The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 9

THE EVENING NEWS, Harrisburg, Tuesday, July 8, 1947-9 music was presented by Miss Bridal Party of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Shank Bertha Ross, organist. phine chairman of the VFW Mrs. BertEa Atticks, Mrs.

Edna The maid of honor was Miss Mil Betty Lee's Social Diary Baker and Mrs. Emma Fagan. Dorothy Spotts Wed' Miss Dorothy A. Spotts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Spotts, 4000 Derry street, became the bride of Harry C. Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Johns, dred Spotts, sister of the bride, Elmer Shaulis served as best man, Auxiliary Encampment Committee. The following delegates were elected for the 34th Annual National Convention, to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, September 4 to 9: Mrs. Mountz, Mrs. Pike, Mrs. Rose Conrad.

Mrs. Laurene Anderson. Following the ceremony a recep THE Kesher Israel Sisterhood L.1J 1 tion was held at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Upon their return from a wedding trip the ATHERT0N B0WEN, JR. 4000 ASH STREET Colonial Park rhone 6-6090 CABINET MAKER win noiu a xuuu aim uune sale- of Ligonier R.

D. 3, Friday afternoon on the. lawn of the couple's new home at Ligonier E. D. 3.

The R. A. Nelson performed the double ring ceremony. Nuptial tomorrow morning at the BroadiMiaa "Roffv PiVa anA Mra MinniA Street Market with Mrs. Ben Sil couple will live at Ligonier R.

D. 3, Robinson. Alternates are: Mrs. Marie Shuler, Mrs. Lillian Stoops, Mrs.

Johns was graduated from verman in charge. Swatara Township High School and Members of the Woman's So fmMmm. Li 11 was formerly employed by THE ciety of Christian Service of the: EVENING NEWS. The bridegroom attended Lig Paxton Methodist Church will hold a picnic Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of SPENCER SUMMER GIRDLES and BRAS. PHONE 2-8410 SUE A.

HOWELL 3801 '4 Walnut Street. Harrisburg, Pa If no answer, call 3-1893 onier High School and is employed bv the State Highway Department Charles Fox, Linglestown road. He served three year3 with the Dr. Arthur Cleaves, of St. Louis, Army, is the guest of Dr.

and Mrs. A. Harvey Simmons, of Camp Hill. ANNOUNCEMENT DR. E.

J. JANISON Who Now Has A Dental Office at 618 N. 3rd Hbg. Wishes to Announce The Opening of a Part Time Office at 1 38 So. 2nd Newport, Pa.

Harrisburg Office' Hours in the Future Will Be Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9 to 5. Hbp. Fbone 3-1615 A meeting of the Auxiliary to the Earl E. Aurand VFW Post was held recently at the post Summer Clearance home with Mrs. Edith Mountz pre siding.

Plans were announced for the State Encampment to be held here July 16 to 19 by Mrs. Jose- After spending a honeymoon in Atlantic City following: their marriage June 21 in Messiah Lutheran Church, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Shank have returned to their home, 1213 Derry street.

They are shown above with their wedding party. They are, front row, left to right, Miss Dolores Dillign, bridesmaid; Mrs. Henry E. McGann, bridesmaid; 'Mrs. Marlin E.

Zellers, matron of honor; the bride and bridegroom; Mervin A. Gardner, best man; Charles Rowe, usher, and John V. Ferber, III, usher; second row, John W. Ferber, father of the bride, and the Rev. William Van Horn Davies, who officiated.

Carroll Spade, flower girl, and Harry Sheffer, ring bearer, are shown in the foreground. Mrs. Shank is the former Miss Betty Jane Ferber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Ferber, 1213 Derry street. Nothing could be finer! Eleanor Allen Wed Birth Announcements POLYCLINIC HOSPITAL July 1 Mr. and Mrs. David Gutshall, Miss Eleanor Allen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James M. Allen, 242 Revere street, Colonial Park, and Seasonable Merchandise For Immediate Wear Drastic Reductions on Dresses Cottons Crepes Shantungs Cotton Blouses Evening Gowns RACK of COTTONS at $5.00 Hats at y2 Price and Less Sharosky Dress Shop Maugans was Miss Patricia A. Johns. Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Jenks, 2905 Brookwood street, Paxtang, a son. Mrs. Jenks was Miss Thelma R.Dare.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner, of Union Deposit, a son. Mrs. Wag I Charles Gelwicks, son of Mr.

and 2250 Fourth street, a daughter. Mrs. Gutshall was Miss Dorothy Hohn. July 2 Mrs. xJohn Gelwicks, Mechanics-burg R.

D. 3, were married Friday afternoon in St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Mechanicsburg, with the pastor, the Rev. Edwin E. Wisser, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Poust, 232 ner was Miss Carrie Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Piccolo, 313 South Revere street, a daughter.

