Hoopengardner-Reynolds Wedding To Be TomorrowMrs. Chloe ■ May Reynolds. 101 Park Street, daughter of the late William , and Martha lt;Garland) True, Buck Valley, Pa., will become the bride of Joseph Luther HoopengardneiY Brunswick, tomorrow.The wedding • ceremony is to be solemnized, at 5 p.m., ra Kingsley Methodist Church, with Rev, John Parks officiating. Mrs. Margaret Baker will be the' bride’s matron of honor; while William Miller, serves as his father-in-law’s best man.The bride has chosen a dark blue, double knit suit; for her wedding. With it $he will wear a light blu# knit blouse and a blue feathered hat. She will have a white orchid corsage completing her costume.Her attendant will he attired in :a feel blue suit, with, white hat and gloves and a corsage of pink rosebuds._ The bride’s family moved to Cumberland when she was a child. Active in club .work, the bride has been a member of the VFW Auxiliary for 39 years; serving . as Department - president, 1957-58; is a charter, member of the Navy Mothers, 514; organized World War 1 Auxiliary here in July 6, 1958; served as president of the Department of Maryland 4 World War 1 Auxiliary, 1962-63; • is a member of the BO Veterans Auxiliary, the YMCA Auxiliary; was president of the BO CTP for four years, and when it was disbanded, five ■ years ago, she organized, the Raileltes. . ;Mr. Hoopengardner retired as a‘ BO engineer four years ago. He is a member of the Eagles, Red Men and BO Veterans in Brunswick.A wedding reception will • be held at the VFW home, following the ceremony.Mr.' Hopengardner 'and his bride will reside in Cumberland.