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Miss Lucy Jane Wheeler Exchanges
Nuptial Vows With Larry D. Bates
Bcicif an iciti|-i:.'d
Willi
The double ring service was
read at 6:30 o'clock p. m. by the
Rev. C. Myron Danford of New
ark, cousin of the bride. Assist-1 carnations.
ing Rev. Danford was the Rev.' Immediate^
A. G. Riggle, church pastor.
A half-hour of nuptial music.
beginning at 6:00 o'clock was
presented by Mis. Freda Cooper,
vocalist and Miss Helen Nichol
son, pianist. Their selections in
cluded "Because", "I Love You
Truly". ''Walk "Hand In ~Hand| gonf
With Me '. I'll Walk With God", I grady ^unm"s1hain'r^rs-
by her brother. Kyle Wheeler
The bride was lovely in a l'looi
length gown of French Chant illy
lace over white satin. The tight
fitting bodice featured a scooped
neckline, edged in seed pearls
and long tight-fitting sleeves
that came to points over the
hands. The bouffant skirt of lace
and satin was worn with an old-.
fashioned hoop and Hll into
iurmal train. The Imgert.p veil
l^tioto by Eddie Bailey.
palm-. lerns and randelabras ill
the Ml. Zion Lutheran church, Miss Lucy Jane Wheeler, daughter
of Mrs. Wilbur K. Wheeler of Pleasant. City route 1 and the late Mr.
Wheeler and Larry Darrell Bates, son ol' Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bates
of Senecaville route 1 exchanged\nuptial vows Friday evening, June
22. in a formal ceremony.
a pink frock with white acces
sories. Both mothers wore
shoulder corsages of white
"Melody of Love", "Just a Closer I Mrs. Glen Williams, and
Walk With Thee'', "Ah Sweet I
and the tradition^ wedding
marches I
The bride was escorted to Ihe
altar an,1 was given in mam.,Re
following the
ceremony, a reception was held
in the church parlor tor approxi
mately 325 guests. Assisting at
the reception were Mrs. Hobart
Bond, Miss G*»il Williams, Mrs.
Earl Patton, Mrs. Gordon Bates, i
Mrs. Richard Davis, Mrs. William
r}°v
Davis Mrs.
ElbeL
Mystery of Life''. "'Oh Perfect I The reception table was placed
Love",' if I Could Tf 11 You"I
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in a
sc'ttin»
Pink
with
wh,,°
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.aU,d
and while
wedding bells hang-
overhead. The table was
I centered with a beautifully
lour ttcled weddilu!
cakc wh
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w(w bake( anf|
decorated by Mrs. Hobart Bond
and Mrs. Richard Davis.
When the couple left for a
short wedding trip, the bride
changed to a yellow and white
cotton frock with white acces
sories and the white orchid from
her bridal bouquet.
The bride is a graduate of
Sa
,.allsvll)(,
tenh
te
jewelry was a three-strand pearll
necklace. She carried a white! ,.
Mr. Halt-.- i .(dilated
Bible topped with a white orchid. I
The Bible wa- a -in oi iheP
bride's parents
attendants were all attired in|SOnt at the wedding and recep
street length irocks of crystal-1 tinn from New Haven, W. Va.
ette. They were styled with I Columbus, Newark. Zanesville
tight-fitting bodices featuring I Cambridge. Caldwell, Canton
boat-necklines. The frocks werel Byi. nd Phi
made with long torso waistlinesf
trom which bouffant skirts lell.l
The honor attendant was gown
ed in a melon dress while the
others wore mint yreen. Theyl
wore matching headbands off
flowers and carried colonial bou
quets of carnations. Miss Bates'I
flowers were pink and white and! Caldwell in observance of hi
the others were yellow. I birthday anniversary.
high school and wu
„|1(,g
Sprin(
,jield.
js em»luvcdk(u,
of illusion was enchanted withl.
I teacher on the teaching staft at
a Juliet cap oi lace with seed I Sarahsville high school, and
pearl and sequin trim. Her only I
shl
commercial
i0ph0ne operator at Pleasant
I a I a n .- i u i u a i 1 i
e
„„,,
I rum
is
I Sarahsville hinh school and
employed with the R.C.A. Victor
Corp. in Cambridge for the sum-
Miss Carol Bates, sister of thelmt,r months and plans to enter
bridegroom, was maid ol honor |ohio University, Athens this fall.
