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ti:e “enominai‘onal colleg:: and
seminaries. He will speaz on]
“lhe Difference The Church
Mates”.
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Green And White |
Are Donegal Colors
At a recent meeting of the |
Donegal Joint School Board. |
school colors were adopted for|
the new school. Green and |
white were chosen.
Sport Shirts
$ 2-95
Solid color viscose gabar«
dine. Acetate checks.

Following a|
student vote of the three schools]
| the students from Marietta and|
| East Donegal High Schools pre-|
| ferred green and white. Upon|
| this recommendation, the board
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made its decision.
Mount Joy High School at,
the present time has 55 red and |
white band uniforms. Eight of
these were purchased within the
last two yeors. To clarify rum-|
ors that they are ‘ready to fall]
apart”, the uniforms have been|
estimated to be worth $4,000. |
| Also. new plumes were purchas-|
ed during the summer. There |
are, in addition, nine majorette |
uniforms, ten red skirts which |
are worn by banner carriers and |
junior majorettes and ten White |
sweaters with red MJ's
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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Wednesday, November 1953 4 | n
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8 Special Gift Suggestion eeing 7s é. ieving USE SICO
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4 The Christmas Store | PERSONALIZED PENCILS - Any Name | |” & re 1CO ROFITS| 3
¢ ni : i CHILD WITH NORMAL
¥ Quality cil ted in Gold [1] VISUAL PEVELOPMENT q
Say Jia gh from a Man's Store” ., . . He will be more A 10 PENCILS 60c - In Plastic Case 70¢ I GROSS $4.50 ERE A IA WS J
3 n pleased, "| Pp e P i Quick Servic J WITH SLANTING
" ROOFS. »
M. WwW. S A DONEGAL DISTRIBUTORS, MT. JOY - Phone 3-3396 7
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SHIRTS by Essley 2 Wo CALLED
¥ A | SYTHE WIZARD OF i tH r S h |
: SWEATERS by Puritan i | | agen EO € € C 00 S
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3 \ «| | MANY INVENTIONS,
3 PAJAMAS by Essley | INCLUDING A TYPE
8 | OF HAS BEEN
ov yy yr y 3 Y pas A 0 |
3 A Very Special Array of Colors in 8 : EO WANS VISIONS [
CORDUROY SHIRTS | ¢
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PROFESSIONAL
WALLETS by B 3 | ATHLETES OFTEN
ALLER N yuxton 3 | HAVE NORMAL
(monogrammed free) “| VISION, 8UT THEY
BELTS bv Pi i | | LEAN MUCH More
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ETC ' i» THAN | ES
i JACKETS by Shanhouse | NEAR- AS AGE INCREASES. EN
no SIGHTEDNESS, YET ONLY 3 OF THE BE AEE anne,
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4 i . TER =
4 Vision | OF REQUIRING ANv || ¥ Something New Has Been Added #
"\ WE FEATURE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED | INSTITUTE. RE ANY omething New Has been ed ¢
i FOR RENEWAL OF
MERCHANDISE \
A 1a Afele=s” |! A GIFT CENTER |
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PA y US A VISIT T %) | Lia | 3 Featuring gifts for every occasion and every purse— A
| [Ninety Gifts Are Given gifts to the group. 3 BAYBERRY CANDLES A
fre : ef A" Old Folls Home | P02 1k mt og nape
"| a ini armed Baskets of fruit, candy and|and Lester Hostetter led they BASKETS
| | cookie § were presented to nine- | group in prayer. Miss Ruth Gai- io T-V LAMPS
SHLEMAN ROS 2 | ty people at the “Old Folks” | nor sang a solo and told of her VASES
. Ni home in Quincy Saturday by |experiences in the mission field x BELLS
1 [the W.S-W.S. of the Evangel-|in Kentucky. Following this,
MOUNT JOY, PA. 2 READ YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER | secs al U.B. Church, Mount Joy. | the baskets were distributed ng MILKGLASS 2
This is the second year that the | the following. Dr. and Mrs. E.
pt Be # | group presented Thanksgiv Wik H. Ranck, Mr. and Mrs. Lester of HAND-PAINTED WARE a
000 5 PE BB TR <| gil. Ba : Leer LEAT COGS A
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y iS er, Miss Ruth Gainer, Miss Ed-
¥ Only 24 | FRIDAY and SATURDAY 2 at t MURPHY A) i na Shelley, Miss Eunice Herr, 3 DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND A
# | Miss Anna Mae Eby, Mrs. Char- | Aa eee
Ema = x les Latehford, Mrs. Ida Hendrix, # IF IN DOUBT, GIVE A GIFT CERTIFIC ATE
S| Mrs. Ruth Glassmyer, Mr. and ¥ crm
i [ Mrs. Frank Germer, Mr. ands .
i i Mrs. Christ Miller and son 4 ADAM H. GREER A
| Christ, Mrs. Maggie Wealand, x
3 2 Mrs. Nora Sternberger and : fe > WELLER ; 2
3 # | Clinton G. Eby. 3 87 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY. PA. A
Hq The oldest guest at the NOC Sata mmm ms 3 33 953 59 MEP BP BE BER RAPA
: A | is 100 years and 7 months. ro en mee
No school Friday! Come! Bring the kiddies! A BE
Everything is in readiness to give you a complete x Philadelphian To Speak
x shopping service for Christmas Gift Merchandise. i At Florin Church
¥ | Dr. James E. Wagner, form-
: ~ Carolina Moon NYLONS ra
§ | guest dint at the Glossbren-|
2 ner E.U.B. Church, Florin, on
. USE OUR re 3 You'll love the delightful flat- ® | Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m.
CONVENIENT lk NET tery of these sheer, 60 gauge # | Dr. Wagner is the president of
i y gaug |
LAY AWAY PLAN longer wearing nylons. Full i the Evangelical and Reformed| N
. fashioned with reinforced heels 2 Churches and is located in| Cuddly warm for those cold Jo
i ) and toes. Picot edge top. » Philadelphia. He is known '0/® blustery days ahead!
Cheice ot AT, Ser 3 | Lancaster County residents be-
Beautiful 27-Inch nishe eige. oizes 2-11. 2 Pairs $1.95 n cause he formerly was the min-
® | sier at the St. Peter's E rangel-
; : | ica] and Re’o* med Church. at
DOLLS . 3 Lancaster ani wrote a column
: A | in one of the Lancaster papers.
) x ID: . Wagrer is affiliated with
w | the office in the of
5 Churches and serves on boards]
RN | and committees connected with
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long-wearing

and up
husky,
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DRESS UP FOR THE
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Dresses
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Mount Joy Dept. Store
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Sweaters
$998
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