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IxnntMU-h — Johnson Miss Linda Lee Linbach and Don Robert Johnson were united in marriage during a 2 p.m. ceremony in the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Plymouth with Rev. James McGee performing the ceremony. The bride, who has been living at 527 Lincoln Way E.. is a graduate of Oregon Davis High School. Hamlet, and attended

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the South Ben! - Mishawaka Campus of Indiana University. Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Johnson. Grovertown. are the parents of the bridegroom. He is a graduate of Grovertown High Schoo! and attended Purdue University, Lafayette, where he was affiliated with Kappa Delta Rho, national social fraternity. A floor length coat and dress ensemble of silk organza over

taffeta was worn by the bride, who was given away by her goJfather, Raymond McCarty of Grovertown. The dress was fashioned with an Empire silhouette with a scoop neckline, elbow length sleeves, high rise waistline and A-line skirt. The sb-evc - less coat which formed a chapel length train was highlighted with a band of Alencon lace. She wore a ballerina length veil of tulle and carried a cascade of white glamcllias, sweetheart roses and ivy. Miss Marilyn Roysdon of Muncie, was the maid of honor. The matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas Hayes, Hamlet. Gowns of moss green crepe fashioned with Empire bodices with detachable panel trains were worn by the attendants. Floral plateaus with matching veils formed their headpieces. Thomas Hayes of Hamlet served as the best man. The ushers were John Burris of Walkerton and Edward Shed of Noblesville, Ind., brother-in-law of the bride. Robert Wieczork, Muncie, was the groomsman. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church social rooms. The newlyweds will be at home in the South Bend area after Oct. 15. They aie honeymooning in Canada. College And Career Night At John Glenn School The 1967 College and Career Night will be held on Tues lav evening. October 10. at 730 at John Glenn High School. Representatives from Colleges and Trade Schools will be present to discuss their schools with interested Juniors and Seniors and their parents. The followinlg Institutions of higher learning have indicated that they will be present. Ancilla Domini College of Donaldson, Ball State, Purdue, Indiana University and Indiana State, Marion College of Marion and Marian Colbge of Indianapolis. Indiana Central College, Bethel College, Manchester College, South Bend College of Commerce, Sams Technical Institute. Vogue Beauty School, Indiana State Police and Indiana

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Barber College. Memorial Hospital of South Ib nd, Elkhart Institute . f Technology, ,uid Powdl Mann for Mechanics. Each student and hi> or h* r parents will have an oj.pi.rtumtj to visit with at I. a-t thiee difflu - ent representatives. 1 m This College and Career Night , is open to any interested people whether they attend John Glenn or not. DeMolays Seat New Officers In Walkerton , The Walkerton DeMolay Chap- , ter hell their installation of new , officers, Monday evening at the ( Masonic Temple. Being installed . was Paul Gjemre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gjemre Jr., as the Master Councilor. Other officers installed were; Kenny Chapman, Senior Councilor; Phil Martin. Junior Councilor; Doug Storey, , senior deacon; Dennis Stillson, junior deacon; Dennis Lamunion, 1 senior steward; Steve Lowery, junior steward; Jim Verkhr. scribe; Richard Knowlton, chaplain;John Drews. standard । bearer; Garry Clark, treasurer; Greg Back, marshall an i Doug Bi ovoid nine 1. Among the installing effa t rs were Alfred Drews, Mar vi n Williams. Warner Clark and Ralph Jackson. Marven Williams is DeMolay | Dad. Mrs. Gjemre. Mis. J< hn

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Peterson, Mrs. Al Drews a^d Mrs. Williams served refn shrmnts following in.-tallation. Harold C. I’m Jr. High Plant* Open House Tuesday. October 10. at 7 t() p in. the faculty <>f the Harold ’. Urey Junior High School. Tyr r, will host th* annual open hoi •>. All parents ar«’ cordially n.vibd to attend, so that th» y car oecome better acquainted wih their childrens t.aclvrs a d .« schools program. Parents will har* ?.n opp itunity to visit their chodi • s classrooms using the chiids schedule and will - nd the cvenii.g with refreshnu nts in the a i • 4 cafeteria. Public Invited To Movie At St. Patricks The public is invite 1 t«> - h .Music of Williamsburg a te< hni( । lor movi< on isiHith century lit- of William.-m-a g, Virginia. Th-' mu-ii i -t tm ir time, a truo bit of Am-ra ■ s heritage of mu ie in ludit.g Arm's Svmph"nv N. »--N.gto Folk Mu -i<'. dan* inu. fiddling .-nd mountain music, n Wlu IK W< dm sday Oct I 'p n I St. Patrick S I is no charge.

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