The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 May 1974 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOUftNAL —Wed., May 1,1*74

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Wesner-Sorensen vows exchanged on Saturday

Melissa Lee Wesner of Syracuse became the bride of Thomas B. Sorensen of Milford at 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 27, at the Saint Andrews United Methodist church near Syracuse. The double ring ceremony was performed in the presence of 100 guests by Rev. Marvin Jones, pastor of the church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. William Wesner of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sorensen of Milford Decorations on the altar were of white daisies and mums, other appointments included two white five tiered candelabra with white candles. Traditional wedding music was provided by Philip Fawley at the organ The bride was given in marriage by her father Bridal Gown The bridal gown was styled by the bride's mother. It was made of a nylon flocked with chains of yellow daisies. The overshirt and waist insert were of nylon organza The gown featured a wide lapel collar, a wide sash with a large bow in back. She wore a shoulder length veil of nylon tulle which featured a pearl tiara. Her flowers were a nosegay erf white daisies with white roses Serving as maid of honor was Tonya Bushong of Syracuse She was attired in a yellow polyester crepe dress with empire waist, back sash, shirred bodice and wide collar with lace overlay. The bridesmaid, who was the sister of the bride. Mrs. Gary Lake of New Haven, wore an identical dress to the maid of honor in lime green Both wore large picture hats with green ribbon trim and carried a single long stemmed yellow rose with streamers to match their gowns. I Groom - * Attendants Rent Sawyer served as best man and Steve Yoder. fTjed 7 pc. dinette 939.59 I 4 pc. bed complete, includes t | baa spring and mattress! j Safa Beds 888 89 and up J I 4 pc. Canopy bed complete. 9 with spring and mattress. | | White French or Maples » ma ss t Special 3 pc. Maple dining I | imam suite, estension table. 4ft J captains chairs 8225.99 |Maple bonk beda complete J | 1128.83 | | IBIk. vinyl tuxedo sofa Aft . recliner only 1319.99 "Westinghouse heavy duty " I washer and drver 9399.95 I I"* | ICARPET 17.95 sq. yd. IN- * f CLUDES PAD AND IN- | | STALLATION I Brommer i | Furniture 4 Mile S. Syracuse On 13 * | Ask About Oar ) i Coavenieut Credit Terms |

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cousin of the bridegroom, was groomsman. Both are Milford residents. Ushers were Bruce Bultemeier of Fort Wayne and David Snider, another cousin of the bridegroom, of New Paris. The mother of the bride was attired in a mint green polyester dress with matching bonded lace coat and white accessories. The grooms mother wore a two piece beige knit ensemble with a raised design and brown accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations and yellow roses Reception A reception followed the ceremony in the fellowship hall at the church. Guests were seated at tables decorated with green and yellow crepe paper and candles. The serving table featured a four tiered wedding cake. The top had wedding bells and doves encircled in lilies of the vaßey. Other tiers were accented with yellow roses and wedding bells Serving the guests were Betty Sorensen of Fort Wayne. Dianne Deck and Jan Swartz of Syracuse and Glenda Guenin of New Haven. Gifts were opened by Susan Yoder and Diane Wpthrich both of Milford The guest book was attended by Kim Trobaugh of North Webster The bride is a student at Wawasee high school. The groom is a 1973 graduate of Wawasee and is presently employed by the Warsaw district of the Indiana state highway department. The couple is now at home on r 2 Milford. « - * jjß ELECTED — Mrs. Clem (Suzanne) Lisor of Syracuse was elected associate graad conductress nt the 199th Century of Stars session of the Indiana graad chapter last Tuesday. The grand chapter session was held at Indianapolis. Mrs. Lisor was initiated into the Syracase chapter ia May of 1999 and served her chapter as worthy matron In 1917-98 with James Michael as worthy patron. She and her husband served as worthy matron and patron of the chapter in 1972-73. The newly elected associate graad conductress was a page at the 94th session of grand chapter in 1998 and served district 29 as deputy iu 1999-79. She was president of the district 29 organization in 1972-73 and served as Grand Esther la 1973-74. The Users are members of the Calvary t ailed Methodist church at SvTacuse and are the parents of two sons. Clem 111 and Kenneth

