3 2 1 1 Brethren in Christ mission. I RU A Ba RR A bn its. (ot a, | e Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. . . J es ect mW Bon | /l aries in Cuatro Caminos, Cu- READER and ADVISOR Thursday, May 30 3 Two Graduate Scouts Attend Attend Tripple aries in Cuatro Camino, Cu. Fo aren 1 » Wolgemuths, had nu RI Madam Teresa More Than 50 At Bob Jones Camporee Charter Night af the fu mu } Physical Healot | tw Help You in Your Problems Irvin Lloyd Gerber is a- Mount Joy Boy Scouts andi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Little —_— round the island, gathered Chosen OTS » ( . bbws bona yn nm . R 1 1a busi " . “ori ve Recently Came From Land of Miracles (India) Attend Banquet mong “0 jcundiiates Ba Explorers attended the west- Pprecher Mr, and Mes hia shells rom the obey \ TF vt VY “Rn graduation this week at Bob tbe 4 rice Bailey, anc vi ig ; son. visited a pottery estab- . 1 { A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU Over fifty persons have al- Jones University, Greenville |®™ district camporec at ler. attended the Charter Bird lishment. a Wood Carving President i 5 $ wis? MARKET STREET, MARIETTA, PA. ready. made reservations ‘ tog C. Stony ule Bill- Night Program of the West| factory, a sugar refinery, a ; pen 8 a, m. to 10:00 p. m. 7 days a Weck attend e JayCee-JoyCee He is the son of Mr. and myer anc ‘onoy Creek over Twp.,, Manheim market in Havana, and many Ragner Hallgren, North i Readings for White and Colored sponsored ‘Seventy five Plus’ nips. Siwood Gerber of Mar. the weekend. Over 400 boys Township, and East peters- Told Me ‘Worn other places of interest. They Market Street, was elected 4 All Readings Strictly Confidential banquet tor next Thursday, ietta R1, and is a candidate attended the western district burg Lions Clubs, held last] picked bananas from a tree president of the Mount Joy SPECIAL: $5 Reading For $1.00 With This Adv. June 6 Al persons, Whose "the Bachelor of Arts Local poy Heouts Thursday at Hotel Brnus-| Jacob Ruhl, Lancasterin the Wolgemuths' yard, and Home Association 73 ‘ 21.-fn names were given to the gree in the School of Relig-|Vere accompanied y Harold wick, Lancaster. county auctioneer, who was fresh pineapples, and enjoy-g . {he 1957-58 school year 2 I group, were issued invita fort. Etsell, Scoutmaster: Donald Lion Sprecher, who is ser-|in Switzerland to attend theled their hosts’ orchid plants, the Tuesday night meet- EA ——- tions and are personally be . | and Harold Milligan ving as Chairman of Zone A rnational Rotary clubland 7 parakeets, They |. Bre ittle yo He was a prayer captain jie : om rere g [Internat ing of the group. Paul Little, | : Explorers were which includes East at Lucerne, re-ported the weather perfect pop Avenue, was elected rE i | IN8 visited. ~ TEL” 8 CREATECT CHOW ° CARTY 1957 Edition 8/n Cuntinuous ear HERSHE SPORTS ARENA ES., JUNE 4 thru SAT., JUNE . Evenings 8:10 P.M.,D.S.T. In Saturday 1:00-5:00-9:00 Transportation is being rovided by the JayCees from their homes to the Hos- tetter Pavilion for the 5:30 p. m, affair. The evening will include a banquet, program and awarding of prizes | Bulletin advertisement pays. Reader& Adviser 7 “iq » 5) pr \ \ \ Tu FRIDAY ‘ SHOW on all problems of life - love, N SOLD inarriage and business. 3 LY TN PA our Hours 9 am. - J 9 pm, rm PRICES (Tex included) Ample parking sers i $1.20-$2.00-92.75-$3.30-$385 £106 remittance with self- 560 E. Cumberland St. LEBANON, PA. Phone Children under 12 years addressed stamped envelope to Half Price Tues, Wed., Thurs. HersheySportshrerna, Hershey, Pa MAIL ORDERS NOW Or Phone KE 3-901 Harshey 3-4673 21-4p Call Mt. Joy 3-9681 WOLGEMUTH, Inc. ror Sewer Connections PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS and ALTERATIONS | Prompt Efficient Service — We Do The Complete Job Call or Apply — 14 E. Main St. Start Saving on Your Food Budget The Easy Way ..... Good Quality Food At Low, Low Prices HAMBURG $9 17 KUNZLERS OR SWIFTS FRANKS CHEESE KRAFT MINIATURE Pi | Ib 