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Tuesday, August 13, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 3

Linda Frye and Wayne Lafayette scene of wedding ceremony

Bright united in marriage

St. Paul's Catholic Church in Greencastle, was the scene of the wedding, July 20, of Miss Linda Frye and Wayne Leroy Bright. The Rev. Francis Kull read the double ring vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frye, Fillmore Route 1. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bright, Sr., Greencastle Routes. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white floor length gown of Chantilly lace and silk organza over peau. The dress featured a high jewel neckline of lace and appliqued lace accented with seed pearls, and long sleeves of lace ending in bridal points. The detachable watteau train of organza was attached at the shoulders. A floral headpiece secured her fingertip veil of silk illusion. She carried an arrangement of white, blue and yellow daisies.

Chris Bright, nephews of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church chapel, with Mrs. Oressa Bright and Mrs. Wanda Williams asisting. Mrs. Waneta Bassett was guest registrar.

The bride was graduated from Fillmore High School and Ind-

iana Central College, wherfe she received an associate degree in business in June, 1968. The bridegroom was also graduated from Fillmore High School. He is attending Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Ky., where he is majoring in health and physical education. The couple will reside in Bowling Green, Ky.

Janet Ruth Beckstrand and Bowen Eugene Akers were united in marriage August 10 at the Congress Street United Methodist Church in Lafayette.

polls; Melvin Hughs, West Lafayette; and Thomas D. Rush, Lafayette.

teach in the Putnam County Joint School Services this year

in Greencastle. Following a

wedding trip

to Nassau, the couple will reside at 12 Parkwood Village.

The Rev. Louis Haskell read the vows.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carl Beckstrand, 1228 El Prado, Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Akers, Greencastle Route 3, are the parents of the bridegroom.

The bride was graduated from Jefferson High School, Lafayette, and Purdue Universijy, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. She is a speech correctionist and taught in Jefferson County Public Schools in Denver, Colo., last year. She will

The bridegroom was graduated from Greencastle High School and Purdue University, where he was affiliated with Alpha Gamma Rho social fraternity, Iron Key and Omicron Delta Kappa honoraries and was president of the Student Union. He is a manager for I.B.M. in the Special Cards Division

Class of 1953

meets for reunion

Miss Sharon Finchum, Cloverdale Route 2, was maid of honor. She was attired in a floor length gown of blue crepe, accented with blue daisies at the empire waistline. A blue satin bow secured her veil of net illusion. She carried a bouquet of blue and yellow daisies accented with a blue streamer.

Miss Cathy Frye and Miss Janet Frye, sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids. They were attired in floor length gowns of yellow crepe, accented with daisies at the empire waistlines. Their veils of yellow illusion were secured by satin bows, yellow in color. They carried bouquets of blue and yellow daisies, accented with yellow stream-

ers.

Walter Bright , Jr., brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Stan Ryland, Fillmore, and Warren Bright, brother of the bridegroom, were groomsmen. Denny Frye, brother of the bride, John Glaze, Greencastle, and Fred Williams were ushers. Junior ushers were Scott Bright and

For her wedding, the bride selected a floor length gown of ivory linen, styled with an empire waistline, a scooped neckline and elbow length sleeves. The sleeves and the neckline of the gown were edged in Venise lace. The court train was attached at the waistline and accented with lace and a bow.

A crown headpiece secured her cathedral length veil bor. dered with lace. She carried a Juliet bouquet of white roses and stephanotis.

Mrs. Thomas D. Rush sister of the bride was matron of honor. Miss Jeanne Beckstrand, sister of the bride was maid of honor. Miss Janet Crockette, Denver, Colo., Mrs. Larry Hatfield, Lawrence, Kansas, and Mrs. Stephen J. Akers, West Lafayette, were bridesmaids.

Mr. and Mrs Wayne L. Bright

The bridal attendants were attired in floor length gowns of linen, maize in color. The gowns featured watteau trains and were accented with maize and white buttons at the back. They carried nosegays of yellow pomps and lemon leaves. Stephen J. Akers, West Lafayette, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Michael Zagorac, Alexandria, Va.; David Thommson, Glencoe, 111.; William McCombs, Walkerton; John Graub, Indiana.

