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Palmyra Couple Married Miss Constance Maureen Teahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Teahl of 235 S. Locust Palmyra, became the bride of Paul Kreider Sattazahn son of Mr.

and Mrs. P. K. Sattazahn of 612 N. Railroad Palmyra, on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in Gravel HiM United Methodist Church.

The Rev. Melvin E. Patrick officiated at the double ring ceremony, after which re. ception for 200 guests was held in the church social rooms. Mrs.

Kathryn Farver provided organ music for the nuptials and John Roach served as acolyte, The church was decorated with rangements of white 'mums and gladioli. A bridal carpet pow markers were also used. Bridal Gown The bride, given in marriage' by her father, wore satin gown made by the groom's mother. It was designed with an empire bodice, A-line skirt and chapel train. Her elbow length veil was attached to rose headpiece.

She carried white Butterfly roses and foliage. Mrs. Robert Rausch was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. John Condran and Mrs.

James Kneasel, sister and cousin of the bride. The groom's sister, Miss Tracy Sattazahn, was flower girl. The attendants wore apricot chiffon over taffeta gowns fashioned with lace bodices, and matching chiffon coats. Their veils. were attached to rose headpieces, Mrs.

Sattazahn also made their dresses. Attendants Flowers The honor attendant. carried apricot 'mums with yellow pompons. The bridesmaids carried yellow 'mums and apricot pompons. The flower girl's flowers were arranged in a basket, Mrs.

Paul K. Sattazahn Jr. Glenn DeTurk was best man, with. ushers, Robent Tehl, brother of the bride, and Clarence Carter. Ronald Condran, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer.

Following a trip through the Southern States, the couple will live at Palmyra RD 1. The bride, a 1965 graduate Palmyra High School, is employed by Reese Candy The groom, an employe of the Hershey Foods Corporation, attended Palmyra High School. LEBANON DAILY NEW. Fare Lebanon Daily Nows, Lebanon, Monday, September. 16, 1968 Page 17 Exchange Vows Has Mothers Club Speaker, At Zion Church Lists Events The.

marriage of Miss Linda Jean Greeninger of 630 Federal St. and Eugene Alan Bugg of Myerstown RD1 were married Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in Zion Lutheran. Church. The Rev. Richard 0.

Scherch officiated at the double ring ceremony, which a reception for 300 guests was held at the Maennerchor Club. Parents of the bride and groom are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Greeninger and Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Bugg. Harlan Daubert provided organ music for the nuptials. Arrangements of pompons and foliage were used to decorate the church with white ribbons marking family pews. Brocade Gown The bride, given in riage by her father, was seen in a brocade gown, fashioned with an empire bodice and three: quarter length sleeves.

She a matching petal headpiece. She carried a cade of white carnations. The gown was made by Mrs. Paul Burkholder. The matron of honor, Mrs.

Kenneth Bixler, wore a Nile green chiffon and lace gown and headpiece and carried white carnations tipped in green. The bridesmaid, Mrs. Dixie Lee Kinsey, wore a pale yel- low gown and headpiece and carried white carnations tipped in yellow. Glen Bugg was best man for his brother. Ushers were Peter Budnyk, cousin of the bride, and Dennis Patschke.

The couple will live at 238 W. Main Myerstown. The bride attended Lebanon High School and is employed by the R. and M. Dress Company.

The groom, a graduate of Eastern Lebanon County High School, is imployed by Jackies Knitwear, Bethel. Joyce S. Glore, Geo. Haley Wed Miss. Joyce Sharon Glore, daughter of Mrs.

Elsie Glore, Pine Grove RD 3, and the late John Glore, and George Haley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haley, Zerbe, said their wedding vows in the Roman Catholic Church, Newtown, on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. The officiating priest was the pastor of the church. Given in marriage by her brother, John Glore, of Ravine, the bride wore a white floor length gown styled in an A-line fashion.

The bodice had long sleeves and a round neckline. Her bouffant veil attached to crown trimmed with pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink and white roses. The maid of honor was Miss Janice Klinger, Ravine, niece of the bride. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Haley, Zerbe, sister of the groom, and Miss Cindy Glore, the bride's niece.

Their gowns were styled in similar fashion to that of the bride with the maid of honor's in aqua, and the bridesmaids' in pink. Their headpieces matched their gown, They carried matching bouquets of LET'S ASK THE COOK by Nan Wiley Dear Nan: I wonder if you could tell me how to use selfrising flour. I bought a sack of it by accident and opened it, 50 I cannot return it. Ever since, I have looked for recipes on how to use it, but luck. Esther Cooke, Pomona, Cal.

