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MIAMI, OKLA.. NBA/S-RECORDfiM.L•wn.• .VVV.'.v.w.«.avMtai* / * * ' ‘ • , . * 9 ■ * ' % • - •' * .bride was wearing a yellow jersey suit with white accessories and corsage of yellow roses.After graduation from high school, Mrs. Sapp attended theSt. Francis' hospital school of nursing in AWichita and was graduated this summer. ; ■The bridegroom was graduated from Coffeyville Community college in 1963 and received av degree from Kansas State college of Pittsburg in June. He is employed by theM-K-T railroad at Parsons.Mr. and MrsL Sapp are at home at 1630 Corning, Parsons.iVoJIS•AWX'cKws*w*aTPMrs. Robinson35r-v:v.lt;Talks of Tour• .v.IVT-. .*. .• v.v*. ,* .v.v. v.v.vfr........• v.v.v A ■ AV.l.v.'.'.V’.V ’ .*1 .v.vAn interesting accounttrip to the British Isles lighted the monthly meeting of the Maranatha class in theL parlor of the First BaptistfGl'ace DraeSer served Punch church Tuesday afternoon. The1'™'1 'w'Wo° A1° speaker was Mrs. Glenn O.Robinson.of high-.... . .. v» . • •'MmMm-S:-::3and cookies. Also present were Mrs. C. O. Tiffany, Mrs. Inez Lamphear, Mrs. Percy Boyd, Mrs. Joy McGhee, Mrs. Mabel Osborn and Miss Elvia DeNeen.The women prepared a round robbin letter for class teacher, Mrs. Everett DeHanas, who is on vacation.’.’.V%MmiiMrs. Wilburn Hampton, class president, led a discussion entitled “Do You Remember When.” Mrs. Juanita Cosby conducted an Oklahoma history quiz. Mrs. Cleve Henry, in charge of devotions, used the poem “The Love Rope.”'.V-'I.V.'.V■;*:vReal name of El Cid, Spain’s .national hero in song and story, _r5- ^race Shipley and Mrs. was Rodrigo or Ruy Diaz.drive safely on Nlt;ilillmmimX:mmmy.v'wwSkX'• v'.‘ *•*.y ,\VAV.V,v Xvv.’A :W: -T'XvXiW.'.'Xv.'v *.' -V.*.V.V,'HIIm•.vIv.v.V*-v.WMI4-pirmCREATIVEWOMANFORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. — Pvt. Johnnie G. Sunday, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sunday, Vinita, has completed• ANYLONFAST FREE MOUNTINGCOMPLETEFACILITIESNO MONEY DOWding trip in the Ozarks theEnds Special CourseNo. 8225 with PATT-O-RAMA is in sizes 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. Size 12, bust 32, 2 yards of 45”.No. 8245 with PATT-O-RAMA is in sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. Size 4, 2 1/8 yards of 35”. Two Patterns.To ORDER, send 50c in coins for each pattern to:—SUE BURNETTMiami, Okla., News-Record 407 S. Wacker Drive Chicago, 111. 60807For lst-class mailing add 10c for each pattern. Print Name, Address with Zip Code, Style No. and Size.DON’T MISS the Spring Summer ’66 issue of Basic FASHION, our complete pattern magazine. 50c......................Mrs. Leon H. Sapp:S2:^H:?3.35 , .•xSfrxvv';'iiiW:.V-Vivs;'.Vi* . .\.-/.yAv,vW ,*!*' 3,’* • • lt;.■v.v-*.• v.v...Xv.-'v.-.v.VO ’•*.*lt;: W •• -.v.w-w I-,-Iv•- *•. v vv\v.v.v.v.y,. - V,:. 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The bride wore a floor-length sheath dress of white organza over chrom-spun, styled with alencon lace empire bodice and short bellshaped sleeves. Her chapel train of organza, edged and ap-pliqued with lace, cascaded from the shoulders.The bouffant veil was attached to a lace petal crown centered with a lace rose. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of yellow roses with ivy leaves, pearl hearts and yellow satin streamers.Miss Karen Bagby of Wichita was the bride’s maid of honor and Miss Martha Sapp of Miami, sister of the bridegroom, served as bridesmaid. They were attired in floor - length empire dresses of yellow dotted Swiss with short sleeves trimmed with velvet ribbon and lace.Velvet bows held their veils. They carried cascade bouquets of white daisies with yellow tulle and white satin streamers.Tom Andrews of Springfield, Mo., was best man, and Fred Hensley of Bartlesville was groomsman. James Bowman, Coffeyville, and Glen Driskeb Cherryvale, were ushers andcandlelighters.For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Coppock chose a willow green lace suit with bone accessories. Mrs. Sapp wore a pink two-piece suit with whiteaccessories. Gardenias formed their corsages.After the ceremony guests were received at George’s Tea room. The reception table held a Mount Vernon style cake. Greenery and white blossoms encircled cake and punch bowlMiss Glenda Stasell of Wich ita poured. Mrs. Bill Lee, Lawrence, Kan., and Miss Celia Long, Pittsburg, cut the cake assisted by .Miss Pam Fenton of Wichita. Miss Judy Bowmanwas in charge of the guest book.As the couple left for a wed... • •• .* • *. • . •:••.* /: \ . - . • . • . . . . . • . . / * • .✓ * - '* * .. . • • •.. * - • ' %• • • • • -/4. • T- i-. v •••:. .; yMm - . ^ ;*:V- • ’: V-;S- : •*;•* •/.•:*’• ’• ’V • .’v.**'*•’ *' *’*Coppock-Sapp VowsAt C h
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Miami News Record
Miami, Oklahoma, US
Sun, Aug 21, 1966
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