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Antlion Church Is Nuptial SettingThe First Methodist Church at Anthem, Iowa, was the setting for the wedding, last Sunday evening, when Miss Pamela Ann Phillips became the bride of Ronald Eugene Hand-ke. The Rev. Wesley M. Frank read the ceremony.F arents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs Paul Phillips of Oto, and Mr. and Mrs Leo Handke of Anthon.The bndal gown was fashioned of white satin and French tece, with Watteau train. Her tiered veil of iilus»on was wom with a lace headdress accented with pearls and a fabric rose, and she earned a cascade arrangement of white roses with a white orchid.Mrs. Eugene Hayworth, Miss Karen Lundqusst of Sioux City, Miss Juiie Bielefeldt of Iowa City, and Mrs. Glen HavworthKemp Photoof Kingsley were attendants They wore white peau de sote, floor - length gowns and circlets of white satin with veils. Their flowers were white gladioli With IVY.William Fey was best man, and Gary White of Sioux City and Wayne Houchins of Castana were attendants Usbers were Dennis Phillips of Oto, Terry Petersen of Correctionville and Wally Hamann of Danbury. Canalehghters were Don Kele-her and Mike Benton.A reception was held in the church hall.The couple will reside at Lone Tree, Iowa, after a western wedding trip. The bnde is a senior at the University of Iowa, and her husband, a graduate of Wayne State Teachers College, will teach m the Lone Tree Community School.
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Sioux City Sunday Journal
Sioux City, Iowa, US
Sun, Aug 16, 1964
Page 87
Full Page
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