dThe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pu . Thursday, August 13, 1953 ‘Affairs of State | Reading Fair
Opens Today At | FLORIN Contest ee aod qT PLaYHOUS
Gretn la | = EEE | improved varieties
Mount Gretna a pl yhouse he Ladies’ and Men's Bible | Deadline Aug. 22 rains are undergoing tests at | ©
say i 5 ory ha Te Ne st and largest “Straw Hat'' The LY
STRAINS SHOW PROMISE
Promising strains of new and
EXPERIMENTAL CEREAL Im
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: 3 classes of the Maylown Church the Pennsylvania State College, |
LAKE and BEACH Gene P. Otto, co-producer at God held their class n Reading, Pa..,—Contests and 1, cording to C. S. Bryner, ag- | Sam THURS., AUG. 13 THRU WED., AUG. 19
the Gretna Playhouse i ne 11 { Vi nd Mi ompetitions continued to oc-| ist hi SF these A Family Play of Modern Comedy
- rp al ( eo VIX ( Irs ! ronomist in charge of these ex . .
J r Op 2 A tr 3 nb ' wv the at 4 f Reading : ”
FINEST IN SWIMMING & SUN-BA THING to the theatre. At the George Mumper on Tuesday | the attention x Reading | “AFFAIRS OF STATE
- . age of nine, he first felt the|evening and at th me time | Fair officials this week. » of \ ighes rielding STARRING “FAVORED” HARRY SHEPPARD
A BEAUTIFUL SPOT TO RELAX lure of greasepaint nd did hel \ | lo} Fven though entries in the Une of the highest yi ding It o TARRING funny! It's a hit with love and politics, really
: n ip 1 HIM varieties of wheat in the 175- mixed - Washington, D. C. - setting. oh
Yep FOTN omething about it le ther { { oF I » tale ontest rnd . 4 wok . a i Se s $1.25 . Reserved Seats, foam
Mount Gretna Of oo cd to ther h ; belo I | \1 n A gy or oo yo? [SIrain experi tal Blots cas 's2. 00; uray, $0.25 ene ats Foam Robber: special Rate
eset Pd ! Mo vil ! Ro ammon | cially CHOBE sry ives small amount of rye to G ) Clubs - Also Plan to Raise Money.
A NEW GOLF DRIVING RANGE, MINIATURE GOLF, ran off with the Sclls-Floto nd child: and I Viola | midnight, there was no relief in | ‘blood,” said Bryner, an indica- Mak -
PICNIC AREA, PLAY HOUSE AND circus, Later he found out- | Brici | fe by plan tht for the hard working fair [ tion of the value of such pecul- f =
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ide the ide how beating a |; Puc! Rico, on Sunda n. They were confronted | r grain One of the largest
THE BAR & GRILL OF THE frum wher ( cet to wnd two ith still another contest—the a ph Pos grains consists 100 |
GRETNA TIMBERS IS NOW OPEN With show. sin in oy Vr. and Mrs. Frank iss Reading Fair” beauty |p 129 miscellancous strains of i |
A BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM AND BAR. RO on Mi contest—in which entries €105¢ | yhoat obtained from the U. S.
