The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. SCHWARTZ
Weddings
SMITH — SCHWARTZ
The marriage of Miss Shir-
ley Ann Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Larmon D
Smith of Mount Joy. to Mr
John L. Schwartz, took place
Saturday in Gary Memorial
Methodist Church, Wheaton,
Il. The groom’s parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R
Schwartz of Rochelle, Ill.
Dr. Allan Billman perform-
ed the double ring ceremony
at 2:30 pm. against a back-
ground of palms. candelabra
white chrvsanthemums and
pink gladioli.
Mr. Smith escorted
daughter to the altar.
The lovely bride was gown-
ed in sheer embroidered or-
gandy. The snugly fitted bod-
ice had a scalloned neckline
and tiny sheered sleeves. and
the great embroidered baller-
ina length <kirt drifted over
several underskirts Her veil
of silk illusion fe'l from a
coronet of hand embroidered
organdv and matching mitts
completed her attire
The hride earried a hand
made handkerchief that be-
longed tn her great-great-
grandmother Crawford and
the coin in her shoe was sont
by a pen nal in Scotland. Her
cascade bouquet of white
sweetheart roses with step
hanotis was with a
white orchid. She wore a
pearl necklace gift of the
groom.
Miss Mary Smith of Mount
Jov was her sister's maid of
honor. Miss Doreen Griffiths
of Council Bluffs. Ia., a eol-
lege roommate and Miss
Marv Reuter of Wheaton, a
life-lorg friend, served as;
bridesmaids. The attendants
wore ballerina length gowns
of pink chiffon fashioned
with lovely pleated off-shoul-
his
“Walk Hand
entering
BAUDER
of Miss Viv
METZLER
The
ian Elizabeth Metzler, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs
B. Metzler, Donegal Springs
Road, Mount Joy, to Fred-
erick Charles Bauder, son of
Mr. and Mrs A. Bau
der, Elizabethtown R2, took
place vesterday Sunday at 2
nD. m Trinity Lutheran
# Church, Mount Joy, with the
tev. W. L. Koder officiating
at the double ring ceremony
The bride given ir
narriage by her father and
vas attended by her sister
Miss Shirley Ann Metzler,
maid of honor
Jay Melvin Steinruck
zabethtown R2 served as
best man. Ushers were Car!
Bauder, brother of the bride
groom: and Larry Heistand,
The bride's gown of Chan
tilly over satin was de
fitted boddice
long sleeves
Thursday, August 30 8
marriage
Christian
Joseph
In
Lo
was
Eli
lare
signed with
u neckline,
and full skirt terminating in
a chavel train. Her veil of
illusion attached
small open-crown lace
She carried bouquet
white carnations and
asters
Her attendant wore a light
blue crystalette and not over
teffeta sown with off-should-
er neckline and waltz length
i skirt. She wore a matching
blue lace cap and carried
white carnations and yellow
bate
was
of
pink
a
© pompons.
Miss Beulah Smith played
the wedding music. A recep-
ing accessories and an orchid {jon was held at the bride's
home, where the couple will
Capps sang reside after a wedding trip.
in Hand,” “Al The bride’s mother wore a
wavs” and “The Lord’s Pray- navy blue dress, with navy
er.” accompanied at the or- and white accessories and a
gan by Philip Thieman. corsage of pink flowers. The
Mrs. Robert M. Smith of ~ .
Glen Ellyn, Ill, aunt of the
bride, cut the wedding cake
at the reception in Wesley
hall which followed the cere-
mony. Two college friends,
Miss Elizabeth Teising, Chic-
ago, and Miss Paula Swan-
son of Elmhurst, were in AFTER THE LIGHTS
charge of the gift and guest GO DOWN LOW—
books, and Miss Judith EIlf- Al Hiller
strc of NV hee serve
STO of Whestn | YOU BELONG
: TO ME—
corsage
Mrs. Ruth
WAYS £
Record
Corner
The newlyweds left for a O&P
honeymoon trip after the re-
ception and will be at home SOFT SUMMER BREEZE—
after Sept. 1 at 600 College Edie Heywood
Blvd, Mount Vernon, Ia.
The new Mrs. Schwartz was
raised in Wheaton and atten-
ded Wheaton Community
high school. She graduated
from Mount Joy high school GONE WITH THE WIND—
and attended Cornell college. Shepherd Sisters
Her husband is a graduate of
WAY'S Appliances
Rochelle high school and is
Phone 3-3622
GHOST TOWN—
Don Cherry
HIS NAME WAS DEAN—
Nathan Russel
his senior year at
Cornell college, Mount Ver-
non, Ia., where he is a mem
ber of the OWL social group. 48 W. Main St., Joy

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der necklines of tu'le and
nink eatin ecummerbunds. |
Their flowered
matched’ the cascade bouquets
of sweetheart roses with
snowflake.
