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| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. El- | daughter of Mr
wood Kuhns were Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Englerth,
: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoover, |
| Mr. and Mrs. George Hoover, of at 2
Blossom
Lancaster
[ Mrs. Edna Kuhns and daugh
ter Joan visited Mrs. Fred Leib-
erher, Mount Joy. organist and Robert Rohrer,
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt Manheim. soloist.
and their daughter, Mrs. Habet
M. Khelghatian and children at-| {her
officiated at the

he Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-

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14-16 W. MAIN STREET
MOUNT JOY
istice Wittle were, Mr. Clarence | Mrs. Dale Keyser,
Wittle, Columbia R. D. Mr. Jos- sister
eph Wittle and children, Colum- Judith Ann Shaffer,
bia, Mr.
gren and family, Hummelstown, | er girl.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simmons, Harry Reheard,
and daughter, Gale Anne, Mari-
| etta, Rev
and Mr
ston, Lancaster. | ther; Dale Keyser,
Mrs. William Witmer, Mr. brother-in-law of the
bridegroom's
spent a few days at 6 Shaffer, Manheim,
and Niagara Falls. the bride, ushered.
children
Erie, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. William Veatch
| are making their
| Naval Base at Erie, Pa. Mrs. | Hollinger, Mt. Joy R2.
Mrs. John Kauffman Sr.,
ville Sunday.
Iron- | pastor of the Maytown
children and Jean Witmer, vis: mony,
ited Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Har-| py A.
nish of Goodville. ville,
Mrs. Irvin Witmer and chil-
dren and Linda Geltmacher at-
tended the picnic of the Activi-| riage by her brother,
Shuster Jr.,
bride.

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ty Club of the Armstrong Cork Hicks.
Visitors of Mrs. Matilda Derr Greenville.
| were Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey | or for her
| Shuman, E-town, Mr. and Mrs. were Miss Margaret
Paul Derr, Columbia, Mrs. Carl
Zeager and neices, Mrs. Harry | paker.
| Derr, Mrs. Ruth Allen and sons Dick. New
of Mount Joy.
Mrs. Harry Derr,
sister
Joston, Texas
Mount Joy, ! NR. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Frysinger, Mrs. Katie Moore,
and Mrs. Ida Eisenberger.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ab-' pur Brubaker,
ram Gamber were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gamber 4nd son, Manheim,
Mr. and Mrs. Havard Johnston, | philadelphia.
Lancaster. | held on the lawn
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamb- | church.
therford and
Florin.
Anriversary on Monday July
26th.
Visitors at the “Arndt Home”
{ were Misses Ruth Coble and
Kitty Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Iv-
an Lefever. Mary Lefever, Mr.
| and Mrs. Havard Johnston, of
| Lancaster.
Mrs. Betty Frank. and daugh-
ter Dixie Lee and Mr. and Mrs. |
Arthur Koser, spent Sunday at
Holloway Beach.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | ving
liam Haines, were Mr. and Mrs. | ae Noss
Giles Urban. and: son. Bille. Me. the Rev. William Harner. Mrs.
the seashore.
VAUGHN FITZKEE
Miss Lvdia P. Vaughn, daugh
Vaughn,
John Fitzkee. Sr., East
Street,
in marriage Sunday
2:30. pm. in the
Fitzkee resided at the YWCA
and Mrs. Henry Rollman and Th
daughter Paley, Lititz, Mr and Mrs. Doaman, Landisville, |
Mrs. Kenneth Alexander, Flor- ;
| was the matron of honor and]
in: Mrs. Anna Houseal and] :
: Norman Linton, Jr. was best |
daughter Louise, Mrs. Mabel “ Ses
Honscal, Mavi Mr. H: man. seorge Fitzkee, Mount |
Dusea’s v, parry] Joy and Paul Rye, Lancaster
Witmer and Mr. Clarence Smith |
of Manheim
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- |
ward Isler and family and Mrs. |
Irene Snyder. were Mr. Amos | ih the church and. the
Barnhart and daughter, E-town, |
were the ushers
Walters was organist.
A reception was

