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i Kaylor Bros. 10th Annual Me ein Mout lov fe. Tuncay. Noy 22 Hemfield Alumni Couples Club a ASUS
Elects Officers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones
750 Attend To Hold Banquet |
The|as secretary and treasurer.
Camparee
Landisville-Salunga
PUBLIC SALE AWNING
Landisville-Salunga — The [second organizational meet The new church group,
00 re Sche duled Spring Concert alumni of Hempfield high ing of the “Couples Club” of| social in nature, is making
| Landisville-Salunga — Ap- school are making plans for Zion Lutheran Church, of plans for recreational activi-8 MADE NOW - Order Now... Pay, | Laje
Monday vening, May 14, 1956 | ‘May 18- 20 | proximately 750 persons ai- their 27th Alumni Banquet Landisville, was held last Yes for ihe Tames i Complete Awning Service!
|tended the annual be held at the Hempfield Sunday night in the church couples from the Landis: We Measure, Give Free Estimates, Sew and ad
Starting promptly at 6 o'clock (DST), at our New Landisville - Salunga—The/ concert pre esented by the mu-'high school, Saturday May basement. Approximately 16/ Ville church are invited to Awnings of Top Quality Material,
0( Place of Business, Route 230, 2 miles east of Elizabeth: | Western Western District of| sic department of the Hemp- 19 at 6:30 pm. The ban- couples attended. join this lew group FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE COLUMBIA 48101 ast
: Co | ¢ ‘nex k was original- aN TR cost - —-— ————
own, Pa. the Lancaster County Coun- field Junior High School last quet t wee A short business session
i . lel, 3ov Scouts of America, Saturday night at the high ly scheduled for last Septem-| as conducted by Robert Linden Hall Seminary for Haldeman’ S Upholstering & Awning Co
New and Used Farm Equipment | hold their Camporee for|school auditorium in Landis-| ber, but due to the new high Gjjperg and Frank Huey. Girls was opened near Lititz 11th & SPRUCE STS. COLUMBIA, P
)0 S li d H d 191 56 on Thursday, Friday,|ville. school t balling ok ins Officers elected for the year in 1748. - PNS
u ies an araware land Saturday, May 18, 19. Music groups participating] completed, had. lo De’: -
PP land 20, at Stony Gulch, five|in the program were the ju- poned until this year NEE REN ORRIN ERRNO RR :
0 I A C T O R S | miles north of Marietta, on|nior band, with the major-| Invocation for the pro a
: . Route 441. ttes ir a baton twirling gram will be by the Rev. ®
; Case, Farmall and Oliver; Combines, 6-ft. cut; Engine and | ; or B Scout! pI the junior high glee i) L. Osenbach. Fuhrman [§ SPECIAL SALE
| P.T.O. driven Forage Harvesters, Balers, Bale Elevators; | Check-in or oy } * Bailey. Assistant C ty |
| Harrows, Spring-tooth, Disc and Roller Harrows; Culti- | troops will be after 6:00 p. |club, the seventh grade chor F. Bailey, Assistant tLounlyy ON
)0 packers, Manure Spreaders, Wagons, Corn Planters, To. | m. Friday, May 18, but spec-| us, and the orchestra. Spec- Superintendent of Schools, m=
bacco Planters, Hammer Mills, Washers, Deep Freezers, | ial permission may be grant- | ial vocal groups were the will be toastmaster. A class
Garden Tractor, Power Lawn Mowers, Wheelbarrows | ed to check in after 10 a. m. boys octet and the girl's en- meeting will be conducted 8
Chain Saws, Belting, Hay Rakes, Forks Shovels, Rakes, | Saturday. Troops will be semble. Special feature for bv the following: Ethel S. a r nN oO Eo
hains, Load Binders. | aes ‘dA areas as thev arrive. the evening was a two-piano Herr, Class of 1924, secre-
0 C E assigned areas as they arriv ea, ie Wo Wold ee
1.OT OF POULTRY OF HARDWARE even sid ,s quartet, “Marche I ilitaire”, tary; illiam eist, lass
AND TOOLS ol re by Susan Hackman, Sally of 1936, treasurer; and Rich- 25 ft. $3.95 NOW 2.9%7
SPECIAL FOR SALE DAY lin a campfire song-fest and Nolt, Arlene Hartenstine, ard Charles, Class of 1942,
CASH DISCOUNT ON ALL LUCAS PAINTS fellowship period. After rev- &1 Norma Book. nominations, Following the
IN STOCK Ee Priop ia the rusicsl per-Dusiness mesung, the Slasses 50 ft. $6.95 NOW ey 19
0 Representative here all dc } there will be a camp wide tion of the program, mem- of 1955 and 1956 will be ®
Factory Representative here all day to help you. hike and display of camp bers of the Mountville Post presented to the alumni by L PLASTIC STEED 5 YEARS
os M. Nissley. principal ALL PLASTIC . GUARA!I ED 5 YEARS
Leroy
Many hat may arrive. gadgets. A leaders confer- #8757, Veterans of Foreign f the hig ool.
