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REPAIR and PAINT NOW! {|} lar.
Tractors and Implements
FARM
Minor Repairs Now Will Save Delays Next Spring
Experienced mechanics are ready to do the
efficiently.
Engine Rebuilding a Specialty - Genuine Paris Used
Call or Visit Your
Lancaster County Farm Bureau Co-0p. Ass'n
MACHINERY DEPT.
DILLERVILLE ROAD, LANCASTER,
BUREAU
Mount Joy, Pa. (Hall,
1953 °
(THE BULLETIN,
Thursday, December 3,

Hall were sold
to R.
| Houser.
HAPPENINGS

The Dorcas
United
Society of the

Church was RE
| a score of 6-0.
organized Monday evening and | ended
held a meeting at the home of {in the third
Mrs. Frank Watson, New Haven |
Heilman took tl
|
Street Eas,
Don't K , [ yard line and r:
m ii tee of costly breakdowns next spring! A Weddings which took place| entire left wing
repair job during planting could niean d: vs of delay. Check i
during the week were Harry K. 5. Newe
your equipment now, while it's idle. for lost, worn or brok Hout = ot ' H. S. Newcon
en parts. If repairs are needed, call your Farm Bureau onberger and Miss Leona Ran-| hardware store
dler; Henry W.
Mary A.
| buck and
Nauman and tion December
Hetrich; Amos Roe- The Mount
Miss Anna Kibler; both
Thomas S. Lockard and M. Ber-
je Jewell; Engle Forrey and
Miss Elizabeth Gram and Albert
Job quickly and
won
26-17 with
15 points.
South Company introduced all
colored performers, comedians,
singers and dancers to a Dixie
jazz concert at the Mount Joy
Frank J.
page advertisi
PA.
49-¢

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merchandise for
M. Roland
Elizabethtown
{ Thanksgiving football
with a 0-0 score.
period,
Joy High
games
burg team when the
Laskewitz
The girls won
and Miss Elizabeth with Mildred Way
! Hartman. points.
December 6 the Way Down The
Florin Department Store
under the managership of
Mr.
Hallo, carried a full
ng his special
The movies at the Mount Joy
by Harry Smith,
and R. H.
won
f W. D. Chandler was elected
| Qf | YD of the local school|from 2:00 fo 4:00 pm. Mrs,
| . school board; Joseph Breneman C. Wilbur Hostetter, director,
| ’ 3
Efficient Service, Call Your 4 | LONG AGO vice president; Dr. E. W. New- | Mrs. Roy Newbur, accompanist
ER as Aida a | comer, secretary; Aplin J. B. and several members of the
‘ Brown, treasurer; and the other |¢hoir, Mrs. Frank Clement, Mrs.
30 YEARS Aco | man: is Clyde Gerberich. Clair Griffiths, Mrs. Eugene
| December 5, 1923 Shank, Mrs. J. Everett Kreider,
game by
first half
Early
E-town’s
1¢ ball on the 30
in through th
The
er will open his
at a new loca-
15.
School
Stras-
won
making
23-14
making 14
from
boys
Christmas.

A Desk is a fine gift
for any room. Select ...
iod styles.
These Gifts Include the
Pleasure of Giving As
Well As Receiving
BEAUTIFUL TABLE LAMPS
3rass or China
From $4.98
MODERN OR TRADITIONAL
OCCASIONAL TABLES
BRIDGE SETS & CARD TABLES
FLOOR & BRIDGE LAMPS

MAGAZINE RACKS

CLOTHES HAMPERS

MIRRORS & PICTURES

COSCO STOOLS & TABLES
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KEENER’
MOUNT JOY
Choose Hollywood bed
+¥, combination for your
) teenager or for your
R) xX guest room.
Choose from our big selection of
handsome covers.
HOME
At Christmastime, your thoughts
round the
There is
thoughtfully
more charming, more serene,
throughout the coming year.
that can be enjoyed by the
Come in and see the
to offer.
MAY WE SUGGEST ...
smartly ‘styled 2-pc. Living Roo
from $189.00
nothing more

