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News Items From
E. D. Twp. School
IF YOUR CLOTHES The Pre-School tests for the |
LOOK BEAT 3: | children of East Donegal Twp. |
I who will enter 1st grade in Sep- |
WHEN THEY SHOULD tember will be given
BE NEAT RA
Tuesday, |
April 20 at 9:00 A. M
children entering first
5 grade must take and
GIVE THEM TO THE =
MAN IN THE Bran
LITTLE GREEN JEEP
EICHERLYS
SUCCeSS-
before
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Parents should take their
children to either the Washing
| ton Elementary School at Flor-
lin or the elementary school at
Main St., Maytown between 9 and 11 a.|
Phone 3-4071 bi | m. It is requested that eacl
a | child's birth certificate be
Lrougnt along at the time of the |
test
LOS.
Mount Joy
East Donegal High School an-
rounces 6:30 p. m,, May 12, as
the date for the 18h annual}
Mav Day. Rain date will

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NEW CLOTHES, A FEAST,
OUR OIL ON HAND,
TO BURN, IF CHILLY,
MAKES EASTER GRAND

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Novelties in Plush and Plastic
Don’t let your fuel supply
dwindle in the Spring. Stock
up on our quality Fuel Oil to
VARIETY OF PLANTS
HYDRANGEAS
YACINTHS
Cards
5¢ to $1.00
AZALEAS,
TULIPS,
assure home comfort in ev-
ery kind of weather.
KULP’S
Luncheonette & News Agency
PION 3-6891

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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. | May 14, al the
Queen are Mary Carolyn Boyd,
Joann Fornoff, Nancy Hanshue,
Jeanne Mitchell, and
| Sager. They will be escorted by
ald Wolgemuth,
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corts, by grades, is as follows:
corted by
corted by James
bara Martin escorted by Jack | will be
Doris McKee escor.ed! Eckman,
Harold
bearer will be and Charles Seaman.
| McKain;
| will be
of the Tth grade. The queen will | hoht Hubert Peters. H. Morrell |
| be crowned by Miss
| Hubley, May Queen of 1953.
: "| Edward J. Richter who is being
{ assisted by Mrs. Mary Emma
| Llewellyn, chairman of the Fa-
| culty Dramatic Committee.
same time,
The five aspirants for May
Marietta School | Famous Magician
Plans Show For
News
April 30
Plans have been completed
; Milton Mowr-| for Marietta’s annual May Day,
vr, and Sidrey Gibble respect- | which will be held Thursday
vely. The court and their es-| ayening, May 6, at 6:30.
May Queen will be Shirley
Patricia
daniel Hess, Robert Kline, Don-

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Warren H. Stehman

CALL TODAY
| FOR YOUR
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AT
| Doris Beauty Shoppe |
Chocolate Ave., FLORIN
PHONE 3-5853

Grade 9-—Elaine Showalter
'scorted by Duval Adams |
Grade 10-—Judith Linard es-
George
MvKain.
Grade 11-—Joann Arnold es-
Kinsey; Bar-|:

by Leroy Hollar.
The crown
{ Wayne Kleiner, a
| the 8th grade; the
Karen Way, a member |
member of |
Arlene
Faculty May Day chairman is

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SAVE MONEY BY
READING THE ADS
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SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
Termites
CAN SERIOUSLY
DAMAGE
YOUR
HOME
You Can Prevent This Now By
Calling Or Writing:

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‘Wm. J. Powers
121 W. Bainbridge Street,
ELIZABETHTOWN 289 W
13-tfe
Myers,
will be Doris Hummel, escorted |i
Williams, | by
Jean Wagner escorted by Paris | ¢
Shirley Bailer,
flower girl cludes: Mrs.
escor{ed by Lanny Lib- |
a SQUARE ST,
wart, and her maid-of-honor |
PHONE MT.
FLORIN
JOY 3-5547
Doris S. Houck, Prop.

William Fahringer. The |}
ourt wil be Alice Flowers,
Dawn Zink, El
se Weien, Sara Jane Portner,
Becky Zuch. The escorts |
Richard Baker. Robert
Claude Fahringer,
Kulman, Ronald Ney,
The Mav Day Commttee in-
Flizabeth Ro h,
chairman; Mrs. Margaret Jurn- |

Shields. Mrs. Anna Smith, Ben-
REIDEL, THE MAGICIAN
jamin Weaver, and Mrs. Eliza- The Riedel Magical Revue is
beth Webber.
coming to Mount Joy ang is be-
The general theme will being sponsored by the Rotary
“Occupation.” Patty Hughes| Club. The show will be held at
will be the narrator, Grades|the Mount Joy High School on
kindergarten to 8th will partic-| Friday evening, April 30, 8:00
ipate in the dances. The" band p.m
and glee club will offer several The Riedel Magical Revue
agic:
selections. has appeared successfully at
Junior Red Cross the Barbizon Plaza Theatre, in
Sharon Baker and Kathleen|New York City, Convention
Goodall attended a meeting of | Hall, Atlantic City, N. J., the
the Junior Red Cross in Lancas- | Presidental Ballroom, Hotel
ter. Sharon was elected secre-| Statler, Washington, D. C., Ho-
tary of the county group. Fol-|tel Commodore, New York City,
lowing the business meeting, | and has appeared on TV with
the group pasted Red Cross|his own program. Yes, your line is an ideal
stamps on nut cups, napkin
holders and doilies.
Address Student Body
E. C. Ramsey, newspaperman,
analyst, and lecturer on inter-| spiced with
national affairs. addressed the|lo's of laffs.
student body of Marietta High
School Tuesday morning, "April
Riedel’'s twenty-two years of
experience in entertaining the
public Magically guarantees
you a good, clean Mystery show
pretty girls, and
Bring the entire
family and enjoy a good show.
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telephone party line because you:
® space your calls
o keep calls reasonably brief
eo replace the receiver carefully

