The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 January 1978 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — January 18,1978

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MR. AND MRS. WAYNE SHOLTEY

December 31 wedding unites Marcia Stark, Wayne Sholtey

Marcia Ann Stark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stark of 21206 CR 20 Goshen, was married December 31 at 1:30 p.m., in the Sugar Grove Church, Goshen, to Wayne Lee Sholtey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sholtey, r 3 Syracuse. Rev. Douglas Connelly, pastor of the Sugar Grove Church, officiated at the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with peppermint carnations and camilia foliage and red candles on a candelabra. The bride wore a long white velvet gown with cape of flocked nylon, trimmed in lace and pearl beads. Her veil was a finger tipcap style, trimmed with lace and pearls to match the cape. Her bouquet was of red roses with stephanotis and white lace. The matron of honor was Mrs. Robert Baker of Goshen. She wore an emerald green velvet long dress, with a red rose in her hair. Miniature white carnations, red sweetheart roses and lace were the flowers she carried. Mrs. Dale McCreary of Elkhart was the bridesmaid. Her dress was floor length cherry red velvet. She had the same flowers and headdress as the matron of honor. t Best man was James Sholtey of

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Syracuse; groomsman, Russell Ivison, Springfield, Mo. Ushers were Gerald Rasler of Goshen, Dale McCreary of Gary Mock of Milford and James LaGuarde of Syracuse. Mrs. Robert Stark, mother of the bride, wore a long coral double knit dress. Both mothers wore white carnation and red sweetheart rose corsages. Organist for the wedding was Robert Baker and vocalist was Mrs. James Yoder. Reception Follows The reception was held in the Sugar Grove fellowship hall following the wedding. The room was decorated in white, red and green with blue bells. Servers for the reception were Jacqueline Hoffman, Sue Chiddister, Becky Kieble, Monica Hoffman, Linda Stark and Sandy Zipser. Gift openers were Tracy Miller, Mrs. Harold Rasler, Mrs. Margaret Streetest and Nancy Euster. Gift carriers were James and Wendy Baker and Gene and Leanne McCreary, nieces and nephews of the bride. , The bride is employed as sales representative at Georgia Pacific in Elkhart. She graduated from Elkhart Central High School. The bridegroom is graduated from Milford High School and is self-employed as a farmer. The couple went to the southwest part of the United States on their honeymoon. They will be residing on r 1 Syracuse upon returning.

Teresa Beer receives Chi Omega honors

Teresa S. Beer, Indiana University Bloomington sophomore, r 1 box 175 Milford, has been awarded a Chi Omega Scholarship given to full-time junior or senior students who have maintained an average scholastic standing. Diane M. Kesler, freshman, box 194, Kathryn R. Steffen, Film to be shown The public is invited to see the film “How to Say No to a Rapist and Survive” on Tuesday, Jan. 31. It will be shown at 7 p.m. in the Women’s Building on the fairgrounds in Warsaw. The film is distributed by United Telephone Company and sponsored by the Golden April Home Extension Club of near Pierceton.

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Susan Joy Robinson, r 1 Orleans, and Kevin James Fry, r 4 Syracuse, were united in marriage December 23 in the Syria Christian Church, Orleans. The double ring ceremony was performed by Doug Dickey, Purdue University campus minister, assisted by Bro. Terry Kemp. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Robinson, of Orleans, and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fry, Syracuse. Music was provided by Mrs. Lee Johnson, organist, and the Joy Bell Choir. Becky Replogle, soloist, also performed. Musical selections included “If,” “Wedding Song,” “The Lord’s Prayer,” “O Perfect Love” and “Walk Hand in Hand.” For the ceremony, Susan chose a gown of sheer nylon organza with a full skirt and chapel train. Appliqued Chantilly lace and pearls boardered the gown and' lace accented the cuffs of the full bishop sleeves. Lace also edged the chapel length veil of white illusion and accented the bodice. The gown also featured a lace stand-up collar. The bride’s corsage consisted of red rosebuds, white spider mums and baby’s breath. Maid of honor was Pam Leatherman. She wore a red knit dress with a short jacket trimmed in white maribu. Bridesmaids were Sara Mace, New Marshfield, Ohio, Nancy Blevins, Hardinsburg and Peggy Esgate, Hammond. All wore red gowns and each attendant carried a hurricane lamp cen-

