The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 February 1974 — Page 6
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Feb. 13.1974
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W I r - wv I V F i *■ MR. AND MRS. ERR? E. COBURN Yvonne Spurting, Eric E. Cobum married in Saint Andrew's church
The wedding of Miss Yvonne Spurling and Eric Eugene Coburn took place at 7 o’clock on the evening of Saturday. Feb 2. in the Saint Arufrew's United Methodist church The double nng ceremony was performed by Rev Marvin W. Jones, pastor of the church, in the presence of 120 guests Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Robert Spurling of r 1 Syracuse and Mr and Mrs Billy G Cobum of 420 Dolan drive. Syracuse The church was decorated with bouquets of mums and carnations in planters on both sides of the steps to the altar with candelabra and planters of mums and carnations on the altar I Norma Longnecker played, “We’ve only just Begun In Tiered Gown Given tn marriage by her father the bride chose a tiered gown in acetate and nylon Nottingham lace with a bodice of satin faced rayon organza The gown featured a detachable Watteau chapel tram, yoke and fitted sleeves with lace ruffled edge Her cap of nylon Notbngham lace was faced with satin and held her floor-length veil. She carried a bouquet of baby's breath with white roses and carnations sprayed lavender Miss April Hapner of Syracuse served as maid of honor She wore a gown of satin with an empire waist and full sleeves The gown had a high neck with ihe bodice being made of satin and lace in purple The skirt and sler-es were in lavender. Her hat had a purple ribbon which matct-d. She earned a bouquet of ladder mums and carnations Miss Vq Brown of r 4 Syracuse Rtved as bridesmaid Debbie Kera < r j Syracuse was flower girl atM Spurting of Columbia City n ngbearer The bridesmaid , ore a gown of satin with a pun, skirt and empire waist the gown were also p^ e bodice was lavender arx^ ade of satin and lace Her hat a
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matching lavender ribbon She too carried a bouquet of lavender muns and carnations . James Thwaits of Neu Paris served as best man. Ushers were Mike Bitner of 612 Main street. Syracuse and Daniel Spurting of r 1 Syracuse Enque Paradis of Syracuse was groomsman. The mother of the bride wore a double knit dress in white with silver trim. The bridegroom's mother wore a double knit dress in brown and orange. Reception Follows The reception which followed was held at the Syracuse Scout Catan The cabin was decorated in lavender and purple A threetier cake with flowing fountain centered the table Serving were Mrs Thomas Spurling. Mrs Larry Spurling, Mrs Emerson Coy and Mrs James Boyer The couple is residing at 607 Front street. The bnde is a graduate of Wawasee high school where she was a member of the National Honor Society and the Girls Sports dub She is currently employed by The Papers Incorporated The bridegroom is a salesman and electrician He is currently attending Wawasee high school where he is a member of DECA and the concert choir Ann Brice is admitted to IC Miss Ann E. Brice has been admitted “with distinction” by the admissions staff, with the authority issued by the admissions committee, for the 197475 fall semester at Indiana Central college Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brice, 601 South Lake street, Syracuse. She is a senior at Wawasee high school where she is a member of the National Honor Society and numerous other activities. Ann w»fi\ selected as an NMSQT commended student and plans to major in history.
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Garden club meets in Clingaman home The Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club met last week in the home of Mrs Ralph Clingaman with Mrs George Kleopfer as cohostess. Guests were Mrs Richard Bibler, Mrs. William Flagherty and Mrs Richard Gingaman New officers to serve in 1974 are: President — Mrs. Harry Appenzeller Vice president — Mrs. Gingaman Secretary — Mrs. R. C. Tytler Treasurer — Mrs. Peter Blue Response to roll call was "What House Plant Likes Me." During the lengthy business meeting, it was voted to give a donation to the Blue Star Memorial, purpose of which is to establish a living memorial in the armed forces. Area residents are reminded to look for these memorials along the highways Also, a donation to the World Gardening fund was given and to the state scholarship fund of the Gardens of Indiana. Inc. Gub members also agreed to buy feed for the ducks in the channel at Syracuse, urging others to do likewise As plans stand to date, a standard flower show at Wawasee high school is planned for August 1 and 2. with Mrs Appenzeller as chairman, and will be open to the public. Mrs Tytler will be chairman of the Christmas Bell Walk planned again this year The club will sponsor a bus trip to the flower show in Chicago the last of March and will be open to friends as well as club members The library arrangement entitled “In the Dead erf Winter” was displayed and will be taken to the Syracuse library by Mrs. Gingaman. the arranger. Lesson Mrs Clingaman presented the lesson on the upside down bird, the Nut Hatch. The club will be studying a different bird at each meeting. Mrs Harmon Harper gave the program on "Pot Plants. Take to the Air" informing members on how to prepare pots for hanging and various containers to be used for hanging of most potted plants. Refreshments of cherry cheesecake, nuts and coffee were served by the hostesses The next meeting will be at the Milford home of Mrs Gale Chapman K FALL WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Lynn E. Sheet* al r 4 Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter. Debra Lynne, to David R. Hollar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hollar of r 2 Milford. The bride-elect is a 1973 graduate of Wawasee high school and employed with the State Bank of Syracuse. Her fiance is a 1971 graduate of Wawasee high school and selfemployed at Dave’s Speed Equipment of Milford. An August wedding is planned.
