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PAGE THREE THE DANVILLE NEWS Thursday, June 1, 1947 ner, Susan Oberdorf, Gary, Cooper, Rosie and Shelly Fritz- gerald and Kathy Baylor. United In Marriage DANVILLE Tessie a Snyder, of 42 Avenue, Riv- erside, and Harold Leroy John-, ston, of 151 Railroad street, Bloomsburg, were united In marriage in the office of Justice of the Peace Parvin Sweit-. zer. The double ring ceremony was performed. 1 'fN vt aM Birthday Party DANVILLE A party honoring the second birthday anniversary of Melissa Jean Wilt was held in the yard of her home at 205 Cooper street, Danville.

Attending were Linda Kathy Wilt, Jimmy, Billy and Penny Vitale, Debbie, Lester and Dick Aucker, Tammy Weis-er, Shelly McAllister, Jill Wertman, Jolene Sees, Debbie Wilson, Alice Harris, Shelly Tan SHOP THURS. and Dial 275-34S1 THE TWO WINNERS of a spelling contest held at St. Joseph School recently were presented awards by the Catholic War Veterans during Memorial Day services held Tuesday KAY WAGNER, on right, winner of the annual American Legion essay contest was presented an award during ceremonies at Memorial Park on Memorial Day, Representing the American Legion is David M. Young. (News Photo) in Memorial Park.

Shown are, from left, Patricia M. Cahill, one of the winners; George P. Ward, who made the awards on behalf of the veterans organization; and Mary E. Starr. (News Photo) David sang the Sabbath prayer in Hebrew.

At the morning service he was called to the pulpit for the reading of the Torah. He sang the Haftorah in Hebrew, which is a portion from the Prophets. At the conclusion of the Bar Couple To Observe Wedding Anniversary With An Open House TURBOTVILLE An open house will be held on Sunday, June 11, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCollum, Turbotville RD 1,.

from 2 to 8 p.m., in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary. The couple was married on June 13, 1927 in Hagerstown, Md. Mrs. McCollum is the former- Mae Watson and Mr. McCollum is employed at Leduc Greenhouse, Danville.

They arc members of St. James Lutheran Church, Turbotville. The McCollums are the parents of four children, Mrs. John G. Strouse, Mrs.

Ray M. Cupp, Guy Marvin McCollum and R. Wendell McCollum, all of Turbotville. They also have eight grandchildren. WE Mitzvah, David, was presented the Ner Tamid Scouting award by Rabbi Intrator.

The Ner Tamid Scouting award involves an understanding of the Scout Law, A Scout is Reverent. David holds the rank of "First Class Scout in Troop 307, sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church, Sunbury. On Friday night, following the services, an Oneg ShabbSt was held in Davids honor by his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Apfelbaum, Sunbury.

At the conclusion of the Bar Mitzvah service, a luncheon was held at the Elks Club in his honor. TRY A NEWS CLASSIFIED AD swgnwaaaMM WILLIAMSPORT Miss Evelyn Ruth Bremmer, daughter of arid Mrs. Hehry Bremmer of 586' West Main street, Bloomsburg, and Mr. Earl Raymond Holdren son of Mrs. Violet Pace, Danville, and Mr.

Earl Holdren Williamsport, were married in the Williamsport Seventh-D a Adventist Church at 3 p.m., Sunday, May 28. The Rev. H. R. Kehney performed the ceremony before an altar of white gladioli, chrysanthemums and palms.

Traditional wedding music was furnished by Miss Maxine Bair. Pastor H. C. Reading, Philadelphia, sang The Wedding Prayer and Delores Wagner, Millville, The Sweetest Story Ever Told The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white silk organza over tissue taffeta fashioned with a high empire waist, straight skirt, fitted bodice of Alencon lace, scoop neckline and length sleeves. A cluster of silk organza roses and seed pearls held her silk illusion veil.

She carried a cascade bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and babys breath. Miss Revertta Wesner, of Ta-koma Park, Maryland, was maid of honor. She was attired in a floor length gown of lime green chiffon over tissue taffeta styled with' a high empire waist trimmed with light blue satin. A cluster of small blue roses held her circle veil. She carried a bouquet of lime green carnations with a blue satin bow.

