———m | low roses and white french-
We ddi ad carnations
Ings Miss B. Fay Heistand, R3
=. Elizabethtowr vore a floor
MILLER — BRINSER Eh ae Le bow
Mary Louise Brinser, dau-|ip bai Kk. She carr led a
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralp} cading boquet of blue du}
S. Brinser, R3, Elizabeth-|iris. vellow daffodils a
town became the bride of yellow marguerite daisies
Christ S. Miller, son of Mr Ny Art] Fie R2 Mt
and Mrs. Christian N. Miller ow + | M . Yean Miller of
R1, Elizabethtown, Sunday Ary Diz Es calor f
April 8, at 2 pam. in the.’ ADT. We er
Mount Joy Evangelical Unit Je groom Wor gowns igen
ed Brethren Church with the Hea! ; ne nai of Runes i
Rev. Clarence E. Ulrich offi (Pallet blue Both carried cos
ciating. cading bouquets of yellow
laffodils, blue dutch iris and
yellow daisies
Atter
nodified pill
etals
i
veliliS
The
1 dress
wore matching
boxes of shaded
ular face
dants
with cire
mother wore
and the
a dress
wore
carnations
florents
brides
of
mother
navy
rooms wore
f powder blue
orsages of pink
and white hyacinth
They
3est man was Richard Gar
2 her, R1, Elizabethtown: Ush-
¥ rs were Galen Erb, R1, Mt
i Toy and ‘Harold Shelly of
: Rheems
: Mr. Donald Eby, Mount
; 3 Joy, was organist and Lloyd
: & Weidman, R3, Elizabethtown
E iia vas soloist
¥ Gift receivers were Mrs
¥ ’ John Gerlach. R2. Mount Joy
$ - and Mrs. Earl Brandt, Rl
Myerstown
Following
Given in marriage by her the ceremony a
father the bride wore a gown [reception was held in the
of bouquet taffeta, basque|church social hall. The coup-
bodice and long tapered sle-|'e then left on a trip to the
eves. Re-embroidered alen- south
con lace applique formed aj A ‘graduate of Elizabeth-
sculptured neckline. Alen- (town Area High School, the
con lace modified was repeat. Pride is emploved in the
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tends into a chapel train Mfg. Co., Elizabethtown. The
i y ale - nate of
Her reil of silk illusion wig eo te \ Suate is
was held by a seed pear] andl, ypioved bv his father.
orange blossom wreath. Shel" = = “gn 2°
carried a white Bible top- rr din
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At Triplets Meeting Edward A. Anderson, no EQr er f ongwoo sion agricultural engineer
manager of the Lancaster : ; He urges periodic inspections
office of the Pennsylvania| Harrisburg Spring is al beautiful fountains and pools | wiring extensions and the |
Rotarians from three com-labor-business and govern. State Employment Service. /ways a little early at Long- an open air theater, electric,| _. . al systems by a quali- Fresh Roasted
munities Mount Joy, Lititz ment and spoke out strongly... the launching wood Gardens near Kennett{fountains and colored foun a 5 ya am ’
and Elizabethtown held their for individual enterprise and of the local phase the Square. A constant myriad tains ied perso 8
mnnual Triplets meeting onthe family farm nationwide drive to find jobs|of flowers lets one forget any) The Longwood property, p jjetin advertisement pays I
Wednesday night, April 4th] America faces a “cross or/for young people who are reminder of winter, says the|dating to Colonial times, was y
at Hostetters chaos - capitalism or commu-out of school and unemploy-| Pennsylvania Department of{the former estate of Pierre Hassinger’s Brocerf}
All three Rotary clubs/nism” situation, he said. “We ed. Commerce. du Pont who developed the| Without charge, the garde ns
were chartered the same nite/must make spiritual and eco- Noting that Governor Law-| No matter what the weath-gardens much as they are soficature Drgan Tecitals Sunday
36 years ago in unusual cere-nomic progress together,” he'rence and Mount Joy'ser, Longwood’s great conser- day. afternoons from 3 to au 416 N. Market St. - Mt. J
monies at the Brunswick ho-added Mayor, Frank Walter have |vatory has outstanding floral] The Longwood estate grac.| varied educational program.
tel in Lancaster Each year, The speaker was introduc-|strongly endorsed the cam-|displays. Favorites are aca-les the rolling countryside of |
since that time, the three ed by Vice-President Lavernpaign, Anderson said his{cias and begonias through|/Chester County, an area rich}
groups have met in joint ses-|K Mumma of the host club. (office will step up its regu- March; camellias through Ap-lin history. The battle ofl}
ion at one of the three bor Music was furnished dur. lar promotion of jobs for|ril; and orchids throughout Brandywine was fought near-|
oughs, moving in rotation/ing the evening by the Prim{out-of-school youth and also|the year. _|by during the revolution and|H
from one to the other. This Singers of Harrisburg, a enlist support in the push for Longwood ranks as Ameri- the area beeame a station on|
year Mount Joy was host |quintet of Negro singers who jobs. ca's outstanding display gard-the “Underground . Railway”
One of the features of the|/presented an unusually en- Tr am calling for com-|en. It features an arboretum, for runaway slaves during|§
evening was a brief address tertaining program of novel- munity cooperation to help extensive flower gardens, an|the Civil War $
by Dr. C. Howard Witmer of ty, spiritual and old-favorite €nd the joblessness of this|Italian water garden with! Open every day, yearly,
Lancaster, who was president numbers. Donald Eby pro /n€W Be Betton of Worke re rs It
of the Lancaster Rotary club/vided dinner music at the This = 8 rob em = I EES EEE SANE IEEE SNARE RARER
when the Triplets were born. organ. in nto SVERY 5 of thinking .
He recalled some of the in- me Bree We can’t waste people. uj
teresting aspects of the char- NAMED CHAIRMAN |" “I am now mapping plans BH
ter night affair which call for the active mi
Principal speaker of the] Dr. H. James Elvin, Mari- participation in this drive of a
evening was Ed Wimmer of etta avenue, was elected business groups, labor un- ui
Cincinnati, Ohio, who spoke chairman of the Departmentlions, the Parent-Teachers As Hi
concerning the American/of General Practice of the/sociation, educators, eter a : bo af
way of life and the position Osteopathic hospital in Lan- groups, and governmen : |# . ; - i os
of the small, bo Rwy A at a meeting held onjagencies. We all have a part 1858 Ford V-8 Vic. Coupe, F.M. 8 “No, no, Johnny. If you want your money to grow,
businessman. Tuesday. Dr. Elvin will serve|to play, and judging by past 1958 Dodge "2 Ton Pick-Up : let Daddy put 2 in a savings account at
A “shock type” lecturer,|in this capacity for one year, history, I know that the H ®
of this city
which time he will people 2
challenge
department and/to the
exe-
Wimmer used the
alarm’
sed big business,
and big government
‘view-with- during
approach as he discus-|direct the
big taxes attend meetings of the
He decried the wedding of pital.
Launch Drive
will rise
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| Thursday, April 12
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