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Ideal Fancy Quality
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Milrose Spanish
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Ideal Fancy Quality
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Oven-Ready, Small White
Belisville Turkeys " 7°
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Braunschweizer
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Fancy Perch Fillets
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Skinless Franikfuris
Sl. Lebanon Bologna
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beautiful Tatton
16-PIECE STARTER SET
$2.99 with card 4 plates
8.65 without card
4 cups
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be
who
| of Eby’s
[ at the se
| ed by
| singing
Fidelity Diamonds
Eight Million Dollars’ Worth |
NEW YORK, N. Y~ Lily Pons,
ording star, show
e diamond expert
Diamond needle
diamonds, They are
fourth of the diameter of
done under the microscope,
The pile of
lued at 8
tips are the
1HMONAas
ho mn dollars
diamonds are
phonogi: iphs.
“6.
world famed operatic
s a diamond phonograph needle to Claude Arpeis
under the microscope contains 400,000 s
as diamond phonograph needles,
a record's best friend and are e
world’s
so small that the
a human hair and all polishing must he
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and ( ia
polished
finest precision
only one
ball point tips are
stones
These
ssential for High Fidelity

Homecoming Is Held
At Eby's Church
The annual
of Eby’s Evangelical U.
Church near Mount Joy
held Sunday, but the
maining member was unable
Homecoming ser-
vice
to
there.
He
tyseven,
late wife
til she dide
attended many
is Harvey L. Zink,
Manheim R2,
also was a member un-
in 1949, Zink has not
of the
the death of
seven-
whose
services since his
wife.
However, 29 other persons
time other
been either members or
Church were
wvice, the only one
luring the year.
at one or
a part
held
Some of these
who
Sunday
were
had
there
people as
attended School
The total number present |
it the service was 109.
conduct-
John Gable,
was Dr.
At Sunday’s service,
the Rev.
principal speaker
id E. Young, superintendent
East Pennsylvania
EUB. There
in both
of
the Confer-
ence, was
English and
German.
The service is held annually
on Father's Day.
WINNI MAE
Sun Back
Cottons
only $98
Beautifully
to match,
colors
styled, jackets
in all sizes and
NYLON
Summer Sheers
95
Extra value, plus style, in
these beautiful dresses -
all sizes.
»
Mount Joy
Dept. Store
53 E. Main Dial 3-4031
annual |
present |
'Are Displayed
B.|
Was/ dating back to 1882
sole Te | meeting of the
| Salunga
[| went
| caster,
|
| grandmother’s
had |
|
children |
the
Dav- |
group |
that of Mrs.
1933;
| Frank
| by
| Miss Gladys Stettler,
Wedding Gowns
A revue of wedding gowns|
featured a
Auxiliary to the
held
of
Fire Company,
Monday night at the home
Mrs. Wilbur C. Hiestand, Sa-|
lunga. Members of the Eliza-
bethtown Auxiliary were the
guests.
The prize for the oldest gown
to Joyce Druecker, Lan-
who wore her great
gown of 1882
The prize was awarded by the
Elizabethtown Auxiliary.
Mrs. Harold Longenecker
a gown of 1899, belonging
to the mother of Mrs. Robert
Brubaker. Mrs. Carl Stark wore
| her great-aunt’s gown of 1902:
Miss Faye Wickenheiser, that|
of Alice Marie Nissley’s mother, J
of 1903; Mrs. Charles Myers,
that of Mrs. Daniel Will, of]
1906; Miss Mary Ann Weaver,|
Mrs. Clarence Reist’s gown of
1912; Mrs. Donald Schreiber
that of Mrs. Dalvin Malehorn,
1913; Miss Sandra Keller,
Lloyd Hamilton,
Christ Greider wore|
gown of 1934; Mrs.|
Eshelman, her gown of]
1939; Mrs. Edward G. Myers. |
her gown of 1947.
The most
wore
of
of
Mrs.
her own
bride was
Mrs. Edgar married this]
spring, who her own
and was accompanied by
Mrs. Wayne!
Mrs. Wayne
recent
Wentz,
wore
gown
her attendants,
Kauffman and
Grube. |
Piano selections were played|
Mrs. Mary K. Minnich anc
of Salun- |
ga, sang during the revue.
Mrs. Daniel Will presided. It|
was reported that $45 was real |
sale |
no meetings the}
a picnic
in a recent cake
will be
next two months and
will be held Sept. 20.
eee 4 eee.
ized
There
PERSON AlS

