MR. AND,MRS. RICHARD E. ZINNERTRichard E. Zinnert Weds Bonnie Joleen McMillanMiss Bonnie Joleen McMil- Ramona Caby, Pevely, who wore lan, daughter of Junior Me*, a gold floor length gown, and Millan and Mrs. Gene Stella, Mrs. Clarence Prudhoe who Marceline, became thte bride of wore a American beauty red Richard E. Zinnert, son of Mr. floor length gown, all Identical and Mrs. Emmet Zinnert, Ka- to the matron of honor. Each hoka, at 6 o'clock Thanksgiving ^ bridesmaid carried a bouquet day In the First Baptist Church, of yellow daisy pom pon mums. Marceline, with the Rev. Ken- Penny Oldham, cousin of theneth Kelley performing the bride, was the flower girl and double ring ceremony. she wore a dress of harvestMrs. Charles Payden, organ- gold peau de sole satin iden-1st, played background wedding tlcal to the attendants. She music and accompanied Mrs. carried a white basket filled Gary Williams, Columbia, as with red rose petals, she'sang “The Ring by Schu- Dennis Pope, cousin of the mann and “Whither Thou Goest bride, carried the rings on a by Cassler. Mrs. Payden also white heart-shaped satin pil-accompanied Clarence Prudhoe, low covered with lace with white Bolivar, as he sang “I Love ribbon streamers tied in love Thee by Greig and “The Wed- knots.ding Prayer by Dunlap. The bridegroom chose as hisThe altar was decorated with best man, Ronnie^Lain, Marce-arrangements of yellow glad- line. Groomsmen were Terry loll and bronze chrysanthemums McMillan, brother of the bride, with orange bows. Candelabras, Dale Dolifka, Flaglar, Colo., holding lighted tapers, flanked and Gary Williams, Columbia, the altar. Candlelighters were GaryThe bride, given in marriage Pope and Tommy Oldham, cou-by her father, wore a floor sins of the bride. Pages were length white peau de sole satin John Newman and Evan New-gown in princess style with a man, cousins of the bridegroom, scooped collared neckline. The Kahoka. Ushers were Davidtrain of peau de sole satin, Moore, Kahoka, and Ronnieattached at the shoulders, was Davis, Klrksville.accentuated by lace and pearls. For her daughter's wedding,The elbow length veil of bridal Mrs. Stella chose a brown knitillusion was attached to a crown dress with gold accessories,cap covered with lace and pearls Mrs. Zinnert chose a beige bro-identical to the train. cade dress and jacket with blackThe bridal bouquet was fash- accessories. Both mothers wore loned with a single white orchid orchid corsages, combined with white daisy pom Karen Oldham, cousin of thepori mums and stephenotis and bride, presided at the guest was carried on a white Bible, book.Mrs. Ronnie Lain, Marceline, The marriage ceremony end-cousin of the bride, was matron ed with the lighting of one can-of honor and she wore a floor die symbolizing two lives be-length, princess style gown of coming one. ^peau de sole satin in avocado A reception was held follow-* green. Mrs. Lain carried a bou- ing the Sevice. The bride's quet of bronze daisy pom pon table was decorated with a mums. white tablecloth trimmed withThe bridesmaids were Mrs. lace. The wedding cake, made Richard Dre^who wore a cop- by Mrs Eugene McMillan and per colored floor length gown, Mrs. Leroy Oldham, aunts ofd aNew One?the bride, had’ four tiers. The , top of the cake held a Christo-gram surrounded by bronze and yellow roses and white sugar, wedding bells. The top tier was divided from the rest by coir umns. A miniature bride and bride 'groom were placed between the division. On the other tiers, miniatures of the wedding party and yellow and bronze roses were placed. A cut glass punch bowl and yellow candles completed the table decorations. ^____Judy Porter, Memphis, Tenn., and Marilyn Foley, Marceline, served cake and punch from the bride’s table.Others assisting the bride wtere Tammy Pope, Pamela Oldham and David Oldham, cousins of the bride.Out of town guests were from Botltai;, Brookfield, Bucklin, Columbia, Kahoka, Kansas City, Meadville, Mexico, Pevely, RQthviUe, and Taylor. Out of state guests came from Colorado Sprigs and Flagler, Colo.;