The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 19

Modern Monday, February 8, 1971 MR. Photo Ini dene Orlando AND MRS. JOHN RICHARD HILT L. Sobotor-J. Greger announce engagement Mr.

and Mrs. Louis J. Sobo- tor, 234 Linden Drive, Trappe, announced the engagement of their daughter, Louise M. to James G. Greger, son of Mrs.

Sara Greger, Harleysville, and Jack Greger, Creamery. The bride-elect, a graduate of the former Collegeville- Trappe High School, is a junior at West Chester State College, majoring in elementary education. Her finance was a member of the same graduating class and also is a junior at West Chester State College, majoring in health and physical education. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and the football squad. Salem UCC Guild gathers for meeting A film, was rose bud in a vase in the church shown by Mrs.

Stanley at a to honor newborns of the meeting of the Women's After the church of Salem United Church of it will be presented to Christ, in the social room, Oley the new mother. RD 1. Mrs. Trout presided. The guild also decided to give During the business meeting, a donation to the Olcv Am- the group decided to place a bulance Fund.

it was announced the World Women's guild hears oi Kl-'rvice wil1 be i ex ll, March 5 in Christ Lutheran Mrs. Sophie Stubbs churthj Mrs. Sophie Stubbs, director The next meeting will be of the Montgomery County March 2, 7:30 p.m. in the Home-Maker, llome-Health Aid church social room. Service, was guest speaker at a Seventeen attended.

meeting of St. Guild hosted in the school auditorium. CLEANING HINT Mrs. Stubbs showed a film on (joat a long, narrow bottle the many beneficial ways the brush with soap or detergent home-health service can be of lather and use it to scrub out assistance to 19 members pres- the rnetal tracks of sliding Cheryl Moser is bride of Richard Hilt White snapdragons and pompons decorated St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Stowe, for the ---------------Saturday afternoon service uniting in marriage Cheryl Lynn Moser and John Richard Hilt.

The Rev. John Smolik, pastor, officiated. A recital of organ music for! the double ring rites was provided by Mrs. Ferdinand Malenke. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William C. Moser, Kepler Road, Pottstown RD 4, is a graduate of Pottsgrove High School. She is a secretary at Firestone Tire Rubber Co. The bridegroom, who resides at 238 N.

Charlotte is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hilt, Brooklyn, N. Y. He is a chemical engineer at Firestone Tire Rubber Co.

reembroidered lace Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown of satin peau and broidered alencon lace. The a- line skirt, appliqued with lace, featured a back bow with a detachable train. The empire bodice was enhanced with a scalloped scoop neckline, long tapered sleeves and alencon lace and crystals. She wore a lace and crystal profile headpiece with a chapel length veil and carried a cascade of white roses and leatherleaf fern. The sister-in-law, Mrs.

William Moser 125 Sunrise Lane, was matron of honor. She wore a gown of rose petal chiffon. The a-line skirt with a back bow and flowing panel of chiffon featured an empire bodice with a high ruffled neckline, venise lace jabot with miniature buttons, and long, full sheer sleeves with a ruffled cuff. A matching headpiece of petals and a bow held her short veil. MAIDS IN ROSE Mrs.

Dennis Cassel, High View Gardens Apartments, Spring City; Mrs. Jeffrey Reitnauer, Kepler Road; Mrs. Terry Mowrer, St. Matthews Road, Chester Springs, and Peggy Levengood, Rice Street and Grosstown Roads, Stowe, were bridesmaids. They were gowned as the honor attendant.

Also attired similar to the was the flowergirl, Kimberly Moser, 125 Sunrise Lane, niece of the bride. Best man was Ronald Smith, Douglassville. Dale Endy, Glasgow Street, Stowe, cousin of the bride; William Moser brother of bride; Barry Moser, at home, brother of the bride, and William Cooney, 321 Glasgow Stowe, cousin of the bride, ushered. For her wedding, Mrs. Moser wore a pink knit dress featuring lace sleeves.

Mrs. Hilt chose a beige dress and coat ensemble for her son's wedding. Two hundred guests from New York and Pennsylvania were received at a reception at Wrest End Firehall, Stowe. HONEYMOON For traveling to St. Thomas Virgin Islands for one week, the bride wore a blue pantsuit with black accessories.