y in such plays as “The Roundup ou A Yost oy SaLuroay, Aug. «a Department of Agriculture. A
FUN AND RELAXATION FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY, Ben Hur” and “Rip Van Win- and d hier a son-in-law ol I'he beauty contest, one of the | few of these are exhibiting use- SATURDAY, AUGUST 15th
26-1 Bkle”. In the latter show, he Falmouth, visited Mr. and Mrs. [richest in the nation, offers a|fuyl characteristics under Penn-
played the part of Rip's Jai . Eichler on Sunda | veritable treasure trove of priz-|gylvania conditions, Bryner Joan Lee & Her Orchestra
pent . The contest carries a first Of another lot of 39
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Gene has vivid memorie ol
Fo ig » from Wednesd: » Sunday | prize of $1000 cash, and nine |gtrains obtained from various
| A his one stands with Uncl ! la G ! r cash prizes amounting to experiment stations, perhaps 10 | SUNDAY, AUGUST i6th
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take care of the bloodhound Messrs Jame nd Danie 2,000 worth of merchandise |yarieties. | Ti Ww . h T
Escl ch of Poltsiown vere ift awards. Pennoll still is the leading | ny rig t rio
and lead them over the parade
Tom’s Cabin”. It was his job to 300. It also offers more than |.yentually will appear as new
GET : | AT route. They always had a pai vi Under the beauty contest|wheat variety for this State, |
pide before the show Vit BF K y Shher single or Maree | | consistently : its Sunday family dinners will be served starting at
and evening perfor vi Shy or : omen are eligible to compete. | nearest competitors by two or 1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and
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| | \ mance. The “Tom” show played | a4 & V:1 : Bieler | is open to women | three bushels per acre in wide-
BOO H 5 < Harrisburg Lancaster, Yorl Mr I. B er, Visi ix Eastern Pennsylvania [spread competitive trials. Turkey.
2nd other cities of this area.’ ¥ v 4 counties - Berks, Schuylkill St: SY
Those were the days when pric J on aay { .cbanon, Lancaster, Chester Everybody reads newspapers buf |} |
es were 10, 20 and 30 cents. In vir ahd Vivs. Arthur MceCur- tq Montgomery. There is No | NOT everybody reads circular ad- |§| |
cidentally Gene was one of th ly of Paimyn pa Saturday | charge to enter. vertising left on their door step. |
{ “darkies” in the production vening with 1 latter’s moth . es [ {
| SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE In Harrisburg, Mr. Otto"took | °F Mrs. Lilien MIDGET MIDGET'S | .
over the Chestnut Street Aud | SCHEDULE 1 —
| ver fhe Therion, | Ey | | CHEDUL Carnival Vaudeville
OF DRESS FABRICS name stars to this area. As co Schools 10 Mars 1 : |
, itl Cl ' go © (TF Trial August 18—Marietta Home 3
{ producer with 1arles iF ogh rrom > 1) A ucust 25 P. 118 Home |
| ! (From pote 3) August 250 JAMES B. HEILIG | § t N ht A t 15
i lan, he is bringing to MH Gret Mr. Roy H Ty ual : August 28—Manheim Home| { a ® 1g 3 u us
| S59¢ Dimity + ww vie Now Only 49c¢ vd. na, beginning Aug. 13, “Affairs Vir. Harry Kuhn, J: or Funeral Director | !
of State”. This is a smart The 1933-54 term. will Open | rp gE | i ~
. “ . 5 vs irsic omedy: i i op \ faculty meeti on Mx JOY, PENNA. | > 20M @ > resents
| S5¢ Dan River “Wrinkle Shed” . . 69c¢ yd. [prime comedy a oo ate 4 : Elmer G. Strickler MouNE JO A The Rheems Fire Co. Presents
yer unusual triangle set in|day, Aug. 31, and all pupiis, !
| 95 Tissu : Gi 5 . 3 N 79 d present day Washington The | cept kindergarten, will report | Elizabethtown, Pa. Phone 117 | 101 RANCH BOYS
C ISSuUc¢ MSNAMS ¢ + » ow Cc yd. story revolves a shy, little | the next day at 8:30 i. Ki “yOU BUY ONLY THE INSURANCE | Hillbilly Music You will All Enjoy
school teacher, Katherine Gregg | dergarter pupil Will Lien YOU NEED UNDER MY Yadio anc ecording Stars
{ $1.19 Bemberg Sheers . $8 Now 89c¢ yd. who is persuaded to marry a half day se ms, orning {rom COMPLETE {
| wealthy Senator, James Cade, 9:00 to 11:45 and after Iv S THE MUSICAL CHEFFS |
1.69 N 1 re rs : to cover his romance with the|irom 1:00 to 3:50 [hose y > |
| $ yion C epes . . . . Now $1.39 ambitious wife: Pauline Drake, | attend the mornin ession | Fad 3 ecurity Something ‘Different, Novelty Musical Act |
~ . jof an ex-Secretary f State,! first semester will at 1 the ai -— | :
$1.19 Non Crush . . Now 89 yd. (17. sneppard. The tempor. | ternoon session the second sem Fire - - Auto - - Life EATS GAMES AMUSEMENTS |
Gita imine. tit tor and. vi pe ftey i & alth - - . .