Come one, Come all. Our Motio—"You Bid, We Sell”. | wi s he 1:15| Wars, presented the Hemp-| Ot the ugh schoo x
| KAYLOR BROS snes wil be held at 11:15 wt a Speaker for the cvent will Stop In And Take Advantage Oh This
| . Headlining the Saturday American flag. Making the be the Rev. J. Paul Wein, Special Sale
{ Your Case Dealer, Rheems afternoon program will be presentation was Lester Mill- E leetwood. Alumni
| Visit us in our Hardware and Pain{ Dept. If we don’t} a demonstration of marks-| (house, commander of the aye Carls 20, pres.
[ave it, we'll try to get it for you. 19-1c§ manship, safety and firearm| | Mountville post, and accept- are, Ho vem, ]
: oh handling under direction of ing on behalf of the high Vice President; Ethel Stauf- GEO. W. LEAMAN
0 | : the U. S. Marine Corps Re-|school was Leroy M. Nissley, ier Ho a% Peconding iv PHONE 3-
TH high school principal. retary, auline ess, ‘0 woo : . . :
0 i uU B L. I C S A L E Ye Dit fron) Gotan, | The of De unio COTTesponding secretary; and 208 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
rh hy ; : : Jetty Weidler Stoner, ’39,
OF ace awards w 2 yen sic sas select fr dh
; place vas wil ‘be given muses was selegtons, (ot
‘ c < $ S a- a) a- a — eer eee eee
STOCK-IMPLEMENTS-HOUSEHOLD GOODS massing the highest number homa’, by members of the Patroni 1
SOME ANTIQUES of points in the various as- junior high glee club. : atronize Bulletin Advertisers.
pects of scouting skills, in-| Directors of the program B Ii y B | .
cluding such skills as fire|were Miss Zoe - Cummings, uler s eauty Salon ow ong nce ou 00 e
We're
building and water boiling! orchestra: Mrs. Geraldine son .
: > TD. IE MAIN ST. FLORIN, PA
Saturday, May 26, 1 956 with flint and steel, knot re | Getz, vocal groups; and Rus- : : °o
lays. mapping of camporee : h Cold Waves & Machinless ?
. . lays, mapping cami sell’ Getz, band. our 0 1CiE€S $1 htin rising costs!
On the premises located along Route 340 from Eli- area marksmanship, rustic —— Covi Sih. Permanents * g 9
zabethtown to Hershey. camp gadgets, and physical I give "Toni's” to kit hon
|education events. A special Mt. Joy 3- 8851 Maude Buller It's a good policy once in awhile to go over your The price of everything from autos to kitc
) THIRTEEN SHEEP camporee photography con-| SAWING, a RUNING and Insurance Policies and check up on just how up-to- sinks continues to rise. We also have a constant
SEVEN EWES FIVE LAMBS, ONE RAM al Wid he Ae os ral a SIC OH P L. 0 W | N Gl date your insurance coverage is. fight on our hands against the ever rising
360 Yearling Leghorn Hens services will be held for the ® Phone 5.4616 Probably you have more possessions and res- costs of doing business. 3 win this fight, we
5 members of the protestant - 2 4 Will plow and prepare lots ponsibilities today than you had a few years ago. fic d
1S uel ‘ss 6¢1Manheim, Pa : never stop our search for more efficient an
60 Yearling Heavy Strain faiths at 9:00 on the camp- PUBLIC BALE for spring planting. Then too, prices are up -— so perhaps you need more P ol vo service!
sree grounds, with Reverend JC SALE Nev ls Pr more economical ways
1951 FORD TRACTOR SS § yon Ee Frais Dwelling and Lot. 40 OWEN MUMMA coverage against financial loss. Wiley & Rutt Agency het
Ganley me oN LU vy 200, east side of Church MT. JOY R2. PH. 3-9674 | is at your service. Phone 3-6911 or stop in soon. quality high. That's why we're sure that your,
two-bottom plow, cultivators, saw frame, saw, belt, tire theran Church, Landisville, gi, Florin, former home —— telephone will continue to be the biggest
pump, tractor pulley, tractor jack, disc harrow, wagon | officiating. Catholic mass j¢ "Samuel S. Shelly. Also 9 P
on rubber with flat bed; trailer-type wagon, John Deere will be held at 8:00 a.m. ail'yousehold goods, tools ete. ® bargain in your family budget.
N Corn Planter, one-row scorer, bag wagon, wagon wheels, | Marietta. Saturday, June 2, 1956, at p=
wheelbarrow, harness, saddle, barb wire, drums, Parents of the young scout- P. M. Walter Dupes, Auct. 0 1%
Ee ant ll Sih WILEY & RUTT AGENCY
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