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junior, 411 W. Emeline and Jane M. Wilson, junior, r 2, all from Milford, have each been awarded a Merit Scholarship. Nick Tatros visiting in Milford Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tatro are visiting the Noble Fishers of r 2 Milford. The Tatros are presently stationed in Cairo, Egypt, where he is a foreign correspondent for the Associated Press. Mrs. Tatro is the former Earlene Fisher and is a free lance writer and writer for A.P. The couple returned to the states because of the death of Mr. Tatro’s mother.

tered with a red candle, silk poinsettias and greenery. Annette Wilder and Joy Robinson were flower girl and ring bearer. Acting as best man was Kevin Rhoads. Groomsmen were Mark Sorensen* Milford; David Robinson, Orleans and Marc Fry, of Syracuse. Robinson served as usher with Matthew Fry, Syracuse. Mother of the bride wore a floor-length mint green gown. Mrs. Fry chose a floor-length shirtwaist gown of medium green. Both mothers wore white silk roses for corsages. Holiday Decorations Holiday greenery, red velvet bows and red Christmas or- ’ naments adorned the altar. Red poinsettias decorated the church and hurricane lamps lined the aisles. A reception followed the ■ ceremony in the church. Mrs. David Hackney, Mrs. Roger Robinson and Mrs. Bill Wilder acted as servers. Following a honeymoon to the Spring Mill Inn, the couple is now residing in Siloam Springs, Ark. The bride is a graduate of Purdue University and has been contracted to teach home economics for the second semester at Cookson Hills Christian Church, Siloam Springs. The groom attended Purdue University and Milligan College in Tennessee. He was employed at Starcraft Corp, in Goshen as a quality inspector.

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MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN J. COLUNS

Ann Wolf becomes bride of Stephen J. Collins

Ann Wolf became the bride of Stephen J. Collins on Saturday, Dec. 31, at 3:30 in the afternoon in the Atwood Otterbein United Methodist Church. The new Mrs. Collins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wolf, r 4 Warsaw and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Miller, r 1 Milford. Her husband is the son of Hollis Barge Collins, Jr., 472 Broad St., Fairburn, Ga. Rev. Keith Burch officiated at the double ring ceremony. Music was provided by Sue Shively, organist and Randy Snyder, soloist, for selections “Evergreen” and “Treasurers.” The altar was decorated with pine branches, white Christmas mums and candelabras with holly and baby’s breath. Lighted candles in goblets decorated the altar and windows of the church. Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in a floor-length gown of ivory qiana jersey with empire bodice and a draping chapel train. A high neckline and tapered sleeves graced by Alencon lace and pearls. Alencon lace edged the finger-tip mantilla head piece, also formed a cape. She carried her mother’s white Bible with stephanotis centered with orchids entertwined by white lace ribbon. Pam Wolf of Atwood, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. She wore a gown of pink polyester knit with a short burgundy velvet jacket with a hood edged in pink maribou trim. She carried three long-stemmed pink roses with baby’s breath and tied with pink ribbon. Inese Gailites of Chicago served as bridesmaid. She wore an identical gown to the maid of honor’s and carried like flowers. Hollin B. Collins, Jr., of Fairbum, Ga., the father of the bridegroom, served as best man. Ushers were Ricky Collins of Fairbum, Ga., brother of the bridegroom and Joe A. Wolf of r 4 Warsaw, brother of the bride. The mother of the bride wore a burgundy polyester floor-length gown trimmed in burgundy velvet. The bridegroom’s mother wore a floor-length burgundy polyester gown and a mink stole. Both wore orchid corsages. Mrs.

