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DEDICATION OF PIERCETON POST OFFICE Sunday, December 4, 1966 — 2 P. M. (EST) -— Program — MUSICAL SELECTIONS Pierceton High School Band POSTING OF THE COLORS American Legion MenzieReece Post 258 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF MASTER OF CEREMONIES Edward L. Pequignot. Postmaster OPENING REMARKS BY MASTER OF CEREMONIES .... Richard V. Reed, Prin. Pierceton H. S. INVOCATION Rev. Clyde Byers, Pierceton Methodist Church SCRIPTURES .. Rev. Tom Oler. First Presbyterian Church. Pierceton DEDICATION ADDRESS ... Honorable Pat Dowling. Director of Local Services Divisions, Post Office Dept.. Cincinnati, O PRESENTATION OF FLAG Honorable Pat Dowling (Note: The new fifty-star flag has flown over the Capitol and the Post Office Department and is being presente i to the people of Pierceton through the courtesy of Senator R. Vance Hartke and Senator Birch Bayh. > ACCEPTANCE OF FLAG Melvin Secor. Post Commander. American Legion Post 258 ANNOUNCEMENTS Edward L. Pequignot BENEDICTION Father Eugene Zimmerman RETIRING OF THE: COLORS American Legion Post 258 NATIONAL ANTHEM . Pierceton High School Band OPEN HOUSE AND REFRESHMENTS AT THE NEW POST OFFICE

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BASKETBALL QUEEN Pretty and popular Becky Bryant was crowned basketball queen at the PiercetonMilford basketball game here last I Wednesday night. She is shown here with her court — I from left. Lisa Rood. 7th grade and

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Wedding Vows Exchanged By Carol Smaltz And John Hiss

Miss Carol Smaltz of Leesburg and John Hiss of Plymouth recently exchanged wedding vows in Saint Michael's church at Plymouth. Rev. C. Moswenski read the double ring cer-

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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rood: Rebecca Logan. Sth grade and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodger ; Logan: Sharon Collier, a senior and i retiring queen, the daughter of Mr. I and Mrs.. Charles Collier: Diann j Bailey, a freshman and daughter of

emony before an altar graced with baskets of white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Helen Shorter, organist. Plymouth. provided the nuptial music The bride is the daughter of Mr.

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1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey. Jr.; 1 Marie Beery, sophomore and daughr ter of Mr. and Mrs.. Dale Beery. The 1 little Miss who acted as crown bearer . is Marketa Mitchell, five-year-old 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard f Mitchell.

and Mrs. Robert Smaltz of Leesburg, and Mrs. lona Hiss of Plymouth is the mother of the bridegroom. Bride in Taffeta-faced Gown The bride given in manage by her father, appeared wearing a taffetafaced peau de soie wedding gown. The empire bodice was fashioned with a Sabrina neckline etched with seed pearls and long sleeves tapering to bridal points. The princess style

