Moore-Medberry In Lakeview SanctuarySTONEBORO - Lakeview Church of God was the setting tor the afternoon wedding of Miss Betty Medberry and Steven Moore at 2 p.m. Satur day, May 25th the bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wore an A line gown of shasta daisy print, enhanced with an empire waistline and short sleeves Com plementing accessories were a 1 shoulder length veil and a i colonial bouquet of pink roses and daisies.Miss Monica Ambill, Pittsburgh. was maid of honor, and Becki Scott, Stoneboro, was bridesmaid They wore identical gowns of pink, designed with fitted waists and self-tie belts.i1 Golden AgeClub Gathers ; For May Meet(iolden Age Club members gathered recently at the Recreation Center for their monthly tureen dinner and • meet mgRaymond Foulk. president,congratulated those who were celebrating birthdays or an-1 niversaries.The program included two p musical numbers by JohnGedeon and'. Mrs Ruth ’ McKenna They performed to' In the Good Old Summertime and “When You Wore A Tulip, accompanied by Michaeland carried bouquets ot pink rosebuds and baby’s breath, with pink streamers.Jim Moore, Grove City, served his brother as best man and ushers were Stan and Vaughn Medberry, brothers of the bride The Rev. E. D Johnson, former Lakeview Church of God minister, heard the exchange of vows in the double ring ceremony.Organ selections were played by Robert Weaver, Stoneboro.The new Mrs Moore is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Medberry, Linden St., Stoneboro. and her husband the son of Mr. and Mrs Clinton Moore, 405 North Center St.. Grove City.The bride is a graduate of Lakeview High School and Kdinboro State College. The groom, also a graduate of Lakeview , is a graduate of Ohio University, Athens, O , and is employed by the Joy Manu facturing Company. Franklin The parents of the groom hosted the rehearsal dinner Friday evening, at Milan's, MercerGuests were in attendance from Kentucky, Ohio. New York, Delaware. Grove City, and the Lakeview areas A prenuptial shower was given for the bride by Miss Scott, and Mrs James Higbee, toth of Stoneboro The new Mr and Mrs Moore will make their first home in Franklin