Upon their return, they will reside at the bridegroom's residence. The bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilt hosted a I arty at Lakeside Inn, Limerick, followed Friday night rehearsal. Two showers honoring the bride were given by her cousin, Mrs.

Donald Penner, King of Prussia, and by her attendants at her parents home. ly Polaski weds Theodore Kemp Jr. interest Her corsage also was orchid. a white years in the Army. He is a grandson of Mrs.

Harry W. Guests were received at Kemp and the late Mr. Kemp, Monongahela Country Club. Mr. Pottstown, and Mrs.

Marcus E. and Mrs. Kemp are Loughridge, Dalton, Ga. and the honeymooning in San Juan, late James E. Bond, Honey Puerto Rico.

Grove, Texas. They will reside in Alexan- A wedding of local was performed Saturday in Church of the Transfiguration, Monongahela, when H. Theodore Kemp son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Theodore Kemp, 317 Rosedale Drive, wed Sally Ann Polaski. The bride is a daughter of dria, Va. Mrs. Kemp, who REHEARSAL DINNER Mr and Mrs. William A.

resided in Arlington, prior Ihe bridegroom parents, Polaski, Monongahela. Her to her marriage, is employed Mr. and Mrs. Kemp hosted a father is a former mavor of by Diners I 1 ugazy I ravel rehearsal dinner a that city as an assistant manager in Monongahela Valley Country The Rev. Paul P.

Leger of- She is a Club. Gifts were presented to ficiated at the nuptial rites, John Robert Powers the wedding party School, Pittsburgh. Out of town guests were from Mr. Kemp, an Alexandria Pottstown, Broomall, Ligonier, resident, is employed by the Elizabethtown, Bryn Mawr, Ames Division of Miles Sharon, Latrobe, Mt. Pleasant, Paul the nuptial Music was provided by Fran Campus, Monessen, organist, and David Majoris, Charleroi, Hand.

and THEODORE KEMP Joanne Raffeo engaged to John S. Pauley 0 ne Laboratories as a clinical Derry, Altoona, Butler, John- system representative in stown, Emporium and Arma- Washington, gh. Also. Dalton, Cleveland, IVORY GOWN He is a graduate of Staunton Ohio; St. Thomas.

Virgin Given in marriage by her Military Academy, and Islands; Wheeling W. Falls father, the bride wore a formal attended Mercer University, Church, and Norfolk, and gown of ivory silk satin with Macon, and served three Landover. Md. semi-princess silhouette. Styled with mandarin neckline, long full sleeves ending in deepcuffs and A-line skirt with chapel train; it was embellished with pearls and braid.

She carried white roses. Mrs. Frank Spernak, Landover, was matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Members of the Ladies treasurer, read a farewell letter the sister, Carol Auxiliary of the Ancient Order received from the Superior of Kemp; Brenda Samson, Falls of Hibernians gathered at their Missionary Church, and Mrs. Dennis new meeting place, Heilman, Monongahela.

opened AO has of Auxiliary new meeting site Columbian Fathers in America, the Rev. I Service Club Stowe. Mrs. Julia Richard Steinhelber in which he and Mrs. Joseph 1200 attend concert at OJR expressed his thanks for support given him through the years by the local ladies of AO of for Dobtv, miSSionary work among the needy in Korea, Japan, the Phillipines, Burma, Chile, Peru and the Filgi Islands.

DANCE PLANS They were attired in A-line Engbloom, president, gowns of wine color velvet, the session with prayer. trimmed with gold braid, and: Mrs Ann jane carried pink gladioli. Mr. Spernak was best man. Norristown, announced the en-p a Jr- SH gagement of their daughter, Thomas, Virgin Islands; Joanne to John S.

Pauley, son Thomas A McCaslin 4th, of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pauley, Br 00 mall; and William A. 822 W.

Bridge Phoenixville. 2nd, Norfolk, thei Miss Raffeo is a graduate of brother, ushered. Drexel University, Philadelphia, and is employed at General MOTHERS' ATTIRE Electric Space Mother of the bride, Mrs. King of Prussia. wore a turquoise dress Mr.

Pauley is a graduate of and coat ensemble with white sassaman Ursinus College, Collegeville, orchid corsage. Mrs. Kemp High School auditorium Satur- and is studying for a chose a pink coat and dress day evening, culminated a b' degree at Villanova University, outfit for her wedding, three-day choral music festival our for the Lower Southeastern Dis- provide mucic for dancing and trict with 1200 persons in at- there will be a buftet luncheon tendance. at midnight. Visiting guests were honored: Mrs.

