Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1959 — Page 10

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WALKERTON INDEPENDENT—September 17, 1959

COUPLE UNITED IN MARRIAGE iW®Wi w .' * *w > 'fIEDEI ,® Irbw . mJiO. SyigwM^« „ j -nh-jE, 1 S|hk^> -" •"> = ->S Arseneau-C hecsbrough

Kay Annette Arseneau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mayotte Arseneau, of Walkerton become the bride of James G. Cheesbrough Jr., son of Mrs. Cecil Haggard of Clarkston, Washington, and Janies G. Cheesbrough Sr., of Kamiah, Idaho, on Saturday, August 1, at 2:00 p. m., at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Lewiston, Idaho. The Rev. M. Corrigan officiated at the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a ballerina length gown of white nylon lace over taffeta. Her veil of nylon net was held in place by a crown of tiny seed peat Is and rhinestones. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of wliite gladioli and stphanitis with white satin streamers. The maid ol honor was Miss Eliza both Bassi of Oakland. Cal f. Her ballerina gown of pink lace

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■ over taffeta was trimmed with ■ pink satin. She wore a pink hoad- ' band and carried a nosegay bouquet ■ of pink and white gladioli with white streamers. ' The best man was the bridegroom’s stepfather, Cecil Haggard, ■ of Clarkston, Washington. Robert E. Lee of Kooskia, Idaho, cousin of the bridegroom, was usher. ' Mrs. Thomas Murphy of Clarks ton was organist. The church was decorated with ■ baskets of pink and white gladioli. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. ' Arseneau wore a dusty rose dress * of rayon brocade with a pink pic- ■ ture hat and pink and white acces- ' series. The bridegroom’s mother * chose a green linen sheath dress with white polka dots and beige ; accessories. Both had matching . corsages of white carnations. i A reception immediately followed

the cereniony in the home of the ! bridegroom’s mother and stepfath-l er„ in Clarkston, Washington. The three-tier wedding cake, punch and coffee were served by Miss Dolores 1 Cromer and Mrs. E. B. Stranahan of Lewiston, Idaho, and Mrs. Carroll Puyear of Clarkston. The couple received many lovely gifts. Relatives and friends were present from Clarkston* Washington: Lewiston, Kamiah and Kooskia, Idaho; Oakland, California and Walkerton, Ind. ' The bride was a 1956 graduate of Walkerton High School. Mr. Cheesbrough attended Lewiston High School. He recently received his discharge after serving four years in the U. S. Navy. He was stationed on the aircraft carrier USS Wasp for two years and two years at th e Naval Air Station in Alameda, California. After a short honeymoon thiough Nevada, California, Oregon and Washington, the couple are at hom? at 1224 Maple Street Clarkston. Washington. ( ratt-HoL’erman The First Methodist church. Plymouth, was decorated with bouquets of white gladioli and palms in an atmosphere of cmcle light for the wedding of Miss Ruby Craft .and Harold Holdeman which took place at 2 p. m. Sunday, Sept. 6. The Rev. James Burroughs, pastor of the church, officiated for the double ring ceremony which united in marriage the daughter । of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Craft. 901 West Harrison street, Plymouth, and the son of Mr. and Ms. Charles Holdeman. R. R.. 2, Walk-; , erton. A prelude of nuptial music was ' played on the organ by Mrs. Hope Gates. Miss Carol Woodfill sangj i “With This Ring,’’ “I Love You, Truly’’ and “Wedding Prayer.” Given in marriage by her father, i Miss Craft was lovely in a ballerina gown of lace over taffeta com- [ plemented by a matching lace bolero with three-quarter length' sleeves and tiny buttons down the ( back. The bolero was worn over a sleeveless fitted bodice featuring a V-neckline. The wide band of lace at the waist was accented with silk ribbon falling gracefully onto the ballerina skirt. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was held in place by a tiara of white lace,. pearls and sequins, which was ac-i cented at the middle of the fore-j head by a drop pearl. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink and white snowdrift pompons. Mrs. James Williams of Lal’az was matron of honor and Miss Vickie Peregrine of Plymouth was bridesmad. Both attendants were identically attired in pink gowns of lace over taffeta styled similarly to the bridal gown with j the exception that they were worn i without the jackets. Their ma ch- : ing tiaras were accented by maline veils. They carried cascade bouquets of pink and white carnations. ; Roger Kelly, of LaPaz,. was best man. Ushers were James Williams pf LaPaz, Dave Shroeder and Dean Johnson, brother-in-law of the bride. I Mrs. Craft was attired in ab ue print dress with black acc ssories for her daughter's wedding. Th? bridegroom's mother wore a dress of blue lace with black accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of white snowdrift pompons. i A reception for approximate y 100 guests was he’d in the educational building of the church. Pre- ' sid ng were Mrs. Dave Schroeder and Mrs. I >ean Johnson siste" of the bride, and. Miss Judy Holdeman, sister of the bridegroom. Out of t< wn guests were present from LaPaz, Walkerton, Teega den, Frankfort, LaPorte, Rushville, South Beni and Niles. Michigan. Upon their return home from a short wedding trip th • newlyweds will reside at 2905 Monroe street, LaPorte. For traveling the bride wore a wliite sheath dress with matching duster and a corsage of white snowdrift pompons. The bride is a 1959 graduate of Plymouth high school. The b idegroom. a 1955 cradu; te of Walkerton high school, is assistant manager of the Martin Oil Station, La Porte.

New Books On Librar Shelves The Walkerton Public Library lists new books for patrons. Adult-Fiction The Young Titan, F. Van Wyck Mason. The John Wood Case, Suckow. The Light Infantry Ball, Basso. Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Capote. The Scarlet Lily. Shipley. Spring Harvest, Taber. Murder and Raspberry Pie, Lockridge. Land of Strangers, Budd. The Mountain Road, White. Th e Real Gone Goose, Bagby Captain Jane, McLeod Desert Doctor, Dean. City Nurse, Judson. The Shadowed Corner, Winkler Follow your Love, Ames. With this Ring, Loring. Measure my Love, Sandburg Th© Third Choke, Janway. The King must Die, Renault. A Tigress in the Village, Swinnerton. The Enemy Stars, Anderson. Every Eye, English, Tli e Sudden Guns, Cheshire. Licensed for Murder. Rode. Slack Tide, Cox. Adult-Non-Fiction Masterplots, 1959 Annual, Magill. Design for Outdoor Liv ng, Brimer Kenneth Graham. Green The Family Quarrel, Thane. One Saint and Seven Sinners Ha’.l. My God and My All, Goudge. Pay, Pack, and Follow, Fletcher

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