Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 15 April 1963 — Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1863

HL Mrs. Bruce F. Mclntosh — Photo by Anspaugh IdouM Repeated »3n Giapet

The Galbreath Memorial Chapel of Ohio University, Athens, 0., was thescene for the wedding Sunday at 5:30 p.m., of Miss Carol Jeanette Myers and Bruce Fraser Macintosh. With the emphasis on simplicity, the chapel was decorated with bouquets of Easter lilies. The

x \ v \ \Si>'■' N' \K\ \\ . .• \\ \ . - ' '~ ''' V\ \ \\ \ O&C : ' '/jCSf \ ' till .??< ttSJ’X. - //fll -•/' -<v s * fc >» ~c /Jr ihk 4 I I..T' '//k/J X t l.'-L. \\ a/-/ THIS TRIANGLE REPRESENTS FEMALE LOGIC IN BRA DESIGN This triangle is the logical (a woman’s kind of logic) basis of a new Fonnfit bra design called Fiesta. The idea is this: For freedom and comfort, A BRA SHOULD MOVE WHERE THE BODY MOVES; for shaping and lift, A BRA SHOULD NOT MOVE WHERE THE BODY DOESN’T MOVE. V- _ ■ - '. • ’ '■ ’- —■ —- — Formfit Fiesta has Lycra* reach or bend. elastic sections every- It has firm sections where you move. They where you don't move. move in the same direc- Fabric, seams, circletion you move. The stitching shape where a underarm elastic triangle girl should be shaped, moves slantwise because Lift, hold a high, gently you move “on the bias" rounded line. whenever you stretch or Style 548. Lycra* elastic with cotton broadcloth—A32 to C 44. NEW^JormfitFIESTA •Registered DuPont Trade Mark (D 32 to D4B $5.00) NIBLICK & CO. FOR SMART FASHIONS

Rev. Thomas Niccoles heard the double-ring vows. The “Lord’s Prayer” was sung, and the organist. Eugene Wyckstrom, played several musical selections. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Engle Myers, Wren,

0.; the groom is the son of Gordon Macintosh, Chatham, Mass., and the late Mrs. Macintosh. Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in a gown of white satin with full, pleated skirt and train; there was a spray of lace re-embroidered down the front. The bride's flowers were white and her veil of silk illusion was held to a headband of orange blossoms. Mrs. John Hileman was her sister's matron of honor and Miss Nancy Green, Dayton, 0., was bridesmaid. The attendants word identical costumes of aqua, fullskirted silk organza over silk; short bow veils and carried white and aqua flowers. John Hileman stood as best man and Terry Turner, Dayton, 0., served as usher. Mrs. Myers chose a rose-color-ed silk shantung dress for her daughter's wedding, and wore white flowers. There was a dinner for 20, following the seremony, at Ohio University’s Baker center. A reception for 150 will be held at the Wayside Inn. Chatham, Mass., when the couple returns from the wedding trip. For her wedding trip to Florida, the .bride was wearing a light yellow wool, Italian-designed suitdress, with black accessories. The new Mrs. Myers is a junior at Ohio University, majoring in interior design. The groom, a graduate -of Northeastern. Boston, Mass., is employed by John Hancock Life Insurance company. Die couple will make their home in Chatham, Mass., on Cape Cod.

Society The Friendship village home demonstration club will meet in the St. Mary’s conservation building, Thursday at 1 p.m. The Church Mothers study club will meet with Mrs. Norman Koons, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. James Voglewede will be hostess to Our Lady of the Snow study club, Thursday at 8 p.m. The Pleasant Mills Methodist WSCS will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Leland Ray. When the Rosary society meets this evening in the K. of C. hall, there will be a film presented, “Open-heart Surgery.” The Rosary society of the St. Mary’s church will hold its annual Marathon party at the K. of C. hall Saturday, at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. The Women of the Moose will have their regular chapter meeting Thursday, at 8 p.m. The homemaking chairman, Isabella Sheets, will be in charge of the social hour. Reports are due at this meeting on Mooseheart, child care, homemaking and publicity. The officers will meet at 7:30 p.m.

NEY MOM Don’t Forgot My Picture! SPECIAL ... 2 DAYS ONLY YOUR CHILD’S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER’S HOURS: TUESDAY 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. WEDNESDAY: 10 A. M. to 7 P. M. - LARGE SIZE JBk ii” x 14” - ? ■' UNMOUNTED A Terrific Value for Only W®' / • 99c Plus S mall Pac ' <ir, 9 anc | Mailing Charge ■HHF • Yes > Additional • Photographs May Be Ordered at Reasonable -■ / J ,'+ k *> z Prices. • Ideal Gifts—Delivery a Guaranteed. • Children's Groups $1 Extra Per Person • Only 1 Offer Per No Age Limit. .' Family. COIN-OP DRY CLEANING SPECIAL ONLY *1,75 MaOin’s Cdfop Laidry 633 N. 13th St. Dacatur, Ind.