1 VB Marshmallows bo e] CROSSE & BLACKWELL : | RELISHES - Pye | lbs Velveeta Cheese Bartlett Pears FREE TUMBLER Rick-ee Sof nk t Drink Mix (LIME - ORANGE - GRAPE) (PURE FRUIT FLAVOR) 1b bag 83 3-1b bag $2.43 COFFEE Wy ; N.B.C. SUNSHINE KEEBLER | 64° |. Rye Thins | Honey Grahams | Club Crackers |} id pkg 33 pkg 35- pkg LYE 11 HESS’ FOOD STORES | 4 & MOUNT JOY MASTERSONVILLE | Phone 3-8211 ha _ Plone : Maulistm 5-27'70 43: Tw TTL EEE IEEE ANAS NEAR ARERR and on the staff of the ‘Life and of the by Explorer accompanied Buchenauer, the toast- Hoffer, Mil- Charles ppg. introduced Begins Crusade” g is ' advis- master, Paul F. (newspaper of the school andor: and Warren Heisey, as- Jersville. Arthur K. Greiner, | 1& » wr i Ve i a 8 y or Ine mber of the Phi Kappi sistant. Elizabethtown, District Gov-| 1i society. ’ i society 'hree district camporees ernor of 14-D, presented the He also played with the soccer team, | NAMED PRESIDENT ! Carol Ginder, Florin, was {elected president of the Lan- caster County 4-H Home Ec- were held in the county over International Charters to the the weekend which included three new clubs which were over 1,000 boys. They were sponsored by the Mountville, designed to test Scout skill Willow Street ,and Lafayette land camping proficiency. Lions Clubs, Wilbur Nissley was western! Harry F. Lutz, Lancaster, district director, Deputy District Governor of Scouts were unable to at-Region I in 14-D, presented [onomics Council Friday nite, . av cop. [the state charters. Gifts in- at uo joint: meeting 3 tl tend the Sunday church ser 1 we Rl a WE fr - ne vice in a body because of the cluding the flag, gavel and (JC © oCNo 1 sVi A . . Sy OQ . Bik 10¢ y NS | activity. They are/80Ng, were prese nted by the Miss Ginder will take ov- 3150 unable to parade as a host club presidents to the er from Miss Josephine unit Thursday morning be- New club secretaries, Lausch, Denver R1, as presi- cause most of the members| Per Stahl, Past Interna- dent of the council. She is a gre included in the Mt. Joy tional Director, Eskilstuna, member of the Donegal 4-H glementary and Donegal/Sweden, was the guest spea- Home Economics Club. high school bands, Boy ker. Entertainment was pro- Scouts have been assistng in Vided by the well known Bulletin advertisement pays. the annual poppy sale in the barbershop quartets, The §— borough which is sponsored Lancastrians. Approximately 250 persons attended this af- Sh fair, which was the first trip- le charter night program ev- NTS er held in Lancaster County. Dist. Gov. Greiner pointed Hazel out that with the by the local VFW. | ® ENGAGFME KILMORE—DERR The engagement of Donegal Mobile Homes 12 new | : for their entire trip, president; Mrs. Charles rain falling for only a small Ryman, East Main Street, Paris Portion of one day. lsecretary; and Irvin Smith, New Haven Street, treasurer. turned home Saturday. Adam H. Greer and Hostetter, Mount Joy busi- Inessman, who flew to Europe] On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Hoffmaster was last week to attend the In-Clyde Brinser and family of appointed membership chair- ternational Rotary Club con- Mount Joy R2 entertained atman. vention in Lucerne, Switzer- dinner, Mr. and Mrs, David| ggt, land, returned home Wednes- Huber and children of Peach pennsylvania State Police, day, {Bottom R2. The Hubers flew presented awards to the here in their Piper Rager air- school safety patrolmen. Mi- ornhold, for-|plane. Mrs. Huber was re-imj O'Connor was awarded Gainor’s cently elected Pennsylvania's the distinguished service a- at|Flying Farmer Queen. ward as the outstanding pa- | Mrs. Elizabeth Charles and {roman of the year, Pins three daughters, Mrs. Mar- were given to Robert Marin- | H. A. Ries, of the | | Mrs. Myrtle N employed at Kitchen, is now working the Mount Joy Diner, West] Main Street. |garet Mackison and Misses er, Jeffrey Meckley, Dennis : : [Betty Jane and Mary Char- Fackler and Sandra Kretz- | Mr. and Mrs. U. have purchased the new- ing. All the