Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1972 — Page 4

PACF 4 THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER SATURDAY. JULY 8. 1972

Miss Murrell-Mr.

Williams

wed in impressive ceremony

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tlul aerernonlea, Mia* Jerr* Given In marriage by h*r Lorraine Murrell became the great uncle, OUe Malone, the pretty brtde of Loula Alan bride waa radiant in a white Williams of Marlon, Ind. full-length gown of organaa Parenta of the couple are and re-embroidered lace feaMrs, Phyllia L. Murrell of turlng a high neckline and an

MRS. LOUIS allp:n williams

4132 Byram Ave., and the late Dr. Rol>ert T. Murrell, and Mrs. Leebertha Green of 2718 S. Adams St., Maion. Elder Lawrence Shepherd presided at the beautiful rites held Sunday, June 18, at 3:30 p.m. at the Capitol Avenue Seventh Day Adventist Church. The altar decor included two bouquets of gladioli and carnations, and potten palms for grennery. Music played with solemnity on the organ was “Walk Hand in Hand With Me,'* “A Time For Us,"'and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. John Oakley was pianist.

“A" line silhouette with an empire style, and detachable chapel train. She carried a bridal flower bouquet of white carnations, babiesbreath, and orchids. Her headpiece was a crown of re-embroidered Venice lace and a touch of sequins with silk illusion veiling. M i s s Iris Mitchell was maid-of-honor. She wore a full length gown of blue chiffon bodice with satin buttons from the neck to the waistline and the skirt of re-embroi-dered white lace over blue taffeta.

Hrid*«maids were Mrs. Donna Simmons, Huntsville, AU.i Miss Lesbsrtha Green, Marion, Ind., and Mrs. Marcia Stanley, Anderson, Ind. Their gowns were identical to the one worn by. the maid-of-honor and were of romance blue. Garden huts of voille material and matching colors highlighted their attire. Little Miss Perpetual Ann Clanton of Marlon , Ind., was flowergirl. Her floor - length gown was of romance blue. Her bouquet was composed of pompons and babiesbreath. Robert Alan Green was best man. Ushers were Robert S. Murrell, and Harold A. Williams, M a r i o n, Ind. Groomsmen were Lynwood Embry, Vincent Harrington, and Williamm Randle of Marlon, Ind. A reception followed immediately after the ceremony at 2143 Boulevard PI. The hall was decorated in the colors of blue and white. Hostesses were Mmes. Barbara B r y a n t, Burdetta Lumsey, Wheatie Everett, T h e 1 m a Simpson, Bernice Massey, and Rosemary Porter, and Miss Diane Jackson. Out - of - town guests were Messrs, and Mmes. Walter Murrell, Cleveland, Ohio; Joseph Applewhite and family, Marion, Ind.; SeverioFrajola, Marion; Nelson Dye, Marion; Bill Randle, Marion, and Vincent Harrington, M a r i o n; Mmes. Leebertha Green, Marion; Trulia Moore, Marion; William Greer, Kokomo, and Paulester Walter and family, Maron; Ezra Murrell Sr. and family, Marion; Linwood Embry, Marion and Miss Vivian Jones, Marion. Following a short honeymoon in Lorraine, Ohio, t h e newlyweds will live at 609 1.2 N. Adams, Marion. The new Mrs. Williams is a student at the School of Radiology at Marion Hospital, Marlon. Her husband attended Riverside City College, Riverside, Cal., and is employed at General Motors, Ma-

rion.

A BEAUTIFUL bridal shower was given at the home of Mrs. Thomas Sleet Sunday, July 2, in honor of Miss Shirley Ann Mastin, a former resident of this city, Many beautiful gifts were received. Among those feting the bride-elect (seated third from left) were Mmes. Arthur Crosby, James E. Jones, mother of the bride; Sleet, Willie J. Jackson, and Paul Pope. (Recorder photo by Jim

Burres).

