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320202 202 22 2 22 22 202 2 2 2 2 . Suoriet . Suoriely FRANKLIN-FUQUAY Ruth Fuquay became the bride of James Franklin in a single ring ceremony read at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, September 27, at the home of the bride’s mothér in Ligonier. - ‘ j The bride was given away by her brother, Cal Mault. After the ceremony a reception was held for the immediate families of the couple at the bride’s home. Those attending the wedding were Mrs. Nadine Elser and son Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Franklin, Mrs. George Harkenrider and Cal Mault, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ganger, Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. William Topper and 'Wava Jones, Wawaka; Mr. and Mrs. William Schelly and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stiffner, Ligonier. The bride was associated before her marriage with the Wirk Garment corporation at Ligonier. The groom served as technician five in the armed services four years, where he was wounded while in Germany. They will leave shortly for Pama, Tex., where they will make their home, MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED The marriage of Miss Barbara Kline, daughter of Mrs. A. E. Small of Kokomo, to Pentecoft L. Gifford, son of Charles Gifford of West Middleton, Ind., took place Saturday, September 21st at 9:30

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A.M. in the Lutheran Parsonage at Kokomo. The Rev. Carl E. Ahlbrand officiated at the nuptial rites. Following a brief honeymoon in the south, the newly wed couple will reside in Kokomo.

The bride is a granddaughter of Mrs. E. E. Kline of Cromwell and a niece of Mrs. Paul Beverforden of Ligonier. She formerly resided in Ligonier and attended Ligonier High School for two years. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fahl and daughter Paulyne and Mrs. Nancy Stiver were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pollock.

Miss Grace E. Davidson of New York City spent the week-end with her sister Mr. Walter Robinson, Jr. Mrs. Davidson was accompanied by Miss Josephine Ziemba of Mas-! sachusetts. They both regently, received discharges from the Army Nurse Corps and had served together in England. The girls were enroute to the University of Minnesota where they will enter school. ‘

Mrs. Harmon Harper of Cromwell entertained a group at bridge Monday evening at her home. Bridge and Tripoli were played and prizes at bridge were won by Mrs. Marion Calbeck, Mrs. Sam Patton and Mrs. Fred Bowen, prize at tripoli went to Mrs. Glen Larrison of Cromwell.

Mrs. O. M. Rager and Mrs. Chester Hile arranged a surprise birthday party on Mrs. Earl Taylor last Thursday evening at the Taylor home. Other guests were Mrs. Floyd Steller, Mrs. Harry Doll, Mrs. Mary Van Aman, Mrs. Harmon Harper of Cromwell and Mrs. Coral Surfuss. The evening was spent playing bridge and the prize was awarded to Mrs. Coral Surfuss.

Members of the Progress Club will meet Monday evening, October 7th with Mrs. C. N. Griffith at her home. Mrs. F. A. Churchill will speak on the opera “Mikado” by Gilbert and Sullivan. -

Mrs. Andrew Halbauer -of Eden, S. D. arrived last Tuesday evening for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Willsey.

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The members of the JJB Club will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Ray Wolf. g 0

Lawrence and Sanger Stabler of Fort Wayne, accompanied by Miss Betty Smith, called on their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs., Willard Stabler, Sunday. ‘

Mrs. Walter Klick and Mrs. Belle Slade of Angola were Monday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Vern Hursey.

Mrs. Belle Slade of Angola and Mrs. Marion Schlotterback of Brimfield were recent guests of Mrs. Klick. :

Mrs. F. A. Churchill, Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Bacheler and Mrs. Charles Andrews attended the District meeting of Federated Clubs held Wednesday at the Baptist Church, South Whitley, Ind.

The members of the Christian Service Guild of the Presbyterian Church met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Madelyn Denny with Mrs. Ed Wiliams co-hostess. Devotions were led by Mrs. A. E. Kelley and Mrs. W. G. Spears gave the study. v

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bleile attended the Millers and cereal chemists meeting Saturday at the Lincoln Hotel at Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bobeck and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bobeck were Sunday guebdts of Mrs. Inez Haid at Elkhart.

Miss Catharine Chiddester will spend her vacation next week visiting with relatives at Hamilton Lake. :

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‘Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Cobbum and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Parker of Kimmell returned home Monday following a week’s trip to Florida.

Mr. and Mrs.” George ‘Lindemuth are the parents of a girl born September 27 at the Kendallville Hospital. :

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunker ad daughter Patricia Ann of Shipshewana and Mrs. Carrie Wade were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Culver.

Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Rex and family and Mrs. Vernon Bordman of Chicago were week-end guests of Mrs. Charles ‘Andrews.

Mrs. Rose Mock of Indianapolis is visiting her mother, Mrs. Stella Baker, and friends this week.

Circle No. 4 of the Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening at the “church for a Halloween party.

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Brownie Treop No. 6 and their leaders, Mrs. Fred Bowen and Mrs. Hobart Smith, met for a weinie roast Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Adair and Robert and Lois and Mrs. Esther Kessler. were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seville at Bueyrus, O,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curnell of Angola called on Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Woods last Wednesday.

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Stoelting are leaving Sunday for a week’s trip through the Smokey Mountains. ;

Mrs. Victor Shoup and son Bobby of Middlebury spent a few days this week with Mrs. ‘Wemple.

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Beginning Wednesday, Oectober 2nd, and.'continuing until further notice, the evening shows will start at 7:15 instead of 7:30, with the exception of Saturday night, when the shows will start at 7:00.

Tonight .- Thurs., Oct. 3rd THREE STRANGERS Sydney Greenstreet, Geraldine Fitzgerald y

Frigßat. Oct. 4-5 MY PAL TRIGGER Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes Laugh and cry at a truly great story of the love of a man for his horse. i

Sun., Mon., Tues. Oct. 6-7-8 TWO SISTERS FROM BOSTON Kathryn Grayson, Jimmy : Durante, June Allyson A romantic musical with heart throbs and fun . . . a love story with music and delightful as a spring morning when you are in love. :

Wed., Thurs. ; Oct. 9-10 IN OLD SACRAMENTO Constance Moore, Wild Bill Elliott - Excitement and romance culled from the turbulant era when the dangerous west was coming of age. ! 2o o Coming Sun., Mon., Tues. Oect. 13-14-15 THE GREEN YEARS Charles Cqbtlrn, Beverly Tyler, : Tom Drake :

Mr. and Mrs. William McGuin will leave Friday for a two weeks business trip in the west.