John Rhoer. of Northbrook
Illinois. the groom’s college
roommate, was best man
Ushers were Thomas L. Hav
of Kewanee, Ill. and Kenneth
Larson of Batavia. Ill
The bride’s brother, David
Smith and her cousin, Joel®
Smith. were candlelighters, |
David Schwartz of Rochelle,
brother of the groom, was
cameraman.
Mrs. Smith wore a corn-
flower blue dress of silk or-
ganza with white accessories
and a white orchid corsage.
Mother of the groom chose a
navy blue sheer with match-
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mother wore a
inavy blue dress with beige
accessories and a corsage of
yellow flowers
The bride was graduated
from the Lancaster General
Hospital School Nursing
and is on duty at the hospit-
al. The bridegroom attended
Lebanon Valley College and
now is employed by the Na
tional U. 8S. Radiator Corp,
at Middletown,
of
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to a;
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MRS. THOMAS G. SAYLOR
HERR — SAYLOR
Miss Marjorie Jane Herr,
228 S. Market St., Elizabeth-
town, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Calvin Herr, of
Florin, became the bride of
Thomas G. Saylor, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph W. Saylor,
100 N. Findlay St., York, at
2 p. m. Saturday in St. Marks
E. U. B. Church, Mt. Joy.
The Rev. Charles Wolfe,
Glossbrenner E.U.B. Church,
Florin, officiated at the doub-
le ring ceremony.
Miss Doris Kautz, Eliza-
bethtown, was maid of honor.
Dennis M. Mahoney, York,
served as best man. Mrs.
Grace Hawthorne, aunt of the
bride, was organist
The bride wore a cocktail
length dress of white Chantil-
ly lace oved taffeta anda
matching lace jacket. Her
shoulder length veil fell from
a nylon tucked headpiece
Mrs.
lace
nylon gloves
orchids on a Bible
similar dress in light
Chantilly lace Her head
piece was of light blue Chan
tilly matching
and
chides,
The bride's
Navy blue crepe
at'n binding and
lace
chose
pink
accessories
mother
with
rosebud corsage
mother
a pink
brid groom's
Navy sheer dress
lace and white
nd a red roscbud
and
The
wore b'ue
Navy
ride wos graduated
Mount Jov
attended Towa F
She is
High School
lls Jun
mployed
lytical Department
Mari
trom
ind
bor
n the Ana
Wyeth Labora‘ories,
The bridegroom was grad
nated William
School
nnsylvania Stat
from
High York
Uni
a bach-
Serine
ind
in
Pp
1955 with
elor of arts degre~ in
ilism. He is a me r of P
anpa Phi ocial fraternity.
and Sigma Delta Chi and i
staff
mh
on the
Patriot News.
)KS — DUNNICK
marriage of Miss Jo-
Anne M Dunrnick daughter
of Mrs. Romaine T. Dunnick
107 Fast Park Street, Eliza
heathtown to Charles Ww
Brocks of Mrs.
Brooks David St., Mount
Joy. was solemnized at 10 a
m. Saturday, August 25 in
Christ Lutheran
Church in Elizabethtown
the of the
families. the Rev
manrd L. Fetter officiated
double ring ceremony.
Preceeding the ceremony,
Theresa E. Fetter pre-
sented an organ recital. After
a trip to the New England
the ecounle
BROC
The
om
228
Evanaelical
immedi-
Ray-
the
presence
ate
states
and carried two
highways over a holiday per
asking truck users a-
State
truck ‘transportation to emer-
service
over the Labor Day ho'iday.
Association
Cross
She wore short, white SEEKS LIMITED
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The maid of honor wore a HIGHWAY SAFETY
blue
Harrisburg - The Pennsyl-
vania Motor
her dress, tion
iod by
ge
ncy
is again
she carried two blue or- srease safety on the
the
The
will reside
at 228 David Street, Mt. Joy
dr - HA
NAMED STUDENT NURSE
Mics Miriam C. Roland,
danighter of Mr. and Mrs
Tohn Roland, Mt. Jovy R1, is
included in the freshman
class at the Lancaster Gen-
eral Hospital School of Nur-
The school will, enroll
largest class in his
4, a class mn
sing.
the its
tory Sept of
edged with seed pearls and new student nurses.

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