The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pe. | Thursday, June 13, Weddings | Church Saturday Afternoon HEIMAN FORWOOD The marriage of Miss Rel ecca Helman, daughter of Mrs. Emanuel R. Sumpman New Haven St. and Raymond H. Forwood, Church Street Florin, took place May 18 at t he First Presbyterian Church, Flourtown, Pa. Th ceremony was performed by the Rev. James R. Bell, pas tor of the elhusel Simon K. Garber Irvin © Is Ag Agent Simon K enter county agent work ir the past three months, has been named an assistant ag ent on the agricultural ex SIMON K. GARBER tension staff of the vania State fective June 10. Garber was graduated June| agricul-| ture at Penn State where he agronomy. He was a member of the Clover judging| SCHOCL DAY— 8 with a degree in majored in Club team, and Crops cil. His fraternities were Al pho Gamma Rho and Phi Omega. Dr. H. R. Albrecht, exten- sion director, said will be stationed in county, sociated with H. P. Kies, the courthouse at Isburg. He will be in the County with offices ii © Garber, M Joy R2, second in his family to Bt home of the Pennsyl- University, ef- and also of the College of Agriculture Student Coun- Alpha Garber Fulton DON'T CRY MY LOVE— where he will be as-| Agent 1 McConnel- South- west Pennsylvania extension region headed by H, J. baugh, assistant director. Garber is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Garber, Mt Joy R2. On last April brother, Norman K. joined the Penn State as an assistant county and has been Mercer county. Graduates From Pharmacy School Robert F. Schroll, II graduated today le University and his bachelor gree from the Pharmacy. The seve commencement were held in the phia Municipal Auditorium Following the exerc the students and pa were The Pharmacy Alumni ciation sponsored the eon for the School of macy students. Mr. Robert Schrell and Sloan Following Mr. duation he will be as a pharmacist at Pharmacy. nty-first Poor- |B 1 his [§ Garber, |@ staf? agent | § stationed in |§ was |§ from Temp- rece ved f science de- |B School of |i exercises |§ Philadel- 8 ises rents guests at a luncheon. |} Asso- lunch- Phar- |# and Mrs. |§ Walter attended the exercises. Schroll’s gro- employed Sloan’s | SAVE UP TO 40% OCiL BURNER FEATURING THE PATENTED COMBLSTION HEAD which produces a hotter flame - more heat from less oil SUN-RAY'S AUTOMATIC ELEC TRIC OIL BRAKE which pro vides instantaneous oil cv¢.off SUN-RAY'S DUAL CARBURE- TION which gives cleaner, quiet. er heat with ‘ucl savings up to 40% over conventional oil burn. ers. BURNS ALL TYPE OF DOMES TIC FUEL O'L. Arthur J. Ulrich AUTOMATIC HEAT SALES AND SERVICE “pox 306, Landisville, Pa. Phone 8122 {talie Wright, of {London, | he brideg ai nist, [LOVE LETTERS IN THE iH | MARRIAGE: LICENSES Willis FF. Frank, Tylers- port and, Mary JoAnn Good, Marietta R1. Everett Wed At Donegal Presbyterian Mrs. Ellis S. Wiseman, Fh Mount Joy R1, and Beverly Mrs. Lee Ellis, Sr, was el- led at a Joint Installation | he held. Mrs. Ruth Rineer, | A NET TR FE TORI oft ona ir vatlitnenin] A. Helm, Columbia. ected president of the ladies Banquet to be held Sept. 25 | president, was in charge of SPANGLER y a 81 on hs sliforia James Roy King, Haddon- auxiliary of the Walter S./at the Mount Joy Legion | the meeting, wh Donegal Presbyterian church (ih Fla (field, N, J., and Nancy Caro- Ebersole Post 185 at the post Home. Mrs. Ruth Rineer ous ou bid. Donegal Springs, 300 the go od ; ‘aa ( iyn Swanson, Marietta Ave. regular meeting of the Mrs. Thelma Rineer ne Saturday at 4:30 p. m ‘he bride is a graduate o Frank Rosol Jr, Marietta Mrs. Edward Brown was