patrolmen re- |Angstadt will go to constructed home at thelceived certificates for the wood, Fla, next week to of School Lane work. He also made tend graduation exercises Road, recently two surprise presentations their daughter, Jeanette, aly ijt py Daniel E. Garmanjto Miss Irene Ibach and senior in the high school lang Associates, and will|Charles Heaps. Miss Ibach there. |move there from their home was presented with a brief- lon Marietta St. within Mr. and Mrs. Jay Eicherlynext few days. land Mrs, D. C. Stoner spent| en land Mr. Heaps for his seven- Sunday at Kennett’'s Square, Mrs. Ray Sensenig and son|teen years of work with the where they visited the con-from New Holland expect to patrols. lservatory at Longwood this weckend to their] During the business meet- thelcase for her fourteen years lof work in the safety patrol J Aldus (Red) Hannan C. Derr, daughter of Mrs.clubs organized in the dis- | E. William (Bill) Pontz, Cora Derr to Mearl A. Kil-ltrict this year, 14-D becamel/dens on the Dupont estate.n e w home on Donegaling, the group voted to spon- Proprietors more, son of Mrs. Evelyn|the fifth largest district in/While there they attended|Springs road. sor the annual festival Sat- : : PPE Kilmore, Dillsburg, York Co, [the United States. an organ recital by the or-| mn |urday, Sept. 7. Mr. Heaps SALES and SERVICE |R. 1, has been announced. | mamta |ganist from the Notre Dam] Dr. E. K. Tingley and/and James Pennell were na- Mr. Kilmore, a senior at] [cathedral in Paris, friends were in Canada lastjmed co-chairmen for the ev- ROUTE 230 MOUNT JOY 3-4516 Franklin and Marshall Col- BARBECUE PLANNED lege, will graduate in June. FOR MEMORIAL DAY Again this year, a chicken if barbecue is being planned by {the Calvin Club of the Mt. Joy Presbyterian Church. it The barbecue will be held $4 Memorial Day, Thursday, May 30. The affair will be held on the church yard to the rear of the church. In lcase of rain, the event will move indoors to the church $3 > 0640 $ 4 50 Wedding Invitations Its “YOUR VERY OWN" basement. $ The meals will be served tH on the church lawn or as WITH EACH DIAMOND PURCHASE ADAM H. GREER 3 “take-outs”. Tickets will be Ieee {sold prior to the event. LATS, Record ; Corner 00004 sss 0990900000003 0409900099009 80¢ 4 ELL LULL LLL LLL ELS SE tri wn ns JOY mee P. Albums EVENINGS SATURDAYS AND SATORDAYS THEATRE Ys SPECIAL 7 and 9:00 P.M 2:00 P. M. Fn MOUNT JOY, PA. FRIDAY — SATURDAY, MAY 31 - JUNE 1 JEFF CHANDLER — JEANNE CRAIN -in- “THE TATTERED DRESS” MONDAY — TUESDAY, JUNE 3 - 4 $1.98 DRIFTING & DREAMING— | Raymond Legrand Yi, BEETHOVEN'S SEVENTH ALAN LADD — VIRGINIA MAYO -in- SYMPHONY — “THE BIG LAND?” Toscanini = AROUND THE WORLD WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, JUNE 5 - 6 IN 80 DAYS— | | “The Man Who Turned To Stone” This feature at 7:00 & 9:35 ALSO “ZOMBIES OF MORA TAU” This feature at 8:30 only I'M IN THE MOOD— Billy Butterfield : ; : FWAY’S Appliances | /48 W. Main St.,, Mount Joy Phone 3-3622 on “Pure Spring Water’ PCD) oH 34 | vue 1S IT? Sparkling water from a spring or well may be as danger ous as a drink of poison! Invisible pollution can cause serious illness. You can't depend on looks, taste or smell. Even occasional tests will not guard against sudden con- tamination. But you can be safe and sure with a Sepco Ultra-Violet Water Sterilizer! This fully-auto- matic, all-electric appliance puri- [ies even badly contaminated water to public health standards. It uses no chemicals—adds no taste, no odor. Easily installed in any water system. Get the facts! Booklet “SAFE DRINKING WATER” gladly sent free on request. ULTRA- Lepco VIOLET TRUST COMPANY MT. JO Se STERILIZER CURD ERE Eanes Robert E. Melhorn a GY ALIX LPT AX 11, Joy Graduates of 1957. May we join your many friends in extending our best wishes for your future success and happiness. OPEN FRIDAY EVENIiwG ‘TIL EIGHT / d } TREE { Phone 3-8582 § 21-2t'% ont. Mrs. Arthur Schneider and Mrs. Charles Shoemaker d co-chairmen of Mr. Pen- week on