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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
i Thursday, May 12 7
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| Weddings
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| SCHROLL MILLER
| The marriage of Miss Patri-
| cia Ann Schroll, daughter of
Daniel A. Schroll, 29 Columbia
Ave., Mount Joy, to Gerald R
Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Miller, Mt. Joy and
High Sts., Mont Joy, was sol
i emnized Saturday at 3 p. m. in
St. Mark's EUB Church, Mount
Joy with the Rev. Ezra Ranck
officiating.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father. Miss Pa-
tricia Frantz, Mount Joy, was
maid of honor Bridesmaids
were Miss Roberta Waltman, of
Lancas’'er, and Miss Nancy
Schroll, nicee of the bride, Eli-
zabethtown. John R. Miller,
Mount Joy, served his brother
as best man. Ushers were Ron-
ald Garlin, Mt. Joy, and Rich-
ard Lesher, Lancaster. Mrs.
George Broske, Mt. Joy, played
| ¢
| the wedding music. Soloist was
| George Houck, Florin.
| The bride wore a white net
{over taffeta gown, fashioned
| with a lace bodice, long taper-
| ed sleeves, and a bouffant skirt
{ ending in a sweep train. The
| inserts at the waist and bodice
were trimmed with seed pearls
and lily-of-the-valley. Her fing-
-ertip-leng'h veil was attached
to a Juliet cap of seed pearls
{ and lily-of-the-valley. She car-
ried a bouquet of stephanotis
| and lilacs centered with a white
| orchid.
The maid of honor wore a
pink gown of net over taffeta,
fashioned with a strapless bod-
ice, matching stole, and full
skirt with a bustle. She wore a
| headband of blue flowers, and
carried a bouquet of blue car-
nations and copper lilacs.
Susan Rohrer, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Jacob H. Rohrer, of
Lampeter, and Mr. B. Earl
{| Swarr, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.|
Lehman Swarr, Mount Joy RI,
took place Saturday afternoon
at four o'clock, in the home of
the bride, with the Rev. Emory |
i Herr, pastor of the Willow
| Strect Mennonite Church, offi-
| ciating
sley, Mount Joy Rl, were the
{ honor attendants. The ushers
were Ralph Swarr, Mount Joy |
{ R1, and Harold Rohrer, Lan-!
caster R7, Gift receivers were!
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The bridesmaids wore blue
pink headbands. They carried
bouquets of pink carnations,
MOUNT JOY. PA. { and copper colored lilacs.
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A reception was held in the
a wedding trip through the
South, the couple will reside in
Mount Joy. The bride, a gradu-'
ate of Mount Joy High School,
son of Mr. |
or, of tapered to points over the
: : | James Ernest Smith,
gowns styled identically to|
that of the maid of honor’s, and | |
Luke's Episcopal Church,
stenographicl the Rev. E. M. Moyer, rector of
Armstrong | St. Luke's. Dr. David Schlosser
is' played the wedding music and
by, con-| accompanied William Gassman,
| vocal soloist.
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride wore a gown of
en Chantilly lace and tulle fash-
of Mr. | ioned with a fitted bodice hav-
30 Old ing a scooped neckline embroid-
and. | ered with seed pearls and se-
| quins. The long fitted sleeves
took | wrists and the bouflant lace
o'clock | skirt terminaied in a chapel
train
Her French tulle veil was at-
| tached to a headdress of lace
Witmer,
and rector
John's Teint] Church,
dotted with pearls and sequins
| She carried a bouquet of lilacs
{ and white rose buds centered
, officiated at the doub- |
5 with a white orchid.
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“| Mrs. Donald Greenawalt of
Lancaster was. matron of hoor
| and bridesmaids were Mrs
| Stanley Black, Harrisburg and
! Miss Barbara Ranck, Mt. Joy
[ Miss Linda Witmer, niece of
| the bride, was junior brides
maid Miss Connie Barber,
cousin of the bridegroom, of
| Lancaster served as flower girl.
| Miss Marcia Kay Witmer, Kan
sas City, Mo., niece of the
bride, and Raymond Rinehart
were ring bearers
Charles Snader, Lancaster
best man and the ushers were
Richard Eby and Eugene Barb
| er, both of Lancaster
The matron of honor wore a
| waltz-length dress of vellow
lace over taffeta, fashioned with
fitted bodice and scoop neckline.