eo release the line promptly in
13. ope
germ Auxiliary Plans emergencies
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Lig- Future Events
gis, South Market Street, Flor- Members of the Columbia "
in, annonce the birth of a American Legion Auxiliary 722 You use your telephone “sharingly.
davgh'er Friday at the Lancast-
er General Hospital. The baby
girl was named Mindi Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ammon L.
Smith, Mount Joy R1, announce
the birth of a son Monday at
the Lancaster General Hospital.
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were entertained at the regular
meeting of the local auxiliary
Tuesday evening, April 13 at
the post home.
and your service is betier.
During the business meeting
the group decided to give $5.00
to the cancer drive; $25 toward
a Girl Scout trip of one of the
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers
troops; and to puyr-

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Spring be

RUHL'S
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School Soldiers’ Orphanage. It 4
a S e Yr 0 we | | was announced that the Gavel 2 [ras
ell party when the Paradise Bega
Come in and see our breath-taking | Post would entertain the Mount be
i a display of bright, frcsh flowers . . | . | Joy group has been postponed); .
7 2% the perfeet expression of joy, love, | indefinitely A letter of thankei¢d
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are, and life renewed. from the Coatesville Veterans
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Easter Corsages individually styled. | I
Saat : | the loc al group gave was read *
Spring flowers, orchids, roses, carna- |
i 3 | Final plans were made for
tions, gardenias. |
| the regular card party to be
Love’y Eas‘er Plants . . . lilies, azaleas, | held Monday evening, April 19
auty. | 15 by the group with Miss
Maude Schneider, Mrs. Joseph
Altar Flowers to grace your church. | Germer and Mrs Howard
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’ Brown in charge of the sale
We send 4
y vy i A quiz program was held fo
Easter Fiowers-by-Wire : :
lowing the busines: meetin
OPPOSITE MT. JOY HIGH SCHOOL
chase Easter candy for thea —040———mMmH—o— — —
dopted boy at the Scotland ig nt
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as, blooming in all their A food sale will be held May
anywhere
Flowers
| and refreshments following an
Easter theme were served to
oups. Mrs.
De al i Silk i ARE
he combined
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DURNY BASKETS
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Each one is brimful of delicious
candy eggs, chocolate figures
and many other favorite treats.
Every basket is gaily trimmed
with a colorful cutout of Fuzzee-
Wuzzee Bunny.
See our |
Special Selection O & ~
Filled Baskets at v
) Other
DELICIOUS EASTER CANDY TREATS!
Solid Chocolate Easter Figures. . {0- to 39¢ [1
Large Hollow Chocolate Figures, 25¢ to 88¢ i
Jelly Bird Eggs in assorted flavors, Ib. 25¢
Boxed—Delicious Foil Wrapped Chocolate |
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Fruit-Nut Egg | vod bo §e-10 |
Sugar Coated Marshmallow
Robin Eggs, 200
Ib. Packaged Marshmallow Chicks
Superb quality . . . chock full and Figures ........ tii, 200
of nuts and candied fruits . . . |
thick milk chocolate coating. |
14-16 WZST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY. PA.
CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY —~From i to 3 |
N OVELTIES
Milk Chocolate Bunnies
Simon's Cream Eggs an
Easter Baskets
Easter Grass
Hinkle's Egg Dye
Easter Cards
Stuffed Plush Toys
Easter Goonies
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| Pauline Smith of the Columbia 4
| group spoke and Mrs. Fred Ri 3
MOUNT JOY, PA. [ neer, president of the Columbia ih
I MA | group spoke and Mrs. Fred BR} Be
| neer, president of the Mt. Joy El
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| group, was in charge of the}
| meeting.
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PERSONALS
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| John Me'horn, Sr., Donegal Es
| Springs Road, Mount Joy, pur- 8
| chased the Musser home at 340 [3
| Do-egal Springs Road. Dr. and g
| Mrs. Harold Fellenbaum and #
family reside in the home at the
| present time. A
| W. G. Sollenberger, 62, Mt. g
Joy R1 is reported in salisfac- g
tory condition at the Lancaster
| General Hospital where he was @
April 7 after falling §
fitted, flare-back, toppers, boxizs

leading spring and colors

famous name designs and fabrics
admit'ed
5¢ to 35¢
Your party line neighbors thank you
COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO.

more than 28 feet from a roof |
on the home of John Roland, g
| Mt. Joy R1. He suffered a brok-
en wrist, a cracked shoulder §
blade and a possible hip injury.
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25¢-50c¢
10c to 59c¢
d Bunnies NOW
DRESSES
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$895

Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Frank §
Char'es Frank of Camp Carson, @
Sorings, Colo, ard
children are visiting Mrs.
10c and 25c¢
25¢
Colorado
15% OFF on all Children’s Shoes

Frank’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Gilbert, 317 W. Done-
gal street, and Col. Frank's par-
ents. Mr. a~d Mrs. C. S. Frank, 4
2 for 5¢ -. 5¢ - 10c
98c to $2.98
OFF on
all Children’s Coats

Mount Joy R. D.

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MOUNT JOY 53 EAST MATIN STREET

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