The Bowlers
| Alley
The Mount Commercial bow
ling league is paced this week
by the Hess' and Smith's teams
in a tie. The Paper Box team is
second followed by Rutt's, Dro-
han’s, Kulp's, Wolgemuth's and
Kosers teams in that order.
Faul Nissley's 212 was the
high individual single game,
Blaine Stespen’s 541 was the
| high triple game score. The Pa-
per Box Co. team single game
score of 825 and the Rutt Insur-
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ance team triple game score of
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ENGAGEMENTS
| man, Mount Joy R2, announce
"the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Janice Elaine, to Kenneth
E. Shenenberger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Shenenberger, of
Manheim R1.
Janice is a graduate of Mount
Joy High School and is working
at her home.
p Mr. Shenenberger is a gradu-
| ate of Manheim High School
) and is employed by the Key-
i stone National Bank, Manheim.
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| THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pe
Thursday. ‘November 4
Neighborhood
‘Elects New
Officers
New officers were elected at
the regular meeting of the Mt
Joy-Florin Girl Scout Neighbor-
hood Monday night. Miss Anna
Mae Eby was elected chairman
and Explorers will meet at the | lovefeast in the local church a TH EATRE HOLIDAYS
| firehouse at 10:15 a.m. Services | this Saturday. Services will be SATURDAYS
. . : 6.8.10 P. M, 2:00 P. M.
{ at the church 10:30 a. m. Boys | held at 1:30 and Communion at Mount Joy, Pa. J
are urged to attend these ser- 6:30. On Sunday morning there
vices and please be on time will be Sunday School and FRIDAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 - 6
On account of other activities | preaching services DICK POWELL] DEBBIE REYNOLDS -in=
the scoutmaster and assistant Mr. and Mrs. Roy Loraw of rs
for 1955; Mrs. James Spangler, |
first vice chairman; Mrs. Clyde
Eshleman, second vice chairman
Mrs. Clyde Eshleman, second
vice chairman; Mrs. Frank
Young, Jr., third vice chairman:
Mrs. Martin Ney, sceretary; and
Miss Elsie Lefever, treasurer
These new officers will be in-
stalled at a dinner mecting in
January: the place and date to
be announced at a later time.
The announcement was made
that Miss Dixie Baer, member
of the local Girl Scout troop,
was a representative of the Lan-
caster County Senior Planning
Board to the regional confer
lence held last week in Washing
ton, D. C. She and the other rep-
resentative from the county,
scout, and Robert Buchenauer,
Ann Young, were accompanied!
by a Mount Joy Scout leader,
Mrs. Warren Foley.
Girl Scouts and Brownies
will attend the Methodist
Church in a group Sundoy |
morning with members of other
organizations of the borough
leaders will meet at the fire-
firehouse at 10:15 a. m. in uni-
form if possible
Girl Scout candy will be sold
by the girls in the near future.
Mrs. Maurice Bailey was named
chairman of the project and she
announced that all candy ord-
ers must reach her by next
Tuesday: Froceeds from the fat
collection were placed in the
neighborhood's general fund.
The announcement was also
made that eight neighborhood
members will attend the fif-
teenth anniversary dinner on
{Thursday night at the Hotel
Brunswick
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! Jr. Florin. a daughter, = Friday, SUBS Th :
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STHONI, PICTURE
ON DISPLAY AT SCHOOL
A painting of the former Mt.
I Jov elementary school while it
was “burning” had been placed R EA D TH be ME R C b= A N TS
in the present grade school on
| :
and eating those delicious pies and Mrs. Herman Aldinger of KELLY
i inking | near E-town, is celebrating his
and Florin. The girls and their!
Boy Scout News | © RHELMS JOY —

held Sunday, Nov. 7 at the| Church of the Brethren will SHOWS MATINEE
Methodist Church. Boy Scouts hold its annual semi-annual EVENINGS SATURDAYS

scoutmaster have de cided “to East Willow street in Elizabeth- “SUSAN SLEPT HERE"
change scout meeting night to town announce the engagement
Monday instead of Tuesday as| of their daughter, Sylvia Ann, - " SINE
has been the custom. All boys| to Jay Hoover, son of Mr. and MONDAY -- TUESDAY, NOVEMRER 8 - 9
will receive a card to notify | Mrs. Ezra Hoover of Rheems
SHIRLEY BOOTH ROBERT RYAN -in=-

hem Bais Ce [Elmer Engle of Elizabethtown "
1e Moun ; Joy Sportsmen's ied at his home last Tuesday 66 0 T LESLIE
Association invites the Boy pied om His om Just i Xap. AB U MRS.
Scouts to a movie at the Fire-| gay afternoon in the Brethren
house Monday at 8:30 p. m. No- in Christ church, with inter- WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 - 11
vember 8. ment in Reich's cemetery. Mr. : hi 3
A Hallowe'en party was held Engle was a former resident of JOEL McCREA MARI BLANCHARD -in=- !
by the Boy Scouts and Explor
0 “| Rheems.
ers of troop 39 on Monday, Nov. ms “Black Horse Canyon”
1 with fifty boys and parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover |

attending | entertained at dinner Sunday, | - rm er nn
During the opening ceremony Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hollingey, COMING:
Court of Honor was held for | daughter Anna Ruth, sons,
Thomas Clunko: Pedi loot old and James; Mr. and Mrs. J NOVEMETR 19 - 20 — “MAGNIFICIENT OBSESSION"
e : Earl Hollinger and son, Jeffrey; NOVEMBER 26 - 27 “REAR WINDOW"
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollinger,
daughters, Marilyn, Joyann and
Shirley, all of near Mt. Joy: Miss
Jane Wolf and Miss Mary —_——_
of Lebanon
who became a Star Scout. Rob- DECEMBER 1 - 2 — “GONE WITH THE WIND
ert’s mother pinned the badge
on her son.
The following received prizes
for costumes: most original,
Ronald Schofield and John
Funk: funniest. James Harnish;| Property held by Mrs. Henry
and ugliest, Thomas Chunko: Ruhl of Rheems last Friday was
prettiest. James Phillips. well attended. | Famous, Quiet
All had fun playing games Melvin Aldinger, son of Mr.’

The public sale of personal

and sandwiches and drinking
cider. The Scoutmaster wishes! 14th birthday today. Melvin has .
to thank all those who helped been a polio patient in the polio 6 T
with the party | unit of the Lancaster General rip rac
® Hospital for the past 7 weeks
BIRD HS [ He expects to be transferred to E f
| the Crippled Children’s Hospit X ra
| al in Elizabethtown in the near
future. The Aldingers formerly |
lived near here.

Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby
Kline, Manheim R4,, a daugh-
ter, Saturday at the St. Joseph
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avoid "whine" and “whistle” on bare roads! The new
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Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Mumma | When in need of Printing. (anv- control in icy or slushy going, better traction, less weave
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of Florin, a son, Sunday, at the thing) kindly remember the Bulletin Ena shippage,,
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the wall in direct view from
the front door. Painted by Mrs. i: ium
Charles Heaps, she presented it PA i= by WwW F K |
to her husband who has put it
on display on the wall of the
school

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