; W . vy Ss ary wife is a charming, intelli- | ester anc ce Vi Aft 1 Accident Health Good old fashioned chicken corn soup
89¢ “Dan River” Ginghams . . Now 75¢ yd. gent hostess and secures for the study of the number ob child Hospitalization GATE PRIZES — PARKING FREE
i Senator an appointment as Ur registered, parents will b Ll Sie
| I AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE ADMISSION BY DONATION ONLY =
59¢ Seersuckers : i Now 49c¢ yd. der Secretary of State Al «| fied which session their child-] 35.41 |
Bar ! Ve and po lilies, in will atten Dent GY IG
fair in lov nd politics. Includ-| ren wi Fe, eee ape
Rawr] ed in the cast are Wyley Hor were erm
S9¢ Dotted Swiss. . . . . Now 40 yo. Ie I oe OO A or bo Stoll :
er oi Le 2 | I ———
! Department and James Ray as FREE
as ; : i ) MATINEE
81 X 99 “Cannon $2.79 ||ihe Senator's butler. vy Y SATURDAYS
Sheets . . . , Stan. he: i ORIN , EVENINGS
{ Audiences wi )( lappy to | an : . ND
otf tld SATURDAYS THEATRE HOLIDAYS
CARNIY AL
: 0 find Harry Sheppard back on
‘Cannon” Fitted Sheets single bed size $2.69 Be iar Yio va ston
last Wednesday on the Kraft
“Cannon” Fitted Sheets double bed size $3.15 |} Television Theatre, televised in
6-8-10 P. M. 2:00 P. M.
—— Mount Joy, Pa.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 - 15 )
For the ESTHER WILLIAMS — JACK CARSON -in-
Follows Townson “Dangerous When Wet”
New York. “Affairs runs for | A
“Cannon” Fitted Sheets 34 bed size i $275 [gone week to and including Aug. REE ENTERTAINMENT
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MOUNT JOY
ISAT. AUG. 15, 1953
VIRGIL NEAL
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EAST & WEST INEGAL .
ASE & WEST DONG MONDAY TUESDAY, AUGUST 17 - 18
Local representative is: JOHN HODiAK — JOHN DEREK -in-
Victoly: No. 10 was scored in
R. D. 1, MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
| CERT WEDNESDAY AUGUST 18 -
. CARY GRANT — DEBORAH KERR -in-
« return game with Litiz on the
local field by the score of 16-3.
Jim Brown repeated his pre
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It was Brown's third win again
st ~ d feats. In addition to his REFRESHMENTS GAMES | “DREAM WIFE
vite \ O 1e drove in six ‘un DO
i ng. x ror D ay 4 ed OUR F CHICKEN CORN SOUP Eastern
ed triple With. the bases loa OUR FAMOYS Ln y PIONEER COMING:
He ee rr 2 HYBRID AUGUST 28-23 BESS”
30 Hom FLORIN MALL ASSOCIATION
thal pia SEPTEMBER 4--5—"NIAGARA"
a single. sie :
Mount Joy 17 Cub Pack 1 FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING
SEPTEMBER 7-8—"BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS"
CORN CO. =
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Indiana
An easy victory over Cub
Pack of Lancaster. 'The
was 17-1 as seventeen play
saw action including five differ
ent pitchers.
Joe Hostetter started the
pitching the first inning setting
the side down in order on two
strikes and an infield (out. Jim|
Brown followed and after fan-
ning the first two men; he gave
up a hit and a walk before the
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J. Harnish, with K. Watkin
Truck Load Melons
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catching, pitched the third in
ning. Although he walked two
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