cl- were named as delegates S oe . ’ dy ' é as gates to of the wedding of Mary Ann Mount Joy high hoo and and Peggy Wolfe, Marietta ected vice president; Mrs. the state convention in Har- raw erries! RAINY DAY OR SUNNY, Spangler of Mount Joy 2 Penpsyivania, State gh R1. Leon Gassert, recording sec- rishurg and Mrs. Graybill David Irvin Wright of Roa- versity. She is a member o Walter E. Mateer, Mt. Joy, retary; Mrs. Lee Ellis, Jr, and Mrs Romaine Coo C . . ; aR a hy ’ AY vi ha J "iE S. & © noke, Va., with the Rev Rappa Delia Soro She and Ruth D. Allen, Marietta corresponding secretary; were named as Alera Pick Your Own | A ME SAVES YOU Mm EY Harlan C. Durfee officiating formerly was a member of| Avenue. Mrs. Gwendolyn Graybill, The : liary vote # r vy v at the double ring ceremony. the faculty of Riviera Beach : . ih auxili lary Voted to _dis- vi AND YOU GIT x : ‘ro 2 Acre, Good Varieties The bride is the daughter Elementary School, Riviera & f Mr. and Mrs. James Barr Beach, Md. D n gal For Fresh or Freezing reen amps Spang fer, Jr., 231 Park Ave The bridegroom was grad- STARTING SAT. JULY 6th 0 € M ur} Joy. The bridegroom uated Friday from the United M CALL FOR A DATE Shin ERS 3 SHATTO’S BARBER SHOP [Mobile Homes right o toanoke apolis, Md, e is a 2nd Lieu- tenant in the Air Force and Aldus (Red) Hannan H F. G b IDEAL PREPARED The bride was given in wll be stationed at Bartow, EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY E. William (Bill) Pontz, enry ar er marriage by her father, Mt. Florida. Proprietors MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 | Jov Borough Councilman ——————— WwW | Cl 6 Rn re Miss Sally Ann Nisley at- up I ose af P. M. } SALES and SERVICE “3 About one third of the Ph . tended the bride as maid of fs total fT E S d Th h h 5 ROUTE 230 one: [anor and Keith Haley of Wor/cis iolal collee consump: very Saturda roughout the Summer iT [Roanoke served as best man tion is used by the people of y 4 9 ; MOUNT JOY 3-4516 Mount Joy 3-4642 Ra 18 oz Cc Case 3 Cans for the bridegroom. the United States. wes ‘Auxiliary Names Ann Geibe, burse with meetings during chaplain; and Mrs, Ruth Al- [July and August, The next | len, sgt.-at-arms. meeting will be held Tues- | The officers will be instal- day, Sept. 10, at which time | a corn and doggie roast will | treasurer; Mrs, Bridesmaids were Roanoke, ister of the bridegroom; TS ANNOUNCEING to, Calif, and Mrs. Allen a Starkey, of Philadelphia » included Carlton g King of New York City; Ed- ward Dunning of Baltimore, Vid.; William Parsons of Roa- oke, and David Morgan, of England, cousin of room Dr. David E. Schlosser was Soloist was William Ushers New Location of Mateer’s Shoe Store Corner Main & Market Sts. FLORIN, PENNA. sman After a reception at the br ide, the coup- Special Opening Sale THURS.-FRI.-SAT., JUNE 13-14-15 Men’s Dress Shoes $5.95 toc $6.95 Children’s Shoes $1.00 « $3.98 i) Ak Corner SAND— Pat Boone I'M WALKIN — Ricky Nelson Chuck Berry |m AROUND THE WORLD— Big Reduction In All Ladies’ Shoes CaN WAIT FOR = PME Lawrence § NEW STORE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. 9 to 9:30 ALLLLLLLLLLLL Vera Lynn WAY'S Appliarze: 48 W. Main St, Mount Joy MATEER’S SHOE STORE Phone Mt. Joy 3-4441 FLORIN, PERNA. Phone 3-362" iss Na- IN IR ARRAS IDEAL FINEST GLENDALE CLUB’ Tomato Juice Cheese Loaf 55: | 2:69: BIG 28-OZ. JAR OF IDEAL Apple Butter —AND— LANDISVILLE TW8-3078 A LARGE LOAF OF Supreme Bread V.F. W. Both for only 39- {Car Wash Tr sate Florida Grapefruit Giebe's Richfield Station De oz. cans REET D. 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