and Mr. Otto Seidel, Middle | ra Falls. They will reside at the |
| town. : | home of the groom on East |
Miss Linda Boles, Marietta, : |
4 : Main Street.
| sment a few days with Mr. and —t
| Mrs. Edward Isler and
family. | ’
¥ | When you're
| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
| Moore and family were Mr. and
| Mrs. Theodore Sener, Lancaster
{ and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fry, of
Columbia. :
added to the meat while
Mr. Clifford Keith of Brun-| 2 D dng ent wom
| ing.
|
|
| liquid for braising
| lemon and orange juice.
cook- |
nerville, visited Mr. and Mrs. |
Daniel Geltmacher and daugh-| Sunday supper guests of "Mr. |
and Mrs. Jacob Erb.
Don’t forget the

| ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Walters, |

Oliver Witmer and family. at the Newtown School ground
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Diet- | on August 7th. Watch paper
rich, New Holland R. D. were! for full program.
,
Wedding That Big Old-Fashioned Range. ..
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'NEWTOW N |
me ee | ARNDT — SHAFFER
By Ms. Edith Erb | Miss Bernice H. Shaffer,
and Mrs. Jacob!
| S. Shaffer, Manheim R2, became |
Hill. the bride of John Arndt, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Arndt, Florin,
2 p. m. yesterday in Eliza
bethtown Church of the Breth-
ren. The Rev. Robert O. Hess
double ring
ceremony. Mrs. Galen Herr was
Given in marriage by her fa-
, the bride was attended by
tended the Lancaster Automo- iss Dorothy Huber, Manheim
| bile Club picnic at Hershey last R3. maid of honor. Bridesmaids
Thursday. | were Mrs. Morris Shaffer, Man-
heim, sister-in-law of the bride;
Lebanon R4,
of the bridegroom. Miss
Manheim
and Mrs. Charles Hall-| R2, niece of the bride was flow-
Florin, the
cousin, was best
O. K. Buch, Manheim man. Ushers were Robert Arndt | ’
and Mrs. Havard John-, of Florin, the bridegroom's bro-
Lebanon R4,
bride-
and Mrs. Darvin Rodgers and groom; and Morris and Marlin |
brothers of

Gift receivers were Miss Jean
\ used to simmer in the dark recesses| Over
home at the Eshleman and Miss Anna Ruth
of the oven
the cook. Truly,
did slave over a hot stove.
she was
cook by sight,
stirring. The “timer,” if
one, was the wall clock.
actually it's only a few years back
that women accepted a wedding ring
and an antique
time. Today's
equipped with about everything|
with griddles, barbecue spits, lights, | ot next?”
PERRY COUNTY REUNION
SUNDAY AUGUST 1 } OF thi
union of the Perry Countians of | weekend by
Lancaster and their friends will
be held in the
Borough Park,
Sunday,
| speaker fo trhe occasion will be |
the Rev.
| Veatch is the former Blanche A reception at Aunt Sally's
Witmer, daughter of Mr. and Kitchen, Elizabethtown, follow-
Mrs. William Witmer. ed
Monday supper guests of Mr., After a southern trip, the
| and Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and couple will live at Mt. Joy R1.
| family were Mrs. Minnie Gelt- The bridegroom, a veteran of
macher and son Ray, of Kin-: World War II, attended E. Don-
derhook. : | egal High School and is a grad-
Weekend guests of Rev. and uate of Hershey Business School.
| Mrs. R. H. Arndt were Mr. and | He is now employed by L. L.
| Mrs. Habet M. Khelghatian and | Book, Manheim. The bride is
| children, Springfield, Pa. Mr. | employed gt Hamilton Watch
| and Mrs. Calvin Campbell and | Co., East Petersburg
| children, Lancaster. RR
| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- HICKS — SHAFER
| liam Fogie and family were, The wedding of Miss Marga-
| Mr. George Dolby, Jean Bach- ret Ann Hicks, Maytown, and
| man and children, Marietta, Mr. Ensign S. David Shafer, USNR,
| and Mrs. Clifford Morrison and | Hershey, took place Saturday at
| children, Mrs. Gladys Young.| 2:00 p. m
| Mrs. Marguerite Swords, and The bride is the daughter of
| son. Mount Joy and Mrs. John | Mrs. May R. Hicks, Maytown, !
Mellinger and children, Mt. Joy and Charles G. Hicks, York. The |
R. D. | bridegroom is the son of Mrs. |
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer | john D. Groh, Hershey.
and son Jerry visited Mr. and The Rev. Dr. V. W. Dippell,|
Evang-
elical and Reformed Church, of-
Mrs. Howard Witmer and ficiated at the double ring eere-
assisted by the Rev. Har-
| > . 9.
East Green- | held at 2:00 p. m
Just 2 Memory in Modern Kitchen
By IRA MILLER
Farm Electrification Bureau
timers and appli ance outlets. Some
{even are in col Surface units have
| several diff rent le heats. |
Remember mother's big black, coal | They're faster than ever, enabling
range that occupied such a promd-| you to get long-cooking operatic {
nent place in the kitchen? To the |started faster and to make
boys and girls of our generation it| cooking jobs shorter, All uni
meant cookies, pies and lots of other | carefully measured and m
good things to eat. At Thanksgiving | heats to free the cook from pot
and Christmas, fat brown turkeys! watching and stirring chores.