The Class of 1953 of Greencastle High School met for the 15 year reunion Saturday, Aug. 10, at Windy Hill Country Club. Julian Jarvis gave the invocation. Bob West, class president, conducted the business meeting. Rea Sutherlin Zeiner read the class prophecy and Art Masten related humorous anecdotes concerning present occupations and hobbies of class members. Prizes and supplies were furnished by the Central National Bank, First Citizens Bank, Prevo’s, Fleenors, Sears Sinclair, Double Decker Resturants, Ace Hardware, Creative Beauty Salon, Am-Way and Avon. Anne Sunkel Sewell, Huntington Beach, Calif., received the prize for traveling the greatest distance. Bea Hayes Gross has the most children and Anne Sewell has the youngest baby. Barbara Mason Hansen has been married

■Roachdale

ill Mrs Bowen Eugene Akers

Photo by Photo Art Studio, Lafayette.

Announce engagement L ose quarterback, money

WindyHill

Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Temple-

man, 145 S. Indiana St., Danville of their daughter, Ruth Ann Templeman, to Ralph C. Fry. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Noble C. Fry, Roachdale.

Purdue University and is now engaged in farming near Roach-

dale.

team defeated

The couple will be united in marriage September 29 in the Parkersburg Christian Church.

Miss Templeman was graduated from Roachdale High School. After attending St. Elizabeth School of Nursing in Danville, m., for two years, she transferred to St. Vincent's School of Nursing in Indianapolis. She was graduated in May of this year.

The prospective bridegroom was also graduated fron Roachdale High School. He attended the agriculture short course at

Miss Ruth Ann Templeman

Card of thanks I sincerely wish to thank my friends and relatives for cards, letters , flowers and recent visits during my stay at the Putnam County Hospital. I also want to extend my appreciation to Dr. Lett, Dr. Jacobs, Dr. Ellett, Weaver Ambulance and the nurses at the hospital for making my stay more enjoyable. Thanks again. Ruth Wallace, Restmore Nursing Home, 935 E. Jefferson St., Morton, Dl. 61550.

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By GARY KALE UPI Sports Writer The Philadelphia Eagles were suffering today from a lost weekend. They lost money from a potential turnaway crowd of 100,000 for a cancelled game at Mexico City, lost the services of quarterback Norm Snead, perhaps for the season, and lost their exhibition opener to the Detroit Lions. Snead was hurt on the first play of a Sunday game that was rescheduled for Philadelphia after officials decided last Friday the climate of student unrest in Mexico City was unsuitable alongside the usual excitement generated by a professional football game. Only 12, 176 showed up at Franklin Field for the preseason curtain raiser for both teams. Hopes Crumble They saw Philadelphia’s title hopes crumble before the season even starts as Snead suffered a broken ankle while attempting to stop Lem Barney from returning an Intercepted pass for a touchdown. Two questions Immediately arose in the minds of observers: Would the Eagles have decided upon such a play In the rarified air of Mexico City? And, could Barney, weighted down with football equipment have scampered 46 yards at the 7,000-foot altitude of the Mexican Capital? Snares Two Detroit went on to defeat Philadelphia 20-3 as Berney, who grabbed 10 interceptions as a rookie last year, Snead two Eagle passes that set up Lion scores. On the first, the Snead injury, Mel Farr followed with a twoyard touchdown dive. Detroit tallied its other points on a 24 yard pass from Greg Barton to Bill MaUnchak and field goals of 33 and 31 yards by rookie kicking-specialist Jerry Depoyster of Wyoming.

In other Sunday games, Mike Clark kicked three field goals as Dallas edged San Francisco 1614 and Miami tied Buffalo 28-28. On Saturday, Kansas City defeated Minnesota 13-10 and New Orleans stopped Boston 190 in inter-league play. In National Football League exhibitions that night, Washington beat Atlanta 16-14, New York surprised Green Bay 15-14 and Baltimore shutout Chicago 10-0. In the American Football League, Denver topped Cincinnati 15-13 and Oakland walloped San Diego 31-7.

Clark kicked field goals of 26, 28 and 32 yards for Dallas, the last two in the fourth period overcoming a 14-10 San Francis, co lead. The Cowboys lone TD came on Les Shy’s one-yard plunge that capped a 96-yard drive. The Forty-Niners got on the scorebaord with Doug Cunningham’s 24 yard run and George Mira’s five yard pass to Sonnv Randle.

