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John L. Stewart Jr. Wed in Bloomington

Times State Service LOQMINGTON, July 5 — Miss Dorothy Jean Shuler was wed to John L. Stewart Jr., clerk-treasurer of Frankfort, at 2 p. m. today in the First Methodist Church

Chapel here. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Harry H, Shuler, Coving« ton, Mr. Stewart's parents live in Frankfort. Dr. Merrill B. McFall read the double-ring ceremony beforp an embankment of white gladoli, palms and candelabra. ” ” ” THE ATTENDANTS were Mrs. James. A. Wright, State Line, Ind.,, and Don McMurtry, Evansville. A powder blue nylon gown

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chosen by the bride. ° She wore a white veiled hat, lace flower and rhinestone trimmed, and carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and delphinfum. ” s " THE MATRON of honor wore a pink nylon frock of similar style and carried blue daisies. After a honeymoon at the northern lakes, the couple will be at home July 14 in 358 8S. East St., Frankfort. The bride is a graduate of Indiana University and a member of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority.

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5 insure even. a Miner-Baker phate moisiRe: . eA LEr \ : Noble Bretzman photo TWO—Don’ Mrs. Fred Hendricks Mrs. John W. Ross stead, bring v * : : THREE--U} Hendricks-Wood Vows are Read Rite Is Sol ized in Madi or he go : 1 work taut. | ite Is dolemnized In Madison ak IN Christ Episcopal Juled bugis aud Jetite lace eal. They cartied ..bius . painted Times State Service tip veil. It fell from a pearl- Cal, where Mr. Ross is sta. fron, too, for Church yesterday Miss Lot shor Be dinahodas 0 waa : MADISON, July 5 — A trimmed bonnet band. She car- tioned in the Afr Force. left hand enc Gloria Jeanne Wood, 603 N. bouffant skirt of satin extending NORBERT F. SCHAEFER Hoosier couple wed to- ried a French bouquet of white Mrs. Ross travel : suits ‘board. . into a cathedral train, A tieréd JR. was best man and the : fo 3 stephanotis and sweetpeas. natural - colore an FIVE—Arra Chestér St., became the {ltusi il fell f 1 h ; day in Christ Episcopal Mrs. Jack L. New, Greenfield, With full skirt. They will live in ironing board bride of Hendricks usion veil fell from an ivory ushers were Thomas Grinslade Church b i ke thei . New, “Pacific Grove, Cal. at 790 Fred Arthur * lace and satin half hat accented and Donald P, Stevens. urch here will make I was her sister's only attend- nth rin ’ it frequently, She is the daughter of Mr. with seed pearls. The bride car- A reception in the Marott home in California. ant. Ba ome Te. 2 sradiwite of motion. ‘and Mrs. Eugene F. Wood, ried a white orchid and prayer Hotel honored the couple. After- Miss Elizabeth Johnson Lyon, She wore a ballerina frock. . oot “Tore TL gr 3 belongs SIX—Use a Springteld, O. book and a handkerchief car- ward Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her- of white organdy embroidered in 3 hana oy araly and Hiiy g ition of ar Mr. Hendricks is the ¢ Ted by her great-grandmother left for Lake Louise, Canada, bert: L. Lyon, became the bride . pink, pink picture hat and pink a Br Tate of ‘be shifted r. Hendrie son of gt her wedding. and Minnesota. of John William Ross. He 18 gippers. Her flowers were pink a Sraduais SEVEN—Fe Dr. and Mrs, Arthur G. Hen- # =» Mrs. Hendricks traveled in a the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. poeeq and white sweetpeas. HANOVER Rllegs au George aR dricks, 5630 Washington Blvd. MRS. JOHN BRITAIN RED- no niece brown sheer frock Graham Ross. ; James Hooten, South Bena, 1°"D University Horeign Serv: ly or hang i hel RAV Jain P. Crane vend WINE, matron of honor, wore with brown and white acees- The Rev. George T. Mackey was best man and ushers were Jo School He belongs to Sigma - _ ironing is con the sing! g Sefetnony a daffodil paper taffeta with gorieq. They will reside in 550 read the double-ring ceremony Gay Worland, South "Bend: Ye EIGHT—Us p.m. gl a NE Of Palms sculptured bodice, bouffant skirt Fairfield