Corbin Romey Nuptials Held At St Peters Church
Miss Mary Helen Romey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Romey and Norman Bryce Corbin son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corbin exchanged vows last Saturday at St. Peters Catholic Church. Rev. Robert Nevans officiated as 100 guests witnessed a double ring ceremony with Ave Maria and O Perfect Love sung. Bride wore a rose satin gown with Sabrina neckline and fitted bodice, long sleeves, and fingertip veil. flowers included white mums and roses. Organist Miss Phyllis Shotwell and vocalist Scott contributed to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Romey
William Romey
Norman
Bryce Corbin
Arthur Corbin
St. Peter’s Catholic
Phyllis
Shotwell
Scott
Kenneth Morrill
White
Wayman
Greeley
Eaton
Olgitl
Chuck Finch
John McNa
Mar
Mara
Bill
Hage
Marr
Kenneth Anderson
Wayne White
Darrelljé
Reichert
Fort Morgan
Leonard Libsack
Chantilly
Grant
Neb
Fred Villa Andra
Wendell Young Tront
Jace
Rodney
Wedding of Miss Skinner and Robert Romey Romey
The ceremony joined Miss Barbara Skinner and Robert Romey at Hillside Baptist Church with 16 in attendance. Debra Romey, sister of the bride, led prayers. Miss Peggy Skinner served as bridesmaid. Groomsmen included William Romey Jr. and Edwin Wilson. Out-of-state guests from Whitewater Wisconsin and Wichita Kansas attended. The couple plans to reside at 1427 Mth Ave after a honeymoon in the Colorado mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Riggs
Eaton
William Romey Jr
Alva Wilson
Jakes
C. C. Wenls. Haas
Edwin Wilson
Clinton Cook
Greeley
Newman Hall
Arthur Ludeman
Robert Romey
Whitewater
Wis
Phyllis Hurley
Wichita
Kan
Colorado Mountains
Mth Ave
Corbin
Greeley High School
Colorado State College
Hines Veterans Administration Hospital
Hines
American Dietetic Association
Parks School of Business
Denver
Ile
Greeley Lumber Co
Skinner
Morrill
Rod Westberg
Harry Rosling
Rebekah Lodge Plans Election of Officers
Thursday's calendar notes Oasis Rebekah Lodge to elect new officers at 5 pm on Dec 1 at the 100 Hall. Past noble grands to be honored. A covered-dish dinner and gift exchange were held with arrangements by Mrs. Jesse Taylor and Mrs. Richard Churchill. Proceeds from a food sale will fund a new chapel at the OOF Home in Canon City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Rebekah Lodge
Jesse Taylor
Richard Churchill
Mmes
Buford Harding
Ja Moore
Richard Stole
Ronald Dodge
Elsie Glaser
Denver Lodge No. 1
Lydia Rux
Willis Walkey
Noble Grand
Canon City
Mmes. Verta Hay
Elmer Moore
Ronald Robinson
Broth Simmered Turkey Used For Plant Watering
A recipe suggests making a turkey broth with water celery carrot onion peppercorns bay leaf and allspice salt. The broth is strained and used to water clay potted plants from below by placing pots on pebbles in a tray and filling with water to wick up through the root ball.
Doris Darlene White Bride At First Congregational Church
Doris Darlene White wed in a double ring ceremony at First Congregational Church in Eaton with Miss Ruth Whitlow and Mrs. Peg Fielkoski as bridesmaids. The bride wore royal blue satin with a matching circlet veil and carried white mums. reception followed with family from Eaton, Greeley, and Fort Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricia Reichert
Ruth Whitlow
Peg Fielkoski
Doris Darlene White
Viola White
Eaton
W. G. White
Ault
Clarence P. Sall
Ralph Sall
East of Greeley
Newlyweds Share Autumn Gold Attire And Corsage
The couple wore autumn gold outfits with sutunin gold hat and gloves and lizard shoes and purse. An orchid corsage from her bouquet complemented the attire. They reside at 12516 9th Ave. Ct. The new Mrs Salt is a 1958 Galeton High School graduate who studied at Colorado State University. She works as a secretary for Potato Growers Co-Op in Eaton. Sall is a 1956 Greeley High School graduate and foreman at Pink Wilson's Ditch Lining Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9Th Ave
Salt
Galeton High School
Colorado’ State University
Potato Growers Co-Op Co
Eaton
Sall
Greeley High Schoo
Pink Willson’ Ditch Lining Co
Moderately Moist Care Tips for Foliage Plants
The piece explains that moderately moist soil suits professionally grown foliage plants but warns against soggy conditions in non porous containers. It cautions new gardeners to avoid overwatering when pots are thin walled and non porous.
Two Ways to Fly Flags in Kennedy Mourning
Private citizens may display American flags in tribute to President Kennedy in two ways. Small flags attached to staffs without half mast capability should have two pieces of black crepe paper at the staff top. Larger flags must be flown at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norman B. Corbin
Martin
Pendleton
Coon
Earle Cosa
Col- Hillside Baptist
Bniad
Blue Flame
Deborah Romey
Kennedy
Barbara Romey
Nation
Peggy Skinner
Ledge
Tired
Fred Jackson
Rebekah
First Christian Church
13Th St
23Rd Ave
Fea
Mynes
Ralph Merrill
Herman Akers
Delmar Brewer
Rachel Taylor
la Grange Country Club
Valley View Community Club
Ella Mae Cox
Kersey
Platte Valley Grange
Grange Hall
DAV
Greeley Recreation Center
VEW
Fitzsimons
Pocahontas
Hiawatha Council No
KC Hall
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Luther Hall
Mines
Rushford
Tyrus Hillway
Grant Willson
D. Harold Bowman
16Th Ave
William Boekel
Sheldon Brooks
Will Lynn
Trinity Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lewis Littler
19Th Ave
Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Manhattan
Gregory
Orca
Bachman’ al
Denver Dry Foods
Ameena Benth
The
State Banking Commission
8Th Avenue
Doris Darlene White Is Bride
Baulfant
Miss Pa
Mrs
Kadlecek
Hearing Aid Clinic
8Th Ave
Cola
Whiss
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