Best man was Mr. George Wettlauffer Westport. Serving as ushers were Mr. David Bremmer, Bloomsburg, brother of the( bride and Mr. Dennis Wettauffer, Westport, cousin of the groom.

The brides mother chose to wear a blue three piece ensemble with white accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mother of the groom selected a moss green print tlress with white accessories and a corsage' of white carnations. A reception for approximately 150 guests was held-. the social room of the church school with Ruth Wagner, Nancy Corbin and Sharon Good serving as aides. Following a wedding trip to the New England States the couple will reside at 181 Maryland Avenue, Braddock Heights, Maryland.

The bride is a graduate of Blue -Mt. Academy, Hamburg and the New England Memorial Hospital School of Nursing-. She is presently employed at the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital, Takoma Park, Maryland. The groom graduated from Blue Mt. Academy, Hamburg and the Williamsport Community College.

He is currently serving with, the U. Army stationed at Fort Detrick, Maryland. Entertaining in honor of the bride were Mrs. Marcia Gonzalez, Washington, D.C. and Mrs wmmamam as FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M.

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THE MME SHOP In appreciation of being warmly welcomed to your community, wish to show our appreciation by offering you money saving values during our OATON'SA THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2 and 3 iJCTOA SIOAL SAVINGS! OF of any regularly priced Slightly Personal OBSERVING THEIR 44TH wedding anniversary are Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Baylor, Bloom Road, Danville. MRS.

HELEN GOLDER AND Mrs. Ruth Stecker, Bloomsburg, visited with Mrs. Isabella Fisher and Mrs. Bessie Foster, Beaver Apartments, Danville. MRS.

CHARLES REED HAS returned to her home in Baltimore, Maryland, following a visit with relatives and friends in Danville and Riverside. MRS. FAY SMITH, PHILA-delphia, has returned home following a few days visit with Mrs. Bessie Foster, Danville. MR.

AND MRS. DARWIN Culp, Rochester, New York, visited with Mrs. Culps uncle, Mr Davis Spotts, First street, Riverside. MRS. MARGARET 0, Beaver Apartments, Danville, is visiting with relatives in Little Falls, New Jersey.

MRS MATTIE LAWRENCE, Beaver Place, Danville, has returned home from a visit with relatives in New Jersey and Maryland. MRS. EDNA CUTHBERT, Danville, entertained relatives from Allentown over the weekend. CONGRATULAT I 0 GO out to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold E. Faux of 427 Church street, Danville, who will be observing their 33rd wedding anniversary tomorrow. They are the parents of three children, two Goldie and Ruth, and a son, Harold Jr. They are the grandparents of six grandchildren. RLCA Group Elects Officers DANVILLE Election of officer's for the coming year and planning for the State Convention, to be held in Harrisburg, July 9-12, was the order of business of the Rural Letter Carriers Association and Auxiliary of Columbia and Montour Counties.

The meeting was held at Straubs Church, Frosty Valley. Association officers elected are Robert Chamberlain, president; Harold Thomas, first vice president; Hobart White-night, second vice president; Wilson Redka, secretary; and Guy D. Hawk, treasurer. Auxiliary officers elected are Mrs. Guy Hawk, president; Mrs.

Slessler, vice president; Mrs. Luther Cooke, secretary; Mrs. Wilson Redka, treasurer. Delegates to the convention are Mr. anf Mrs.

Luther Cooke. Home-made cream and cake was served to the 21 members in attendance. THE DANVILLE NEWS Serving only the people ot the Montour County-Ktverside area ESTABLISHED SEPTEMPER 1. 1897 The Only Dally Paper In Montour County Danville, Pa. Entered In the Danville Poet Office as Second Class Matter JOSEPH McGUNF- '-IT; Editor DONALD JEFFREY Business-Advertising Manager -Issued Dally except Sunday By The Danville News Division of The Progressive Publishing Co.

