Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1960 — Page 10

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— WALKERTON INDEPENDENT— April 28, 1960

□ □ MARRIAGE^ □ Q Maktafl - Martin The marriage of Miss Judltl. Rae Malstaff and J n ?s Duam Mart n was solemnized in a candhT.ght i crer.r’ny at ip n Sat urdny in St Patricks Ca’.nni,, Church in Walkerton The blade is the daug ile • o ( Mi and Mrs Petei J M.Ls'af;. RI W Mi n M James Martin. Rt. 3 Walln’D i . are the p uenl> o’ the bride groom. R<v. Anthony ixuk ofm uted at the ceiemony The church was decorated with Easter lilies A gvwn of Fn n< ii tulle and Chantilly lace over taffeta was worn by the bride, who was given in marriage by h< i father Tae gown was tashmned with a basque bodice, overlaid with la< . n Queen Ann collar and long late sleeves tspering at the wrist The billowing skirt was floor length and the lace was banded on the .skirt, embellished with iridescent sequins Her Queen Ann crown of matching lace accented with irides ent sequins and pearls held her full 'eil of French imported illusion Sho carried a white B ; - hle decorated with a white orchid and a ciystal rosary inteispersed with lily of the valley u. the streamers Miss Kathleen Herman. South Bend. cousin of the bride, was maid of honor She wore a white nylon sheer fashioned with a high scoop neck. The co ktail length skin was knife pleated with a cummerbund effect at the waistline accented by a flat bow. She wore a matching white bandeau headpiece attached to a circular nose veil. She carried a pink cascade bouquet of roses. Miss Jacqueline Coddens, South Bend, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid and was dressed identical to the maid of honor. She carried a yellow cascade bouquet of roses. Jerry Schmeltz. Walkerton, wa* best man. Ushering were Ernest Smith. Walkerton. Eugene Feitz. brother-in-law of th e bridcgroom. and Lynn Mal staff, broth-

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er of the bride, all of Walkerton A reception was held in the Johnson Twp Community Building Assisting with the serving wore Mrs Thetxloie Glissmen. Valparaiso, Mrs Eugene Feitz and Mrs Harry Malstaff, Walkerton Miss Margaret Martin, sistei of the bridegroom, was in charge of th<» guest book. Th< bride chose a mint gre< r basket weave suit with beige a< - < e<-ories and her white orchid <or ige when the couple left for ’ wedding tr.p through the soutu. They will be at home May 2 at their farm home five miles wes* of Walkerton They both arc I’GS graduates of Walkerton High School. Dipert - Porter Miss Patricia Mae Dipert, da ighter of Mr and Mrs. Dana 1 Dipert .and Eiwatd George Porter. son of Mr and Mrs. Fled Porter, were united in marriage Saturday at 7:30 pm. in the Evangelical United Brethren ( hurch at Grovertown Rev. White of Donaldson, pe.r---t rmed the double ring ceremony. The bride was lovely in a floorhngtn gown of white lace over taffeta, with Empire waistline, pleated ba< k panel, high-pointed tolhucd jacket with long sleeves and bridal points over the hands. Her veil was ballerina length of tulle with a floral headpiece. She carried a Bride s Bible and roses Miss Penny Mae Mcntz of Palos Heights, Illinois, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were M.ss Bonnie Dipert .sister of the bride and Miss Gail Reid of Koontz Lake. Their dresses were identical pink nylon organza with lace midriff. V-back neckline, and a small veil held by a velvet headband. Their corsages were white and blue carnations. The flower girt was dressed in blue nylon organza with a floral headband. The bride’s mother wore a twopiece faille sheath dress with •beige accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The mother of the groom wore a 2 piece pink lace dress with pink accessories and a corsage of white carnations.

A reception was held in the Grovertown Conservation Club "house for approximately 150 guests. . The bride and groom are both graduates of Walkerton High School The < >uple are now at home P Rt 3. Walkerton. | Vehicle Safety Check In May ! For Indiana Tafety CHECKED INMANA fTATI POLICf INMANA SHUIFFS tMtf. ^INDIANA ASSN. OF CNM» Os FOUCE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. Os INMANA C»oj*r«ttnf with INDIANA OFFICE Os TBAFFIC BAFETY YOUR car may be one out of each eight on Hoosier streets and highways which has a mechanical defect that could cause an accident. During the month of May, every Indiana community will provide a VEHICLE SAFETY-CHECK Program. It is free and voluntary and can lave your life or prevent injury or property damage. The Indiana Office of Traffic Safety asks you to “Check Your Car—. Check 'jteefdentt.’’ INDIANAPOLIS. Indiana An all-out campaign to inspect 1.300,000 motor vehicles in almost every Indiana community will be launched the first week of May. The Vehicle Safety-

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