LOVELY
f= HASSOCKS
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18th CENTURY MAHOGANY &
BEDROOM SUITES

including storage
styles
$4.98-$21.50

2

Buy the piece you want and add to
It's always open stock.
What Could Make
A Finer Gift Than A
Beautiful
SIMMONS
SOFA BED
All steel
give you
satisfactory
frame will
years of
service.
Fine selection of
styles and covers
$89.50 to
$139.50
a PEE TELE TE TE TE TLE
A Wonderland of Gifts

PLATFORM ROCKERS
AND LOUNGE CHAIRS
For the family’s comfort all through the year
... where Christmas
Dreams Come True! i
home! And your gifts should, too!
appreciated as a
selected gift to make the home i
more beautiful QW
These are
family :
fine selections we have
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS... .. from $19.95 x
HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD LIVING,
AND BEDROOM FURNITURE

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SPE ZF

styles and

gifts
group.
m Suites
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MODERN
vi
DINING,
as desired.

CASH or BUDGET TERMS

CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS:- OPEN EVERY DAY FROM
8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. STARTING FRI, DEC. 4 ‘TIL XMAS
CLOSED 6 P. M, CHRISTMAS EVE.
CLOSED CECEMBER 26
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FALMOUTH WOMAN 7°
ENTERTAINS .
Mrs. L.. Mae Brinser,
mouth, entertained the
ter County Farm
choir to a tea Sunday afternoon
pe a { Tee
of Fal.
Lancas-
Women's
J. Wilmer Charles, Mrs. Alvin
Mrs. Samuel Good, Mrs.
Zook, Mrs. A. L. Lefe-
Eva Swords, Mrs.
Mrs. Myrtle Miley,
Musser,
Harry L.
ver, Mrs.
John Poss,
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Ni Earnie And. Miss “That They Might Live” is
The group practiced music |the theme of the Family Com-
for the sacred concerts to be]Mmitment service in all Metho-
presented in the near future]|dist Churches this Sunday, when
members will be called to make
a commitment as a witness to a
{ wholesome, attractive way of
life that leads to a Christian ob
servance of Christmas.
and also practiced for the pro-
gram’ to be presented at the
Penngylvania Farm Show in
January.

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The notice in the center of America can lift up a new
the page read Who Wants A! i light for the darkened world by
Live, Breathing, Eating, Crying making Christmas Christian.
Baby? Father deserts, leaving | There can be no doubt that we
the mother a large family of have almost lost the value of
little ones. Unable to care for | this sacred season. All too many
all, we have been asked to find | churchmen have failed to appre-
a home for the baby. Come and ciate the true significance of
see the baby given away., Sat- | Christmas. The gift of God’s on-
urday, December 8, at 4 p. m. ly Son was to bring life, light,
Who Wants A Living Baby?
5 YEARS AGO
December 1, 1938
Deaths for the week included
land hope into a weary world.
| One of the sources of great-
est revroach to the American |
: y way of life has been the drunk- |
Benjamin Brown, Mrs. James | en orgies which have heretofore 1
Haigh, Rev. Hiram S. Eshelman on, our celebration of i
Aaron R. Garber and Mrs. Phar- | 4a Christmastide. Many
Miss Anna E. Palmer and Wal-
ter H. Derr; Miss Orpha Geib
and Abner M. Wolgemuth.
A special meeting was held
by the American Legion Auvil-)
drunken drivers; and to safe-
guard American homelife,
members are asked to make a
family commitment to total ab-
stinence and observe Christmas
a a

ic & > » Y 1s - . .
iary to prepare for the « hrist as Christians.
mas work for veterans in the teal lisesi
“vai . n y on i : i
hospitals. The monthly card When in need of Printing. (any-
party of the group featured tur-
keys, ducks and geese as prizes. | __
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
10 PENCILS 60c¢
The
say ‘Merry
nw
Find the
flowers
selection,
Gaily Boxed Vine
FULL CHRISTMAS TREES
Aromatic evergreens,
the forest
beauty
SPECIAL GIFT SUGGESTION
PERSONALIZED PENCILS
Quality No. 2 Pencils -
In Plastic
Special price to Sunday S
Postage Paid Quie
DONEGAL DISTRIBUTORS, MT.
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-y
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sy
Your
Darling
prettiest way to
Christmas”
festive
with greens
a beautiful bouquet
finest, freshest
in our choice
Sparkling
BOUQUETS
i
fresh from
Pick a full-branched
in the size you prefer.
es M. Frank.
and shameful debacles have re
Wo held for Mr. sulted in office drinking parties WREATHS
[and Mrs. William Jn honor of | which have descended below the Lush, thick wreathes as only
their fiftieth wedding anniver-|j vy of the ancient Saturnalia |# vour florist can make them
sary
Nr . ._ | of Rome. | REPT QTAN PH Eh AV Aye ig
Weddings for the week in- Safety Councils and: insur: FREE STAND with each wreath
Slits Miss Pu So ance agencies endorse this way
an enry Brandt; iss Sadie ;
; : of helping to eliminate danger POINSETTIAS — MISTLETOE — BEGONIAS
Ginder and John G. Metzler; to life and property caused by
LAUREL ROPING — GREENS i
'MUELLER’S
PHONE 3-9041
262 WEST MAIN STREET

