—————. ———————— PEANUTS Mortuary VnNS. EDWARD KENDIG Mi Frances S. Kendig, Fresh, Roasted "5.75.5 Sng day at her home Trailer Vil- \ 2801 Columbia Pike : 1 She had been 1 lor six Hassinger’s Grocery or. =u ive tor atime in Mount Joy 16 N. Market St Mt. Joy She was the widow of Ed- ward M. Kendig and was = horn in Lancaster, a daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs John Heisler . She had lived at her par- New Location ents address for the past 4 years at 333 W. Grant St. Surviving are the follow- ing sons and daughters: , Frances T. wife of James Saw - Knife Boas, Lancaster; Mary Ann . wife of Georgt Benton of Service Pennsauken, N. J.; James G Kendig, Gloria F., wife of Leroy D Sangrey and Franklin R. Kendie. all of Stauffertown Lancaster Additionally AT THE BRIDGE there survive eight grand- children. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1:30 at the Oscar R. Breneman Groff funeral home in Lan- caster. Burial was made on MANHEIM ROAD the Millersville Mennonite 22-12c cemetery. Brit TV —- Radio —- HiFi Record Players IRVIN W. BRICKER Irvin W. Bricker, 82, a farmer of Manheim R2, died at his home at 3:30 a m. Sat- urday, Jan. 7, after an illness of two weeks. Born in East Donegal Twp. a son of Amos and Annie Minnich Bricker, he lived on the Manheim farm for the past 52 years. He was a mem ber of the Eat Fairview Church of the Brethren. His wife Eva Good Bricker died in 1958. Surviving are two sons Elvin H. and Amos R., both of Manheim R2; two grand- children and two brothers, Ira M.. of Manheim, and Am- os E.. of Elizabethtown. Funeral rites were held on Tuesday. Jan 10, from the Nissley funeral home at 1:30 pm. and from the East Fair- view Church of The Breth- PHILCO SALES and SERVICE WAY’S 48 W. Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA. Phone OL 3-3622 When in need of printing T€D at 2 p.m. Burial was remember The Bulletin. made in the Green Tree Cemetery. org New idea ;,, srove Mats Rubbermaid. Stove ’'n Counter Mats See Ve # Aluminum on top “¥Rubber on bottom # Heatproof all over ¥Decorative everywhera For large stove tops $398 Size: 16” x 20” For medium stove tops *3 89 Size: 1334" x 1924" tops $s 49 2 in: Red, Yellow, Pink, Sanc wood. oancai 7 For narrow stove Size: 74" x 19” Avatlab! Turquoise, H. S. Newcomer & Son, Inc. MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Record the days lost on account To Make Up One Snow Day Feb. 13 in December as to when the snow Decision -: Engagements : - Miss Miller is employed a announcement made thising to the announcement a medical secretary at the weck. This date had former- that the Easter vacation may State Hospital for Crippled ly been scheduled for a be shortened Children, Elizabethtown. Mr teachers’ meeting, but will ems tem Fry is employed by C. Rob- ert Fry, Manheim R2 at E a—— be used to make up one of Patronize Our Advertisers NEIGHBORHOOD TO MEET The Donegal neighborhood of the Girl Scouts will meet Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at ANNOUNCEMENT the Maytown Legion. Dessert . . will be. served first. after Eshleman Brothers Clothiers will continue in which Mrs. W Scott Heisey : : of Thcenss will show slides business as usual with the same quality of ; and tell of her trip to Eur- Miss Marion Gerlitzki, merchandise and service. ope last summer, including whose ¢ngagement to Doug- . . “Our Chalet,” a Girl Scout las C. Maxwell, was an- Signed v p * building in Switzerland. nounced in The Bulletin last™ THELMA JEAN KURTZ B—- week, CLYDE F. ESHLEMAN Mr. and Mrs. George The man who lives by the wom resis Bm Kurtz, 22A Maple St., Col- golden rule today never has Always do right. This will ADA C. ESHLEMAN umbia, announce the engage- to apoligize for his ment of their daughter, Thel- ‘omorrow. ma Jean, to Larry Charles Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Williams, 209 West Donegal St., Mount Joy Miss Kurtz is a senior at Columbia High School. Mr. Williams attended Donegal high school and is employed by Melhorn Bros. Mount Joy. The couple plan to wed in eptember. actions gratify some people, and will i 39. astonish the rest. 2-2¢ S = HERR—STRICKLAND Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pen- yak, Rheems, have announc- ed the engagement of Mrs. Penyak’s daughter, Miss Cel este G. Strickland, to Leon R Herr son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Herr. Florin. Miss Strickland is a senior at Elizabethtown Area high school. Mr. Herr. a graduate of Donegal high school, is employed by Gerberich SECOND BIG WEEK! The Shoe Clearance You Have Been Waiting For ONE GROUP MEN'S OXFORDS $§99 Women’s Dress Shoes SUEDE & LEATHER HIGH OR LOW HEELS $§99 Values to $10.85 of ; : There will definitely be other days lost will be made ate Ezra E Miller, to John school on Monday, Feb. 13th up will be made at the Feb-| R Fry, san of Mr and Mrs. in the Donegal Union Dis