Beautiful shower fetes Miss Mastin A beautiful bridal shower was given at the home of Mrs.

Nurses regular monthly meeting is scheduled The Purple Heart Nurses held their regular monthly meeting Saturday, June 17, in the home of Mrs. Pearl Maines. Guest was Mrs. Anna Thorton. Next meeting is July 15 at the home of Mrs. Nell Provet, 2270 N. Rural. Mrs. Ozella Crump is president. Mrs. Mary Toliver is repor-

ter.

Thomas Sleet on Sunday, July 2, in honor of Miss Shirley Ann Mastin, a former resident of this city. Many ex-

Mrs. McKeller is hostess

to Happy Gardeners Club

qulsite gifts were received. Miss Mastin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jones of this city. She will be married August 19 to Dennis Hudson of Birmingham, Ala. Among guests attending the shower were Mmes. Arthur Crosby, Paul Pope, Chicago, 111.: Willie J, Jackson. Birmingham, Ala.; Luther Jones, James Buell, Fredric Pittman. Wayne Wilson, Emma Lou Young, Thomas Williams, William Taylor, Deloris Manual, Rozell Cheatham, Delmore Hawkins, Sam Barnett, Wallace Scott, Ann Turner, Willie Thompson and John

Walker

Mrs. Howard (Elizabeth) Enix will work to fill one of the staff positions as associate regional minister for the

The Happy Gardeners met in the lovely and spacious home of the recording secretary, Mrs. Marie McKeller. This being the last meeting before disbanding for the summer, the attendance was very good. To the delight of the hostess and her guests, two flower arrangements were brought by Mrs. Johnnie Taylor and Mrs. Helen Woolford, thus adding more beauty to the already lovely setting. Old and new business was

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conducted as usual with the president, Mrs. Lillian Hooks presiding. Plans for the coming year were discussed at length, and Mrs. Bessie Rutland was appointed chairman of the 1973 special activity. As is her custom, M r s. McKeller, had planned something very special for her guests. Each member was given a number and young Skipper McKeller drew the lucky numbers for his mother. The winners were Mrs. Bessie Rutland, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wilhelmenia Strayhorn, and Miss Laura Helms. The ladles were quite pleased with their prizes. The president, Mrs. Hooks, joined by the club, welcomed t h e newest member, Mrs. Taylor. At this time the hostess with the help of her daughter Miss Michelle McKeller, s e r v e d a delicious repast, which was enjoyed by everyone. The next meeting will be in September with Mrs. Helen Woolford as hostess.

East side news

By Clema V. Rogers

MISS CRYSTAL B. Williams and James W. Cheatham were joined together in holy matrimony Saturday, June 10. The ceremony was held at Grace Apostolic Church. The wedding party included 20 members. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony at the church. Later that evening, the bride and groom were entertained by more relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Williams are parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Whitener are parents of the groom.

MR. AND MRS. Frazier King celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Saturday, June 24, in the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald King. The couple was happily surprised by their children, Ronald and Frazier, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Roslyn Kirk of San Francisco, Cal., when they arrived at the gala affair. Many friends and relative! attended and congratulated the couple, Former Hoosier receives master's degree at MSU

Mra. John Charles Jones of Saginaw, Mich., received her master’s degree June 11 in math education from Michigan State University. She is the former Virginia Nicholas of Indianapolis. The ex - Hoosier received her bachelor of arts degree magna cum laude from Michigan State University. She’ plans to continue her studies in t h e field of educational diagnostic proscription. Mrs. Jones, who has taught in the Saginaw School System for five years, has spent the last three years as a math specialist at Heavenrick Elementary School. She is also a math consultant for the Educational Progress Corporation of Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Jones was nominated for national recognition and received her certificate as one of the leaders of American elementary and secondary education. The educator is a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, the National, Michigan, and Saginaw education associations, and is an active member in the different professional math groups. Attending the graduation from Indianapolis were her mother, Mrs. Rena Nicholas; her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis P.Boney Jr., and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Johnetta Jones.i QuJyoT'towmcrs here for rites Several out - of - towners were in attendance at the recent funeral services for Louis Bonner. His widow is Mrs. Beulah Bonner. Coming from out of the city for the rites were Mrs. Roscoe Gray, Evansville; Mrs. Joseph HiIl,Chicago,ni.; Henry Drake, Chicago; Richard and Kathy Bonner, Cleveland, Ohio; MRS. Warren Brown, Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Jacqueline McCarry, Washington, D.C.; Mrs. William McDowd, Detroit, Mich.; Miss Tlllie Spratt, Lansing, Mich.; Mrs. David Brown, Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. William Emery, Naples, Fla.

