ENGAGEMENTS
WEAVER -— MILLER
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey W.|
Weaver, Manheim R3, an-|
Mortuary Recor d WELL ATTENDED
MRS, PARIS G. SHELLY
nounce the
Doris
Mervin S./pm. in the
and Mrs.|
their daughter,
raine Weaver, to Pleasant
Miller, son of M.
Lloyd R. Miller, Mt. Joy R2. |
Miss Weaver, a graduate of a daughter of the late
Manheim Central High School|and Katherine Garber, |
is employed at William Nog- resided in Mount Joy since
gle & Sons, Inc. Manheim. St. Mark's E.U.B. Church, followed by the showing
Shoe rated by George Corroll.
Gerberich-Payne
Mount Joy.
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1942.
| Surviving are one son, Ar- TI
[ion G. Shelly, Donegal 1
teal blished in 1823.
[Springs Road, Mt. Joy, and PYP
Students Asked lone granddaughter.
: | Funeral services
To Register (held from the Nissley’ Fune-
Following the usual policy| ral Home Saturday afternoon
of local districts, the schools|with interment in the Mt. Joy
of the area will reopen for|Cemetery.
MAIN ST.
SPECIAL
September 5, and
will meet Tuesday, Septem-| ——————
ber 4, 9:00 a.m.
Pupils who did not enroll|{
# before the close of school in|
June are asked to call at
the high school and register. |
This applies chiefly to those|
pupils who have moved into|
the area since the close of]
MRS. ROBERT E. DRESSLER school last year. The high]
i “ ; : : school office is open daily| »
daisy pompoms trim-| Pre-nuptial parties includ- Sc . . G 1d A
vith ribbons to match ed a shower given by Mrs. Hom 2 i ;m lo 3 3x m. Pl 20 en nniversary
gowns. They wore pearl Samuel Ney and the Misses Dl's dy along. re-
port cards, birth certificates
laces and earrings. Betty and Evelyn McKain at : : Ah
and vaccination certificates.
he Jr. bridesmaid was at-/the home of Mr. and Mrs. © ; nig
in a gown of turquoise Paul McKain, also a shower SKIN ITCH |
ltallette. The fitted bodice given by her co-workers at HOW TO RELIEVE IT
k fashioned with a bertha| the home of Mrs. Laura Sim-|IN JUST 15 MINUTES
ar and a gathered bouf- mons. The parents of the! If not pleased your 40c back at
A = . ined. A vn. dru store. nstant-drying
skirt worn over hoops. couple entertained at a re- ITCH ME NOT | deadens itch and
\ ore a braid tiara trim- hearsal party. burning; Kills germs ON CON-
ith pearls.” Mitts and For going away
SALE
Berkshire Stockings
» bride! TACT. Use day or night for er- .
the bride Every pair with the famous
zema, insect bites, foot itch, oth- |
i ' ste sp) Wore a sheer blue dress with er surface rashes Now t a
{shod to match completed her 5 1 e ac ashes. w
t/outfif. She carried a bouquet white accessories. The bride /e" _ surface rashes. Now at Nylace Kantrun Top and
: : SLOAN'S PHARMACY. 31-4c |
Buckskin colored daisy Will reside at the home of “—___ ica
|pomptims. The flower girl's her parents and the groom at SE
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| Bown Re of shrimp colored Panama’ Canal Zone.
| of!
Toe-Ring to stop runs
from top or toe
lerystallette, made identically HOLD FAMILY =
Pa- to that of the Jr. bridesmaid ILY PICNIC : :
gh-| with mitts to match. She Members of the Mount Joy Crippling
BE. J. wore a flowered tiara and/ Lions Club and their families .
92 E. carried a white basket filled held their annual family pic- -
to Mr. with assorted white button|nic at Hostetters and the bor-
Choose your favorite
styles at these low prices
ssler, son pompoms. ough park Tuesday night. ANS Sale Price
%. Mariet- yi Charles Hershey, Freeman more % Regular $1.65
(For her. daughter's wed-|\ "0S ment om NC Smt . $129
Dressler, gine Mrs. Hawthorne wore al \2ugle an obert Smith 1 pair
ht., Lancast-|
were i harge of BIOs
{Wedgewood blue dress in charge of the games.
with
urday, Aug. shoes and white ac-|
the English cessories and a corsage of Although located in the
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rch, Mariet-| white gardenias. The mother) part of a mining center, J
«Leslie Van| ¢ {pa groom chose an aqua ottsville manufactures |
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at the double dress with white accessories, shirts and otheg clothing. | 7 : ,
land a corsage of talisman | Accidents can give the farm
Ronald Haw- roses. |
br Qof the bride,| After a reception in the! QUALITY MEATS
fary Pimons, both social hall of the church, the] ALSO A FULL LINE OF
Irs. Harvey couple left for a trip io)
GENET:
8 pairs $379
Regular $1.50 Bale Price;
1 me
3 pains S339
A
Re I $ 3 * Sale Price |
egular $1.35 $109
owner plenty to worry about.
