i ong-wiseman mte neaa In Pleasant Grove Church—Photo by CorwinMRS. DAVID EUGENE WISEMAN _(Miss Nancy Elaine Long)Twister League To Golf FridayjPleasant Grove Church of Christ at Mt Gilead was the scene Saturday evening of the wedding of Miss Nancy Elaine Long, of Columbus, and Mr. David Eugene Wiseman, of Shauck. Both are gjaduates of Johnsville High School,The Reverend lj. Don Neti-meister officiated for the double-ring, open-chureh rite at 7:30 p. m., uniting in marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Richard Long, 663 Raleigh Dr., Columbus, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wiseman. ShaucK.Preceding the ceremony, a program of nuptial selections was presented by Miss Doris Tischer. organist, and Miss Joyce Roshon, vocalist.SERVE AS USHER] During the prelude, guests were ushered to their places by Mr. Denny Staley, Lexington. RD 8, cousin of the bridegroom, and Mr. Fred Downs, Mt. Gilead. RD 1. Mr. Steve Wiseman, Shauck,(brother oi the bridegroom, served as acolyte.Serving as best man was the bride’s brother-m - law, Mr Clayton Fry, Mt. Gilead, RD 2Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a bal-1 ierma-length gown designed with a Chantilly lace bodice and a fitted midriff and bell-shaped skirt of silk organaza over tafteta. The bodice had a baroque neckline and el-bow-length sleeves. A Wat-1 teau panel of scalloped Chan-i tilly lace adorned the gown | m backAn organza rose studded with pearls held the bride’s! short circular veil, and she I earned an arrangement of white rosebuds and a white i orchid jMiss Susan Scott, Gallon, j attended her cousin as maid of honorPnzes for low putts and;Pairings for Fridax follow: ;LAWYERS TITLE DITTO. INCMrs, Tom Marks, Mrs Robert Young | jMrs Don Kirkpatrick, Mrs Robert I FarrowMrs Gordon Hanson, Mrs Tony Leh- ; manMrs Af Gerhart, Mrs Julius WeberFollowing the ceiemony, a reception for 125 guests was held at Wilb cm sport Grange HallAfter a wedding tup. the couple will live at 663 Raleigh Dr , Columbus The bride is employed as; assistant cashier at The City1 Loan Co.. Columbus, and her! husband is a student at Andrew Barber College in Columbus. ihigh putts on the No. 15 hole will be awarded tomorrow night when the Twin Lakes Twister Goif League meets for its regular session.In last week's play for the lowest score minus putts on the No 2 hole, winners were Mrs, Tony Lehman, 1 o w score, and Mrs. William Carter. high scoreFull points veie won by Mrs Milton Nadasan and Mrs. Russell Gates for StateAL»EE HOMES-GRIFFITH AUTOMrs. Richard Haag, Mrs Don WhiteMrs Dorothy Hamilton, Mrs Harold RobinsonMrs. Walter Clement, Mrs Fran BensonMrs. Paul Sehlarman, K\n John Clin ganSTATE FARM-ROXY INNMrs. Milton Nadasan, Mrs. Earl Grit fithMrs Russel! Gates, Mrs GeorgeSchuchmannAirs. Milford Wagnor, ByeA^rs. Wttlmm r