Weddings RITCHEY -— SHENK The marriage of Miss Eliz. abeth R. Shenk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Shenk of Mount Joy R1, W. Ritchey, Mrs took place Saturday, 25, at 7 p.m. in Mt Brethren in Christ Mount Joy The Rev. Given Charter At Lions Meet Explorer Scouts "nit Chapter No ut f America ast week with v Lions Club as members of the of the club- charter was son of Mr Pleasant Members of the in- OY “lude Dennis F. Fackler, Robert W Esh elman, Gary Vogle James E. Hocken- E berry, Gary otwell, James 2. Raymond Living- R2, another sister, C. Phillip rl it ston. Roy Roger Packer, Le- Joanne S nk, Ba wis Hart and Duane Ramsey. , nar © the rice y ately dg "7" bridesmaids. Miss Patty Wen-) Advisor is David B Post after Frantz and ate advisors the are Charles F. Buchenauer, es Elvin and John uni attended by Shenk, Mount Joy R1, her Musser Ebersole, Ss Airman second class James R. Pennell, returned home Monday, June 13 serving four years In U. S. A. F. His parents, Mr. Dr. H. Jan and Mrs. James Pennell, re- G. Hart side at 16 West Main St. : Tim was graduated from Sfwisor Frantz, who also Donegal high school in '561S a8 m of the Lions Telford. and plans to enter West club, explained the post’ six Was = Organisi Chester State Teachers Col- areas of activity and Arthur Weidman, soloist. i lege in the fall as a fresh- Sprecher, institutional rep- The bride wore a vin tative, spoke on the du- lace over white satin floor- ties and requirements of the length gown with a scalloped sponsoring organization neckline, fitted bodice and has flower girl. Paul Ritchey brother as best man. associ ter R2, resen me By to Kenneth {,4fTet: 1, and gleeves, Kenneth Ritchey Queen, headband June ket of mixed flowers Church, , corsage of Earl Martin Jr, roses. officiated. Given in marriage ther wore her father, the bride was and a corsage of pink sweet: of Miss Arlene R. heart roses. sister, as maid of honor. Mrs. Mariana Merkey Lancaster Newswanger. and Miss was held at Hostetter’'s Ban- R2, quet Hall. After were Canada and ger, niece of the bride was Jive at 2161 Rockvale Road. cuss and to make served his Donegal Ushers Lancaster General were Musser Ebersol, Lancas- School of Nursing. She is on brother-in-law of the the nursing staff of the hos- > St ark. bride, and Lynn Godshall, of pital. Miss Rebecca Pyott graduate of Greenfield Kim- and David mel high school, white Meat Co., been ored year dis- dent's brief- was many Rotary who has past Rotary high capacity of rnor, talked some of the proje¢ ME wore blue brocaded taffeta gowns styled like that of the maid of honor. Their nose- gay bouquet were of pink roses and white carnations The flower en wore a simi- lar gown of yellow brocaded styled with puffed and a yellow floral She carried a bas- Carpenter, serving in the irict gov about the diamond . pin made mediate past-president remem Rotary Marks End of Year With Review end of a Rot The interesting has sponsored On the ove tion of his y ary ve the istrict, Tusday noon at pr \ a mn meeting l . held at of ar as Carpi plaque 3 a token of In recognition his outstanding the organization Forney, likewise the expira- head oO nter was Research, generate teenagers ads or broadcast of They say to more factual, guidance was hon- de cisions, newspaper more belief The \r was marked The bride's mother chose athe weekly lunche light blue crepe dress with a of the organization pink sweetheart Hostetters The bridegroom's mo- Glenn Y. Forney, who re- light blue Thursday as president the club, to personal charge of the and Gift receivers were Missreviewed some of pro- and Luke jects and activities of Rotary reception during the past year. He called on several club trip tomen, including Dr. John the New Eng- Stauffer, "Wilbur I. Beahm by hi home ©S- teem and Service also, t res K program the HEILIG FUNERAL HOME West Main Street, Private Parking Comforting Sympathetic Funeral Service A Mount Joy a studded past-presi-| presentation by Earl Koser, im- ———— ——— Fe « he was presented a The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, June 30 According to Gilbert Youth | ads | among than do magazine commercials newspaper ads are | and give them | in making buying | dba MARKETS uahty Counts and Your Money Goes Furt! FIN; LANC. BRAND FULLY COOKED and states, the couple willand Lester Hostetter to dis- Pre Fourth-of-July | Sg Specials with a reports on _ special 1 in- attendance, vouth and Boy Scouts Vice-President Richard M who will become 8 president on July 1, briefly reviewed the program of the Claysburg. .|uh, during the past year Martin's ps vice-president he has been in charge of scheduling meet ing programs each week. As the closing feature of the noon meeting, Henry G The bride is a graduate of several high school and cluding Hospital welfare jects, The bridegroom, employed by Bridgeport. Bens Ss Patronize Our Advertisers. Th ROFIar: A ¢ 4 long tapering sleeves. Her € charter was presented j)),sion veil was wrist length Alvin Bigler, Lions presi- and of lace over satin. She car- Committee members in- fied a bouquet of white ros Gude Charles E. Ashenfelt- © and an chairman; Bigler, John White Bible. esto, J. Robert Greider, to dent. Mortuary Record DROHAN INFANT The infant son of James D. Pr and Peggy Houseal Drohan, Lloyd W. Myers, Henry R. an orchid brocaded taffeta 7 Donegal Springs Rd., Mount 7, phey, Joy R1, died at 10:35 a. m. Arthur R. Zerphey, Saturday St. Joseph's hos- Gingrich and Lloyd A. Derr. ter length sleeves and aj pital. —h matching cummerbund. She ; In addit parents, carried a nosegay bouquet of | 2 the child is survived by his When in need of printing, yellow roses and white car-i maternal grandparents, Mr. remember The Bulletin. nations. The and Mrs. Robert Houseal, Maytown; the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Carl B. Drohan, Mount Joy: and the maternal great grandmother Mrs. Annie Arnold, Maytown. i Graveside were & held Tuesday mor 10: at ion to the of i us SPRING INTO : SUMMER 1ces ing at serv attached to a headband # orchid with af The maid of honor wore 5 Joseph A. Taylor, 8oWn with Peter Pan collar, # Paul R. Pox pleated skirt, three-quar- bridesma ids 1 2 'B n r S. NISSLEY GINGRICH ang Realt r 12 SOUTH DUKE STREET LANCASTER, PA. 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