The full lace skirt was released
beneath a cummerbund of taf-
feta.
The bridesmaids wore dress-
es of similar design in blue and
| the junior bridesmaids were
| gowned in blue dotted swiss
with blue sash.
All the a'tendants wore small
caps of velvet and maline i
| colors to match their gowns
| They carried bouquets of yel
low rose buds.
Both the ring bearers wore
white; the little: girl in a sireet
| length frock with blue sash and
| the little boy in a white suit.
The wedding reception was
held at Hostetters Banquet Hall
Mount Joy. After a wedding
trip, the couple will reside in
Mount Joy.
The bride graduated from Mt
Joy High School and her hus
band received his education i
the Springfield, Illinois schools
i and served two years in the
Marine Corps. Both are employ-
| ed at Hamilton Watch Com
pany.
The mothers of the bridal
couple both chose navy blue
gowns with white accessories
and corsages of orchids for the
wedding.
Bridal showers were given for
he bride by Mrs. Donald
| Greenawalt at her home on
| Hershey Ave., Lancaster and
Mrs. J. C. Witmer at her home
in Mount Joy, Mr. and Mrs. A.
| Ri deliffe, 211 Pearl St., Lan-
|
|
caster, with whom the bride-
i groom has resided, entertained
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| the bridal party on Friday eve-
ning
Mt. Joy R2 Phone 3-9835 §!
Mount Joy Nurse |
Given Award At
Commencement |
Miss Marlene, Zimmerman, |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- |
{ old Zimmerman, South Jarbara | 3 Bedrooms, Large Living Room, Kitchen
and Bath, Full Basement and Carport
CONSTRUCTION.
Street, Mount Joy, was one of |
eight girls to receive an award |
at the St. Joseph's Hospital|
School of Nursing commence-
ment program last week.
Miss Zimmerman, one of 31
| graduates, shared the orthepe-
| dic award with Miss Julia Ran
|
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sing, Elm St., Lancaster Other |
girls in the class were Miss|
Frances Wolgemuth, Mt. Joy,
and Miss Josephine Longeneck-
er, Florin.
Diplomas were presented oy]
the Most Rev. George L. Leach,
D.D., J.C.D., Bishop of Loan
burg. The main address was]
given by the Rev. Francis J.|
Walsh, a former faculty mem-
ber of Immaculata College in |
West Chester and pres sently |
pastor of the Church of Our|
Lady of Consolation in Parkes-
ENGAGEMENTS
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burg.
Mi I. and Mrs. Roy Geib, Flor- |
in, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Doris Jean, to
James Wickenheiser, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wick-|
enheiser, Mt. Joy Rl |
Miss Geib is a senior at Don-
egal High School and her fiance |
is employed by his father. The |
wedding will take place June]
12th. |
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin N. Dif-
~
fenderfer, Manheim RI a
daughter, Friday, at Lancaster
General Hospital. Qo
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Musser, 214
Marietta Ave., Mount Joy, a
daughter, Thursday, at Lancast
or General Hospital. The baby |
girl was named Janet.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fore-
man, Manheim R4, a daughter, |
Saturday, in Lancaster General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Got-
shall, South Market St., Florin, |
a daughier, Saturday, at Lan-
caster General Hospital
|
Mr. and Mrs. J. Darwin, W.|
Main Street, Florin, a daughter,
Monday, at Columbia Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zeller,
126 West Donegal St., Mt. Joy,
a son Tuesday at the Columbia
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Hospital. The son was named
Claude Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. David Messer-
smith, 290 Cooper Ave., Lan-
disville, a son Wednesday at
Lancaster General Hospital |
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crills,!
Manheim R2, a son, Wednesday
at Lancaster General Hospital.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harvey T. Rettew, Manheim
R2, son of the late Alber! and
Anna Rettew, and Minnie H. Se
Sawyer, Florin, daughter of
the late John and Amanda
Becker.
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DONEGAL STUDENTS ARE
FIRST TO VISIT FAIR
The Lancaster Health Fair
opened at the YMCA May 4,
with a “kick off” luncheon at
the ‘Y’ at noon.
Invitations have been ex!
ed to the schools of Lancaster |
City and County and among the
first visitors was a group of pu-
pils of the 7th grade of the ¢
Donegal Joint Schol under the
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