a fishing trip. | Mr. and Mrs. John S, Sprout, 245 West Main street yO will celebrate their 48thig. .,4 Rev. Charles wolf. [the food committee; {wedding anniversary Thurs- enjoyed a fishing trip recent-|"¢ll and Aldus Hannan, |day, May 30. They were in Cheaspeake Bay. games; Ralph Rice, lights iried May 30, 1909 in the Lu-| si fand electrical work, An au- [theran parsonage in Mount] Mr. and Mrs. Alexander committee consisting Mr. Sprout was 21 and moved lof Mr. Heaps, Lester Hostet- linto their new home on were me John Way Jr., John Way. ere ie |Mrs. Sprout 16. signi and Victor Shank was al- so appointed. The couple has 11 living prarietta pike . (children, 19 grandchildren, pike: iy Many Sten at-gre Ha srade homeroo eive nd 2 Deal grea Clyde Gerberich Jr. i5[{he prize for having the y Bug S a new home percentage of par- away in childhood. {looking Mount Joy and Flor-lants present. The group also lin, on the heights north of yoted to purchase an electric jas . [the two communities. roaster for use in association [Miss uth Suenk of the Ui —-— projects and meetings. The ‘have just returned fw a; Mr and Ws Irvin Hostet-gey, D. R. Wolfe, newly ap 17-day vacation Hp 20d family expect 10/pginted minister of the Con- fithe southern ay and tol CVC Soon io their new home gregational Evang. Church, Cuba, Thev motored 15 Mi. [22 Park avenue from ther offered the invocation and lami. Pia nd. from. theo present home on Donegal St./Charles Wolgemuth, presi- ; Hn |dent, was in charge of the flew to Havana, where they| Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ger- meeting. 8 [ere JEL BS tne airport by perich “have purchased the Under ihe direction of (Mr, an Irs. Homer Wolge- home of Mr, and Mrs. George Broske, the ele- and daughter Judy, ard Stark on Park avenue school band present- {formerly of Mount Joy RI, and expect to move there in od a halt how's concert from jand for the past two years the near future, [7 to 7:30 p.m, Refreshments How about you? Did YOU | (were served by the third SERVICE .. anywhere, have i grade mothers, The next meeting of the group SAWING, PRUNING town company, or do some- yi|] be held in October. FIREPLACE WOOD {thing special? If you did call The Bulletin, 3-9661, or 7 E. W. GUTHRIDGE SCOUTING NEWS | Sm | Mrs, Ruth Kraybill and imail us your news! Four members of Post 39 R. D. 4, MANHEIM lattended the Western Dis- i Phone Mount Joy 3-5832 IBulletin advertisement pays. trict Camporee at Stoney s mmm Gulch, May 24, 25, 26. The boys were Roger Bates, Rob- ert Brandt, Ralph Rice, Rich- lard Becker and two leaders, Warren Heisey and Charles Buchenauer. The Post was in NOTICE charge of contests for the 2 Explorers Sunday afternoon. Beginning Saturday, June Ist These included the heaving bar and a log sawing contest. Some of the highlights of the Post's camp site were a tripod fireplace, 2 lashed ta- bles and three different kinds of tents. The Post was awarded a first prize ribbon for one of And Continuing During The Summer Months Our Store Will Close at the best camp sites at the 6 o’clock a. The Explorer Post w.ll have a scrap paper drive on June 1st. Saturday Nights OPEN EVERY NIGHT BY APPOINTMENT WAY'S APPLIANCES Where You Get Factory-trained Service 48 WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY ® Bulletin advertisement pays. TAKE STEPS 33st tt ttt tt sti Issacs: 3333333: IIIs: To conform with the majority of the Physicians in neighboring communi- ties, the Physicichs of Mount Joy have adopted the following: MINIMUM FEE SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 1ST Office Visit $3.00 $5.00 House Visit Night House Visit $6.00 (9 P. M. to 7 A. M.) Obstetrical Delivery $70.00 Pre-natal Office Visit $2.00 ADDITIONAL CHARGES may be made for additional patients seen, extra or expensive medicines and distant out of town calls. SIGNED: JOHN S. GATFS, M.D. NEWTON E. KFENDIG, M.D. THOMAS W. O'CONNOR, M.D. DAVID E. SCHLOSSER, M.D. . . . Petts tree
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