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STYLE SHOW MONDAY — The Columbian Reading Circle — Sorosis club style show will be held at 7:39 p.m. Monday. May 7. in the Milford Christian church’s Christian activities center. The show will take the place of the annual Reciprocity meeting. Shown above from left are Sandy Gerencser. model, Mrs. Ron (Gloria) Baumgartner. CRC chairman; Mrs. Dan (Sherry) Brown, model; Mrs. William (Betty) Johnson of the House Across the Street in Nappanee who is serving as fashion co-ordinator for the show; and Mrs. Max (Mary) Duncan, model and CRC president The models above are three of II who will be showing the new spring fashions from the House .Across the street

Kimero Shipley, Alvin Walker married April 27 in Webster

Kimera Jo Shipley and Alvin D. Walker, Jr., were married April 27 at the North Webster United Methodist church Rev. John Weeks officiated during the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shipley, r 1 Warsaw. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Walker, Sr., Hoopeston, 111. The bride was given in marriage by her father before an altar flanked with two large baskets of blue and white daisies and baby’s breath. She was attired in an ivory colored flow-length gown styled with rounded neckline, long sleeves and lace bodice. The empire waistline was adorned with a lace medallion and tiny pearl buttons Her floor length veil was secured by a comb covered with net ruffles. She carried a floral arrangement of blue and white daisies and baby’s breath on an open Bible. The Bible was a gift from the bridegroom. Music was provided by Mrs. Marilyn Knaulf, organist; Miss Sally Sittler. pianist; Mrs. Dick Shipley, soloist; and God’s Children singers. la Pale Blue Lee Ann Hall. Milford, served as maid of honor. She wore a flow-length gown of pale blue polyester styled with empire waist and short sleeves. Iter wide brimmed hat was adorned with blue ribbon. She carried a white basket of blue and white daisies and baby’s breath. Vicki Jensen. Syracuse and Polly Sittter. New Haven, cousin of the bride, were bridesmaids. They wore gowns identical to the one warn by the maid of, honor Dawn Walker. Warsaw, niece of the bridegroom, was flower gjrt She was attired in a gown similar to that of the bride’s other attendants. Mark Walker. Dewart Lake, was ringbearer Doug Walker. Warsaw, served as his brother's best man. Jim Walker. Warsaw, brother of the bridegroom, and Charles Scott, North Webster, were groomsmen. Ron Richey. North Webster fiyi Bruce Vandermark, Warsaw. acted as ushers. The bride’s mother wore a floor-length dress of white knit

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and corsage of blue flowers. A pale blue floor length dress and corsage of white and blue flowers was worn by the bridegroom’s mother. Reception Follows Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the church fellowship room. The serving table was decorated in shades of blue and white. The large tiered wedding cake was adorned with blue flowers and was topped by a cross, intertwined wedding bands and blue flowers. Shirley Miller. Debby Searer. Mona Schwartz and Cindy Sheetz, assisted guests at the serving table. Following a short wedding trip to Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Walker will be at home on r l North Webster. The bride is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school. She is employed as a waitress at Grassy Greek Restaurant. The bridegroom graduated from Milford high school and attended Indiana university He served four years with the United States Navy. He is presently employed by Walkers Roofing Co., Warsaw. Debra Craft honored at bridal shower Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener entertained at her Syracuse home Saturday evening at a bridal shower honoring Miss Debra Craft of r 1 Etna Green Miss Craft will wed Ronald Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robinson of Syracuse. Both mothers, Mrs. Dari Craft and Mrs. Robinson, were in attendance for the shower. Prizes for game winners were presented the guest of honor. She

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found her many gifts from guests on a table centered with a large bride doll and under an arqh of lavender and pink, the chosen colors of the bride-elect. The serving table was decorated in the same color scheme, and individual cakes were decorated with pink doves and edged in lavender.

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APRIL BRIDE — Mr. aad Mrs. Clarence Eby of Syracuse announce the marriage of their daughter. Crystal Eby, to Issac Poe. sea of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Poe of Leesburg. The couple married April IS at Cliatwood. Va. The bride will he a 1*74 graduate of Wawasee high school. The bridegroom is employed at Holiday Rambler Corporation at Wakarusa. The couple plan to reside at Nappaaee.