on,
( THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, July

OPEN
wrday, July 31
8:00 A. M.

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LEARNING EARLY—A4.H girls learn all about electric cooking in this
model demonstration kitchen at Eastern States Exposition.
are insulated on all si»

| to cons
But nobody used to think about | cooler, ai
in those days, she | and economy in
In fa ict, | If your range
a slave to it, Mother used toon the oven,
smell and some expert | cook whole meal
she needed | yourself around the ho
| that long
deferred PT/
Seems like a long time ago but| nity meetin:

the oven, set
you want the
on your way, "
turns the i «
| time; controls it du

tchen at the same
electric ranges come

mother used to dream of having. A |
These modern high-speed ranges | operation, and it off at
have super ovens double ovens and | Proper moment mother — i
standard ovens. You’ 11 find them with | cooking at its b est, and ea You |}
deep well cookers or deep-fat fryers; | may well a “what will they think
MOTORIST PROSECUTED
» twelve persons who
Fhe twenty-fifth annual re-| were prosecuted over the past
Manheim Town
ship police for making illegal
Elizabethtown ' {rng at the inte
Elizabethtown,
August 1. The guest
rsection of the
Harrisburg by-pass a
Fruitville Pike, five from this
irea were listed. They were
William Baugher, 205 Mt. Joy

Earl Eshleman.
Quoit pitching will be featur-|

We are now featuring the new
CEES YE)
NFLON ELASTIC STOCKINGS
. Won ’ Fade or Discolor?
Non discoloring, sun-proof,
subtle that no one will know you
You il fir nd new com fore in these
wuer & “Black id WO WAY
stretch so many doctors
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S) LOAN’ S PHARMACY

ed at 10:00 a. m. and the devo- | Street, Mount Joy; Mona M.
tional exercises and election of | Longenecker, Landisville: Mrs
officers will be featured at 1:30; Amos Bricker, Mt. Joy R2; Jos-
p. m. Athletic contests will be| eph A. Hook, Mount Joy R2 and
| Mrs. Ella K. Hess

brother-in-law of ' the
The bride was given in mar-
George C,
Co. at Hershey Park Saturday. | Mrs. Harry A. Shuster, Jr, E.
was matron of hon-
Bridesmaids
Stephens,
Manheim R4; Mrs. Wilbur Bru-
Florin; and Mrs. Wilmer
Ensign Edward Mahoney, US
served as
visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice | pest man. Ushers were Jay Ru-
William Seaman,
both of Elizabethtown: and Wil-
The wedding music was play-
ed by Harry A. Shuster Sr. of
A reception was
opposite the
The couple left on a
er celebrated their 7th Wedding | wedding trip to the Poconos and
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Georgia, and John
Fitzkee. son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Main
Mount Joy were united
afternoon, |
Mount Joy
| Methodist Church in a double]
performed by
and Esther |
held imme- |
| diately following the ceremony |
couple |
left on a wedding trip to |
braising pork
steaks add some allspice to the
along with |
Sliced
| oranges and raisins may also be |
Annual |
Lititz R. D. visited Mr. and Mrs. | school and Communtiy reunion |
West Main Street

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