Ave. after Aug. 1. at 3:30 p. m. White gladioll and wyjiam A. Lyon and John ment which 1 Ant i =, and matching jacket. Her head- Mr, and Mrs. Hendricks were : greenery decorated the altar. pjckert, % and permits | IVORY POINT de Lyon lace Piece was a white Dache veil graduated from Indiana Uni- GOWNED IN Chantilly lace : * = = ou e- Ing while working over satin, fashioned with sculp- With yellow daisy headband. She versity. and tulle over satin, made floor- MR. AND MRS. ROSS to- 4 : Ironing a ct : carried yellow painted daisies. AO arivks Melons rr length, the bride wore a finger- morrow will fly to Monterey, Z d di - dress, pillow Silver blue gowns of the same pha mega Sorority. Mr. . WwW | three shirts. . design and 8 daisy - decorated Hendricks’ fraternity is Phi > e Ing S both the Mar | er-Ke {0 Dache veils were worn by Miss Delta Theta. He is a sophomore : and Miss C 3 Donna Schavey, Hobart: and In the Indiana Universi®¥ School . : method _ 188( Miss Jean Smith, bridesmaids. of Medicine. ; f . P. m. saved. Since : DL Ceremony THE First Evangelical and Reformed Church Is Rea will be the scene at 4:30. . m. today of the wedding ISS Wilma Jean Kellie Svtgrwond wots P y James. R. of Floyd F. Fowler and Miss and Eder J : “ Marilyn M. Hunter. said vows at 9 a. m. in St. Mrs, Clark S. Ketterman was Miss Sylvia Dan before her mar- The bride is the daughter of Roch’s Catholie Church riage lost Sunday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mr, and Mrs. George Hunter, yesterday. The Rev. Fr. John Stoiser, 210 N. Pershing Ave. Mr. Ketterman is the son of Mrs. a Linw vod gh 2 Trzybylski officiated. Ella Ketterman, Madison. The wedding took place in the Ro- Mrs. Floyd O. Fowler, Dale- 5 The bride, daughter of Mr. manian Orthodox Church with the Rev. Paul Craciun officiating. Vile Rov" 7. Wathen Zink wil 1 ~ James T. Kelle, . e Rev. J. Wallace Zink wi and go all was given In read the double-ring rite in a : enns ey, : setting of flowers and foliage, marriage by ‘her father in a 2» 8 double-ring service. . MISS HUNTER has chosen” bridegroom is the son of white imported Swiss organdy ww and we TE Eder, 4724 with portrait neckline and long Shelby St. sleeves. The molded bodice’ is . =» =» accented by appliqued organdy A WHITE embroidered gown in floral motif. Applique also ballerina length over white trims the full skirt that ends polished. cotton was worn by the in a chapel train. Her bouquet bride. The yoke and the hem will be in shape of a fan, made were scalloped. of orchids and Iilies. Miss Kellie wore a lace cap ‘Miss Marjorie Ann Shep-~ holding a vell of illusion and herd, maid of honor, will wear: ge long organdy mitts. pearl-pink:--net and lace with-g- ~ She and the maid of honor, bouffant net peplum skirt and lace bolero. Nile green frocks Miss Joan Eder, sister of the of same design will be worn by bridegroom, carried bouquets of Miss Barbara Pattison and mixed white flowers. : Mrs, Dewitt Penson, bridesMiss Eder’s ballerina dress Times State Service : maids. was pale lavendar embroidered ANDERSON, July 5—The Robert Vinsons were married June After a reception the couple NGA: Bo wore Hating 11 in Central Christian Church here by the Rev. Monroe G. will leave for the lake regions Span t8°'and & white ace Schuster. They were graduated from Indiana University in and Salumare. The bride wil ' " 5 on June. Mrs. Vinson, the former Miss Sue Martin, is the daughter ny po Ds aie 2s JACK MURRAY, Cincinnati, h F. Lynch. 735 S. Richi Holland phate of Mr. and Mrs. Noble H. Martin, Anderson. Mr. Vinson's 7 Mr Fowler attended Butler was best man. Ushers were Mr-ond Mrs. Theodore ha lynch, 35S. Richland St., announce parents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vinson, 916 N. Oriental $¥, University until. he joined the David Kellie, brother of the the engagement of -their daughter, Flora Ann, to Thomas C. ’ Indianapolis. Navy, He is stationed in BaltiBede, and James Bibetan, a Albrecht. Mr. Albrecht is the son of Tom Albrecht, 315 N. more. . home Mr. and Mrs Eder tert ~ Gerard Dr. The ceremony will be at 9 a. m. Aug. 16 in St. ’ for Bellville, Il, where they. Ann's Catholic Church. A personal shower will be given July Dr. Pierce will reside. Mr. Eder, airman, : : 1 third class, is stationed in Scott . 