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Emporia, Kansas, Thursday, August 19, 1985THE GAZETTE0 cietyBranstetter-Corrick.The First Presbyterian Church was the setting for the marriage Saturday morning,. Aug. 14th, of Grace Branstetter and Mr, Franklin E. Corrick, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold White, 2014 West Eighth Ave„ and Mr. Corriek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Corrick, Topeka. The Rev. Samuel B. Maier read the double ring service, Miss.Texas Luedtke was the organist and Mr. Paul Graham was the soloist. Messrs. Fred and William Roberts, Woodland Park, Colo., were the candlelighters, Miss Cynthia White, Woodland Park, and Miss Julia Lowe were the flowergirls, and Mr. Larry Lowe was the ringbearer. ;The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a sheath style seashel! pink dress with a batteau neckline and elbow length sleeves. A flange of self fabric detailed the waistline and floating panels held with a bow accented the back of the skirt. She wore a pink pillbox hat and veil and carried a bouquet of white orchids and white carnations. Mrs. Sherman Price, Kansas City, was the matron of honor, Mrs. William Stolfus was 'the bridesmatron and Miss An-nabelle Corrick, sister of the bridegroom, was the bridesmaid. They wore street length dresses of lavender crystal charm and matching veils and hats. Each carried a long stemmed pink rose. Mr. Ted Woodbury, Leoti, was the best man; Messrs. Neal Isaacs and Dennis Michaels,Overland Park, were flit groomsmen and Mr. A, B. White, Woodland Park, brother of the bride; Mr. William Morris, Wichita, and Mr. Leigh Johnson, Osage City, were the ushers.The reception which followed the ceremony was held in the church parlor. Those who assisted were Mesdames Ben Lowe and Fay Roberts, sisters of the bride, and Mrs. A. B. White, all of Woodland Park; Mrs. Robert Karr, Lenexa, and Mesdames Dean Whitmore and Roy Turney.The bride was graduated from the College of Emporia, was a post graduate student at Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa, and will receive her Master of Science degree this month from Kansas State Teachers, College. She will teach this fall in Te-cumseh. Mr. Corrick, also a graduate of the College of Emporia, was a post graduate student at George Washington University, Washington, D, C., and at Kansas State Teachers College. He is employed as the vocational co-ordinator of the Kansas Neurological Institute in Topeka.Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. John M. Habluetzel, Wamego; Messrs. Fay Roberts and Bart White, Woodland Park; Mrs; Leigh Johnson, Osage City; Mr. and Mrs. Steadman Ball, Atchison; Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bran-stctter,. Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leslie, Jeanie, Jerry and Pamela, Hutchinson; Miss Susan Putnam, Pontiac, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buller and Miss Marilyn Buller, Lawrence;atKOCH'SHERE NOWall NEW 1966IflATAnClubsMRS, FRANKLIN E. CORRICK, who was married Aug. 14th, is the former Grace Branstetter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold. White, 2014 West Eighth Ave. Mr. Corrick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Corrick, Topeka.Messrs. and Mesdames Clarence Wiser, Hal Dixon, Lester England, E. C. Thompson and Kenneth Reid; Mrs. Donald Whitman and Cheryl; Mesdames Ella Clime and Jesse Underwood and Misses Mabel Fry and Anne Underwood, Topeka; Mrs. Ted Woodbury, Leoti; Mrs. Va-chel Huber, Concordia, and Mr, Sherman Price, Kansas City*wm☆ ☆ Thirteen DriversTonight’* Calendar:Emporia Coin Club: C Center, 7:30 p. m.Parents Without Partn #r*» Room, Courthouse, 7: Altruna Club: Picnic. Park.i l iNew members of t Stripers, a volunteer s ganization al Newma rial County Hospital, guests of honor at a pi nesday at the home of ey, Rt. 1. They were ! ner, Marcy Mouse, 1 Guire, Karen and Sh Cleave, Marsha Wimlt; McAlister, Phoebe Jayne Kipling, Kath non, Shelly Freemai Robohn,, Carol Weller, Allen, Ellen Walkei Nicklin, Becky Braun Wamser, Terry Flan; bara Gage, Sandra Deanna Heath, Johanr er, Wanda Ham, Young and Connie The next meeting will Nurse’s Home.Teadh.eri -t iTwelve members of Mound Women’s Soeiei guest, Mrs. Tilford met for a picnic Tuesi ter Pan Park. Mrs. F ken presided at the bu sion which followed, 5 Van Sickle presented and Mrs. Richard Bui devotions. Dedication; the birthday annivei Mesdames Lester J lt;Claude Dreasher a Cross. The Sept. 14t will be in the home oi liam McCullough, 01p* 1 fMr. and Mrs. Charlf na were the high sea at the meeting of the Bridge Group Wednr ning In the Student U ing. Mesdames E. L. E. R. Sielert were se Elton Amburn and I gand, t;drhi Donna I Chandis Reynolds, fi Mesdames D. D. Debit
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