater and | P
. : . ’ “gy | children of Lancaster Wei a 2 ebb
into your Sinclair Dealer’s and set of 8 $1.95 | Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs | equipped with automatic transmission
try this amazing new 2% Viti nit Lloyd Vogel and family. 4
ry . & Sherbert: _ Goble ts - Fruits Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman | m actual miles per gallon
premium gasoline today. snack sets. | entertained Mr. and ‘Mrs. Nel
: . . : . | son Felty of Lancaster on Sun
Embroidered Pillow Cases . . pair $2.95 J day.
Wool Blan $5 95 Mr. Jonas Lginart spent sev
+ 2507, 00 ankets . i... 5% ach | eral days last week at Warre n, | :
J an 3 Si wan Mr. ae, Mes, Bern | Studebaker Champion
| ard Parker.
each $3.35 | daughter.
ar { Mr. and Mrs. William Smith
each 65¢ | of E-town and Mr. and Mrs. |
| Kenneth Hickernell of Fal
| mouth were Sunday visitors at
| the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
The latter being his
Colored Sheets S1x108 . . .
Colored Pillow Cases 42x36. . .
Decorated Tumbler & Pitcher Sets 7-pc. $2.50
$1.00 | jamin Hess and family. [
Mrs. Fred Roth and Miss
|
The New Colored Pyrex Baking Dishes | Mary Hamilton visited Valley |
$1.25 ow $1.35 | Forge and DuPont Gardens by !
| George Shetter RHEEMS GARAGE
| special bus Saturday.
ing Round Baking Dishes . . . . . each 95¢
Sunday RHIZEMS, PA,
+ i a { Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
asseroles $1.50 Pie Plates 60e y. ;
BH Casseroles 31.5 J { Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCur gar i 4 ; i
|dy of Palmyra and Mr. and'’ a : I
"ws : i Mrs. Edward Beiler of Hershey, |
WITH OVERDRIVE
26.36 actual miles
per gallon
Studebaker overdrive or automatic drive, optional at extra
cost, was used. Come in and try out a thrifty 1953 Stude-
baker—the new American car with the European look.
scores
amazing
Decorated Juice Sets Zp. . +. . .
Todd |
| of Manheim were guests of Mr. !
and family on
Another Shipment of Knee Length Nylons $1} on Mrs. Lillian Hamil
[ ton and family on Thursday
THE NEW SUPER PREMIUM GASOLINE
C. E. LUTZ
Supplier Of Sinclair Products
PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 385
Cotton Crepe Plisse Slips made by “Stardust”
cach $1.95
no ironing — Dries in short time — Get several today
Sizes 32 to 40.
Needs
Elmdale Peas 4. cans 49c| Libby R. A. Cherries ... 25¢
Mr. William Lawton and fam
{ily and Master Wm. Vogel have
| made arrangements to witness
{the double header between the
Phillies and Dodgers at Phila-
delphia on Saturday night.
{ ——— a WC,
| RUMMAGE SALE
~ sale,
by ‘the Shining Star
‘sponsored
Sunday
One Owner—CQuality Used Cars
1952 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER V-8 STARLITE CLUB
COUPE, AUTO TRANSMISSION
1351 CHAMPION 4 DR. OVERDRIVE, NEW TIRES
1951 PLY. CRANBROOK CLUB COUPE
1950 CHAMP 4-DR OVERDRIVE, NEW TIRES
1950 COMMANDER 2-DR. OVERDRIVE
1950 LANDCRUISER 4 DR. VERY CLEAN
1949 CHEVY 4-DR. LIKE NEW
| I Fancy Bart. Pears . 38c| Campbell Pork and 2 School class will be held in the | \I.L PRICED TO SELL
ove is Ave leo. |... = . 95s] Beans. ........ - 3 cans 33¢ | rear\of the Wolgemuth Appli- |
Dealers In This Area eo aia | Socal Cobos g6c || ance’ store, East Main and Delta, RHEEMS GARAGE
COL WBE | UBL MORES terres les Sts., Fhiday afternoon, May 22, | _. RHEEMS, PENNA.
WALLACE D. ZERPHY, Mount Joy RALPH L. WALTERS, Mount loy Libbys Corn .... 2 cans 87¢ | Daisy Flour ...... 10 1b. 79¢ at 2 and Saturday, May | MERRILL JOHNSON. SALESMAN
. 1 NDER, Milten Grove 23, begining at 10 A. M. )
i y JCINS. BE
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