23 honoring the bigephosy un Jay Krebs, 1318%2 E. New Officiates AFB there. or , : The. bride wore white and C | T k her attendants wore flmy oup e a e gowns in pastels at the wedding . of Miss Margaret Fuller and Ens. Donald E. Mount in BroadTr Ip East Miss Y Asoah Muy Pate way Methodist Church. iss Yvonne Aspatore Dr. R. D. Pierce read the . Vik and Ma Bubert Riek double-ring ceremony at 3:30 rason are ourin, e : : N P . following their oA > SATURDAY has been set’ for the wedding of Miss P The bride 1 the daughter of 10:30 a. m. yesterday in St. Yvonne Aspatore, Waukegan, Ill, and Lewis Linden- Mr. and Mrs, Orville G. Fuller, Joan of Arc Catholic Church, baum Jr 1930 Medford Ave. Mr. Mount . * . is the son of Mr, and Mme. Mrs. Richardson was Miss The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Charles M. Mount, 6192 Primarly Ann Sage, daughter of Aspatore, Waukegan, Ill. Mr, . y Toss Ave. \ ' DES- 1indenbaum's parents live in M I : h te point d' Paris lace over ley Dr, The bri , 3 OF a ea om the Tnanapots at 03 Broway, VAISS ENFIGNT + waite wy canons nm brides Frank Richardson, Boston, The double-ring ceremony N D 4 veil falling from a seed pearl Mass. will be read at 10 a. m. in Holy ames vare trimmed Julet cap. the double-ring rite. "td Immaculate Concepiign Church JULY 10 has been chosen yg guTH-ANN COOLEY \ * ow it Nan wi ng Drie . by Miss Margot Divine maid of honor, wore aqua net THE BRIDAL gown was of Enright ‘and Elie P Agh- over aqua satin and carried yelwhite chantilly lace with high marriage. ' : : low carnations. The bridesbodice and Peter Pan collar. . nider, New York, as the mai4s Miss Ethel Hormington The ballerina nylon tulle skirt HER SISTER, Miss Carol date for their wedding, and Miss Rhonda Perrigo, worse was scalloped-trimmed. Aspatore, Waukegan, will be The cerémony will be read at ellow and carried aqua ¢Arna- ; y y q an Lule at, hin maid of honor and her cousins, 23 Am. in She SS. Pyles and tions. \ nor, an 88 Misses Judit a J Aspa- Fa essed Sacrament Chapel. Mr. Mount was his son's Sondra Cornelius, bridesmaids, tare Audi ana a Miss Jean Moore will be Miss best man. Ushers were the Yrs Orclid net Dajlesina Mocks mala ’ Enright’s only attendant. Best bridegroom's cousins, Jack * matching headbands and h man for his brother will be Pec mas rick. slippers. \ The best man will be Louis -Thanassis Aghnides, New York, cyan Thomas Lie hele ‘the * Vincent Volpe, Philadelphia, Aspators Jr, Waukegan, the PEE : church Mr. Mrs. Mount ' was best m THE BRIDE-TO'B re and : a8 best man, brother of the future bride. WOB-TOBE will De Jett on a trip. After July 24 rea ep on waa held in the Miss Aspatore is a graduat ogee Suet July Xt at a lunch- they will live in Keyport, ; i . . i a mony, Mrs. Richardson trav. Of St Theresa School of Nurs- on a iin oop Cub MIS. - Wash, where Ens. Mount is Mrs. Terrence P. O'Hara was Miss Mary Jo O'Donnell before BONY, Js. Blchardson trav. ing, Wauk 2, and Mr. Lin en osiman be the stationed In the U. 8. Torpedo her wedding Friday morning in St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, tung with pink accessories. ih is. Ereguats of Bit. 7 irs. John. R. Brant will be The bridegroom recéived a OTents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. O'Donnell, . . y ! i Col. Richardson is stationed . He is now in Great Lakes, hostess at a dinner party for BS. degree in engineering in 560 Eastern Ave., and Rep. and Mrs. h P. O'Hara, Wash- : R n Camp Atterbury. His bride, Ii, Naval Training Station, a the couple July 16 in her Wil- Tri-State College. Mrs. Mount ington and Glencoe, Minn, Il make their home in Mrs Jamas Eder atfended St. Mary-of-the-Woods, seaman, first class, ligms Creek home, ~ attended Butler University, : + Ropid City, SD. ~~ °F oes Sau Fa Vv ’ > k $ >. - . » : » . % \) f aw { % a A : yi : . » I . * > La - > # 4 Sh < - i -., Fa 3: 3K " ¥ . . « i 5 [fo - _— Ne .