ruary meeting of the school John W Fry, Manheim R3 trict schools, according to the board. It is possible, accord The Bulletin, Mount Joy Thursday, January 12 shop! AX CM MARKETS ‘| | | | PAN READY Frying Chicken WHOLE CUT UP 29:33 LANCASTER BRAND FULLY COOKED HAMS Shankless Cut Butt Cut 59-69 WHOLE HAMS 1b §§ec erly was o Sloan's Pha » That's here is als “do i bf the ten n America » Right her he printing 11 are prin ong shot. » There ar read and bi rinted art avel across Payne Shoe Co., Elizabeth- ® town. N F 0,0 Sunday a soir ancy Dressed Whittings 1 23 Se GFHMAN — WASER ) iz ce write-up van — waseR RB Boys’ Oxfords Sizes3to6 $4.99 Corduroy Oxfords Crepesoles $2.99 1 Waser. Marietta RI, have i~toric relics announced the engagement of Cooked Haddock 14-0z pkg g presente their daughter, Miss Jane . ® : > ster Histor Waser, to W. po . Gehman. Children 1 Shoes 300 pairs SCHOOL SHOES ® son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren : Two thing Gehman. Allentown. 1 6. dd t hat ; ‘Mise Waser gy graduate Vals 10359 $ 99 and $ 99 Cooked Perch 14-0z pkg ror of East Donegal high school, DRESS AND and is employed in the Ac- SCHOOL TYPES Values to $7.95 SIZES 4 - 10 counting Department of Don- C eal Steel Foundry Co., Mari- i ooked Scallo S 12-0z pkg hich Zeller ctia ’ P S e Society, | Mr. Geman 1s a graduate Women’s Galoshes $1.99 1 Rack Women’s Dress Shoes $4.99 pme 25 yea of Allentown high school, e stairway Muhlenberg College. Allen- ’ fire h toe and Lehigh Oniveras MORRELL S “stored "2 amen” sapere JACK HORNER SHOES io “he cup ss a denmariment supervisor to the cupt at Wy eth Pharmaceutical i Fresh Sausage Meat ave been m Laboratories, Inc, Mariella, MOUNT JOY COLUMBIA YORK COUNTY SHOPPING CENTER ; Second, + FRY — MILLER t the pub Announcement has been I —__ 1 LB PKG 35¢ a To made of the engagement of ly significar Miss A. Charlene Miller, , yo > OP i dy h daughter of i WE iy o Important news for new-car buyers a, | By a Elizabethtown R2, and the beti £ tirat ; . | LB PKGS potion of ——— . THE 61 CHEVY BRINGS IL feces in Ma Nd A landmark ” " ; : = Jallark JET-SMOOTH TRAVEL DOWN TO EARTH dizappearir A few day: Penny Valentines 30 for 29¢ envelopes included If we suggest Tr iT ay ional Bank [RETR POLY) oft MOUNT JOY F drumming and vibration. 51 built-in “shock absorbers” —Cushion the chassis against shock and shake. Live rubber body mountings— E'zira-large butyl rubber cushions that further isolate the ride from the road. & Trust Company. prices for a luxury ride. That may have been true at one time, but not any more. Chevrolet's ride, its roadability, just doesn’t take second place to anybody's. Drive one soon and see. _ See the new Chevrolet cars, Chery Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer’s - NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc. | LORIN PHONE OL 3.4821 VEST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY 5 } ) ) b b b } } } } IH 1 } } } } } ) } } } } } ) JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES TA.-LEE COCOANUT HONEY BUNS Saturday Nights SLICED gan razing rubaker hon longs to thi . B. church ross the all hock Presb} ® | The church ought to fiaios and rsonage but Ftd that sti hsound and 1 g would be ® Thus. it v bwn. While t] doz 69: plan, the fecting a ne 3 == . nage on the 0an’s Pharmacy “ANCY bnsidered. ® MOUNT JOY, PENNA. TOM AT w Maybe by | ee ete. Gtr. n tell you | B35 newspap THIN ady have tL CHOCOLATE SKIN e building t I 4 ] COVERED oz D HAVE CO | 5 S The Lancast SEN ; x =n S : bntion of Hi- | This is the Impala Sport Coupe — just one of 20 Jet-smooth Chevies? | IDEAL Jubs will be |} WERE'S WHAT GIVES CHEVY ITS JET-SMOOTH RIDE~ Better just circle your dealer's block the first time you oie a pl High oho | do ’ with try a Jet-smooth ’ evy. Get anywhere near an open fe y Exotic foods in exotic places! Full Con Chen 8 ome of the Jo cors $ ni huey and he’s isle Dover So =e You again. “ob I Sane ey 4 ih & Winter vaca: : od 7 w Precision-balanced wheel at we mean, Chevy’s ride whets your yen ravel. yOu plan a, Winer vacation rip, may eR spring at every 7 recislon-balanced wheels ins you over with its delightful coll-epring smoothness, | ARMDALE onegal chapt A safe deposit box for your valuables — For smoother rolling with less mbration. Sound-hushing I rushed Sofort ad Tight Sigesing. STAURANT avelers Checks — the safe, ‘enient s : a ou find yoursell leeling sorry Ior : 5 io GerrS money $10. 0. aan Ihe insulation— Sheet metal is carefully insulated against people who buy higher priced cars, CORN wooed or 16-0z O HAVE ME inations cost only $1 per $100 at the thinking they have to pay premium The Lancas* urant associa the Donegal h “eteria on W Mrs Cath an officer ir Pp. pg 41 As a public Bulletin lists physician, w eached for e ice or by tl nable to amily physic OPEN Sun Dr. Newtc til 9
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