Mrs. Patricia Sanlord, cousin f| The couple is now residing
the bridegroom, was brid
matron and Miss Kathy Jayn
Bond, the junior bridesmaid. The
Harry Colley Feled
With Dinner Sunday
on
vith the bride's mother
IMc-asant City route 1.
Out-of-town guests were pre-
Harry Colley ol Belford street
was iuiiiored at a picnic Sunday
at the Pine Lake Camp, south of
Melvin Davis served as Mr.l Those present were Mrs. Mack
Bates' best man and Hobie Bond I Conn and children, Kathy, Sher
was the acolyte. Seating the I
i y
guests were Ladd Wheeler, I bridge Mr. and Mrs. Francis
brother of the bride Billy Bond,! Col
ley and children, Gary, Bar
and Dick Archer, cousin of thel bara and Sally of Napoleon
bridegroom. I Greeley McKee ol Columbus
The bride s mother chose al Mrs. Jean Hesson, Mrs. Harry
aqua shantung dress with white I Colley and sons, Walter and Jack
acces-orie? and Mr- w.uvl and the h«.n
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Wedding, Saturday
Mis? Shirley I. Unger, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Un
ger of Lower Salem route 1 and
Harold L. Denhart, son of Mi.
ind Mrs. Clarence Denhart ol
Eilwood City, Pa., will exchange
nuptial vows Saturday afternoon.
June 30 at 2:00 o'clock in the Si.
Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
church at Marietta.
The Rev. Keene Lebold ol
Clarington will officiate at the
double ring ceremony. The cus
torn of open church will be ob
served.
Miss Dorothy Zimmer will pr
sent a half hour of organ music
preceding the nuptials with Mrs.
Martha Fryl'ogle as vocalist.
Preceding Miss Unger to the
altar will be Miss Frances Lough
man of Newark, as maid of hon
or. and Miss Carole Smith of
Vermillion and Miss Nancy Winfc
er of Woostttr, as bridesmaids.
Jack Kimpel of Eilwood City.
Pa., will serve as Mr. Denhart
st man and the guests will be
seated by Delbert Unger and
Laverne Weaver.
A reception will be held follow
ing the ceremony in the church
parlor.
:ather
And Son Are
Honored On Birthdays
Mrs. D. H. Webster entertained
with a party at her home on
Lewis street in honor of the 10th
anniversary of her son, Mark,
who observed his birthday on
June 16. Also sharing the oc
casion was his father, Dr. D. H.
Webster, whose birthday is the
same day.
Games were played by the
roup and refreshments were
served to 36 guests.
Those present included: Danny
Brown, John Schorr, Jimmy J.
Hill. Wilbur Reed, Barbara
Hutehins, Dwain Dyer, Donnie
ill. Kathy Davis, Bonnie Crum,
David Koval, Kenny Ferguson,
iy DeVolld, Charles Estadt,
Charlotte Buckey, Beth Wood,
Judy McLaughlin, Jay Carpen
ter, Donald Briggs, Don Wiley,
Nancy Prvor, Dorothy Lichwar
k, Judith Anderson, Gary Til
ton. Judy Heddleson, Ronnie
Johnson, Jeffrey Davis, Kim
Davis, Paul McKee, Mrs. Arthur
Davis, Mrs. Minnie Heddleson,
Mrs Ralph Davis, Delores
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tip
ton and Dr. Robert Rudge.
The honored ones were the
recipients of many lovely gifts.
Yonder What Club
fleets In Spear Home
The Wonder What club met re
nily in the home 01 Shelah
Spear on Caldwell route with
Edna Garvin and Alta Spear serv
ing as companion hostesses.
The day was spent in quilting
and preparing materials for ruu
making.
A delicious lunch was served
at noon by the hostesses.
Contests were enjoyed during
the afternoon with Nyla Wood
ford. Clarice Zimmerman and
Esther Moore winning the prizes
and Ruth Hendershot, Sophia
Miller and Minerva Dutton, the
Wonder What prizes.
