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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
6
A UPI survey finds 27 percent of young brides choose informal ceremonies for financial reasons or to avoid expensive and time consuming wedding preparations. They prefer simpler plans and dislike the fuss of large formal weddings.
A UPI report traces the use of white in weddings to ancient times. Early Romans wore white for births and celebrations while Greeks used the white rose as a joy emblem and Patagonians painted white for joyous occasions. On wedding eve some cultures covered their bodies in white.
Community clubs and church groups list evening meetings for Tuesday through Friday. Includes Dagger Chapter 482 CBS at Masonic Hall, United Fund board at George Greene's office, SPER SQSA and many church choir practices, youth groups, Kiwanis, Rotary, Elks, Eagles, and civic gatherings across Linton Jasonville Worthington and surrounding areas.
Miss Marianne Irons of Jasonville and Scotty Estelle of Indianapolis married in a May 22 double ring ceremony at the United Methodist Church Jasonville. Rev. S V Stiles officiated as pink gladioli and white daisies adorned the altar.
The wedding featured daisies bells and valley lilies with cake and lace decor. The bride, Estelle, a Shakamak High graduate, wears a yellow rose corsage and works at Western Electric in Indianapolis. Her husband is a Lewis County High School graduate from Vanceburg Kentucky, employed by the city. The couple resides at 10008 East 21st Street, Indianapolis.
In Houston Texas the Weatherby Arms Museum offers charity belts at its souvenir shop for visitors touring the castle like structure. The shop features a modest flow of customers despite the museum's unique appeal and merchandise.
A bridal guide highlights modern fabrics blends of cotton and linen with man-made fibers that launder easily and iron well. It praises new laundry equipment and Magic sizing for quick ironing and stain removal, promising less upkeep and constant readiness for linens.
UPI reports that most first marriages occur in religious settings. Brides overwhelmingly have formal weddings in religious ceremonies, and the majority of informal marriages also occur within religious rites.
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