8 CHEST DRIVE ' PROGRESS IS / REPORTED TO DATE According to statistics re- leased Wednesday, Mount [Joy Borough has reached 54 percent of its Community Chest Drive goal. Chairman Warren Hayman and Charles Ryman said that $3,626 has already been ccllected. In the The Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa. Towsley October 25 Local Church ‘Gives Gifts To Home at the Quincy| given a treat on| the local St. Mark's E.U.B. church. Spon-| sored by the W. S. M. S,, a| group of twenty transporied the gifts to the home Satur- day morning. The individeal gifts to the 117 residents at the home included fruit, nuts, homemade candy and home- made cookies oy Scouts to Visit 35 Million Homes ary Convention Is Planned The annual Convention of the Bre hren in Christ Churches of Lan- caster County will be held a the Mastersonville church, eight miles north west of Manheim It will begin Sat urday evening at 7:30 and continue through Wednesday, each afternoon and evening. The speakers from Africa will include Mr. and Mrs Chester Wingert, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann, the Misses El zabeth Engle, Anna Engle and Mabel Frey. These have been #teachers and nurses and will have an African National| Christian student to share in the'r messages SUPER MARKETS Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest Missionary Old folks Home were Saturday by SAVE S&H GREEN STAMPS “OR CHRISTMAS GIFTS QFE Quality e Freshness o Economy THE "REASON WHY" MORE PEOPLE SHOP ACME GLENSIDE Apple Sauce 2:29: IDEAL FANCY Tomato 25: ge Lancaster U. S. Choice Beef surrounding area, East Donegal Township is reported to have 27°" of its goal; Mt. Joy Twp, 55.1%; E. Hempfield Twp, 38.97%; Lan- disville, 43.7%; Rapho Twp, |south, 40.6% and Rapho Twp. north, 21.5%, Bullte'in Adve rising Pa y's WAYS Record Corner took ex'ra an addi-| old folks! at the The group also cookies to provide tional treat to the and for the children Quincy orphanage. A program included the showing of slides by the Rev. # Bishop I. W. Musser, re- C. L. Ulrich and Lester Hos- cently returned from a three/tetter wh'ch included pic- months visit to Africa willjtures of the Holy Lands and give his report of the Jubilee the United States. Rev. Ul-|wife, Conference held in the Ma- rich had charge of devotions. Pa., cha Mission area. Northern A special “happy birthday" an eight-day Seventh Army Rhodesia, in August. Mr. Ar- Was also ex ended to Mrs. 'alst Smith entered the Army thur Pye will give experi- Margaret Harman, formerly paste training at Fort Knox, Ky., .. last May. He is assigned to the ences from India, where he of Mount Joy, who now re- > 9 : 4 wits his wife spent years sides. ut the home. Headquarters. The 23-year-old soldier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christmas Hymns his Samuel G. Smith. Route 1, Mt. Joy, is a 1951 graduate Georze Beverly > missionaries. Also Bishop Mrs. Frank Germer and of East Donegal High School in Maytown. eorge Beverly "Shea Henry Hostetter and Rev. Al- Mrs. John Hershey were Army Photo) Xmas Hymns & Carols— Cco- (U. S, bert Engle, secretaries of the chairman for He _project. Robert Shaw Chorus Foreign and Home Mission evening, Oct. 28, at hq St Mario Lanzo Sings PERSONALS Boards will speak on Admin- Luke's Episcopal Church. op igimeg Songs Russell K. Kuhn has re- istration and Power. Members will meet at the . . Mchion Hess: : The Voices of Christmas— Mahlon ess, missionary firehouse at 6:45 p.m. to at- Walter Shuman from Tanganyika Kanya dries ET : No. card end the service in a group. turned home recently after ag p serving in Germany over one year. tivities of the local fire com- will be the Bible Teacher os each afternoon. Mahatma Gandhi was as- WAY S Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Michael pany auxiliary. The group Johns and son Larry, May- planned the events at their, The Wednesday evening session will be held in the i in Asis by 48 W. Main St., DNiount Joy u fanatic on Jan. 30, 1948. oY town, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood varies i Phone 3-3622 Thursday . — Gerber, Charles and Sandra attended by Donegal High School Audi- torium, near Mt. Joy, instead : : t wl nite meeting which| — of Marietta RD, and Mr. and Wa fourteen Mrs. H. Kuhn of Mount Joy members. Mrs. George was ht Army Specialist Th. rd Class Ammon L. Smith, whose Patr'cia Ann, lives at 716 Lehigh Ave., Lancaster, operates radio equipment during