If a person should be injured
on your farm, it could cost
hb, aunt of the bride Ocean City, Maryland. you thousands of dollars to
i, was organist. |. The bride graduated from| settle the claim. Your bess 1 pair
de was given in Donegal High School and is| FROSTED FOODS’ protection is PTF Personal
by her fatoer. She employed by the Donegal . Lizbilitv 1 2. Fullicov ih $319! f
ended by Miss Betty| Mutual Insurance Company. Fruits & Vegetables saul insurance. Full coy. BH 8 pairs
erage on farm
pr
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nearby to tell you—the family is well . . . the
contract is signed . . , the birthday re-
membered. Nothing puts your mind at
For. , Marietta High School and is y rates. Ask us about it. y - . ot
Bridesmaids were Mrs. presently serving his fourth K I M i M k i
Samuel Ney and Miss Evelyn year in the U. S. Navy in the id S ed dr e Wiley & Rutt Agency ITTY’ 5
bride, Miss Paula Weien, alll - i frau
: i HONE 3-6911 ance
of Marietta, and Miss Betty] 2 a
Mull, stepsister of the groom, I Ni iD E P E ra D E IN T 85 E. Main St. SHOPPE
Ti isl MOUN %
Miss Judy Hawthorne, sis-| OUT Oy : E. Main Street MOUNT JOY
Bridesmaid and Miss Peggy : ad
Hawthorne, Highspire, cousin j= — —— —
Best man was Richard Rice,
cousin of the groom. Ronald
bride, George Armold, Ron-
ald Bauserman, all of Mari- A iL LL A M E R i C A =
etta, and Ronald Baker, Lan- (
ry Riee, cousin of the groom.
‘Marietta, was Jr. Usher and
the bride, was rimgbearer.
The bride wore a floor-
and tulle over satin, fashion-
ed with a sweetheart neck-
4 sleeves. Her fingertip length
tulle veil was attached to a
seed pearls and sequins. She
‘carried a white Bible with a
valley streamers.
+ The maid of honor wore a
ballerina length gown of blue
A The gown was
surplice neckline,
et length sleeves, and a
ler matching tiara
ged with pearls and
patch Her gown
tfit. [She car-
h, her cousin, as maid Her husband graduated from risks. Low
“McKain also cousins of the Panama Canal Zone. (WEST MAIN ST., MT. JOY
of Lancaster. i
ter of the bride, was Junior | 7 E BE P i O A E S edi,
of the bride, was flower girl. vr E L Po U ww BE H
Hawthorne, brother of the
caster, served as ushers. Jer-
Ricky Hawthorne, brother of
length gpwn of chantilly lace
line, tiered skirt and long
crown of lace trimmed with
white orchid and lily of the |
‘hiogped with a long torso
skirt worn over
jon veil. Mitts
et of
ease like knowing firsthand!
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CORN SOUP SUPPER | DR. JOHN H. STAUFFER I" SHEETZ "FUNERAL HOME
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| The Milton Grove Sports-| 21 WEST DONEGAL STR
Mrs. Florence K. Shelly, 78 men’s club held their annually pm. Tues. & Fri. 6 to|
widow of Paris G. Shelly, | chicken corn soup supper
engagement of 365 Donegal Springs Rd., Mt.| Saturday, Aug. 18. A
Lor-| Joy, died Tuesday at 11:17 volume of delicious soup was
View |sold to the crowd which at-
Nursing Home, Manheim R3, tended the event. The even-
(after an illness of 14 months. ing activities started by the
i She was born in Maytown, Sportsmen releasing 5 pheas-
John! ants donated to the club by
and Charles Bailey. The Kountry
Kousins String Band provid-
1900. She was a member of €d the musical entertainment
Mr. Miller is employed at the pMount Joy. Her husband died big game hunting films, nar-|
Monroe Doctrine was
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FLORIN, PA
$10 Softy Cold Waves .. $8.
‘Mt. Joy 3-8851 Maude Buller |
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Telephone 3-8411
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