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Stunkard-Funk Marriage Solemnized Recently S3 70 S3 El 70 serving as ushers were Harold GablerJr John Funk cousin of the tride Alan Querry and Harold Ven-ger Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church social rooms by the brides parents The room was decorated with Lewis of white carnations snapdragons and palms The bride's table was centered with' a four tiered cake topped with a minature bride and groom The cake and silver candelabra containing white tapers were encircled with smilax and white alysm Assisting were the aunts of the bride and groom Mrs Harold Grouse and MrsoErnest Sprowl The guest book was in chargeof another aunt Mrs John Funk The mother of the bride wore an esquisite dior blue lace sheath with matching accessories Mrs Stunkard wore a lovely govn of navy blue crepe with matching accessories The mothers wore corsages of white carnations For her going away outfit Mrs Stunkard wore a suit of beige cashmere with brown accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet0 After a honeymoon in Florida the young couple will reside in their newly furnished apartment at 276 SMain St Mrs Stunkard graduated from Chambersburg Area Senior High School in 1955 and is chief switchboard operator at the Chambersburg Hospital Mr Stunkard graduated from the same school in 1953 elry was a pearl necklac a gift of the groom Her cascade bouquet was ofwhite carnations centered with a white orchid and streamers of feathered carnations and tiny leaves Miss Betty Stunkard sister of the bridegroom was the maid of honor Her lavender gown of sheer nylon organdy featured a braided bodice with a sabrina neckline The full skirt was topped with a matching taffeta cumberbund that fell in full panels to the hem of the skirto She wore a feathered headband with a tiny veil and gauntlets to match her ressMiss Stunkard carried a cascade bouquet of deep lavender carnations with streamers of feathered carnations and ivy leaves Miss Sally Funk cousin of the bride and Miss Sylvia Stunkard sister of the bridegroom were the bridesmaids Their dresses identical in style to the Maid of Honor were of petal pink nylon sheer organdy and their bouquets were of pink carnations as that of the maid of honor All the brides attendents "wore pearl earrings gifts of the bride Serving as flower girl was Oarol Sue Funk cousin of the bride She wore a long colonial style gown of white nylon net featuring a net ruffle and hoop skirt She wore a ruffled headdress and tiny veil She carried a colonial bouquet of mixed flowers Master James Crouse of Shippens-burg a cousin of the bride served as Acelyte Robert Small of Waynesboro was the best man and GLASS STUDIO organ by Miss Dorothy Wa-del and sung by Charles Breckbillfa senior student at Lebanon Valley Conservatory of Music Mr Breck-bill sang "Because" and "I Love You Truly" During the ceremony Mr Breckbill sang "The Lord's PrayerTae church was decorated with white snapdragons carna- Sunday afternoon in the sanctuary of the Zion Reformed Church Miss Joan Marie Funk daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Funk of 904 Coldbrook became the bride of Sheldon Stunkard of 808 Stouffer Ave The traditional wedding music was played at the tions and white tapers and palms The double ring ceremony was performed by the Reverend Joseph Miller the bride's pastor and assisted by the pastor of the groom the Reverend Paul Myers The Bride given in marriage by her father was attired in a floor len gth gown featuring a chantilly hand clipped daisy lace bodice the scoop neckline s'colloped with sequins The full flowing skirt featured front and back panels of daisy lace The bride wore a headdress of an elegant half hat of drape illusion outlined with sequins and pearl studded lace applique to which was attached a finger tip veil of illusion Her only jew at no additional cost is not new with STATE AUTO GJ If You Don't See CO Ol CO ftftfa HTI 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 I 130 LINCOLN WAY EAST POTATO Ask Your rocer PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES EXPERT PHOTO FINISHING BLACK WHITE AND COLOR For Them Guaranteed by I Good Housekeeping Consistently the best automobile insurance value with more protection and service for your insurance dollar BEST at time of loss State Auto's nationwide claim service gives the policyholder quick protection everywhere in the United States and its possessions in Canada too! 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