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

"wZfl fli W'' Mrs. Steven B. Riley — Photo by Cole (Serne Iddennonite •Scene Os W.ddln,

At 2:30 p. m., Sunday, in the Evangelical Mennonite church, Miss Pauline Louise Schwartz and Steven Brent Riley exchanged wedding vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos M. Schwartz, route 1, Berne; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Riley, route 1, Monroe, are the parents of the groom. Green ferns and candelabra decorated thg. church for the doublering ceremony. A fifteen-minute musicale preceded the ceremony, played by Gale Riley, organist; and the vocalists were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Habegger, Westerville, 0., who sang “Wedding Song,” “Whither Thou Goest.” and “Each for the Other.'’ The vows were heard by the Rev. Alvin Becker. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of white crganzine taffeta. Embroidered Venice lace outlined the bateau neckline of the bodice, the front of which was trimmed with embroidered Venice lace, coming to a point at the front waistline and accented with a flat bow. Long sleeves tapered to points over the wrists. The chapel-length full, pleated skirt featured a redingote, edged with lace. The bride’s fingertip-length veil of silk illusion was held by a taffeta crown, trimmed with sequins and pearls, centered

at back with a flat bow. She carried a white Bible, topped with a white orchid. The matron of honor was Mrs. Richard Baumann; serving as bridesmaid was Miss Donna Habegger, cousin of the bride. The attendants wore dresses of Bermuda sea blue satin, styled street-length with scoop neck, short sleeves, and full, pleated skirts; accented at center back waist with a fabric rose. Their headpieces were a fabric rose attached to a self-covered headband, matching their dresses, and they carried bouquets of white daisies with yellow centers. Norman Riley, brother of the groom, was best man; and Bob Schwartz, brother of the bride, Larry Merriman, Floyd and Lloyd Zimmerman were ushers. The bride’s mother selected a dress of bright blue rayon and silk with black accessories for liar daughter’s wedding; a beige rayon linen dress with matching jacket and white and black patent accessories were worn by the groom’s mother. White carnation corsages were worn by both mothers. ■ ~. Following the ceremony, a reception for 250 guests was held in the church basement. The rooms were decorated in the bride's colors. Ths serving table Was decorated with bouquets of daisies, silver wedding bells and there was a four-tiered wedding cake. Assisting with the reception were the Misses Kaye Ann Gilpin, Maryann

Meuenschwander, Anita and Marjorie Schwartz, Ann and Jane In-

Watch. it G-r-o-w into an Heirloom! - Qfe/co Cultured Pearls STRUNG ON A CHAIN iKI WITH SPRING I / RING CLASP „ j /•f-' F«d. Tax Ina. A gift she will cherish, as it shows you mean to cherish her...for always. Start today with this dainty necklace ; one inch of lovely, fine quality cultured pearls of exquisite lustre. Add to it as you wish for Birthdays, Promotions, Confirmation and other important occasions.. Thus, her necklace grows as her own loveliness grows, and your gift becomes more precious with each passing year. FELCO cultured pearls are GROWN bv living oysters in the sea; beautifully giftboxed. We will add-an-inch of cultured pearls in graduated sizes at any time, for only 112, including restringing. BOWER Jewelry Store oMkwiMa -Aftcarved

niger, Janelle Roth, Ella Schwartz, Mrs. Floyd Zimmerman and Mrs. Lloyd Zimmerman. For a Florida wedding trip, the bride wore a beige and orange print costume with matching beige coat, and black accessories. The bride is a graduate of Adams Central high school and is employed as a.bookkeeper with the Adams county Farm Bureau Coop. The groom, a graduate of Pleasant Mills high school, is employed by the Home Dairy Products, Inc. After April 21, the couple will be at home on route 1, Monroe. Girl Scouts Troop 377 We opened the meeting with the pledge of allegiance and the Girl Scout promise. We took the dues. We discussed when we were going to camp out. We also discussed what food we will eat, clothes we will wear, and bedroll to bring. We drew to see who will be in which tent. We then got ropes for knots and we learned different ones. The meeting was adjourned. We met at the Girl Scout cabin. We took dues. We brought ropes and clothes hangers. We made firewood for rainy days. Then we made popcorn poppers. We also made cooking utensils from tin cans. The meeting was adjourned. Scribe, Deborah Bodie.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY ... STEAKS vizw "Cum, DiMk» al A»«ele*u 8 www.?*' . l .. - M Grain-Fed Mature Beef ROUND or SWISS 79‘ SIRLOIN bß9c PORTERHOUSE .99' ''SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY Ground Beef «•• 49 c U.S. NO. 1 GRADE—MAINE POTATOES 25 £. 89 c JANE PARKER—B-INCH Pineapple Pie ~ 39 c NEW CHEESE BREAD Xa —IS 33' MILD COLBY CHEESE t 59' ■»■■«■■■«■»■■■■■■■■■■ as asm wsamamammaarameisn I Save 29 c with this coupon i I Choc. Covered ICE CREAM BARS j Good Thru Sat., April 20, aa 1963 at the Decatur 1 j or Jrß A&PStoro. Limit One. ■ I Save 50 c with this coupon | I CITATION Stainless Tableware ■ I I Good thru Sat., April 20, 4-pc. Place Setting or ■ 1963 at the Decatur pkg. of 6 teaspoon., Salad Forks or AAP Store. Limit One. Ar Iced Tea Spoons. Effective thru Tues., I tl * J i April 16.

Protect Stove Enamel If a large cooking vessel is set on an electric stove, the porcelain enamel surrounding the burner sometimes becomes checked. Guard against this by use of a large asbestos ring, which is placed over the enamel next to the burner. This ring is cut from sheet asbestos, two or three thicknesses ce-

Essr DEODORANrOS| (YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL) REGULARLY figjg] <Bihr Ow $ sncic Ihl. TAKE YOUR PICK! Tussal Tussy Cream Deodorant, Roll- oO| i nil On or Stick. All cosmetics at mJLL'vn heart, they give your underarms a facial. Never offend normal ) "27 skin. Never annoy or destroy delicate fabrics. Shop now and QEOOORW W'l get half off. Save just as much t as you spend. Or get two guard- , . OKB ian angels for the price of one! Smith Drug Co.

PAGE THREE

mented together with sodium silicate. Asbestos rings of this type are especially suitable at canning time to protect your stove from the corrosive acion of acid-type fruits and vegetables. Our advertisers are for youi HOME TOWN - DECATUR. Patronise them.