Gcraldme LeVanBecomes Bride ofMillard Watsonwbeai«]caaxtrsi:wmaibiMTURBOTVILLE—Misi GeraWtee B. LeVan, Catawissa R.D.l, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling LeVan and Millard H. Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Watson, Turbotville R.D., were united injglt; marriage at 7.30 p.m. Saturday. ti The double ring ceremony took'fy place ^c,7i^r_furn*ce Evan* in gelkat Vnited ~ ,With the Revrjrs; Dltiler-^fft.1 rflfldioli and asters for|K-;- ... musical bae^gr^md. was providedby Carl Berninge?, Wyoming, cousin oi JM bride, whoipre3ided_,at ^ the organ. He also accompanied the soloist, Diana Jones, of Cata-wissa R.D. .' Mala of Tionor was MISS Josephine RHoads, Cbtwwi^a R.Dr^-' Misses Aita Marie and Virginia Wataon, sisters of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Flower girt was Daiimae Artley, cousin of thebride. 1/the bride, given in marriage by '•her uncle, Kenneth Artley, wore a-*fown of- white organdie over * taffeta. A. Juliet cap held _her„fin- I cgertip - veil and she carried a bou-qifet,of asters and pompons.The maid of honor was attired In an aqua ~g©wn and carried yel-low asters. The^bridesmaids’ or-?!bo0tlSgandie gowns were in'-yellow pink, respectively and. they ' arm bouquets of asters.serving as best man wite Allen Watson, Turbotville kLL., couslir-of, the bridegroom. Troy LeVan, Cata-wissit R.D. and Donald Gray, Millville, ushered.A reception for 125 guests was rheid following the ceremony, after which the couple left for a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. t?pon -their return Mr. and-Mrs, Wataon will reside with the bridegroom's parents.The bride, a graduate of the Catawfva High .School in 1946, is secretary In the'Veterans Training Office, Bloomsburg.Mr. Watson is a graduate of the Turbotville - Lewis High School, class of 1941, and is engaged In farming.