Twelve clubs are active
high school; swing, marionette,
automobile, - recreation club and i
archery are the outstanding |¥
ones.
Clyde Tripple, 17, shot a rab-
bit with a bow and arrow. He
claims he killed it at a distance
of about sixty feet.
The Buck Ridge Club in Per-
ry County composed of local
hunters shot their limit of six
doe deer in two hours on the
opening day of the hunting sea- |
son. The men in camp were A.
D. Garber, Clarence Hollinger,
Paul Diffenderfer, Goo. Mump-
er. John W. Eshelmin, Christ
Mumma, John E. Schioll, Nor-
man Mateer and Clv 'e Mumper
ee AA aE EY 2
- FOR =~

SPORT OR DRESS
f
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Jay S. Gainor. The two couples |
JACKETS
were married in a (ouble wed-
ding
10 YEARS CO PAJAMAS
December 2. 1043 3
Classification 1-A included |
Clyde Brill for the weck
SWEATERS
Weddings for th week in- |<
cluded Florence ““nnich and |
Earl Martin; Shirley suckland | HOSIERY
and Robert J. Childs; Charlotte |
A. Landis and Robert N. Schroll;
NECKWEAR
HANKIES
ERR ARTE ROS A =
SA
BANS
Mildred E. Barnhart and Ray-
mond N. Bucher.
The exchange liner Grips-
holm docked in New York “oe
erday. Among the 1799 repat
riates were Miss Minnie Witmer
and her brother-in-law, Dr.
William Adolph.
Ration points were
beef steak, 3 points
burger, 1 point.
Staff Sgt. John Roth, Jr., N.
Market St., arrived home from
England Wednesday after hav-
ing completed twenty-five com-
bat missions with the air force
in the Europe theatre of war.
Deaths for the week ded
Hollinger, Percy
Cheever, Mrs. Barbara Welch- |
ans, Mrs. Lizzie Zeager and |
Martin James Swarr.
William H. Brown returned
home Friday after eight months
active duty in Italy, Africa and
Sicily.
A county wide Christian En-
deavor Rally held in Lancaster
was attended by Adelaide
Workman, Roy Sumpman, John
Booth, Clarence Weldon, Bern-
ard Zimmerman. Betsy Bigler,
Irma Gainor, Doris Eshbach, |
Romaine Brown, Jean Neiss, |
Irene Kuhn, Vera Eby and the
Rev. Ezra Ranck.
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When in need of Printing. (any- |
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and ham-
BELTS
James R.

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MOUNT

| thing) kindly remember the Bulleti- |
MEN & Boys
ESSLEY SHIRTS
Mr. and Mrs. Mao is Gainor |
and Mr. and Mrs. Vicaoir Longe CORDUROY SHIRTS
necker spent the r | IN A GORGEOUS ARRAY OF COLORS
wedding anniversa y at the
home of Mr. Gaino'’ brother,
BUXTON WALLETS
MONOGRAMMED IN GOLD FREE OF COST
SWANK JEWELRY
THE VERY NEWEST
Give Him A Gift Certificate
LET HIM CHOOSE HIS OWN GIFT
TAKE A TIP FROM SANTA
SHOP AT THE CHRISTMAS STORE
BRos.
JOY, PA.
— ANY NAME
Printed in Gold
Case 70¢ —
chool teachers
k Service
JOY - Phone 3-3396

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