A Lively June Wedding at First Methodist Church
Bridal couple Mary Fern McHenry and Edward Dee York wed in a nuptial ceremony at First Methodist Church with David Ramsey organist, seven-branched candelabra, and orchid arrangements. The bride wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with three-quarter sleeves and a satin bow. The groom’s parents and multiple relatives attended, and a reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall. The couple plans a short trip to Chicago before settling in New London, Connecticut.
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David Ramsey
Tebride
Norm Cook
Edward Dee York
First Methodist Church
Chantilly
Robert W. Fribley
Miss
Mary Fern McHenry
Edward
Stephanotis
Dee York
Albert J. Weil
E.becca Parisi
Floyd
Shaffer
Ballerin
Marquisette
Erne
Akron
Charles Armstrong
Reed
Acton Methodist Church
Steen
Garland
Robert A. McHenry
Madison
Maurice'e. Bale Jr
Michael York
Anderson
Weil
Ruthann Worley
Aos
Jane Gibson
Martha Ma
Susanne Murdock
Ounty
W. N. Aubrey
C. H. Buck
Irish Lake
Eal
Frances Hubley
Elwood
Byron Parvis
Logansport
Kings Observe 46th Anniversary in Anderson Home
Mr and Mrs Hoy King hosted an open house Thursday evening at 5110 Main Street to mark their 46th anniversary. Married June 18 1913 in Anderson they have two daughters two grand children and three great grandsons. Credit Women's Will Present Boss Night Event Features radi ator Mack Sauer Tuesday June 23 at Anderson Country Club. Diplomas issued to members completing 1950 850 Preparing for Progress manuals Newly elected officers to be installed.
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Hoy King
Main St
Anderscon
Cleo Lizar
Summitville l
Rex McHarry
Anerson
Credit Women
Mack Sauer
Anderson Country Club
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sauer
USS Ranger
CWHC
Cauna
Virginia
Church OF Brethren
Ocean Grove
N. J
Edward Ky Ziegler
Williamson Road
Roanoke
Plizabeth
New York
N. Y
Plaintown
Church of the Brethren
Brethren
Dunkards
Laura
Ui Wheeler Needlecraft Bank
Ziegler
William Beahm Vyhappy
Chicago
Wedding Bells Ring for Wilson Lukens Pair
A double ceremony at Pendleton and an Indianapolis reception united Miss Sylvia Groom and Don Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Yeager. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lukens, wore Chantilly lace and tulle. Guests included Monroe City and Vincennes families, and out of town attendees. The groom serves in the Army and the couple plans to reside in Bloomington then Chicago.
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James Alan Smith
Karen Mardelle
Nila M. Shaffer
Sylviaygroom
Wilson
Herner
Don
Ald Gene Wilson
the Park
Cat Place
Church of God
Dale Oldham
Telaives
R. Eugene Ster
Stuart Circle
Land
Herman Wilson
eMonroe City
Shirley King
Dayton
Ohio
Lowell
Vincennes
Joy Robertson
Oklahoma
Shirley Perry
Monroe City
Small
Rhonda Wilson
Dale Wilson
John Perry
Don Lewis
Bob R. ‘Lunsford
J. J. Young
Ellwood City
Lloyd Gilbert
Sandra Zerby
Roberta Wade
Sharon Clay
The
Smoky Mountains
Mrs. Wilson
Bloomington
Chicago
Arthur Young
Anderson College
Anderson College School of Business
Wall Street Journal
Sachem ‘Club
J. C. Sterner
Franklin
Paul Wilson
Donald Berry
Wheatland
Drascha
H. A. Sterner
Titusville
J. L. Young
Lowell Wilson
LL Wilson
Vern Forse ‘Vurg
Jim Reynolds
Jane Schrader
Har
Old Philips
Harrold Lineman
Mae McAlpine
Harolyn Phillips
Tony Lewellyn
Walter L. Yeager
Lois Lukens
Walter L
Richard L. Trout
Yeager
Pendleton
Sam Drybread
Coleman
Capt
Cate
Pendleton Christian Indianapolis
William Knight
Stones
Kenneth Lukens
Pearl St Pendleton
Yee
Ger
Walter P. Yeager
Florence Rencenberger
Ton
Joyce Milner
New Castle
Ie” Yaeger
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
U.S. Army
Fort Harrison
Fort Trail
Harrison
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Frank Snyder
Dunkirk
Sorority
Thomas Frazier
North St
Muncie
Smith
Anderson High School
Ball
State Teachers College
Sigma Kappa
Pi Gamma Mu
Delta Pi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Akron High School
U. S. Air Force
Ball State
Sigma Kappa Social Fraternity
Sigma Zeta Science
Akron Methodist Church
Bob Dy
Ver Studio
Ars. York
Ball State Teachers College
Navy
Associates Loan Company, Inc
Paramount
Meridian St. Call
Rancho Grande
Wessus
Clubettes
James Hacker
Tren Ave
Mesdames Thurmar Jones
John Nevin
Ros Utley
Pansy Leavell
Raymond Hines
Fletcher St
Friendly Eight
Don Barlywine
Noblesville
Frances White
Banco
Mesdames Elmer Stephenson
Robert Elston
Robert Hodson
Harold Williams
E. Bath St
Bonnie Foi Club
Thomas Evans
Bonnie Fox Club
Evans
Gilman
Ruddel
Club Press
Mesdames
Iva Ruddel
Marie Norman
Lenoma McGiver
Marion Burkholder
John Callaway
Mrs
D. G. Wilson
Miss Robertson
Mrs. Perry
Noreen Rowe
Alice Lukens
Don Lukens
Anderson Hairdressers
Anderson Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Anderson Loan
Aray Rail Road
Shadyside Park
Pine Manor Mounds
Bulletin-Herald
Hardy Mums
Coleus
Petunias
Mme Adams
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pat
West
York
N.Y
Amman
Jordan
UPI
Hussein
General Military
Stewarts
Furniture
Daleville
Red
Furniture Mart
Kroehler
Madden
FLEX
Wayne Line
Hausske
Harlen Custom Built
Frigidaire Appliances
Maytag — Mersman and Tone
Howell — Daystrom Brody Dinette
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