The Danville News Building Danville, Pa. 275-3235-8 Zip Code 17821 Subcrlptlon rates by carrier boy 50 cents a week Rural Tube Rate, 318 00 one yea-r. Pennsylvania mall rate, 320.00 one year. Outside Pennsylvania by mall, 32.00 per month Special Servicemans rate, 31 50 per month. Jacqueline Bremmer, Out of town guests included Mr.

and Mrs. John Alto, Mrs. A1 Alto, Mrs E. Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Wood," New York City; Miss Chris Janiak, Miss Dara Wilson, Miss Carol Altiz-er, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gonzalez and Mr. and Mrs.

William Kake, Washington, D.C. DAVID APFELBAUM "At 'At iAt Kin Of Local Couple Takes Bar Mifzvah SUNBURY The Bar Mitz-vah of David Apfelbaum, 13 year old son of. Attorney and Mrs. Sidney Apfelbaum, 701 Catawissa Avenue, Sunbury, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Hertz, Riverside, was ob-, served at Temple Beth-El, Sunbury. The youth was prepared for this deeply religious observance by Rabbi Norman Intra-tor, spiritual leader of the Tejn-ple. The Bar Mitzvah, or confirmation, is observed in the Jewish religion when the boy reaches the age of '13, and means coming of age.

At the Friday night service, PETER A. COOPER 10 Poplar Si. DANVILLE, PA. Phone 275-3092 RONALD L. SCHMIDT -RD 5 DANVILLE, PA.

Phone 275-0807 Berwick. Martin, Huntington Nuptials WEST MILTON St. Pauls United Church of Christ, West Milton, was the scene of the marriage ceremony of Mrs. Catherine Martin, Danville, and Mr. Dallas Huntington, West Milton, held recently The ceremony was performed by the Rev, Thomas B.

Musser. Wedding music was provided by Mr. Donald Hartwell, Suf-fern. New York, who sang The Wedding Prayer" and The Lords Prayer. Attending the couple were Mrs.

William Gordon, Mead-ville, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mr. Ned Huntington, St. Charles, Missouri, son of the groom. The bride was attired in a pink suit with a green veiled hat trimmed-with white -Jillies of the valley. Her corsage was a green orchid.

The attendant, Mrs. William Gordon, wore a blue suit with a Spink orchid corsage A reception was held in the social room of the church immediately following the ceremony. Appropriate and attractive decoration of the social room was done by Mrs. D. E.

Smith, Danville. Out-of-town guests included the brides sons with their families, Mr. Wilmer Martin, Hawley, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin, Waldwick, New Jersey; Mr, Huntingtons a hters with their families, Mr.

and 'Mrs. Lorine Bennet, West Mil-ton and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wertman, Warsaw, Virginia. Also attending were guests from Ridgewood, New, Jersey, Waldwick, New Jersey, Allendale, New Jersey, Patterson; New Jersey.

Suffenn. Npw York, Harriman, New York, Berwick, Pittsburg and Danville. Kiwanis Here Sets Rummage Sale For. Friday And Saturday DANVILLE The Danville Kiwanis Club is holding a rummage sale from 4 to 8 p.m., tomorrow, and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, at Odd Fellows Hall.

Anyone still desiring to make donations of items to the club can do so by calling 275-3901 for pickup or bringing the Items to the Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow from 4 to 8 p.nu Funds derived from this rummage sale will be used for youth activities by the Danville Kiwanis. Some of the youth activities planned include watermelon parties for the youngsters at the area playgrounds in the summer, childrens Christmas party and support of educational functions. NEW ARRIVALS At Geislnger A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs. Francis Mahoney, of 13 Oak street, Danville, at 12:54 p.m., yesterday Mrs. Mahoney is the former Romona Mottera of Danville.

A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Steven. Roush, Northum berland, at 8:46 p.m., yesterday. GEIS1NGER ADMISSIONS Mrs.

Mabel B. McAllister, 754 E. Market street, Danville; Hubert Lutz, 16 Walnut street, Danville; Mrs. Kathryn E. Roup, Danville, RD Ramona Mahoney, 13 'Oak street, Danville; Ralph D.

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