Exercise “Whipsaw” maneuver in Germany. Spec- CHRISTMAS L P's in July 1955, completed and arrived in Europe Perry Como Sings 3rd Armored Division Merry Christmas Music OAK HILL Peaches 99. IDEAL FLORIDA Grapefruit Juice 16-02. cans No. 2V2 can Nevember 6, the nation’s 4,175,134 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, and their leaders will place sn the doorknobs of 35,000,000 homes Liberty Bell hangers, shown above, urging every citizen to vote. The Scouts’ “Get-Out- the-Vote” campaign is being conducted in cooperation with Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge. It is entirely non- partisan, without reference to any candidate or party. G.O.P. P 2ns Announces Plans Area Ra'ly Cf A ctivities for the On Nov. 1 the local ister C Tuesday Hostetter’s Area Republican Ral'y will take plans to in Novem- the Elizabethiown Legion Home Just before Election Day, Auxiliary Plans ‘Two Events A cupcake sale and party will highlight the 46-0z. can t.ve plans ac- made by ees at their night meeting at The group made hold a food sale ber the annual Christi 1S nite vear JoyC were Lanc wanty's North wes ern Workers place at American assist of the Mt. Joy Elementary School as previously an- Shopping nounced. A Missionary Rally Cop- in on entertain is planned with Mr. Nate Scharff, business man from . Ohio, as the guest Mr. Scharff has tour December; the JaneCees te the Elizabethtown JayCettes gional Vice-President the in January; Sponsor 9h in National Young G. O and, formal dance in February; Bernard J. Myers, Jr., Stat he “olde Fe of Republican Commitfeeman ihe commen in Mareh; eh. for the 13th Sen al ain the children the trict: will speak on organiza M Children’s home in tional planning and publicity April. Sometime after holi- in getting out the Republ can days, the group will als Voters on Tuesdsv. Novem sponsor another card party ber 6th. Any Rp blican who the food wishes to work on Election with Mrs. Day is desirous in attending Charles Ryman, chairman this rally must give their,’ Paul Stoner, Jr. and name to the local Republican Henry Zerphey. The also planned a demon- mn Lancaster Jaycees in the November 1st at 8 Thursday P.M Miss D. Jane and Stabley, of P and Israel. He will complete narration Holy Land in colored at ator Signs of the Times. A hearty A committee for sale named services. was these Mrs Mrs an Hebrew Chr Dayton, speaker. recently! spent seven weeks in Europe give & of slides, and will speak on significent invitation is ex- tended to the public to all of YOUNG FOLKS enjoyed the weekend at Mar- enhauver, president, i 'Q ve 1 rT J tin’s camp in Perry County. charge. % The card party BIRTHS Nov. 26, 8 p.m. Mir. ond Dire. Joseph M. sale will be held at the Sen- Wolgemuth, Mount Joy Rl, a : : : ee ics sen‘g Electrical Store, East son, last Wednesday, at the : 3 a 3 : otis Main Street, Friday, Nov. 16. Lancaster General Hospital. {Orders for the cupcakes will Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. ha taken by the members. Watson, Manheim R1, a son, Three flavors will be made Tuesday, at the Lancaster,,q sold by the women for reneral Hospital. 60c per dozen. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Groff The group also completed of Manheim R1, a son, Tues-plans to attend the group ay, at Lancaster General and the fire: company’s annu- |Hospital. al memorial service Sunday istian will the be! held in the firehouse Monday, The cupcake Mary, please come home Come home Mary, and I'll take you to see the 1957 De Soto . . . the most exciting car in the world today! It will be on display at our De Soto-Plymouth dealer’s October 30th. CHUCK ROAST Blade In LB 3 / C Tender Pot Roast Ib Ge Freshly Ground Beef 3 15s Ke group stration meeting Final reports were g'ven on the group's fashion show and plans were announced for the Saturday night Hallo- ween party of the members and the Jaycees. