The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, May 10

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STAMPS
‘ Weddings
GIVEN GOLD BADGE
James Strickler, local pa-
trolman, was elected to wear
ler is employed at the Hamil- ried a matching colonial
{ton Wateh Co. and Mr. bouquet.
| Pfeifer at the Olmstead Air. The bridesmaids wore light

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| PFEIFER NENTWIG | Force Base. : : [blue gowns made in style the gold badge of the ele-
| Miss Janet Naomi Nent-| Mr. and Mrs. Levi Pfeifer| identical to the bride's and mentary patrolmen for one
| vig "daughter of Mr. the members of the junior bridesmaids were Week for his good deed.
Irs Ral sh M. Nentwig. of the briday party at a buffet| {he same style and material James found live dollars lost
| Pai the bride o! | luncheon on Friday evening|put in a deeper shade of by Mrs. W. L Wilson and
By ‘ iH ‘ ip vin Si yar Sala Nh wv returned it to her.
| tichard Lee Pfeifer, son of ut their home in Salunga | blue, They also wore flower Lhe
{ Mr. and Mrs. Levi M. Pfeif | headdresses and carried col
| or. Salonga. Sunday, May 6 SMITH — MILLER |onial bouquets. BAKE SALE PLANNED
t 2:30 p.m. in the St. Mark: | The marriage of Miss Car-| winjam J. Miller, Colum- Girl Scout troop 147 will
{ % U. B. Church, Mount Joy.| Ann Smith, daughter of pi; Ri brother of the bride- hold a bake sale Saturday,
| he Fv. Charles Wolfe, pas | Ir. and Mrs. Irvin H. Smith, | groom, was best man, J. May 12, in front of Greer’s
| or of the Florin E. U. B|Jr, 153 New Haven Street, Melvin Witmer, Lancaster, Gift Shop, East Main Street.
| *hurch, performed the cere-| Mount Joy, and ‘Donald Le-land Jack Witmer, Columbia The sale will begin at 9:30
nony, which was followed|'n Miller, son of Mr. and R1, ushers. a. m. Mrs. Harold Fellen
{| )y a reeeption in the social Ire, Joim N. Miles Gatun. A reception in the church baum is leader of the 1roop.
I dia , was solemnized Sun-| . or . y= 2 A
il oom of the church J ov ot 2:30 pan. in Trinity social rooms followed the stenographer at the Grey
i The bride given in mar Lutheran church Ceremony. of Iron Casting Co., Mount Joy.
| lage by her father, wore alwvrount Joy. The Rev. W. After a trip to Florida, The bridegroom, a McCas
| town of imported chantilly Lester Koder officiated at, they will live at Columbia key High School graduate
nce over satin, having 9 ne * double ring ceremony. R1. : and is. a government inspec
ong fitted bodice with a George C. Houck, Carlisle I'he bride, a graduate of tor at the Marietta Air Force
ueen Anne collar, accented was and Miss Beulah Mount Joy High School, is a Station.
{| vith bridal rosetles of pearls] 5 “gq oop oe tha bride TTT mt ——
"I md sequins. The bodice was ’ ’ al
il astened in the Jock wi Given in marriage by her ha cn od
lace buttons. The skirtfe, po. the bride had Miss
| vas made of graduated lace |, ona Lane, Wayne, as
worn over a Dior iq of honor. Her brides-
0 . [maids were’ Mrs. J. Melvin
il Her fingertip length cir wii an Lancaster, and Miss
i ular veil of imported
| “rench illusion, with a bor
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ilo of lace
carried
cloche
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earls
Sible
{ rrehid and a cascade of step
wanotis and bristol fairy.
Miss Joyce Baker, Florin
was the maid of honor. She
vore a flamingo colored silk
crystallete
a full princess line
She wore a picture
lace net with tiny
mitls. She carried a basket
of green carnations and bris
tol fairy.
James D. Hornafius, Mt.
Joy, was the best man, with
Clyde Nentwig, brother of
the bride, and James New-
comer, cousin of the bride-
groom, as ushers.
skirt
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Mrs. Paul B. Johnston, of!
Carlisle, aunt of the bride-
groom, played the wedding
music and Glenn Forney, of
Mount Joy, was the soloist.
The mother of the
wore a light blue lace dress
with Navy accessories and
wore a pink cimbidium or-
chid corsage. The mother of
t the bridegroom wore a rose
lace dress with Navy acces-
sories and wore a white cim-
b'dium orchid corsage.
The couple went on
wedding trip through the
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bride wore a brown and |
white checked suit with vel-|
low accessories and a white
orchid corsage. They will
reside in Florin. Mrs. Pfeif-

fer of chantilly lace accent-| ga thleen
d with slitter, was attached
and/
a white
centered with a white
gown made with |, peplum
a draped empire bodice with
opera
bride |
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Mary Jane Groff, Mt. Joy.
"he junior bridesmaids were
Halk, Elizabeth-
{town, and Daphne Carre, of
Sewell, N. J, both cousins
of the bride.
The bride's gown was of
lace and nylon tulle, fash-
| ioned with fitted bodice hav-
1 ing a high peter pan collar
and long sleeves, pointed at
[the wrists. The lace and tul-
was over satin|
land the skirt was floor!
Her fingertip veil of
illusion was caught to al
[pearl and sequin headdress!
and she carried a white Bi-|
|ble with rosebuds.
| The maid of honor wore!
pink net over taffeta, fush-|
tioned with sleeveless bodice, |
{having a small jacket, and|
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CARD PARTY MAY 21 |
The American Legion Aux-
iliary of the local post will
sponsor their last card party
of the season Monday, May
21, in the post home, Prizes
will be awarded to the win-
ners in pinochle and bridge.
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