i~H0Cm* rSflefi, DAILY TRIBUNI Tuesday, Not. IS, 1947v*/ 9^ * *4. -sr' ../ w- .■ u _ _iMr.andMrs. Albert McNealCelebrate Their Golden Wedding Anniversary at Their HomeMr. and Mrs. Albert McNeal of rural route one, Covert, celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday, with six of their eight children present for the occasion, together with a host of friends.A bouquet of golden chrysanthemums and two living room chairs were presented to the honor guests by their children who are Lyle McNeal of Cedar Lake. Clinton McNeal of Benton Harbor, Mrs. Orlen Sherwin of Batth; Creek, Mrs. Edna Van Allen of Cobles, Cecil McNeal of Cedar Luke, Mrs.Kerwan of Douglas, Mrs.iurke of Maitland. Fla., and Mrs. \ Thera Braup of Key West, Fla., the latter two being unable to attend the festivities.Richard McNeal. a grandson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNeal of Cedar Lake, sang, “SUvef Threads Among the Gold”, dedicating It to the bride and groom of half a century and Orlen Sher-Nora/BMrs \ 'win and Mrs. Edna Van Allen sang the favorite songs of their motherand father.Three wedding cakes graced the banquet table. Mrs. Charles McNeal of 569 Kalamazoo Street, a sister-in-law, was the maker and giver of a three-tier cake, with a corresponding one given by the children of the host and hostess. A smaller cake was the handiwork of a niece,Mrs. Gladys Swanson.* • ♦ATTENDING THE FETE WITHMr. and Mrs. McNeal were Mr and Mrs. Lyle McNeal and daughter Beverly, of'Cedar Lake, Mr. and Mrs Clinton McNeal and family of Benton Harbor, Mrs. Charles McNeal, Mrs. Frances L. Thomas of Hartford, a sister of the host, MrsIva R. Wolcott of Watervliet. Mr.and Mrs. Merle Hunt of Covert, Mrs. Stuart Swanson, Theodore Cutler, Mrs. Broadwell Smith and Mr and Mrs Orlen Shrewin and