Self-rising is an all purpose flour with the salt and baking powder added 50, in using recipes not calling for this flour, just omit the salt and B.P. In most cases it will work out all right. Self-rising four is especially popular in our southern states where, bless them, hot biscuits are still an breakfast item so it is 2 time saver not to have to sift flour with those other items. Dear Nan: I have been buying a salad dressing called Goddess but it just doesn't taste like what we have eaten in restaurants on the west coast, especially San Francisco. Mrs.

M.M., Gary, Ind. Small wonder, You tasted Green Goddess at its best and the name refers to the whole salad. It was created in San Francisco many years ago by Chef Roemer at the old Palace Hotel. He dreamed it. up in honor of the movie "The Green Goddess," then playing to packed houses there.

(Didn't Kathleen MacDonald star in that one?) There use la giving you his original De proportions because they are geared to serve about thirty. Besides, once you know the ingredients you can pretty well go it on your own. The salad itself is all greens, a combination of romaine, chicory and escarole, torn up into not-too-small pieces. Big enough to fork up easily. Until you try thing other than head lettuce only, you have no idea how much more interesting variety of greens can be.

Even fresh spinach when you can get it. They don't all taste alike. The dressing calls for rubbing the bowl with cut fresh garlic, very thoroughly. That isn't enough add a few drops of garlic juice when the dressing is completed. Now in go a few sprigs of parsley, fresh tarragon if you are lucky enough to find any, some chives and a piece of green onion, all chopped fine.

Now you add a few cut up anchovy fillets. Then into good mayonnaise stir. in whatever amount of tarragon vinegar suits your taste. For each serving of chilled salad greens add a good spoonful of dressing and mix lightly. And that is the real Green Goddess.

Mrs. William R. Seibert Lydia A. Sanger, W. R.

Seibert Wed On Saturday evening at eight o'clock, the marriage of Miss: Lydia. Ann Sanger and William Ray. Seibert was solemnized at a double ring candelight ceremony. The Rev. Ralph Sanger, cousin of the bride, officiated in New Testament Fellowship Church.

Parents of the bride and groom are Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sanger Sr. of Myerstown RD 2 and Mrs.

Miriam Seibert of Lititz RD 1 and the late William H. Seibert. Wedding music was provided by Mrs. Harry Crytzer, organist, and Norman Sanger, cousin of the bride, Carnations, snapdragons and candelabra wese used to decorate the church. The bride, given in 'mar.

riage by her father, wore a white lace gown, fashioned with long sleeves, a V-neckline and A-line skirt. Her veil was attached to a cap of tulle petals and an organza rose. She carried a white Bible covered with a gardenia and stephanotis. Miss Grace Sanger of Myerstown was maid of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids Jacqueline Neuman, were Miss Nancy Gingrich of Palmyra and Miss Janice Graybill of Rehrersburg.

The attendants wore pale blue and white crepe gowns trimmed with lace and blue Dior bow headpieces. They carried Colonial bouquets of blue and white carnations and 'mums. Men In Party Douglas Landis was best man, with ushers, Kenneth Seibert, brother of the groom, and Neil Bushong, cousin of the groom. A reception for 100 guests was held in the Colonial room of the Dutch Diner, Palmyra, after which the couple left for a wedding trip: through the Southern States. They will live in Lebanon.

The bride, a of Eastern Lebanon County High School, is employed by the nursing service at the Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital. The groom, a graduate of Warwick High School, served two years in the U.S. Army. He is employed by Snader's Wheel and Frame Shop, Man- of Mr. and year old Sunday, is the Lorry Neuman of daughter of Mr.

and Walnut cale- Mrs. Albert F. Mertz her second birth- Jr. of 238 E. Weldman Sunday.

St. St. Mary's Mothers Club held its first meeting of the school year in the school Sunday Mrs. Henry Guerrisi, president, presided. Dr.

Joseph Bering was, the guest speaker. His topic was Education For Your Children." Plans are, being completed for the club's annual Autumn Dance to' be held Saturday, Sept. 21; at the Lebanon Elks Club. Al Morrison and Orchestra will be. featured.

A fashion show and card party will be held Oct. 23 in the Elks Club. To be entitled "In A Romantic. Mood," it will feature bridal fashions and cocktail dresses. The club's monthly award was presented to Mrs.

Amelia Stevens. Mrs. Guerrisi announced that the Rev, James T. Delaney will speak at the Oct-. ober, meeting.

The Rev. Joseph Carolin, club moderator, closed the meeting with a prayer. were Mrs. William Fitzgibbons, Mrs. Victor Hanner, Mrs.

J. Desmond Glynn, Mrs. Lionel Lee, Frank Loehle, Mrs. Robert Foster, Mrs. Leroy Kreider, Mrs.

Gilbert Morrissey and Mrs. George Hetrick, Couple Visiting Family In S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Walker of 809 E.

Penn Cleona, are vacationing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rhode and family, Cheraw, S.C. Mrs. Walker and Mrs.

