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Baughman, Snyder Married Saturday in A Candlelight Church CeremonyMRS.A candlelight ceremony was held Saturday evening at the First Presbyterian church, Battle Creek, uniting in marriage Miss Joyce Elaine Baughman of that city and Gerald Lee Snyder, Route 4. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. VanDorsten Jr., Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Snyder of Route 4.Rev. Dr. Alan J. Weeknik per- ercd hat for contrast, formed the eight o’clock vvcd-i Immediately following theding ceremony and Roger Sweet, I ceremony a reception was held organist, accompanied Miss: in the Gold Room of the Post Beverly Bonney, soloist, in sing-j Tavern Motor Inn. Assisting ing “Because” and the “Lord’s I with the serving were Mrs. Prayer”. Mr. VanDorsten gave] David DeLano. Mrs. Charles his daughter in marriage. j O'Leary, Mrs. Dbnald Brfewer, The bride’s floor-length gown!and Mrs Wendell Morse. Miss of silk organia OVer taffeta was \ Behra VanDorsten, the bride’s fashioned with an empire wast-; slstcr- presided at the’ guest line accented with a wide panel!'The rehearsal dihner was of ch'antilly lace embellished \ hosted by the groom’s parents with pearls. The lace bodice3* *he Gilbert Lounge in Battle featured scalloped short sleeve? t Creek. ' ’ ’ , •and a scoop neckline. Unpressed A 1903 graduate of Battlepleats formed sOft fullness to1 Creek Central high school, the the A line Skirt and'a sglf bo\C hew Mrs. Snyder will graduate at the waistline and detachable1 from ' Kellogg Community ,col-chapel train completed tl\e back | lege in June, and will attend detail. ' / ./ Micbigh: State University thisHer elbow-lerigih vgil . arid[ summer’ as part of an elemen-blusher of imported silk .illu-|lary intern program, sion was secured to a hegdpieccr Her husband graduated inof imported Italian orange bios- 1001 from Marshall high schooj soms accented with tiny pearl ’ leaves highlighted with crystal.She carried an arm bouquet oflong stemmed red roses entwined with ivy.Miss Barbara Wilbur of Battle Creek was maid of honor in a floor-length sheath gown of*and in 1903 from Michigan St^te University two year agricultural course. He is employed in. th6 testing laboratory * at Kellogg company and attends Kellogg Community college at night.Following a honeymoon trip to Canada and Niagara Falls, thematching newyweds. Will reside at 217 N. in a back j 22n(l street in Battle Creek.pink silk-rayon with cummerbund endingbow. J--The Misses Rebecca Newman,! Britain Warns Spain Barbara Ann Williams, cousin of .the bride, and Cheryle Walton, LONDON (UPI) Britain all of Battle Creek, bridesmaids warned Spain today she would wore identical attire to the hon- “defend her position” in Gibral-ored attendant. Kathryn Staf- tar and ,ako “whatever meas-ford, another cousin of the ur(s necessary to defend and bride, of Battle Crepk was flow -! sus,aln” lho People there in the er gjri V, | face of the Spanish blockade ofTerry Hamilton of Marshall It,le strat,rgic rock,served as the bridegroom’s best r^c 8overnment, in a strongman and the ushers were Alan i ,v wordod white paper, accused O’Leary, nephew of the groom; I Spain of mounting a “deliberate Earl Day and Larry Snyder, ! camra'gn h i c h hasbrother of the groom, all of i stead,*yMarshall.For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. VanDorsten chose a turquoise street dress of silk chiffon with a flowing back drape and contrasting h^1 and gloves. The' groom’s mother selected a navy blue jacket dress with matching shoes and a pink flowbeenintensified over the I past five months” to force Britain to negotiate on the Spanish 1 clajm to Gibraltar.As soon as delphiniums, hollyhocks arid phlox show signs of new growth, or even before, spray them with ferbam. Repeat in a week and again a week lat-
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Marshall Evening Chronicle
Marshall, Michigan, US
Mon, Apr 05, 1965
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