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B4 —Cumberland Sunday Timas, Sunday, August 1,19CBrenda Cook Becomes Bride Of W. V.MillerBrenda R. Cook became the bride of William Virgil Miller Jr. June 26 The double ring ceremony took place at the Davis Memorial Methodist Church, Oldtown Road, with Rev. William HBice officiating Mrs Bice was organist and Mrs. Barbara Baer recited apoemThe bride is the daughter of Mrs Edna Abe, Creek Road. Cumberland, and Edwin D. Lewis Jr., New Hampshire Avenue, Cumberland Mr. Miller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Miller Sr., HyndmanGiven in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a full length gown of beige quiana. Ecru lace began at the bodice and continued to rise in a V-shape to form a hieh Victorian neckline Thegown featured bufferfly sleeves. The bride wore a wreath of baby’s breath in her hair. Her only jewelry was a pair of pearl earrings.. The hride carried a nosegay of pink, lavender and blue daisies. She wore a blue garter worn by her mother on her wedding day.Mrs. Bonnie O’Baker, Casselberry, Fla., served as her sister’s matron of honor. Junior bridesmaids were Heidi Kaye Cook and Amy Beth Cook, Ridgeley, daughters of the brideActing as best man was Joseph Huffman, Hyndman. Ushers were Edwin D Lewis III, brother of the bride, city; and Calvin Emerick, Hyndman.A reception was held following the ceremony at the Goodfellowship Club, Cumberland, under thedirection of Mrs. Shelby Gable. Mrs. Linda Lewis, sister-in-law of the bride, registered the guests. Miss Pauline McKenzie baked the cake, which featured a three layer center cake flanked by two layer cakes on either side. The center was adorned with an archway and gate, trimmed with pink, blue and lavender flowers and doves. The bride and bridegroom ornament was also used on the bride’s mother’s wedding cake. The cake was served by Teresa Pannone and Pat Layton. Mary Brode and Barb Baer served the punch and Jane Gallagher served the fruit basket. Teresa Lewis, city, and Amber and Allison O’Baker, Florida, nices of the bride, distributed the birdseed packets. Mrs. Susie Miller was the photographer. Music was provided by Needlestack.For a trip to Virginia Beach and Norfolk, the bride chose a pair of white slacks and Hawaiian print blouse with white daisycorsageUpon their return, the couple set up residence at 7 Buddy Lane, Millerdale.The bride is a graduate of Fort Hill High School and attended Allegany Community College. She is employed as a unit secretary at Memorial Hospital, four south.Mr. Miller is a graduate of Hyndman High School and served four years with the United States Army He is a graduate of the Electronics Institute of Pittsburgh and is employed as a dragline operator for Sanners Energies The parents of the bridegroom hosted arehearsal dinner at theirhome.Approximately 200 guests attended the affair Out of town guests were from Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Florida.MRS WILLIAM VIRGIL MILLER JR(Brenda R Conk)There will be fewer teenagers and young adults (to age 25) in the 1980s than in the previous''A*]Ittlt;|«
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Cumberland Sunday Times
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Sun, Aug 08, 1982
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