The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 June 1977 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 22,1977

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Bryant, Blue vows exchanged at Warsaw Pentecostal Church

Miss Judy Bryant, daughter of Rev and Mrs Sidney Bryant of r 6 Warsaw and formerly of Syracuse, became the bnde of Barry Blue, 707 East Center Street. Warsaw, on Saturday. Mav 28. tn the United Pentecostal Offirch at Warsaw The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Blue of Leesburg Rev Floyd Henson, pastor of the church, officiated for the double nng ceremony at 7:30 pm in the presence of 200 guests Two daisy arrangements and two candleabra with seven lighted tapers graced the wed ding setting Brenda Archer served as organist, while Terry Golden sang “Theme from Love Story." "There is Love” and “We've Only Just Begun " Bride In I-ace The bride, given in mamage by her father, selected a gown of white lace featuring a full skirt, long sleeves and layered skirt Her fingertip length circular veil was edged in lace and she carried a large daisy arrangement with baby's breath interspersed Tonya Fleetwood served as the I R US ON FOR Stiff MEN ~~~ WOMN AAA A* * SA 4A 3A ai» y »’ >t} s<3 5i3 c c ** • c Ul Si’ 5 « ■ 14 3 n « <3 t M 4 M 3 M 3 >A I it S 4 >3 3 13 4 <3 4t Si M *<«. ><k .SJ3 5 13 AH Vv-e, A Itov Hit ’ »o«. • (>«•<«< • «toU> ' Adtom . . fMrto Port • Red 3 ' • O»ld • G<a«i Mo'e* • I* ’op Vdert • • *’«*•* Ax I • McH • t tiviA L* ****** «***>»> l«n • I *•*»•* CK»'Scar* A »v»4 «a> d||||| I ?I« .v Ma: Opo, fc Cto,, 4 t DOUG PUCHER SHOE STORE I ‘to-’-Vto M imd 131 I **

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miniature bride in a gown identical to the bride except for short puff sleeves She also had a short circular veil and carried a small daisy and baby’s breath arrangement Attendants Serrena Walker of Syracuse served as maid of honor and Patti Chandler. Warsaw, matron of honor Their gowns were blue with high neckline, long sleeves and featured lace on the gown front to the floor with a ruffle at the gown bottom They carried mediumsued daisy arrangements The bridegroom was attired in a light blue tuxedo, with blue ruffled shirt and vest, as was the miniature bridegroom Bridesmaids were Cynthia Ellison of Warsaw, Sondra Duffy and Nina Bryant, both of rural Warsaw, Cissy Armstrong. Columbia City and Missy Ellison. Warsaw Their floor-length gowns featured high necklines, long sleeves, and lace edging, in rainbow colors of yellow, lavender, mint green and peach They carried small daisy bouquets. Robert Blue of and Buddy Chandler, Warsaw, served as the bridegroom’s attendants Ushers were Jim Ellison. Jack Bryant and Mike Roher, all of Warsaw, and Tony Searfoss. Syracuse The mother of the bnde was attired in a blue gown, and the bridegroom’s mother was dressed in peach Three dainty red roses comprised their cor sages Reception Follows A reception followed in the church basement Rainbow colors graced the serving table which featured a large cake, colored daisy flowers and a blue water running fountain in the middle of the cake Dulana Turnbow and Donna Weaver