MRS. JOHN C. JONES

.Vacationers Gome ...And go (EDITOR’S NOTE: Vacation news is printed FREE. Mail or phone in articles about your vacation or who visited you before Monday at 6 p.m.). *** Miss Elizabeth Snorton of 246 Buckingham Dr. went with her church group, the Junior High MYF of North Methodist Church, on a week's tour of Washington, D.C. They departed June 18 and returned home June 24. They toured the Washington Monum e n t, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, and had a special tour of the Capitol by Congressman W i 1 1 iams of Pennsylvania. The group was allowed to sit in on the passing of a bill on child care. They also visited the Shrine Immaculate, the largest Catholic temple in the United States; Arlington National Cemetery, Kennedy Memorial, and the tomb of the unknown soldiers. All were very Interesting. They also toured the downtown area and escaped about an hour before the flood. Elizabeth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Snorton and will be a freshman at Shortridge High School In September.

Miss Dalton engagement to Mr. Bradley is announced

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DauSi 8r., M 37M W Bwtemd PL, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Cheryl Yvonne Dalton, and Carl Von Bradley, son of Rev. and Mr». James R. Bradley, 3048 E. Fall Creek Plcwy., N.D, The pair will pledge their troth Saturday, Aug. 26, at First Baptist Church, N.I. Serving In the bridal party will be Caron Dalton, maid of honor; Deborah Hayes, Denise Moore, Angela Hayes, Carol Meekins, and Sharon Hayes, bridesmaids, and Angela Blackwell, flower girl. Others are James R. Bradley Jr., bestman; William T. Walton Jr., Gregory Martin, Joseph Arnold, Arthur Jackson, and Benjamin Singleterry, groomsmen, and Bradley

Powell, rlngbearer.

Miss Dalton Is a student at I.U. School of Nursing, IUPUI Campus. Her fiance is also a student at I.U. Both are members of First Baptist Church, N.I., where t h e groom's father is the pastor. Local couples grandson is to wed late summer

MISS CHERYL YVONNE DALTON

F.A.C. scores again

Mr. and Mrs.KennethHump h r e y of Germantown announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Humphrey to Laurence E.Falwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Falwell of St. Louis. A 1 a t e summer wedding is planned. Miss Humphrey is a graduate of St. Louis University and is presently doing graduate work in rehabilitation counseling at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Mr. Falwell graduated from Central Missouri State Colleg e with a B.A. in psychology. He is presently serving in the U.S. Navy as an enlisted personnel classifier at the

The Federation of Associated Clubs Inc. has a report that is to be recorded as an unparalled proposition offered by a most prosperous department store executive. This offer is due to the fact that attention was called tothe studies and great publicity the FAC is making. The general public will be

Naval Training Center in San Diego. Mr. Falwell Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Battles of Indianapolis.

informed and solicited as plans and details materialize for this outstanding fashion show and dinner given by L.S. Ayres and Co. For the club to make this a reality, concentrated efforts will be put forth for the success of this endeavor. FAC president Starling W. James called a meeting, and Atty. Fay Williams was appointed general chairman. Mrs. Leone Little is secretary. Mrs. Cora Jenkins will handle publicity. P r oceeds will go to a chosen charity.

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