Rhode are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Rhode are former residents of West Lebanon. Their children, Debra, Randy, Chris, William and Robert, attended the Higbee School until last January when the family moved to Cheraw.

Mrs. Rhode is a Welcome Wagon hostess for the Greater Cheraw area. Her husband is employed by the Chesterfield Manufacturing Company as plant superintendent. Feted At Party daughter A surprise birthday party for Martin Mrs. was held recently C.

Stover at the home of Mr. 516 and Mrs. Orville Pott, 214 E. brated Maple St. Twenty-four guests attended.

day Lyda E. Mertz, one A P. Karen Campbelltown United Metbodist Church was the scene Saturday evening of the marriage of Miss Karen Esther Harro and Ronald Eugene McKinley. The Rev. Melvin G.

Sponsler Jr. officiated at the double ring ceremony at seven thirty o'clock. Parents of the bride and groom are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harro of Campbelltown and Mr.

and Mrs. Carlton McKinley of 221 E. Broad Palmyra. The wedding music was provided by Mrs. Melvin G.

Sponsler organist, and Kenneth Stoessel, vocalist. Altar vases of white 'mums and gladioli, a prayer bench and candelabra were used to decorate the chancel. Family pews were marked with candelabra and a white bridal carpet was used. Bride's Attire The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a silk organza and Alencon lace gown fashioned with a chapel train and A-line skirt. Her veil was attached to a cluster of lace and silk petals.

The honor attendant, Miss Glenda Hunter of Palmyra, wore a chiffon gown in avocado green accented with Schiffli embrodery, and a matching face veil. She carried a cascade of bronze daisy pompons and orange Rhumba roses. Bridesmaids, Miss Kathy Brandt of Campbelltown and Miss Kathy Dunlevy of Camp Hill, wore maize gowns and headpieces and carried arrangements of the same flowers. The flower girl, Miss Karen Lehr of Carlisle, cousin of the groom, wore a pale yellow chiffon gown with a ribbon headpiece. She carried a basket of bronze pompons and Rhumba roses.

Terry Light of Palmyra was best man. Ushers were Wayne McKinley of Palmyra, brother of the bride, and Donald Herr New Baby Has A Name Charles Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhoads of Jonestown. Andrew Steven, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Gates of 214 S. Lincoln Ave. Cherie Lynn, .5 daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Johnson of North Park Street, Richland. Andrienne Denise, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Marshall of 31 W. Sheridan Annville.

Danielle Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Modesto of Pine John Henry, son of Maj. and Mrs. Henry Phillips of Lebanon.

Marcia Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson of 107 N. Railroad Myerstown. Ronald Richard, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ronlad R. 'Louser of Myerstown RD 3. Michael Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Sattizahn of Fredericksburg RD 1. Jeffrey Allen, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Terry L.

Quinn of 528 Bollman St. Julie Renee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blatt of Myerstown RD 1. Michele Lynn, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Klopp of 366 N. Second St. Jennifer Jane, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Hitz of Annville RD 1. Jim Leroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Seidel of Jonestown RD 2.

Annmarie Danielle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sebastian of 520 N. Twentythird St. Linda Louise, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John C. Kish of Annville RD 1. Thomas Paul son of Mr. Mrs.

Thomas Yingst of Lebanon RD 5. Loren Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Forry of Bethel RD 1. Darryl Robert, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Kreiser of 1573 N. Seventh St. Megan Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Bergonzi of 259 S. Fourth St. Tammy Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Christ of 427 N.

Sixth Ave. David Earl and Diane Eileen, twin son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laudermilch of Grantville RD 1. Jacqueline Jeanne, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Radai of Brandt Haven Apartments, Lebanon RD 3. Sandra Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E.

Bomgardner of 550 Green St. Brenda Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of 128 N. Locust Palmyra.

Cindy Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lymaster of Pine Grove RD 1. Traci Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Bretz of 1024 Lehman St. The Baby Mama" column appears weekly. Parents friends are Invited to call or names new babies. Harro Is Bride (Yedinak). Mrs.

Ronald E. McKinley of Palmyra. Douglas Glessner from Palmyra High School of Berlin, cousin of the bride, and Harrisburg Polyclinic was ring bearer. Hospital School of Nursing. A reception was held in the She will employed by the church social hall.

The University of Cincinnati Gennewlyweds are honeymooning eral Hospital. in the Poconos, after which The groom, a graduate of they will live at Cincinnati, Palmyra High School, is Ohio. student at the University of The bride was graduated Cincinnati. Births HOSTETTER Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Hostetter of Box 426, Campbelltown, are parents of a daughter. The infant was born Sunday in the Hershey Hospital. The mother is the former Diane Kuch. WEIMER Mr. and Mrs.

Edward of 14 Talisman BuildAng, Briarcrest Gardens, Hershey, announce the birth of a son. this morning in. the Hershey Hospital, The mother is the former Cheryl Fleming. McCOLE M-Sgt. and Mrs.

