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Eigenbrode-Walton vows exchanged August 8rlnSaturday afternoon, August 8, in the Wayne Heights, Pa., Brethren Church. Miaa Patricia Diane Eigenbrode became the bride of John William Walton.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Eigenbrode, Waynesboro, Pa. The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. Henry Walton, Carrier Mills, and the late Rev. Walton, i The Rev. John B. Mills oftl-! ciated at the 2 p.m. double ring : rites. Traditional wedding se-, lections were presented by or-1 ; ganist Mrs. Mills. The vocal soloist. Mrs. Ronald Gingrich of Waynesboro R.D. 1. Included “I Am His and He Is Mine, The Lord s Prayer, and The Wedding Prayer in her recital.Given in marriage by her parents, the bride appeared in a Victorian gown of white nylon dotted Swiss. Rows of fluted, ruffled lace and daisies enhanced the empire bodice, the deeply cuffed leg o’ mutton sleeves, and encircled the skirt in a wide bandeau of lace appUque. She added ivory earrings, a gift of the bridegroom.The bride's veil of silk lUu-1 sion fell to chapel length from a cluster headpiece of silk roses and forget-me-nots embellished with seed pearls. She carried a cascade arrangement of white pompons and yellow rosebuds, j accented with babies'-breath and mounted on a Bible.Miss Sondra Warren, Cold Spring. N. Y.. served as maid I of honor in an empire gown of soft dotted Swiss, designed wth a high crown collar and lantern puff sleeves. She completed ber attire with a Dior bow of matching satin with silk illusion veil and white pompons with babies’-breath.Bridesmaids, Miss Patricia Jones and Miss Robin Etter, both of Waynesboro were gown-1 ed in pastel yellow dotted Swiss j over taffeta, fashioned Identical-1 ly to that of the honor attend-;Mr. and Mrs. John William WaltonFamily Picnic Manors The Cat. H. H Flatter FamilyA family picnic honoring Col. and Mrs. H. H. Flather and i children of Durham. N. H.. was i held at the Town Park Sunday evening.Col. Flather is professor of military science at the University of New Hampshire. They are the guests of Mrs. Flather's mother, Mrs. Clyde Hamby at Princeton. Ky. and will be leav-, ing Tuesday for Lexington, Vs., where their son, Herb, will en- j ter Virginia Military Institute.Those present at the picnic were the Flathers and their children. Herb, Elizabeth, John and Robert; Mrs. Clyde Hamby and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Loft-us and son. John of Princeton; Mrs. W. A. Hamby; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Howton and sons. Chris and Kerry; Mr. and Mrs. ohn Thad Gaskins; Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Homme and son, Brett; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Small; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Small and children, Mike. Clark. Laurie and Jay: Miss Marilyn Wenttel;! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Small and daughter, Leta Ann; Dr. and Mrs. John Wells and sons. Mark and Christopher and Grant Capel of Anna.The Wells’ and the Flathers became friends when Dr. Wells and Col. Flather were stationed in Gelnhausen. Germany.ant. Complementing their costumes were satin Dior bow veiled headpieces and they carried ; nosegays of yellow and white: pompons and babies’-breath.Assuming the role of flower girl was the sister of the bride. Sue Ann Eigenbrode. She wore a gown of pink dotted Swiss over taffeta accented with deli-: cate rosebud lace and carried a basket of pastel tinted pomshower given by Mrs. Amos Shrite Jr. and Mrs. W. H. De-muth. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Anderson, Waynesboro, hosted the rehearsal party.Hospital Notespons.RinR bearer was Karl Petrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Petrie. Waynesboro.Marvin Shorn, Blue Ridge I Summit, served as best man. Ushering guests were David Eigenbrode, brother of the bride, and Donald Petrie. Waynesboro.A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the Wayne Heights Civic Center. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. A. H. Warren. Mrs. Amos Strite Jr.. and Mrs. James Ardinger. Miss Sue Fitzgerald registered wedding guests.The bride, a 1969 graduate of the Waynesboro Area Senior High School, attended Maryland Medical Secretarial School. Hagerstown.The bridegroom, a 1963 graduate of Carrier Mills High School, served three years with the U.S. Army, including a year’s tour of duty in Vietnam. He is employed as an electrician at Grove Manufacturing Co.Following a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination, the couple are residing at 41 N. Franklin St., Waynesboro.The bride was feted at a shower given by Miss Patricia Jones and a miscellaneousDoctor's Hospital Visiting Hoars 2-4 p.m. 6-8 p.m.No children under 12 Admitted:Jean Lee Duncan, RFD 1, Herod.Johnie Robinson, 708 West Poplar.Betty Foster, RFD 4, Goicon-da.Ruth Brown, 328 East Church.Mary Lou Wright, 200 East Church.William E. Connett, Eldorado.Stacy Jean Butler, 927 West Barnett.Vivian Newton, RFD 3, Harrisburg.Curtis Clarida, Galatia.Ruth Potts. RFD 2. Harrisburg.Shirley Stokich. RFD 3. Harrisburg.Released:Clarence A. Stricklin.John E. Pearson.Daniel Ray Murphy.Rae Belle Hughey.AMBULANCE CALLSWanda Pavelonis, 1109 East Sloan St., to Doctor's Hospital at 8:30 p.m. by Gold Cross Ambulance.Earl Bruce. RFD 1, Harrisburg to Ferrell Hospital, Eldorado. 9:30 a.m. Saturday by Gold Cross Ambulance.John Robinson, 708 West Poplar St.. to Doctor’s Hospital. 3:30 p.m. Saturday by Gold Cross Ambulance.F.dwnrd Hill from Unctor’s
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Harrisburg Daily News
Harrisburg, Illinois, US
Mon, Aug 17, 1970
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