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Local Spring Onions 3b
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|THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.

VV eddings Thursday, April 28 4
ROLAND — GERBER School, recently was discharg-
The marriage of Miss Martha ed from the Armed Services.
Arlene Roland, daughter of Mr.|He is employed at the Wyeth
and Mrs. John D. Roland, Mt. Laboratories, Marietta.
Joy R1, to Mr. J. Harold Ger- ——
ber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry] GLATFELTER — BENDER
S. Gerber, Elizabethtown RI,
was solemnized at three o'clock Larue
Miss Lois
daughter of
The marriage of
Glatfelter,
| Saturday afternoon. The Rev.|Mr, and Mrs. Frank Glatfelter,
George Shultz Jr. officiated at 21 Sunset Ave., Leacock. to Le-
the double ring ceremony that roy Frey Bender, son of Mr.
took Reich's Evangel- and Mrs.
ical Cong. Church, Marietta R2, was solemnized Sptur-
Miss Martha Roland, the bride's day at 2 p.m. in Zion Evangel-
aunt, was organized and Mrs. jcal Lutheran Church,
the bridegroom’s with the Rev. Maxwell
vocalist
place in John S. Bender, Mt.
Leacock,
i John Gerber, Walton
sis‘er-in-law, officiating
The bride, who was given in Following a wedding trip to
marriage by her father, was at- the New England States. the
tended by Miss Miriam C. Ro- couple will reside at the home
land, her sister, as maid of of the bride.
honor. Miss Jane Roland, an- ee een
other sister, Miss Sara Jane
Shuman, Marietta R1, cousin of GETTYSBURG
the bride, and Miss Shirley A.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence W
Heisey, Manheim R2, a son, on
Monday, at Lancaster General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs,
of Manheim R1,
Lancaster Osteopathie
Mr. and Mrs. Chas
er, 116 New
Joy, a son, Friday,
a daughter, at
hospital.
Jarning
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Bul-
ler, Florin, a son, Tuesday, at
Lancaster General Hospital
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The date for a strawberry fes-
tival to be sponsored by the St.
Mary's Guild of the St. Luke's
Episcopal Church has been set
for Saturday, June 4. The festiv-
al will be held on the lawn be-
side the church.

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Brubaker. Manheim R1, were :
extra practice
] sessions to make |
bridésmaids.
them proficient.
The bride wore a gown o
f “Great athletes don’t just
lace and tulle. The fitted bodice "
happen . . . There is no substi-
had a scoop neck and long »
. tute for work,” declared Dav-
sleeves and the skirt had ac- 8
cordian-pleated ruffles down| |
. Our very existence depends
the back and a lace over-skirt. ns |
: faith . and the basis
Her fingertip length tulle veil : 3
; of all faith is the Bible, the
was fastened to a half hat of
speaker stated.
lace edged in
carried a
pearls and she
: 4 : The importance of condition-
white Bible with a p Sitio
ing was stressed. Davies point-
white orchid and white rose- ' : :
|ed out that no athlete is at his
bud showers. :
hi best unless he keeps in the
I'he attendants wore gowns : ‘i .
best of physical condition, in-
of turquoise crystallette, fash-
ioned with a torso bodice hav-
ing a scoop neckline and a full
length skirt with detail bow in
| the back. They wore headbands
[ of white feathered carnations.
| The maid of honor carried a
semi-cascade of white
tions and yellow roses, and the
: to the rules.
| . .
bridesmaids, hyacinths and :
white “7 Richard Stark, Park Avenue, !
ea, = Mount Joy, was taken into
{ Mrs. Roland, mother of the Tut > 1 the
i club as a new membe y
bride, wore navy blue crepe Tol M. Booth 1 wind with
: : | John M. ooth h:
with matching accessories. Mrs.|*® : hdiing . the
| . induction ceremony.
Gerber wore navy blue trim- :
: : ‘ | metres {freee |
med in beige and matching ac-
|
duced by clean living, lots of,
exercise and practice.
The promotion of others, not
one’s self, was given as anoth-
r of the chief factors of sue-
cess, and the speaker concluded
his remarks with an admoni-
carna-/ .
tion to play the game according

Both mothers CEDEBRATED 55th
wore
| white orchid corsages. ANNIVERSARY
Mr. Luke
and Mrs
| bethtown RI1,
| cessories.
E. Gerber Eliza Dr E. W. Newcom-
brother of the © celebrated their fifty-fifth
| bridegroom, was best man. Wedding asniversary Tuesday
| Ushers were Mr. David Gerber, at their home on East Main St., |
3ainbridge R1, and Mr. Mount Joy. |
| uel Gerber, Elizabethtown RI, > = |
| both brothers of the bride- METHODIST CHOIRS PLAN |
| groom; Mr. Rodney Fink. Eli-| FOOD SALE MAY 7 |
zabethtown R1, and Mr. Lester The Junior and Senior choirs
W. Roland. Marietta R1, the ©f the Mount Joy Methodist
church will hold a food sale on
Saturday, May 7. beginning at’
| bride’s brother.
A reception for 200 guests
was held in the church social 9 a. m. in front of Titus
rooms, after which the couple office.
left on a Canadian trip For

{ traveling the bride wore
a grey 52°
accessories and

ao
OUR JOB
an orchid corsage.