“Ste ven Estock |’
Abram Kos-|
Wednesday
son Jer-
“Mr. and ‘Mrs.
and daughter, Mrs.
er, flew to Chicago
morning to visit their
ry who is stationed at the O’-|
Hare Airport. They will drive]
back Saturday night with their
son who will begin a ten-day|
leave.
el
oy
Couple To Entertain
Family And Hold
Openhouse
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eshle-
man, West Donegal Street, will|
entertain Mrs. Eshleman’s mo-|
ther and her nine brothers, sis-
ters, and families Sunday after-|
noon, June 27, at their home. |
In conjunction with the family
affair, the couple will hold an]
openhouse for all their friends|
and friends of the family i
2:00 to 4:00 p. m.
Included in the family affair|
will be four generations; all|
the children of Mrs. W. H.
Strickler; and Mrs. Strickler’s|
only sister, Mrs. H. H. Engle. |
The broihers and sisters are]
Graybill Strickler, Mount Joy!
Martin Strickler, Mt. Joy; Hen-
ry Strickler, Elizabethtown;
Fannie, wife of Earl Myers, Mt.|
Joy; Warren Strickler, Eliza-
bethtown; Laura, wife of Frank
Witmer, Mt. Joy; Mrs. Robert]
Stevenson, Winnewood; Mrs.
Walter Barto, Wyncote; and
Nora, wife of Charles Eby, Mt.|
Joy. |
nce A CI
Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends.
Local Man Awarded
| Georgia
| those
| stldies for
laccepted positions with average
[$370 to $600 per
| gia
[class in the history of the school
. Local 4-H Club
Degree In Georgia Discusses Meals
Robert Q. Sload, Mount Joy
R1, was graduated from the
Institute of Technology
with a bachelor’s degree in civ-
il.engintering. |
A total of 845 degrees were
awarded today at the 71st Com-
mencement Exercises of the
Georgia Institute of Technology
in Atlantic, Ga. More than 5000
saw the award of 735 bachel
or's, 102 master’s and 8 doctor's
of philosophy degrees by Presi-
dent Blake R. Van Leer.
Following the
the graduates and their families
and friends were guests of the
National Georgia Teck Alumni
Association at a reception and
luncheon held in Brittain Din-
ing Hall.
Because the
existing for engineers,
architects and industrial execu- |
tives, all the graduates, except |
Club met on Tuesday
South Barbara Street, Mt.
Breneman,
the
Joy.
Janice
was in charge of
bers.
nual Field Day,
22 at Long's Park, was
to the group by Miss
Cook, County Extgnsion
| er.
Since the club
taking ‘Festive
as their project,
pared and served the
the appetizers
dessert.
The next
held July 6,
leen Miller,
ceremonies,
Family
rest
members
meeting will
at the
Mount Joy R1.
> © A
great demand
scientists
of
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
The Mount Joy 4-H Foods
evening
at the home of Kay Zimmerman
members are
Meals” |
Group III pre-
of
and
be
home of Ei-

going into the military
continuing their
degrees, have
WAY’S
RECORD
CORNER _
or
higher
services
ranging from
month. Geor-
officials state that
the highest salaries
by any graduating
starting salaries
Tech
these are
received
, THREE COINS IN A FOUN-
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Sat., June 26
1:30 P. M.
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148 Ww Main Street,

LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT
Kitty Kallen
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Mount Joy

ALL
BANKING |
SERVICES | {*)
RIG;
Why bank
BANK
around 7
HERE!

There's no need to go to one part ot town
for one bank service and a different
part of town for another. You can do 4//
your banking at one convenient time and
place —right here!
Among the services at your disposal when
you visit this bank are these:
Bank Money Orders
Auto Loans
Personal Loans
Home Improvement Loans
5 ph
OVE EMENT LOAN
LES MILES Savings Accounts
Checking Accounts
Travelers’ Checks
The right place for all of these bank
services is the bank. With a single stop
here you can take care of a// your banking
needs. Rates on loans are reasonable
and you'll enjoy the kind of service you
have every right to expect.
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BANK

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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, June 24

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meeting
which was atiended by 14 mem-
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An announcement of the An-
to be held July
made
Yvonne J}
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NOTICE TAX PAYERS
% Discount will be discontinued on all Borough Taxes
aMer July 1, 1954.
GEORGE H. BROWN, III
Tax Collector
We Specialize In . . .
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- WRECKS REPAIRED
WHEEL ALLIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING.
FREE ESTIMATES
Carriger’s Paint & Body Shop
PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 110J12 RHEEMS, PA.
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fabric of Acetate, Lastex and Cotton, 8 popular men’s colors.
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or a day's
action-free
Bros
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