McClure-Clouse lows are exchanged on Saturday
Barbara A. McClure of r 1 Leesburg and LaMar Clouse, r 2 Leesburg, exchanged wedding vows in a 6:30 o'clock service Saturday evening. Feb 9. at the North Winona Church of the Brethren Rev. Lester Young, pastor of the church, officiated for the double ring ceremony in the presence of 40 guests Yellow candles in the candelabra. yellow pompons on the altar and the three candles for the candle unity service, graced the wedding setting Mrs Young served as organist for the event. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs Glen Longenecker of r 7 Warsaw and Mrs Charles Clouse and the late Mr. Clouse of r 4 Nappanee Given In Marriage The bride, given in marriage by tso of her sons. Brent and Brian McClure, appeared in a gown of deep green velvet, princess styled, with bouffant sleeves and a pearl neckline. Her headdress was composed of a circlet of green velvet trimmed with seed pearls and a
Roberta Rhodes - Jack Schopf married in Zion Chapel Feb. 2
Roberta Lynn Rhodes and Jack A. Schopf were married during a double ring ceremony held February 2 at Zion Chapel Rev. Chester Reed officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jack Rhodes. North Webster The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Stanley Schopf. Syracuse The bride was given in marriage by her father before an altar decorated with a large candelabra She was attired in a floor length gown of ecru colored knit with ruffled lace overlay. It featured a high collar and long sleeves. Her veil cascaded from a head piece of white mums. She carried a bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. Donald Beer. Jr., was matron of honor Miss Daretta Grisamer served as bridesmaid. They' wore identical floor length gowns of pink knit and carried a single long stemmed pink rose. Mike Sheline served as best man Vince Rhodes, brother of the bride and Dave Schopf, brother of the bridegroom, seated guests The bride’s mother wore a light blue two-piece suit. Her corsage was of pink roses Reception Follows A wedding reception was held immediately following the ceremony
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shot matching veil. She carried a wHte Bible topped with yellow rosesand baby breath. I Attendants Mr* James Robertson of r 2 Leesttrg served as matron of honor n a gown of deep aqua with styling. Her flower was caught to a short veil antfehe carried a single long stemmy yellow rose. Ja met Robertson °f Leesburg was best man. A reckon followed in the home of the newlyweds at Lake Tippecatpe. Joy and Jean Robertsol presided at the reception where the yellow and green thene was carried out with flowers, c«ke and punch. Following a short wedding trip the couple will reside at r 1 Leesburg. The bridt is a graduate of Leesburg ligh school and Methodist hospital school of nursing She is the Kosciusko county health nurse The bridegroom. a graduate of Nappanee highschool, is district manager of taiaker Maid Kitchens. a divisir of the Tappan company.