The bride, a graduate of East! PRINTIN
Donegal Twp. High School. is IS RIGHT NG Concrete Blocks
3 Secfeiary ®t Donegal High '@ / THE GROOVE Mt. Joy R2 Phone 3-9835
School. I'he bridegroom, an eer es
| Elizabethtown High School mmr mee eee tr mr rere

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MARTINI TIME—
Art Van Damme Quintet
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ARTHUR GODFREY
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Carmel Quinn
THE KING AND I—
Original Cast
ANNIVERSARY SONGS—
Ken Griffin
I LOVE A PARADE—
Cola. Military Band
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3 Happy Future
4

start with a
top-
that
Homes
sound foundation of
quality concrete blocks are
most apt to end as a
source of lasting satisfac-
tion to their owners.
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graduate, is a carpenter at the
Elizabethtown Planing Mill. He
served two years in the U. S.
Army, including Korean duty.
They will live at Mt. Joy RI.
LINTON — MYERS
The marriage of Miss Dor's
M. Linton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Norman Linton, Birch-
land Ave, Mount Joy, to Mr.
Ralph L. Myers II, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles R. Myers, Sa-|
| lunga, was solemnized Satur
day afternoon at two o'clock in!
the Mount Joy Methodist |
Church with the Rev Robert C.
Pike, Drexel Hill, officiating, |
assisted by the Rev. William E.|}
Harner, pastor 3
A reception was held in the}
social rooms of the church. {
Following a wedding trip tol
Niagara Falls, the bride will re-|
side at the home of her parents)
and the bridegroom will be]
stationed in Alaska with the uy
S. Army.

— |
BERGMAN — MACKINSON
| Miss Mary A. Bergman, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard € ’
| Bergman, Manheim R2, and You d be out of breath, too — after fol-
| Mr. Robert L. Mackinson, son lowing my master on a trip to pay bills! Why
of Mrs. Irene Mackinson, Mari- 5
| etta R1, and he late Mr. Daniel|
| Mackinson, were married at|
10:30 o'clock Saturday morn-|
ing in Towson, Md. The Rev.|
| Robert Galloway officiated in|
the Towson Presbyterian
Church.

The couple were attended by|
| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mackinson,
brother and sister-in-law of the
bridegroom.
The bride is a graduate of
| Mount Joy High School and St.|
| Joseph's Hospital School of]
Nursing, Lancaster. She is on
the staff of Lancaster Heart
Haven. The bridegroom, a .
graduate of East Donegal High!
FIRST
NATIONAL

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doesn’t he pay them with checks, by mail?”
THE CHECK WAY'S THE SELF-SAVING — AND SAFE —
WAY TO PAY. WE INVITE YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT.

John C. Brosey |
Haven Street, Mt, |
at Columbia
|

[ENGAGEMENTS [| —
| Mom Loves
shirley Arlene, 10 205. Wit {| Flowers
{ beth Greider, 206 E. Main St., |}!
{ Mount Joy, and the late Mr. ooo
John Greider.
Miss Shepler is a
High School.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shepler,
Elizabethtown R1, announce the
| engagement of their daughter,
and she'll adore you for
senior at remembering her with a gift of
| Donegal Her fi-
her favorite blooms on her spec-

ance, a graduate of East Hemp- |},
field High School, is employed |}! ial day.
by J. B. Hostetter and Son, Mt.
Jov
A ies ful gift of all!
The wedding. wilh take place Give your loveliest lady the most thoughiful gift o
June 26 in Reich's Evang. Con- | PY
gregational Church.
mona su RUHL'S Flowers
PLANS RUMMAGE SALE
OPPOSITE FLEMENTARY SCHOOL
Ladies Bible class of the Lu- |
theran church will hold a rum-
-6001 MOUNT JOY, PA.
mage sale in the parish house
April 29 and 30. On April 29|f PHONE 3

| the sale will start at 1 p. m. and
on April 30 at 10:30 a. m.

Addition Of New
Wringer-Type Washer
We are proud to announce the addition of the famous DEXTER
WRINGER WASHER (sold and guaranteed by PHILCO) to our
growing list of appliances .....When General Electric discon-
tinued the manufacturing of wringer washers, we spent several
months looking over various lines, finally deciding on DEXTER
as a machine that meets our re quirements for quality merch-
andise.

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(WITH AUTOMATIC TIMER)
WHITE ENAMELED TUBS
$212.40
YOUR OLD WASHER $52.45
$1 59s: pi
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ABOUT $2.02
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