Donald F. McCole announce the birth of a son, David Allen, on Sept. 10 in Kenitra, Morocco. Mrs. McCole is the former Jeraldine Schmidt.

Her husband is a son of Mrs. Annie McCole of Womelsdorf. He is stationed with the U.S. Air Force at the Embassy. RESSLER Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Ressler of. 314 Quittapahilla Drive, Cleona, are parents of a daughter. The infant was born at 2:22 p.m. in the Good Samaritan Hospital.

The mother is the former Cheryl Allison. The father is a selfemployed fire arms salesman, Social Activities Held For Patients The following social activities were held over weekend for patients at the Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital: The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary of Hamburg sponsored a dance for 40 patients in the sccial room of Building 22. It was arranged by Mrs. Elizabeth Ellinger. Music was provided by the Melodians.

The American War Mothers of Lebanon sponsored a ward party for 28 patients in Building 17. Mrs. Violet Crater was in charge of arrangements. A games party, sponsored by the American War Mothers of Harrisburg, was held for 60 patients in the social room of Building 22. Mrs.

Crater was in charge. The American "Var Mothers of Hummelstown sponsored a reception for 250 patients and guests. in the social room of Building 22. Mrs. Crater made the necessary arrangements.

The American Legion Post 732 of Bernville held a sports quiz in the social room of Building 22. It was attended by 65 patients and was ar. ranged by Arthur Heilman. Kreisers Feted Mr. and Mrs.

David Kreiser, who were married recently at Allentown, were entertained at a reception Sunday at Kiscaddens Park, Grantville RD 1. Mrs. Kreiser is the former Alice Gruber. The couple was presented with a decorated cake and gifts. Twenty-six guests attended with their families.

STAMM Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stamm of Bethel announce the birth of a daughter Sunday at 1:21 a.m. in the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother is the former Loretta Ernfield.

The father is employed by Whitmoyer Laboratories. MEASE TWINS Mr. and Mrs. Heber O. Mease of 253 S.

Main Pine Grove, are parents of. twin daughters. The infants 'were born- Sunday at 2:16 and' 2:19 a.m. in the Good Samaritan Hospital. The is the former Patricia Lewars.

The father is employed by Samuel Brubaker, contractor. BUSH Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Bush of 265 S.

Fifth announce the birth of a daughter Sunday at 10:40 p.m. in the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother is the former Judy A. Boland. The father is ployed by the Lebanon Steel Foundry.

SCHRIVER Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schriver of 2501 Tunnel Hill Rd. announce the birth of a son Sunday at 5:56 a.m. in the Lebanon Valley General Hospital.

The mother is the former Betty Rudy. The father is employed by H. B. Reese Candy Company, Hershey. Luther League Meets At Church Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Brandt were the guest speakers at the Sunday evening meeting of the Intermediate Luther League of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. The meeting, held at the church, was highlighted by a program entitled "Soldier of God." It was announced that an Intermediate Luther League social will be held Sunday at the church. On 29, Luther League Rally will be held at Camp Kirchenwald, Colebrook. Devotions were led by Charles Merchant.

Advis. ors are Kenneth Galbraith and James Youtz. roses. The best man was Charles McGovern of Zerbe. Ushers were William McGovern, Zerbe, and Luther Klinger of Ravine.

A reception for approximately 100 guests was held in the Ravine Community Hall, The couple is on a wedding trip. The new Mrs. Haley is a graduate of Pine Grove High School, class of 1964. She has been employed by Pine Valley, in Pine Grove. The groom is employed by Argo Mills, Schuylkill Haven.

Couples Class Tours Cloisters The Married Couples Class of St. Paul United Methodist Church went to Ephrata Saturday evening for a guided tour of the Ephrata Cloisters. Arrangements were made by the Rev. and Mrs. Warren Hoopes, Mr.

and Mrs. John Potteiger, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Cale, Mr. and Mrs.

William Heagy and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Firestone. Patients Visited By Parish Group Members of the LebanonHershey Deanery Council of Catholic Women on Sunday afternoon entertained 50 patients in the Wayside Building at Wernersville State Hospital. Following recitation of the rosary, gifts were given to each patient.

The following women from Church of the Holy Spirit, Palmyra, the host parish, attended with the hospital chaplain, the Rev. Bernard Bretz: Mrs. Marilyn Carlson, Mrs. Susan Braun, Mrs. Verna Zangari, Mrs.

Audrey Becker, Miss Rita Woolley, Mrs. Ida Mumford, and Mrs. Eugene Woolley. The host parish for next month is Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, Lebanon. Amy Catharine Fake, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl M. Fake of Lebanon RD 3, is one year old today. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. William Shank of Green Street and the late Mr.

Shank. A A.