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Herman Miller of Milford, grandmother of the bride, wore a blue polyester floor-length gown and a corsage of pink roses. A reception, following the ceremony, was held in the Atwood community building. A buffet supper was served. Mrs. Joe Wolf was in charge of the guest book. Serving cake and punch were Jerry Collins and Mrs. Ferrell Barrow of Fairbum, Ga., sisters of the bridegroom. Music was provided by Sue Shively on the organ and Randy Snyder, soloist. Assisting with gifts were Mrs. Ben Stookey of Leesburg and Jill Shroyer of Cleveland, Ohio. Rice attendants were Jennifer and Jim Bob Wolf, niece and nephew of the bride. Amy Cormany, cousin of the bride, passed out scrolls, remembrances from the bride and bridegroom. The tables were decorated with pink candles and holly. About 240 guests attended the reception. The bride, a graduate of Indiana State University, has taught 3% years in Skyland Elementary School, Atlanta, Ga. Her husband, a graduate of the Joint Apprenticeship Training Trust of Atlanta, Ga., was employed with Economy Industries as a pipefitter for two years. Since their marriage they are at home on r 4 Warsaw. Mr. Collins is employed at Wolf Stock and Grain Farms near Atwood. Vanlaninghom baby honored at shower Heather Marie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Vanlaningham of r 1 Milford, was honored at a shower in the home of Miss Colleen Beer of r 2 Milford on Monday night. Winners of contests were Mrs. Dan Hollinger, Mrs. Eric Coburn and Miss Kathy Bart man, all of Syracuse. The centerpiece was a cake made and decorated by Elaine Stichter. Thirteen employees of The Papers Incorporated and two children, Anthony Rupert and Teresa Musselman, were present to honor their former co-worker’s infant daughter.

OES vacant offices filled

Vacant offices were filled by Syracuse Chapter No. 283, Order of the Eastern Star, at its meeting Wednesday, Jan. 11. Those offices filled included: Associate matron — Priscilla Rhode Associate patron — Clare Mohler Secretary — Prim Dunn Associate conductress — Charmaine Egolf Members were reminded of Syracuse chapter’s 75th anniversary to be held Friday, Feb. 10. Committees for the anniversary then ghve their reports. Also discussed was the chapter’s participation in the district inspection to be held in Goshen on Saturday, Feb". 18. Syracuse will conduct the baby dedication and the closing. A report was given by Lucy Grange leadership program held at Hex Grange Hall The District Grange officers leadership program for the northern section of Indiana was held in # the Hex Grange Hall, northeast of Syracuse, Saturday, Jan. 14. State officers, deputies and department chairmen instructed the subordinate and pomona masters, secretaries, agriculture, women’s activities and membership chairmen, the youth, young married, and junior chairmen of each Grange in the northern part of Indiana. Three other district meetings were held over the state to instruct all of the Granges of their activities for the year. The Hex meeting was held from 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. They also served dinner to a group of 82 Grangers. Attending from Waubee Grange (Milford) were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller.

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Kroh on sickness and distress. A memorial was read for Mary Ethel Grubb, who recently passed away. The meeting was opened with tne reading of the poem, “Snow,” by worthy matron Arlene Mohler. Christine Rowe, district deputy, was escorted to the East and welcomed for her annual inspection visit. Details were also discussed for the reception to be given for Lois Murray, grand committee appointee to the Esterl Club, on Friday, Jan. 13. Refreshments were served after some comments by Christine Rowe on the chapter’s performance. The refreshments were served by Susan Myrick, Margaret Freeman and Lucy Kroh. The next meeting is Wednesday, Feb. 8. BBxgl ENGAGED — Mrs. Floyd Humphries of r 1 box 164 Pierceton, announced the engagement of her daughter, Darleen Sue, to Perry L. Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hunter, r 2 Wawasee Hieghts, Syracuse. Darleen is presently attending Wawasee High School, and a student of cosmetology unit in the Wawasee Area Vocational Cooperative. She will graduate in 1978. Her fiance is a 1977 graduate of Wawasee and is presently employed at Zook Inc., Goshen. No wedding date has been set.