Members present were Edna
Boyd, Edna Brown, Nellie Chand
ler, Minerva outton, Esther Gar
vin, Guila Garvin, Ruth Hender
shot, Hallie Hughes. Vesta McFar
land, Sophia Miller, Esther Mil
ler, Grace Radcliff, Carrie Reed,
Martha Reed, Edna Smith, Fern
Woodford, Hazel Woodford, Nyla
Woodford, Clarice Zimmerman
and the hostesses.
Guests present were Blanch
Woodford, Janet Townsend, Leda
Sealock and Gladys Clark in ad
dition to a number of children
The next meeting will be held
in the home of Ruth Hendershot
with Esther Moore as co-hostess
legion Auxiliary
Elects Olficers
The American Legion Auxili
ary Unit No. 641 of Belle Valley
elected officers for the ensuin
year at their June 20 meeting.
Officers were elected as fol
lows: president, Mary Svercek
first vice president, Josephine
Wargo second vice president
Marie Reidy secretary, Margu
elite Hannum, and treasurer
Jean Lori. The executive com
mittee consists of Donna Nichols
Eileen Sercly and Delores Barn
house. Lilliam Zeleznik is the
chaplain and Mildred Yonker
hergeant-at-arms.
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Tuesday- Wednesday
Thursday Friday
Birthday Party Held
In James Carter Home
Mrs. Meek Honored
With Shower June 21
THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO
MRS. KENNTH L. TANNER
Miss Martha Tomcho, daughter of Mrs. Mary Tomcho of
Ava became the bride of Kenneth L. Tanner of Columbus in a
recent ceremony in the Trinity Ev. Lutheran church in Pleasant
City. The couple is now residing in Columbus where both are
employed.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carter of
South Olive entertained with a
party Tuesday evening honoring
Mr. Carter's father, Cecil Car
ter and their son, David Carter,
who were observing their birth
day anniversaries.
The refreshment table was cen
tered with two beautifully deco
rated birthday cakes.
Those present were Etta Car
ter, Clara Davis, Gertrude Johns,
Ethel King, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Athel Pitts,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Weedon, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Tilton, Fred
Shuman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Til
ton and children, Lois and Tina,
Josephine Carter, the honored
ones and the host and hostess
and daughter, Pamela.
The evening was spent inform
ally and the honored ones were
presented with a number of nice
girts.
Mrs. Rowena Meek was feted
with a shower Thursday even
ing, June 21, in the home of
Mrs. Rosemary Ferrell in Bronze
Heights. The shower was tiiven
by a number of Mrs. Meek's
friends.
Games were enjoyed during
the evening and Mrs. Meek wa
presented with a number of nice
gifts.
A pink and white color scheme
was used along with arrange
ments of roses. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Those attending were Mrs
Irene Kalan, Mrs. Edna Searle
Mrs. Patricia Vogel. Mrs. Barbara
Leighton, Mrs. Patricia Steven
son, Mrs. Ruth Wood, Mrs. Lil
lian Walton, Mrs. Roberta
Daugherty, Mrs. Hazel Woodford
Mrs. Pauline Davis, the honored
one and Mrs. Ferrell.
Victory Bridge Club
Entertained Wednesday
M'ss Inez Clark of \Iille
street entertained the Victory
Bridge club last Wednesday eve
ning.
An evening of bridge was en
joyed with Miss Louise Clark and
Mrs. Charles Scherr winning the
prizes.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to the fol
lowing: Mrs. Hattie Wiley, Mi
Herman Starr, Mrs. Dwain Dyer
Miss Louise Clark, Mi's. Arthui
Bryan, Mrs. Dewey Sanford, Mrs
Homer Keyser and Mrs. Charles
Scherr.
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O N E 9 8
3PW Chairmen Are
Named By President
Mrs. Nelle Startzman, presi
dent of the Caldwell Business
and Professional Women's club
amed her committee chairmen
for the ensuing year at an execu
tive meeting of the club held on
Monday evening, June 25 in the
Startzman home on Main street.
