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Page TwoTHE ARLINArlington NewsARLINGTON, IOWAEntered lt;as second class mail •t the postoffice at Arlington, Fayette Co unty, Iowa, under Act of March 3, 1352.Published Every Thursday bySTRAUCH HERMENMrs. Bess CulverLocal News Editoried by Mrs. Fred 'Gernand, organist.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a waltz-length gown of white chantilly lace and nylon net over slippereidwgThe bridegroom graduated from the Little Cedar high school in the ’60 class. He attended U. I.U. at Fayette.After a wedding trip through the southern states the couple |r satin. A short bolero that cover- will be at home in ‘Fayette where j'S ed the strapless bodice was fash- Mr. Warrington will complete his U ioned with long sleeves that end- senior year at U. I. U. His wife A ed in a point below the wrist, will teach 2nd and 3rd grades in|a The bouffant skirt was outlined Randalia.iSt. John Ev. Lutheran Churchwith lace.The bride wore a pearl necklace, a gift of the bridegroom.Her fingertip illusion veil edged iQn tri the Black HUls ;nSprague - Eckheart yRev. C. M. Hart. PastorSunday—Sunday School, 9:00 a. m. Divine Worship, 10:00 a. m. A Cordial Invitation to all.with lace indentical to that on ^ Dakota ar0 Mr_ and Mrs I:Church of Christthe gown, fell from a lace fashioned cap. She carried a white 'Bible, topped with orchids and stephanotis, tied with white cascading satin ribbons.Miss Marlys Ann Oldfather served her sister as maid of honor and Mrs. Paul Zhiss, Fayette, was bridesmaid. They wore identical styled gowns of nile-green and pale yellow, respectively. They carried colonial bouquets of yellow rose ‘buds and stephanotis.1William H. Seeley. Minister 10:00 a. m., Bible School.•11:00 a. m., Worship Service.7:30 p. m., Evening Service. T ^The .Missionary meeting will Alvln ^amngtcmLlttle KClt;\be held on Wednesday afternoon dar’ served his brother as bestat the home of Mrs. Ella Barr. m£m and Danald Trlol°’ Scars-Mid-week Service, Wednesday, dale. ™as groomsmaniDonald Gamm, Arlington,7:30 p. m.Methodist ChurchWalter Dimmlich. Minister Sunday, August 23—Church School, 10:00 - 10:30 a.m.lighted the candles, and also served as usher, with Kenneth Hos-kyn, Strawberry Point.The groom’s mother wore a grey figured sheer dress with matching accessories. The bride's mother chose a navy sheer with... , . c? * tjoiwhite accessories. Each wore aWorship Service at the Back- ..■u o* * ’r» i 1.1 nn 10.nn corsage of yellow rose buds, bone State Park, 1'1:00 - 12:00 T A ____noon. Dr. Garbie, president ofMiss Lois Ann Milbrandt, iMin-UIU will preach at the park ser-neapolis, had charge of the guestvice. Everyone invited! There willbook.A reception for more than oneEdwin Eckheart, who were married Saturday at the Church of H Christ, Arlington. William Seeley, pastor performed the cere-1' mony.The bride was the former Geraldine Sprague, daughter of Mr. |; Frank iD. Sprague, and the late Mrs. Frank D. Sprague, Arlington. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Fred Schabacker, Austin, Minn.The groom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Eckheart, Arlington, was attended by his brother, Alfred Eckheart.•Mrs. Joy Thiele acted as usher and Wilma Jean Schabacker, flower girl ,with Dick Sprague as ring bearer. Miss Joyce Schabacker had charge of the guest book.About 45 guests attended thereception in the church basement at which Mrs. Eva Dobbs and Miss Caryl Wescott were hostesses.The newlyweds will reside on a farm east of Arlington after September 1.be a picnic after the park service. J , 4 , ,, . ..... . i hundred guests was held in thenear the auditorium. Our male I . . • , .quartet will sing.%Tuesday—7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal and Youth Fellowship meeting.Oldfather-W arringt’nchurch parlors immediately following the ceremony.The bride’s table was decorated with candles and flowers in the bride’s colors of pastel yellow and green.The serving table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake, decorated with yellow roses andArlington Local NewsOn Saturday evening, August 15, in a candle light service in the topped with a miniature bride St. Paul Lutheran Church in and groom.Mr. and IMrs. Jim Ant wine,Carson, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Antwine, Strawberry Point, and the Earl Crawford family were guests of Mrs. Dora Antwine Sunday, helping her celebrate her birthday.ISharon Bratton, Laurens, is spending the week with her auntVolga, wedding vows were ex-1 Mrs. Ray Milbrandt, Mclntire, changed by Evelyn M. Oldfath- served the punch, Marian Pad-er, daughter of !Mr. and Mrs. Vane dock, Des Moines, served the Oldfather, Arlington, and Carl cake, Sara Seedorff poured and E. Warrington, son -of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilker, jr., and Andrea Mrs. Leroy Warrington, 'Little Zwanziger were waitresses. Cedar. | Mary Nickels, Anamosa, andThe Rev. Wm. A. Gebhard Dorothea Gebhardt, Cedar Rap-read the double ring ceremony ids, had charge oif the gift table, before an altar decorated with The bride graduated from the pillar baskets of yellow and white Volga high school with the class gladioli and white candelabrum, of ’51, then took a two year nor-Roger Wilson, Hopkinton, sang mal training course at U. I. U. “O, Perfect Love”, “Because” and and taught in the Randalia con-“The Lord’s Prayer”, accompan- solidated school the past year.and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allenstein.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ward entertained a group of relatives and friends Saturday evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Max Fitz.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowman, Fayette, were callers Sunday in the Logan iBeltz borne.(Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allenstein and niece, Sharon Bratton, were Waterloo visitors Tuesday. Theii granddaughters, Diana and. San dra Brownell, returned with then to spend a few days.
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Arlington, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 20, 1953
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