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Betty Sorensen honored at bridal shower Wednesday A bridal shower was held at the Bethel Church of the Brethren in Milford an Wednesday evening for Miss Betty Sorensen of Fort Wayne. Miss Sorensen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sorensen of r 1 Milford. She will become the bride of Bruce Bultemeier of Fort Wayne on May 25. The program portion of the shower was opened with a fun contest with Mrs. Ben Kaiser. Jr., and Mrs. Allen Brunjes as winners. A humerous skit entitled “Tearful Parting” was then presented by Mrs. Ronn Smith and Mrs. Brunjes. A special vocal selection “Let It Be Me” was sung by Mrs. Larry Mast and Mrs. Larry Snider accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Dennis Wuthrich. Devotions for the evening were given by Mrs. Richard Smith. Miss Sorensen was assisted in opening her gifts by Mrs. Wuthrich and Miss Janet Doty. There were approximately 55 ladies and children present with special guests being Mrs. Norma Bultemeier, mother of the bridegroom-to-be, Fort Wayne; Miss Kay Sorensen, Nappanee; Mrs. Ray Sorensen, Mrs. Eldon Sorensen, Mrs. Dale Sorensen, Marcia and Maureen and Mrs. Robert Hurd, all of Milford. Refreshments of lemon dessert, nuts, coffee and tea were served from a table decorated with the bride’s chosen color of yellow and a centerpiece of freshly picked spring flowers. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Donn Kesler, Mrs Ralph Miller and Mrs. Fred Weisser. Wemple sisters at Anderson Miss Jackie Jo Wemple of Anderson, S.C., has been elected Woman of the Year of that town. Miss Wemple attended Anderson college where she is now employed as admittance consultant. She has organized and directs a singing group of students who sing all over South Carolina and on radio. Jerri Wemple, younger sister of Miss Wemple, is a freshman at Anderson college. She is an A student on the dean’s list, and has been elected a member of Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic achievement society. She recently won a full scholarship for her sophomore year. The younger Miss Wemple also was chosen as one of 20 students to go to England for several weeks this summer. Jackie and Jerri Wemple are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jacque Wemple former residents of Milford. Luncheon date set for Afternoon Bridge-O-Rama The spring party for the Afternoon Bridge-O-Rama of the Lakeland area will be held at 12 noon on May 9 at The Cove Inn, i-ako Wawasee. Reserve bans must be in by May S and may be made by contacting Mrs. Ralph Ctingaman or Sirs. William Brammer.

Jennie Hamman and Nick Yoder married at Oswego on April 26

Jennie Lee Hamman, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Hamman, r l Leesburg, and Nidi Yoder, son of Sir. and Mrs. Henry J. Yoder, Sr., r 2 Nappanee, were married April 26 during a single ring ceremony held at the First Baptist Church, Oswego. Rev. Raymond Finkbiner officiated. Mrs. Judy Neibert provided organ music. The altar was adorned with floral arrangements of white daisies. •The bride, given in marriage by Glenn White, her uncle, appeared in a floor-length gown of white netting over silk with chapel train. TV high ruffled neckline was adorned with seed pearls. The long sheer puffed sleeves featured wide lace ruffles over the bride’s hands. The gown was styled with V neckline and lace insert at the empire waist. Her elbow length veil was attached to a cloche style floral headpiece. She carried a bouquet of white daisies. Sister Serves Mrs. Jane Morton, Mentone, served as her sister’s matron of honor. She was attired in a light lavender gown styled like the bride’s. She wore a wide brimmed lavender hat and carried a white candle in a floral ring. Sherry Morton, Mentone, niece of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a light lavender gown identical to that of the honor attendant and carried a white basket of daisy and mum petals. Terry Morton, Mentone, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. Paul Doddiger, Nappanee, served as best man.

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Ushers were Tom Beeson, Nappanee, brother-in-law of the bridegroom and Robin Neibert, Oswego. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations. Reception Held A wedding reception was held in the church basement immediately following the ceremony. A three-tiered cake, decorated withl lavender and white flowers, centered the serving table. It was topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. Harriet White and Tami Ward presided at the serving table. The bride attended Wawasee high school. The bridegroom graduated from North Wood high school. He is employed at South Whitley Nutritional Center. The couple will reside at Clunette. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin of North Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisser, Milford, enjoyed dinner at a Fort Wayne restaurant on Saturday evening. Mr. Martin’s birthday was observed. SPECIAL OFFER... Buy a special 29's tray advertising I" * Coke for $1.99. Get a FREE 8 Pak, 18 oz. bottles of Coca-Cola.