The chairmen are as follows:
education and vocations, Adaline
Jordan public affairs, Louise
Clark finance. Lela Keyser
health and safety, Opal Renner
legislation, Josephine Blake
membership, Mary Tipton news
service, Frances Taylor radio
and television, Bernice Marquis
international ^relations, Geneni
ve Jacobs and national security,
Thelma Raney.
Elizabeth Buckey is the pro
gram co-ordinator and Ethel
Pryor, the pariimentailan. Other
officers are: sunshine treasurer,
Willis Hupp music supervisor
Esther Kegg gift chairman.
Madge Ferguson, secretary. Mar
lene Wells treasurer. Mary P.
Morgareidge.
The next meeting ol the club
will be a picnic Monday even
ing, July 2 at the home of Bett\
Murphy on Main street.
Friendly Neighbors
lub Holds Meeting
The June meeting of the
Friendly Neighbors club of the
Keithtown community was held
Thursday, June 21 in the home
of Joanne Hanson.
The meeting was in the form
of an all day meeting with a de
licious dinner being served at
noon.
Contests were enjoyed during
the afternoon with Dorsa Morris
winning the club prize, Bertha
Hanson, the guest prize and Lola
Mitchell, the guessing prize.
Members present were Jessn
Swank, Lola Mitchell, Ethyl*
Courtney, Cleo Waller, Ermal
Foraker, Dorsa Morris, Edith
Chandler, Nora Hughes, Wilmal
Waller and the hostess. Guesh
were Joyce Waller, Bertha Han
son, Mildred Smith, Betty Schen
kel, Dolly Courtney, Janette Wal
ler and Judy Augenstein.
The meetings will be discon
tinued during the months of Jul\
and August with the September
meeting to be held in the home
of Cleo Waller.
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Vows Are Spoken
Miss Myrna Joanne Masters,
daughter of Mrs. Wilma M. Mas
it'."s of Cumberland route 2 and
Kaward Ray Larrison of Pleasant
City route 1 were united in mar
ge on Sunday, June 16 at the
home of the bride's mother.
The single ring ceremony was
read at 6:00 p. m. by the Rev.
Leroy Hiett.
Mrs. Martha Masters served
as matron of honor and Junior
Masters was best man.
A reception was held following
the ceremony in the home of
lie bride's mother for approxi
mately 40 guests.
The bride is a graduate of Sar
ahsville high school with the
lass of 1956. Mr. Larrison is em
ployed as a truck-driver.
The couple is residing near
Sarahsville.
Worthwhile Class
Holds June Meeting
The Worthwhile class of the
First Church of Christ, Caldwell,
met Thursday evening in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Hayes, Sarahsville route 1, with
Lillian Harkins and Mabel Gor
don serving as companion host
esses.
The business meeting was con
ducted by the president, A. G.
VanFleet after which clever con
tests were enjoyed with Mabel
Gordon in charge. Evelyn Bond
and Opal Weekley received the
prizes.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the following members:
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo DeVolld,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hayes, Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. VanFleet, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Fast, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Whitcomb, Mr. and
Mrs. Rolland Elliott, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Weekley, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Elliott, Mrs. Evelyn
Bond, Miss Laura Ramsey and
the host and hostesses. Guests
were Patsy and Jeffrey Hayes,
Kathy Whitcomb, Dianne Bond,
Jon Fast and Joyce Elliott.
Olive Homemakers
IClub Entertained
The Olive llomemakers met
I Wednesday, June 20 in the home
of Mrs. Hattie VanFleet on Cald
well route 1 for the regular meet
|ing.
The day was spent in making
wood fibre flowers and Swedish
embroidery.
At the business meeting plans
were made to hold a picnic at
the roadside park, north of Cald
well, on July 18.
Members present for the meet
ing included: Mrs. Ruth Crock,
Mrs. Elsie Smith, Mrs. Ruth Me
Kitrick, Mrs. Jean Ruppel, Mrs.
Gladys DeVolld, Mrs. Lavonna
Whitcomb, Mrs. Ruby Merry,
Mrs. Lillian Still, Mrs. Gladys
Hill, Mrs. Velma Wickham, Mrs.