The serving tatie featured a floral centerpiec- of red and white roses with white candles. The three-tie red wedding cake with flowing fqintain was decorated with pint, roses. The bride is a sensr student at Wawasee high sshooL The bridegroom is also i student at Wawasee high schKrf. He is employed at Syracse Rubber Co. Theta Sigma chapter to meet Tuesday The newly formed Th<a Sigma chapter of Psi lota Xi at North Webster met last weet in the home of Mrs. Phil Hoy at Tippecanoe Lake with 21 nembers responding to roll. Mrs. Jerry Badskey will be hostess for the next meesng on February 19 at 7:30 p.n. with Wanda Luke assisting. AREA PEOPLE VISIT RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scot of r 3 Syracuse and Martha Wlitten of r 1 New Paris spent the week end in Plainwell, Mich., with their children and grandchiloen, Mr. and Mrs Jerry Whettenand children. While they were there yang Doug Whetten fractured an arkle when a belt blew off while he vas starting his snowmobile
JUNE BRIDE — The engagement of Miss Cheryl Ann Washington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Washington. 719 South Thirteenth street. Goshen, and Clifford Boyer 111 is announced by her parents. Miss Washington completed her necessary credits for graduation at the dose of the first semester at Goshen high school and is employed at Penn Controls. Goshen. Her fiance, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Boyer. Jr.. 112 W. E. Long drive. Syracuse, is a 1971 graduate of Goshen high school and employed at Starcraft AgriProducts. A June 29 wedding date has been set. Mrs. Harlan Beer entertains Silver Thimble club The Silver Thimble club of Milford met in the home of Mrs Harlan Beer on Tuesday. Feb. 5. with Mrs. Glen Price. Sr., serving as co-hostess. Mrs. Bill Troup, president, called the meeting to order welcoming 15 members and three guests. During the business meeting officers’ and committee reports were given and thank you notes were read. "Happy Birthday" and “Happy Anniversary” were sung to those who were celebrating during the month. Devotions were given by Mrs. Robert Beer who read verses from the Bible giving the ingredients of love. The hymn “The Love of God” was sung. The project for the meeting was the members donating items to be used in teaching special education classes in Goshen where club member Mrs Arthur Haab is a teacher Cherry desserts, nuts, fudge, tea and coffee were served Mrs. Troup received the door prize. The next meeting will be March 4 in the home of Mrs. Ned Speicher with Mrs. Steve Haab serving as co-hostess. Faint heart never won fair lady. —William Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Beer elected to head Eastern Star
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Beer were elected to head Kosciusko chapter 160 Order of the Eastern Star. Milford, during the chapter’s stated meeting last Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Joe O Estep were elected as associate matron and patron. Also elected'were the following: Secretary — Mrs. Julia Reed Treasurer — Mrs. Stanley Scott Conductress — Mrs. Bill Little Associate Conductress — Mrs. Gertrude Ritter A total of 16 persons attended
Mrs. Don Davidsen presents program to Sorosis club
The Sorosis club of Milford met in the home erf Mrs. Norman Lovell on Monday evening, Feb. 4. Mrs. Donald Davidsen of Warsaw, a former resident of this area, introduced five foreign exchange students from the Warsaw area who are living in this country for a year as part of the Youth for Understanding program. These young people are attending Warsaw high school and had many interesting things to tell the club about their hometowns, their families and the differences and similarities between their lands and the USA. Those participating in the program were Lena Ferm beck, Sweden; Susi W’yss. Switzerland; Alrey Vistro, the Phillipine Islands; Driton Nushi. Yugoslavia; and Max von Cube, Germany. Mr. von Cube is a house guest of the Davidsens for this school year. During the business meeting the president. Mrs. Paul RETURN FROM WESTERN VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pilcher of Syracuse returned home Thursday from a three and a half week western vacation. They visited Mrs. Pilcher’s mother and sisters at Rocky Ford, Colo.; their daughter Mrs. Richard Chapman, Sgt. Chapman and son at Kirtland air force base. .Albuquerque. N. M.; and other relatives in southern California They also spent three days in Las Vegas. Nev.
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the meeting in spite of the snow storm which hit the area earlier in the day. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely presided in the east. The chapter room was decorated in shades of red and other items appropriate to Valentine’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Myers, Mrs. C. S. Myers. Mrs. Gladys Coy, Mrs. John B. Augsburger and Mrs. Dick Casto served refreshments at the close of the meeting in keeping with the Valentine theme. Decorations on the tables in the dining room also followed the Valentine theme.
Brembeck asked all members to fill out application blanks for their choice of Milford’s “Citizen of the Year” award. At the close of the evening Mrs. Lovell served cherry cheesecake, coffee and tea to her guests. The next meeting will be March 4 in the home of Mrs. Jake Tusing at Secrist Lake. A kk. < JULY WEDDING PLANNED — Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyce of r 1 Milford announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki Sue to Roger D. Kuhn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt Kuhn of r 1 Cromwell. Vicki will be a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of West Noble high school and is employed at Sudlow’s Pier shop in Syracuse. A July wedding is being planned.