Helen Frymyer, at a banquet hosted by mem- decoration chairman, gave a bers of the Owen J. Roberts progress report and announced Chorus and respective directors the next meeting is Tuesday at prior to the concert. Gifts of ap- the home of Mrs. Rita Ver- During the business session, it was announced that plans were complete for the St. Patrick's dance, March 13, at West End Firehall, Stowe.

Mrs. Engbloom and Mrs. Marion A concert at Owen J. Roberts igh School auditorium Satur- are in charge of Bride home of wedding SC6P16 Limerick LCW purchase pictures as memorial Mrs. Kenneth Kirk presented to quilt and make lap robes, i topic on the missions in Mrs.

Harvy Reed reported were presented to neesch, Orlando Road, Upper Argentina at a meeting of the two pictures were purchased as' Lutheran Churchwomen of St. James Lutheran Church, Limerick, at the church with 19 members present. led by Christian a memorial to Mrs. Harry Halteman, a fellow member. The larger picture of Charles Matz, guest conductor, Pottsgrove, at 8 p.m.

and Marjorie Smith, host. report on the National Among guests were Ralph Annual Irish History essay Shankweiler, principal, and his contest was given by Mrs. in will be placed wife; Harvey Fishburn, assist- Arthur Buchert. Mrs. Mary in the all purpose room of the ant principal, and his wife; Burius, Mrs.

Mary McDonald Devotions were led by Mrs. church. A smaller picture en- Dr. Charles Bernardo, school and Kathy Buckert are judges. George Ziegler.

Guardian district superintendent, and The next meeting will be service chairman wiI1 be placed on one of the Bernardo- March 3, 8 p.m. at Casey The Rev. George H. Jones' age classrooms. The audience saluted the con-; Service Club.

pastor of Welch aul reiscn ieP llca inal President, Mrs. Allen Trythall cert with a standing ovation at Fred Will Baptist Church, interested ladies would meet remi11(jC(j the its conclusion, after which 155 officiated at the double ring each Wednesday at the church Spring Rally of the Trappe giJests of the school district re- jceremony uniting in marriage A Louise W'illiams and I John Cornell Scott at the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams, 408 Beech St. White gladioli, bells and streamers decorated the home service.

bridegroom Carl Scott, Wedding District Lutheran Churchwomen to their various homes April at Grace Lutheran anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. 391 Spruce 7 Fred years. Myers, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles L. for the Saturday Parents of the are Mr. and Mrs. Coatesville. ey 866 Buchert Road, Lower rehearsed a The bride wore an aqua dress skit which they will present at the church in Church, North Charlotte Street.

And, the Collegeville area World Day of Prayer service March 5 at St. James United Church of Christ, Limerick. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Forrest Andes, Mrs. Landis Gibson and Mrs.

William Mitchell after which members LOUISE M. SOBOTOR with white accessories and carried a bouquet of white sweetheart roses. Millie Burton, Coatesville, anfj jyjrs Robert Samsel, maid of honor. She wore 33 2nd 24 years. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Borowy, 1112 Belleview 40 years. and white William Lon- Washable Thermoset laminates are well suited to kitchens, bathrooms, counters, and snack-bars because they provide the greatest conveniences of all: high resistance to wear and tear, and surfaces that can be washed! off in a jiffy with a sponge dipped into sudsy water. ent. Mrs.

Henry B. Haitz president, conducted the business session. Reports were given by Mrs. Ralph Allen, ways and means chairman, who announced a flea market project in April, Co-chairman of the annual communion breakfast, May 23, will be Mrs. A.

J. Benensky and Mrs. William Valitski, program chairman who announced that Joyce Wells of the arts and crafts center, Collegeville, will speak at the February meeting. Chairmen are being named, committees formed and volun- teers enlisted for a bazaar proj- ect. Hospitality chairman was Mrs.

Anthony Duhovis. An executive gift donated by Mrs. Lois Friel, was won by Mrs. Dot Russo. shower or patio doors.

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One hundred guests from Parkesburg, Coatesville, Reading, Phoenixville, Philadelphia and Pottstown. The bride attended Pottstown High School. The bridegroom is a graduate of Coatesville High School and is employed by A. C. Miller, Paoli.

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