served. Following a two-week wedding trip to Florida, the couple is residing in Warsaw. The bridegroom is a machinest at DePuy’s Inc., Warsaw, and plans to further his education in drafting. Past Presidents enjoy wiener roast Members of the Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary unit 226 met in the home of Hattie Becker and Hilda Ruch on Wednesday evening. June 15. A weiner roast with all the trimmings was served to the guests. During the business meeting Mrs. Lloyd Coy was elected to serve as president of the unit for the coming year. She will be attending the convention at French Lick later in the month. A social time was enjoyed. Favors were wrapped in newspaper and given the guests The packages brought many surprises and laughs. Betty Whitman will entertain the group in August Those present were Marge Coy, Maxine Piper, Bea Ruch, Glennis Stump, Myrtle Felkner, Beulah Felkner. Donna Fisher, Betty Whitman and the hostesses. Twilighters Club meets in lake home of Richard Workmans Members of the Twilighters Bunco Club at Syracuse met last Wednesday evening in the Lake Wawasee home of club member Mrs. Richard Workman. Mrs. Donald Niles was co-hostess and Mrs Gerald Bitner, a guest. Plans were discussed to attend a show at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse in August. High for the evening went to Mrs Charles Searfoss; low and travel. Mrs Eugene Henning; and door prize, Mrs. Bitner. Mrs Searfoss will entertain for the July meeting, with Mrs. Bill Cobum assisting Wedding shower given A wedding shower and luncheon was held June 6, at the Maplecrest County Club, Goshen, for Miss Colleen Coy, Syracuse. The luncheon and shower was given by Mrs Robert W. Miller, Wheaton. 111., and Mrs Richard Kercher. Goshen. Miss Coy wed Wynn Schwalm, Syracuse, Sunday, June 19. Shower gifts were received in the presence of Mrs Peggy Coy, mother of the bride; Mrs Jean Schwalm, mother of the bridegroom; Mrs. Merle Schwalm. Goshen; and Mrs Opal Nolan, Syracuse.

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MR. AND MRS. THOMAS D. REITH

Sunday wedding unites Della Morse, Thomas Reith

Della Rai Morse became the bride of Thomas D. Reith of 8134 East Elm Street. Mishawaka, on Sunday, June 12, at 68158 Division Street. New’ Paris. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith of Syracuse. Pastor Waldo Gaby performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 75 guests. Nancy Gaby provided nuptial music. The Bride The new Mrs Reith wore a white midi-dress with a bodice highlighted with pink and blue roses. She carried an arrangement of sweetheart roses with baby’s breath accented with pink streamers and a dainty veil headdress completed her attire Sue Overholser attended the bride She wore a tan midi-dress and carried sweetheart roses with greenery and pink streamers Rick Collins, a friend of the bridegroom, served as best man The bride s mother selected to wear a blue and white shirt suit Her corsage was white carnations with pink lace The mother of the bridegroom was attired in green print and her corsage was of white carnations with pink lace. Both grandmothers were present and each wore a corsage of carnations with pink ribbon Reception A reception followed with a huge three-tiered cake decorated with pink roses and a bride and bridegroom, centering the ser-

Calvary Church holds annual father-son banquet event

Calvary United Methodist Church at Syracuse held its annual father and son banquet event last Thursday evening at Oakwood Park Hotel. The opening prayer was by John R Walker Robert Jones served as emcee. Rev. Ross Cook introduced the program, “Words and Music" by Rozella Corll of Huntington. Ron Pollock, son of

ving table. A wedding supper was prepared by kay Caudill, sister of the bride. The couple is residing at 8134 Elm Street, Mishawaka, following a brief honeymoon trip. The bridegroom is a 1977 graduate of Indiana University of South Bend. Senior Citizens dinner not free A call this week from Amanda Davisson revealed the dinner for Senior Citizens at the Scout Cabin in Syracuse on July 1 is a picnic but is not a free meal. The picnic is being held by REAL and will be in honor of the 4th of July Miss Davisson is taking reservations and persons wishing to attend the picnic should contact her. Ebeneezer Ladies hold annual picnic Members of the Ebeneezer Ladies Aid. Syracuse, held their annual picnic Thursday, June 16, in the home of Minnie Doll. A total of 19 members and seven guests attended. Mary Harper, president, presided over the meeting and read devotions. Yearbooks were also passed out. The July meeting will be announced later

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pollock, gave the benediction Awards Calvin Beck was the oldest father in attendance, and Brian Neff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Neff, the youngest. Door prizes went to Calvin Beck, Michael Neff. Garry Crafton and Gary’ Cook. The banquet was planned by the women’s organization of the church with Mrs. John Walker as chairman. Mrs Allen Shively. Mrs. Robert Laudeman and Mrs. Kenneth Elson helped with decorations, table arrangements and clean-up. Mrs. Junior Hollar was in charge of the food committee Ray Brays honored on 49th anniversary Mr and Mrs. Charles Myers and family entertained at a chicken barbecue on Sunday at their lake home in Syracuse in honor of the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs RayBray of Milford Those attending were Mr and Mrs Evar Troup and family. Mr and Mrs Dave Troup. Mr and Mrs Jerry Bray and family. Mr. and Mrs. Larrv Brav and family, all of Milford