Mrs. Piccolo was Miss, Elizabeth Charles street, a daughter. Mrs ESKA COLD WAVE For delightful coolness, for luxurious comfort, for exquisite loveliness there's no wave like an Eska wave. This wonderful heatless, machineless permanent brings you the softest waves and curls and it's cool cool COOL! Poust was Miss Martha Thomas. Margio.

Mr, -and Mrs. Paul Wertz, 303 Mr. and Mrs. Earl-Good, of officiating. Crescent street, a daughter, Nancy Elizabeth.

Mrs. Wertz was Miss 149-51 S. Front St. Steelton, Pa, Theresa Foster. Mr.

and Mrs. John Foultz, 20 Directly on the Bus Line. Open Every Evening Until 8:15 South Front street, Wormleysburg, a daughter, Sally Ann. Mrs. Foultz Eska DeLuxe 15.00 Eska Frosted 20.00 was Miss Clara Lieter.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Leach, 1826 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cieri, of Mechanicsburg, who were the attendants, we're hosts at a luncheon following the ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Gelwicks will reside at 242 Revere gtreet, Colonial Park. The bride is employed in the jewelry department of Pome-roy's, Inc. The bridegroom is employed by Ralph Fox, contractor, in Harrisburg.

Mary Huber Married Logan street, a son, Charles Har alton, a daughter. Mrs. Good was Miss Susan Miller. July 6 Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Peiffer, of Linglestown, a daughter. Mrs. Peiffer was Miss Catherine Jane Kipe. Mr.

and Mrs. James Kautz, 1004 South Cameron street, a son. Mrs. Kautz was Miss Sovilla Zimmerman. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Heckert, 2213 South Front street, Steelton. a son. Mrs. Heckert was Miss Catherine Fabiav.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. SmisI, vey. Mrs.

Leach was Miss Thressa Fenton. Beauty Salon, Mezzanine AIR-CONDITIONED Mr. and Mrs. Leodis Fell, 3223 Derry street, Paxtang, a daughter, Roberta Jean. Mrs.

Bell was Miss Roberta Boltz. The marriage of Miss Mary G. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Poulos, 104 Pine street, Middletown, a son, Charles Andrew.

Mrs. Poulos was 1009 Berryhill street, a son. Huber, 30 North Sixteenth street, Miss- Theresa Fabian- SmisI was kovitz. Extra Cooling; Refreshing Makes Better A 4 Iced Tea and Clarence M. Ditlow, Harrisburg R.

D. 1, took place June 27 in the parsonage of the Colonial Park Evangelical Reformed Chjirch. The pastor, the Rev. Elias H. Phillips, officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Ditlow are residing at Harrisburg R. D. 1.

Evelyn Berlin to Wed Miss Evelyn Louise Berlin, Miss Helen Berstler. Mr. and Mrs. David Stephenson, 2034 Berryhill street, a daughter. Mrs.

Stephenson was Miss Lillian Brame. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Freed-man, 3212 North Fifth street, a daughter, Estelle Brenda. Mrs.

AT 208 NORTH THIRD PHONE 4-4lf i daughter of Mrs. Helen S. Berlin, 4917 Orchard street, will become the bride of Richard H. Lane, son Freedman was Miss Martha Pincus. of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel H. Lane, 4051 Locust Lane, Colonial July 3 Mr. and Mrs. John Rados, 562 Park, Saturday afternoon in Pine Street Presbyterian Church.

The ABOUT THE PRICE OF MEAT ceremony will be performed by the South Fourth street, Steelton, a daughter, Joan. Mrs. Rados was Miss Eve Sklopan. Rev. C.

Ralston Smith, pastor. The bride, to be given in mar Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jeffsies, riage by her brother, Ensign Stanley E. Berlin, USNR, will be at 618 Dauphin street, a daughter, Jill Ann.

Mrs. Jeffries was Miss Katharine Bentz. tended by Miss Emily D. Lenker, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Savitz, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Mrs. Homer B. Stahle, and Miss Rayetta Look. 2003 North Third street, a daugh ter.

Mrs. Savitz was Miss Pearl Freed. Thomas H. Lane will serve his brother as best man and ushers Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Decker, will be Lt. Comdr. Allen B. Zerfoss, 309 Swatara street, Steelton, a son, Harry George. Mrs.

Decker was James H. Lane, Herman Miss Romaine Sharon. Bender and Donald Moll. Mr. and Mrs.

Coy Ellis, 536 Following the ceremony a recep tion will be held in the Harris- Marble road, JMechanicsburg, a daughter, Barbara Claire. Mrs. El lis was Miss Eleanor McBrayer. July 4 Mr. and Mrs.