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs Villiam Gassman, Mrs. Ston er and Mrs. George Weber. Mrs. Charles Johnson, presi dent, in charge HALLOWEEN PARTY ATTENDED BY 100 (Continued from Page 1) end at 8:00 p.m. After the collection is over the young people will return to the Mt. Joy Firehall for a party. At the party there will be games a motion picture, and refresh-| ments for all The money that is collect- ed will be wimed over to WE SRE GETTING CONGESTED | LIKE THE STREETS OF OUR TOWN. WE NEED SPACE TO the UNICEF. This is a worth withing oi it oh DISPLAY OUR NEW WINTER AND CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE, HELP US HELP THIS Be jes chillin off. YOURSELF TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE AND MANY MORE SPECIALS WEEKEND. clothing. Let this year be a Help- Halloween instead of a Hell- Hallowe 'n by supporting this Trick or Treat” project. ael Kear. Broske, County Commi teeman of i their election district for the November later than Monday, Oc The names and addresses of those Republican Commit teemen participating in this workers’ rally are as fol'ows Mount Joy Boro East Ward - Kenneth A. Gainer 25 N. Barbara St Mount Joy Boro Ward - Richard Divet Poplar S East Donegal coln District Eater, 538 Marietta East Donegal Twp May town D's rict Charles M Approximately 100 persons Houseal. M: x attended the local Cub Scout East Done Spring family Halloween party Sat- ville Distric Curvin Martin Urday night. Prizes were a- Mount Jc varded for outstanding cos- Mariet a Bor 1 Ward tumes, games were played Robert Tanderslice 799 ind refreshments were serv- East Market Street qd Ma - Pat k ot Mariott - John M. ket Stree Elizabe htown B Ward Harcld E 404 S. Market Street El'zabe‘htown Boro Ward Ira R. Herr, Market St Conoy Township - Clar ence S. Bryan, Ba‘nbridge West Donegal Township Jacob W. Heisey, Rheems Mount Joy Township Lower District Norma? Strickler, Mt. Joy. Box 132 Mount Joy Township Milton Grove District Wm L. Thome, Mt. Jov R2 Mount Joy Townshin Upper Distric' - Le Weid man, El zabethtown Florin Cubs Hear College Curator Dr. Price was the guest speaker at the regular pack meeting of the Florin Cub Scou's Tuesdav in the Florin Dr. Price, the curctor museum of the Franklin and Marshall College, spoke a~d showed pictures of the Flor.da Ever- glades. In conjunc ion month’s theme on Indiians, th» dens d'splaved Indan crafts made by them during the month of den mee ings Stephen Brightbill was aw. r ded the bear badge and a gold arrow point: Lewis Sau ters, the bear badge; Lyndell Goodling, gold and s.lver ar- row points. Lloyd Cooke, Cubmaster, was in charge of the meeting and announced that next month’s theme will be pup- pets. not 29 Ib 69- Ib #7 Qe Boneless Beef Roast Boneless 3-Cor. Roast sHOP MURPHY'S sAVE | Small Beltsville Oven-Ready TURKEYS 47c 1b 30. Farmdale Fies &§ for @Qe Sawyer’s Fish Sticks 59 Lancaster Meaty Scrapple 2 bs 4 §e West 20 N was —— Lin H St., Twp Casper W. Market Ladies’ ¢ Nylonized Slips $ 1 27 funniest and Geo. hardest to guess. MURPHY'S Beautifully Trimmed 100% NYLON DRESSES Fresh, Roasted B 5 _for INFANTS and IEE 1t03 Ladies’ Flannel Gowns $ 1 88 PEANUTS Ladies’ Fall Purses J assinger's Grocery Ladies’ X Size Panties a4. Mt. Joy ® $144 Prizes to adults were a- warded to Mrs. Ervin Weav r. pret iest Bruce Greiner, Bruce Brown, most Howard Snavely Mrs. Bernard to guess. Chil- awarded § prettiest; Pamela 16 N. Market St. Mich- Ward Mar 2nd 16 W rietta I'E Boro Lean Sliced Bacon Chicken Turkey Beef, 1 1 4 Ward | or origina Mar- [9's n funniest hardest dren’s prizes were to Elaine 3rown, 9, a John Loney, ugliest; Topp n, original; 3rd 3 W Boro coin 16¢ ana Dn oz. Kear Zo t- 1st Kear, Greiner A REAL VALUE! ® With Full or Half Slips ® Plastic Hanger Included 44-tfc most 541 Men's Flannel Shirts Acme Quality Cut-Up Closeout House Dresses P 1 99 Frying Chickens BREASTS Ib 69. LEGS Ib 63: Ready -to-Eat BESTOCK HAMS 3 Ib can $989 U. S. NO. 1 STAYMAN App'es 5 Ib bag ? lg bchs 25 CAL FORNIA PA:CAL b 3. FRESH PREPARED Ce'ery Spinach or Kale 2/29 Infants’ sheer NYLON frocks in prints or flocked dotted swiss with dainty trims. White, pink, blue or maize with acetate crepe slip. Toddlers’ | to 3 all NYLON dresses in flocked dotted swiss, flocked stripe, flocked heart design or solid color nylons. Full skirts, ribbon belts and dainty trims. ster R2 CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE SLEEPER 27x50 Oval Loop Rugs $] 66 John PEACE OF MIND Children’s School Bags $1 17 schoel f~r the Colorful Outing Flannel va 4-44 47 - $299 Something that money can buy Just the thing to protect kiddies on these chilly fall nights ahead! Warm sleepers made of soft colorfast flannel with | delightful juvenile prints. 2-piece style for free action, with feet for added warmth. Gripper fastener shoulder opening and elastic waist. band. Assorted colors and prints in sizes | to 3, with ihe when it’s in the bank! 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