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Underwoods to celebrate 50th anniversary Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Underwood, North Webster, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary’ Sunday. July 3, in the North Webster United Methodist Church. Rev. and Mrs. Underwood were married 50 years ago in Wichita. Kan. Pastor Underwood has served Etna-Troy-Oak Grove in W'hitley County; Mount EtnaJefferson Chapel and Majenica Circuit in Huntington County. Other churches include Ligonier; Bradley Memorial Church; Greenfield; First Church Peru; First Church Decatur; and Saint Joseph Church. Fort Wayne. The Underwoods’ three sons. Richard. Norman and William will be hosts at the reception which starts at 2 p.m. in the North Webster United Methodist Church where Rev. Underwood is assistant pastor. The 2 o’clock program in the sanctuary is one of “Remembrance and Thanksgiving,’’ to be followed by a reception in the church dining room. Mrs. C. D. Barnes hostess for the UM Women's group The Milford unit of the United Methodist Church Women met June 9 in the home of Mrs. Carlyle Barnes with Mrs. Alyce Fuller serving as co-hostess. Mrs. James Longfellow opened the meeting by reading John 3:16 and then giving an Old English prayer. The cookbooks of the unit were shown and those persons interested in purchasing any should contact Mrs. T. A. Miller, Mrs. Frances Vandergift, Mrs. Robert Ruch or Mrs. Robert Brooks Mrs. Bessie Sunthimer gave the lesson on the American Indian with the aid of films and narrative. The ladies sang, “Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life” with Mrs. Marion Snyder accompanying. Mrs. Sunthimer closed by leading the group in reading “An Indian Prayer." The unit will meet on July 14 in the home of president Mrs. Dean Cousins at 12 noon for a sack lunch. Beverage will be supplied. Members are urged to take their families and enjoy the pool. Nancy Cumberland honored at shower Nancy Cumberland of Milford was honored at a bridal shower on June 10 by the ladies of the Turkey Creek Church of the Brethren's Circle of Hands Women’s Fellowship. Mrs. Jack Mikel and Mrs. Dan Smith served as co-hostesses for the event. Word games were enjoyed by the 23 guests in attendance. Walter Millers honored for their 61st anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Miller of near Milford were honored on their 61st anniversary at a family dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs Neal Cory on Sunday. Also attending were Miss Donna Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yoder of Goshen The June birthdays of ..Miss Miller and Mrs Yoder were also celebrated. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yoder and family

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Saint Mary's Catholic Church is setting for Little. Jones wedding

Saint Mary’s Catholic Church in Anderson was the setting for the recent wedding of Judith Ann Little and Robert Clark Jones. Rev. Joseph Ruffing officiated at the double ring ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Little of Milford. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Jones of Anderson. Shelley Kaiser. Muncie, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Vicki Little, Fort Wayne, sister of the bride; and Jennifer Seat, Indianapolis, sister of the bridegroom. Kent Jones. Anderson, served his brother as best man. Ushers were James Balsley, Noblesville; Thom Vanderbur. Muncie; Robert Seat. Indianapolis, brother-in-law of the bridegroom; and William Little. Milford, brother of the bride. Music was provided by Philip K. Fawley of Syracuse. The light blue and peach color scheme was carried out in a reception at the Knights of , Columbus Hall in Anderson. Servers at the reception were JoAnne Shelby, Anderson, sister

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of the bridegroom; Karen Hinton, Anderson, and Carla Miller, Huntington. Following a wedding trip to southern Indiana, the newlyweds are residing in Anderson. The new Mrs. Jones is a 1973 graduate of Wawasee High School. The bridegroom graduated in 1969 from Anderson High School and in 1975 from Ball State University. He is employed with the Anderson Newspapers. Tom Speicher on dean's list INDIANAPOLIS - Tom A. Speicher of r 2 Milford has been named to the dean’s Jist at Butler University for the second semester of the 1976-77 college year. A grade of at least a “B” is required to be named to the list. j help coping with/ gnoncy? 1 BIKTWBIGNT I 422 1818 Or 288 7640 f