Lz Shank, 1136 South Ninth street, a daughter, burger Hotel, after which Mr. Lane and his bride will leave for a wedding trip to New York. They will reside at the bride's home upon their return. Mrs. Berlin will entertain the bridal party Friday evening at her home following the wedding re-hearsal.

4iQil2Z3 Nancy Rae. Mrs. Shank was Miss Lessie Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Sachs, 1504 North Sixth street, a daughter. Mrs. Sachs was Miss Minnie Fin-berg. July 5 Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Wernich, 709 South Fourth street, a daughter, Brenda Jean. Mrs. Wernich was Miss Clara Byers. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Minnich, 1617 Logan street, a son, Robert Franklin, Jr. Mrs. Minnich was Miss Iva Fortney. Mr. and Mrs.

William Murphy, 2311 North Fifth street, a son, Michael Joseph. Mrs. Murphy was 1 SfiJ Misa Jean Sheehey. Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Rogusky, 1516 North Sixth street, a son, i i iii in fii 1 i i Victor Leonard, Jr. Mrs. Rogusky was Miss Regina Solarek. For less than the cost of a special delivery stamp for less than the taxes on a pack of cigarettes for less than a shoeshine for a net profit (after all expenses) of less than 7 cents a week per average family of four, America's meat packing companies-Buy livestock and pay out millions of dollars daily for it. Operate plants, machinery and equipment (employing over a quarter million people).

Prepare fresh meat, ham, bacon, sausage, canned meats, etc. Deliver meat, under a few blocks or a thousand miles, to your store. The total net earnings of the meat packing companies average less than 7 cents per week to do all of these things for a family of four. That profit is so small that it makes no appreciable difference when you buy a pound of meat. Meat prices, whether up or down, are determined by competition.

Just as the more than 4,000 separate meat packing companies compete with each other in buying livestock and selling meat so millions of shoppers select meat daily from the available supply. And at retail, when meat cuts are in large supply, prices are lower than when they are in limited supply. The supply of one meat or another may change greatly from week to week, or season to season. results in meat prices going up or down. American Meat Institute Headquarter; Chicago ember throughout th.

U.S. July 6 Pfc. and Mrs. Frank Boyd, 1216 North Second street, a daughter, Edith Marie. -Mrs.

Boyd was Miss Evelyn Bitner. Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf, of the Mitchell Apartments, a daughter, Joan Marie. Mrs.

Wolf was Miss Mary JUR BUSINESS is making friendsthrough the best possible service for Lincoln and Mercury owners. That's why we've invested heavily in providing efficient and modern service facilities to give you the kind of service Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reed, Ander sonourg, a son. Mrs.

Keed was Miss Margaret Miller. "Coming; Motherl" "Youdon'thavetocall twice! Jsawyou makin' those keen rennet-custard desserts this mornin' an' do I love 'em!" Babies children grown-ups the whole family enjoys milk that's made into delicious rennet-custards. They have all milk's food value because they aren't cooked, and the rennet enzyme makes them even easier to digest than milk itself. They're so quick and easy to make give your youngsters and yourself a treat by serving rennet-custards today I Make rennet-custards with either "Junket" Brand Rennet Tablets not sweetened or flavored add sugar and flavor to taste; or "Junket" Rennet Powder already sweetened, in six delicious flavors. Both at all grocers.

For free sample of "Junket" Rennet Tablets, write "Junket" Brand Foods, Division of Chr. Hansen's you have every right to expect. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mummert, of Elizabethtown, R.

D. 1, a son, Clarence Samuel, Jr. Mrs. Mum mert was Miss Mary Sweigart. Plan to stop in soon see the newVst Lincoln and Mercury models in their new styling, new colors, new interiors.

And when the time comes for a service check-up for your ifX Mr. and Mrs. Max Schapira, 506 Parkway road, Boulevard Park, a daughter. Mrs. Schapira was Miss tv iw mrty a Lincoln or Mercury motor car, remember Ethel Krevsky.

Mr. and Mrs; John McKinne, when you think of service, think of us! 1400 Regina street, a daughter, Linda Lee. Mrs. McKinne was Miss Sara Cummings. HARRISBURG HOSPITAL July 4 Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Cirillo, Evergreen street, a son. Mrs. I 1 1 vi It ET freezing Mix Cirillo was Miss Gertrude L. B.

MOTORS, Inc. 12th Market Streets, Lemoyne, Pa. Phone 4-7077 PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR YOUR NEW LINCOLN OR MERCURY NOW BRAND QuiAMglix cAnnS Donish Dessert Mr. and Mrs. James T.

Weedon, 1205-K Community drive, a daughter. Mrs. Weedon was Miss Edith Mae Metthews. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles H. Mau- "JUNKET" lithe trada-mark of Chr. Hanwa'i Laboratory, for lta rennet and other food gans, ol Marysville, a son. Mrs..