skirt flowing softly to a slight A-line was highlighted by a bias band and tiny pearls over lace. Chantilly lace and seed pearls were repeated on the front panel. A detachable train fell from a back bow and swept to chapel length. Her veil of French illusion was secured by a forward headpiece of crystal and pearls. The bride carried an arrangement of white chrysanthemums centered with yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Billy Hudson of Warsaw served as matron of honor and Miss Patricia Smaltz of Leesburg was bridesmaid. Both are sisters of the birde. They wore identical gowns of gold satin with matching headbands. They carried a cascade arrangement of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. Michelle Hudson, niece of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a gold brocade dress. Timmy Ha'.ris of Plymouth carried the rings on a white satin pillow. James Hiss of Michigan City served his brother as best man. The 125 guests were seated by Man in Lowery and Ronald Harris of Plymouth and Billy Hudson of Warsaw. Reception A reception was held at the Plymouth Conservation club house following the ceremony. After a wedding trip to Gettysburg. Pa., and Washington. D. C., the newly married couple is residing at 215 Fort Wayne avenue. Warsaw. The bride is a graduate of Leesburg high school and is employed in the office of Zimmer Mfg. Co., at Warsaw. The bridegroom is a Plymouth high school graduate and attended the Acme School of Tool and Die Engineering Design. He is a project engineer and is employed at Zimmer’s. Christmas Plans At Leesburg The Leesburg Merchants Association is encouraging all residents to decorate their homes during the Christmas holidays. The downtown area has its decorations up and a large tree will be decorated at town hall. Santa Claus will arrive in town on December 10 at 1 p.m. to visit the children from 1 to 5 at town hall. A live nativity scene will be on display at town hall on the evening of December 21 and again on the 23d. The Leesburg Methodist and the Brethren churches will be in charge of the scenes and their choirs will sing Christmas carols. Honored At Bridal Shower A bridal shower was held at the South Bend Democrat club Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss Janet Anglin. Hostesses were four aunts of the bridegroom-to-be. Bunco was played by the guests. Burgundy and white were used in the decorations of the hall. Refreshments were served to 120 guests. Attending from Leesburg were the honored guest, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anglin and Cindy, Miss Judy Smith and Miss Suzie Rowland. Second Shower for Bride-Elect Miss Judy Smith entertained at a bridal shower in honor of Miss Anglin in her home Friday night. She was assisted by Mrs. John Dye and j Mrs. Donna Robinson. Games and contests were played. A miniature

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TO BE HONORED — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryman of r 3 Syracuse will I be honored Sunday, Dec. 11, at an open house in honor of their golden wedding anniversary. The open house will be held in the Syracuse Church of the Brethren from 2 to 5 p.m. and is being given bride and groom formed the decoration on the refreshment table. Guests were Mrs. Herman Anglin. Mrs. Clifford Smith, Miss Suzie Rowland, Miss Susuan Shively, Mrs. Mike Noel. Miss Sandy Smith, Mrs. Jerry Brown. Miss Rita O’Brian. Miss Lois Buckingham and Miss Anglin. Eastern Star In Regular Meeting Chapter 287 Order of the Eastern Star met Tuesday night at the Masonic hall. Worthy matron Marilyn Phillips read a poem on “Thanksgiving.” Following the regular meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards served pumpkin pie and coffee in the dining hall. PTA To Meet December 7 At Leesburg Gym The Parent-Teachers association i will meet December 7 at 7 o’clock j in the Leesburg gym. The special ed-! ucation speaker will be Eugene Robb 1 of the Cardinal Workshop. SPENT THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS IN TEXAS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop. Cindy ' and Judy, and Mr. and Mrs. Emra , Stookey spent the Thanksgiving holidaps in Plainview. Texas, with Lar-

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by their children and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Ryman were mari ried on December 13, 1916. They have two sons, Kenneth of near Milford, and Nelson of Bristol; six grandchildren and six greatI grandchildren. ry Bishop and Jack Stookey, who atI tend college there. They attended two basketball games and also saw the Flying | Queens, the girls’ basketball team, play; They reported good weather ' and roads and saw no accidents. —-L—---ATTEND WEDDING AT SOUTH BEND Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock of Mili ford. Miss Susie Sittier of Warsaw, | Miss Waneta Deaton of Claypool, Robert Bishop. Mrs. Anna Bishop. Mrs. Sam Stookey. Karl Stookey and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rosbrough attended the wedding of Miss Marilyn Stookey and Tom Swem at the Cathedral of Saint James in South Bend Saturday afternoon. A reception was held in the church parlors. Out-of-town guests were entertainjed at a luncheon in the evening at the home of Tom Swen’s parents. There were 300 who attended the wedding. ■ COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Amanda Stackhouse spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Buelah Blue, at Churbusco. I Marie Lippincott of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Mabel Lippincott, Mr and Mrs. Noel Rhinehart and Jack and Mr. and Mrs. John Dye spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lyons and Ed.

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