Nellie Merry and the hostess.
Sophia Ruppel was a guest.
Mrs. Robey Entertains
With Dessert Bridge
Mrs. Norval Robey entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club, June 21, at her home on
North street.
An afternoon of bridge was
enjoyed with Mrs. R. C. Moore
receiving the club prize and Mrs.
Harry Fast, the guest prize.
A dessert course was served
by the hostess to the following
members: Mrs. Vernon Archer,
Mrs. Henry Brumbach, Mrs.
Harry Richcreek, Mrs. R. C.
Moore, Mrs. Harry Semon, Mrs.
Floyd Henderson and two guests,
Mrs. John D. Wheeler and Mrs.
Harrv Fast.
Something Blue
Miss Marilyn Pitts Becomes Bride
Of Raymond Watson Sunday Afternoon
The music, preceding the cere
mony, was presented by James
Carter, vocalist and Gary Lyons,
organist. Mr. Carter's selections
included "Because", "O Promise
Me" and "The Lord's Prayer."
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father. She wore
a gown of Chantilly lace and
nylon tulle over satin designed
with a yoke of illusion which was
outlined with lace applique. The
sleeves were lorn* and tapering.
Scalloped lace was appliqued
to the bouffant xuiie skirt that
billowed over an old-fashioned
hoop and swept into a chapel
train. Her finger-tip veil of
illusion fell from a Queen's
crown of pearls and sequins.
She wore pean earrings, the
bridegroom's gift and carried a
cascade of white and pink rose
buds.
Mrs. Richard Sesterhenn, of
Massillon, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor and Mrs.
William Moore and Mrs. Richard
Crooks of Zanesville, were
bridesmaids. Martha Sue Oliver,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Oliver, was flower girl and
Gregory DeVol, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard DeVol, Jr., was
ringbearer. Leonard Danford
served as Mr. Watson's best man
and the guests were seated by
Phil Fleeman, Fred Allen Wat
son, David Smith, all of Cald
well and Richard Sesterhenn, of
Massillon.
The matron of honor and the
bridesmaids wore floor length
dresses of marquisette over taf
feta with lacy capes covering
their shoulders. Rows of mar
quisette formed the strapless
bodices. The skirts were gathered
full at the waist. Thev wore
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Tiie Rev. Ira J. Brandon, pastor of the Fiiot Church of Christ
officiated Sunday, June 24 at the double ring service which united
in marriage Miss Marilyn Pitts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Athel
Pitts of Lewis street and Raymond Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Watson of Cumberland street.
For the occasion, the church was attractively decorated with
white flowers and palms which/
were arranged amid lighted
tapers in candelabra.
bands of gathered marquisette
with pearl trim in their hair and
wore brief mitts. Mrs. Sester
henn was in fuchsia, Mrs. Moore
in nile green and Mrs. Crooks
in gold. They carried colonial
bouquets of white carnations
with ivy.
The flower girl wore a floor
length dress of pink nylon sheer
and carried a basket of assorted
roses.
The reception was held follow
ing the ceremony in the church
basement for approximately 250
guests. Assisting at the reception
were Misses Evelyn Christopher,
Carol Ann Archer, Pat McDiffitt,
Mesdames Carroll Guiler, Wayne
Hayes and Leanna Horton.
Both mothers were attired in
navy blue frocks with navy and
white accessories. Mrs. Pitts'
corsage was of red carnations
and Mrs. Watson's was of red
rosebuds.
For going away, the new Mrs.
Watson changed to a biege sheath
dress with brown accessories and
a corsage of white flowers.
Upon their return, the couple
will reside with the bride's par
ents until fall and then go to
Athens where Mr. Watson will
be a sophomore at Ohio Univer
sity. The bride will continue to
work at the Bailey Dru£ Co., in
Zanesville until September. She
is a member of the church in
which she was married and Mr.
Watson is a member of the
Methodist church. Both are grad
uates of Caldwell high schoo^
and Mrs. Watson also was grad
uated from Meredith Business
College, Zanesville.
Charles Lamley and Winifred
Wharff, of Milan, visited with
friends in Caldwell several days
this past week.
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