Circus Catch All America Larry Csonka’s

circus catch of a Bob Griese’s six-yard pass in the end zone enabled Miami to deadlock Buffalo with 3:10 remaining. Griese and rival quarterback Jack kemp each scored on keepers to heighten the action. ( Jan Stenrud’s 15-yard field goal with 47 seconds lef to play provided Kansas City wit its victory margin over Minnesota; newly acquired Dave Parks latched onto a 33 yard pass from Bill Kilmer to start the New Orleans Saints’ victory march; Washington nipped Atlanta on Charlie Gogolak’s 45yard three-pointer with 16 seconds to go; Fran Tar kenton’s three-yard TD toss to Joe Morrison in the last 15 seconds beat the world champion Packers and Johnny Unitas set up a Baltimore field goal and hit John Mackie on a 12-yard ssoring pass to beat the Bears. Bob Humphreys 33-yard field goal with five seconds to go brought Denver its victory. Cincinnati’s scoring was spiced by rookie Warren McVea’s 102yard runback of a kickoff.

Upset was in the wind and so was the cold air, as Windy Hill Country Club took their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Crawfordsville City Pool Swim Club, at the victor’s pool, by the score of 201 - 184, Sunday. Only 25 Windy Hill swimmers made the trip to Crawfordsville as many were on vacation and at camp. Among those 25, seven had the start of the flu bug, commented Coach Marty Martin. Greencastle had defeated Crawfordsville 2 weeks ago at Greencastle by 111 points. Crawfordsville took all swimming events except freestyle, which Windy Hill tied.

follows: Thelma Cooper, one; Juanita McMurtry, one and two; Donna Harris, two; Ruby Everman, three; Jessie Russell, three and four; Joanne Miller, four; Martha Smith five: Sherre Alexander, five and six; and Patricia Kim, six. Teachers for the high school and their subjects are Sandra Britton, home economics; David Flora , math; Virginia Hutchins, commerce; Keith Lyon, social studies and English; James Myers, math; Lethia Myers, girls physical education and English; James Risk, science; James Sharp, coach and sciences; Carl Starnes, English; Donald Steward, industrial arts; and Allan Tarrh, social studies and assistant coach. Special teachers assigned to the North Putnam Communty Schools are Robert Bonar, Spanish; Anne Elmore, Latin; Eleanor Greeson, guidance; Irene Hanna, librarian; Gordon Joslin, art; Melinda Zenor, vocal music; John Wilson, instrumental music; and Danny Webber, grade music.

the longest and Ron Rush the most recent. Mary Person received the single prize. Bea Gross had her class ring and Suzanne Glore Allen had her pin. Other prizes were won by Carolyn Irwin Flint, Peggy Webb Davis, Jo Ann York Pitts, and John Krider. Members of the class attending were as follows: Marie Adame Boer, John Dee, Suzanne Glore Allen, Bob Andrews, Gene Eubank, Harry Godfrey Jr., Bea Jaues Gross, Carolyn Irwin Flint, Richard Jackson, Julian Jarvis, Marilyn McGill Clearwaters, Norman Mark, Barbara Mason Hansen, Art Masten, Jo Ann York Pitts, Paul Pitts, Jinsie Scott Bingham, Mary Person and Doris Wilson Wright, all of Greencastle; Dave Burroff, Hoagland; Henry Coffman, Indianapolis; Charlene Dudley Bunter, Rantoul, 111.; Major Dick Hedge, Belleville, Nebraska; John Krider, Indianapolis; Karen Reed Hunsberger, Columbus; Ron Rush, Indianapolis; Dessa Duncan Shinn, Wheeling, ni.; Dean Shinn, Wheeling, III.; Anne Sunkel Sewell, Huntington Beach, Calif.; Rea Sutherlin Zeiner, Fillmore; Dave Vote, Kokomo; Peggy Webb Davis, South Bend; and Bob West,

Plainfield. Club makes ribbon roses NEW MAYSVILLE-The New Maysville Community Club met Aug. 10 at the home of Juanita McMurtery, Bainbridge. Eileen Gowen opened the meeting by reading two poems by Helen Wright, "Praying Hands"and "On the Wings of Prayer." In response to roll call types of handicrafts. Loriane Young showed six sweaters she made. A lesson on constructing roses of ribbon was given by Heleneta Sutherlin. The contest was won by Marlyn McMurtery. Six members and three guests, Marlyn McMurtery, Helenetta, Sutherlin

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