Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1959 — Page 9

o □ I MARRIAGES | □ □ Klepsch - Cotton Mjss Susan N. Klepsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Klepsch, Sr.. 4229 Drummond St., East Chicago,- Indiana, and Jerry P. Cotton, son tot-Mr. and Mi s, Jay W. Cotton .'AValkeKon. were united in mar- . riage August 29th in the Holy Trinity Slovak Evangelical Lutheran ' Church, in East Chicago. Rev. John Vajda performed the double-ring ceremony at 3:00 o’clock before an altar of palms and white gladioli. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white nylon organza, trirnwitA JZenice lace blossoms , with -embroidery. A scoop neckline and short sleeves with the basque waist line topped the full skirt / wiThth • Was dotted with applique. A flat' bow in the back, with panels extending to the hemline gave a flattering effect. Her French ■ illusion ,*’eil was held in place with • a cjqwb ,of jseed pearls. Her bouquet was a white purple Upped ( r- . chid with streamers of split carnations snd stephonotis. Miss Ann A organist, and Miss Jean S. Makis, vocalist, furnished the nuptial music. Miss Marie Kabardis, East Chicago, was Maid of Honor. She wore a street length dress of torquoise silk organza with scoop neck, with a bow and panel in the back in a darker shade of turquoise. Her headpiece was a flat bow with blusher veil, and she carried a spray of white carnations. The bridesmaids, Miss Janet Klepsch. and Miss Gudrun Runzer, both of East Chicago, wore identical dres- ! ses to. the maid of honor, only in pthk. Vpiofnag Cotton, Plymouth, brothef -of “the groom, served as best nfhn. Ushers were Edmund Klepsch' Jr., brother of the bride, and James Bolze, of Walkerton. A reception for 450 guests was held at Vogel's Restaurant, Whit-' ing, <\t six o’clock, after which;

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the couple left on a honeymoon trip to Pacono Mountain Resort, Pennsylvania. The bride's going , away costume was an avocado : sheath dress with contrasting jaeki et, a feathered hat and patent I leather accessories. ' Their address upon returning | from their trip will be 4231 Eu- ; clid Ave., East Chicago. The bride : is a graduate df Washington H-gh j School in East Chicago. She also attended Hammond Business Colj lege and is at present a secretary ! at Inland Steel Company in East Chicago. The groom is a graduate i of Walkerton High School, has at- : tended Purdue University ExtenI sion in Hammond and is employed at Inland Steel Company. Out-of-town guests were from 1 Port Credit. Ontario. Muskegon * and Detroit, Mich., Walkerton, ‘ Plymouth and Valparaiso, Ind. I' „ _ NEW I A( i LTV MEMBERS ' . WELCOMED AT PARTY A co-operative supper was held 1 Thuisday night last week at the 1 high school as the new teachers -were welcomed by those who had .served last year on the WalkertonLincoln township elementary and 1 , high school faculties. j Horace Isaacs, who will teach high school English, not given in { a previous list of teachers, was among the group of new teachers. 'I Mrs. Genevieve Daly was elected faculty chairman. Mrs. Ewart Farrar was named delegate to the Indiana State Teachers Association assembly to be held in October. Miss Frances Lindley is the alternate. I GRADUATES FROM VALFO F. i Mrs. Fern K. Grote of Walkerton was one of 30 August grad-i ' uates of Valparaiso University. ■ Mrs. Grote was awarded the Bach- ; elor of Science degree in Education । from the College of Arts and Scien- ; ces. She is a teacher in the Grovi ertown schools. • Praise has made more fools out I of men than criticism.

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