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Betsy Ann Caierdine, James R. Chiles Exchange Vows In Cincinnati RitesCollege Hill Presbyterian I Mrs. Russell M. Chiles, 541 W.; father, the bride appeared in a Ihurch, Cincinnati, was scene Wayne. jfloor length sheath gown ofif impressive wedding rites Sat-j Rev. Ernest Lewis heard the'French faille. The basque bodice lrday joining Miss Betsy Ann exchange of double ring vows had a^bateau neckline trimmed:alerdme, 411 S Dewey, and fames Russell Chiles.Ul UVWMAt —-------—-- ■at 7 30 p.m. before a candlelit!with floral embroidery and fit- ___altar flanked with arrangements1 ted elbow’ length sleeves. TheTH* hririp fe » daughter of of spring flowers and greenery, skirt was trimmed at the bobS srSL Job, Ralph Cienhne, » -o.pan.ed by Mrs hucde .ovable^orer^s^lnto aEscorted to the ‘altar by her piece was of cascade Alencon lace petals outlined in pearls.:'3The bouffant veil was of pure3. Dixon Circle, Cincinnati Parents of the groom are Mr. andU S1 n»P°rted English illusion. She carried a cascade airange-WW ment of white phalaenopsis or-chids with stephanotis.Miss Sally Ann Caierdine, bride’s sister, was honor attendant m a floor length gownof maize yellow, with molded organza bodice with floral sprays of embroidery m maize. The sheath skirt was topped with a floor length bell shaped overskirt. She wore a tiny Queen Anne crown with platter veil and carried a cascade of blue Wedgewood iris and acaciaMiss Peggy Chiles, groom’s sister, and Miss Roberta Sharp, Cincinnati, were bridesmaids in attire similar to that of the maid of honor.Photo by LairdJames Russell ChilesSilver Repair Shaver Repair Pen Repair Watch Band RepairIRSl IT H STOnly Real Bargain”NkkU tr ie!H«w*t*-OWo ft*?1ron4Lima, OhioM issionaryAppointeeTo SpeakRev. Ronald Balmer Reynolds, missionary appointee to Puerto Rico, will speak at the 12:30 p.ra Wednesday luncheon meeting of the Christian Women’s Club in the Hampshire House.Special feature will consist of Easter flower arrangements. Mrs. Phillip Win get will present the musical portion of the program.A nursery will be provided and reservations should be made with Mrs. Darrell Frail, 4350 Joyce Lane, by TuesdayGene Moyer tended to the duties of best man while Mack Davenport, Lincoln Park, Mich, brother-in-law of thegroom, Philip M. Neal, Cat-lettsburg, Ky , seated guests.The bride’s mother chose a sheath dress of gold with flecks of silver. Her corsage was of green spray orchids The groom’s mother selected a gown of aqua organza and lace, with slightly scooped neckline and lace sleeves with molded bodice of lace and organza with jan organza skirt.I Following a reception in the 1 fellowship hall of the church, j the couple left for Chicago. The bride’s going-away attire was a 'green wool suit trimmed with green suede, beige shoes and purse and hat of white roses with green vehet ribbon and veiling On their return, they will be at home at 541 W. Wayne.The bride is a graduate of Woodward High School, Cincinnati, attended Ohio University, and is teaching first grade at Washington McKinley School 1 The groom, a Lima Senior High School and Wittenberg University graduate, is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity . He is also an alumnus of Cincinnati College of Em-
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The Lima News
Lima, Ohio, US
Sun, Mar 22, 1964
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