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Kena MantheyBrideOf Clinton KindyMr. and Mrs. Clinton KindyKena Manthey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manthey, and Clinton Kindy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kindy, of Wellington were united in marriage December 28th in the Christian Church in Atlanta, Kansas.The 7:30 p.m. ceremony was performed by the Rev. James Howard of Yates Center and Rev. Phil Harris of Atlanta.HAPPY BIRTHDAYThe bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her father.She was attired in a white satin wedding gown featuring an erhpire waistline, Victorian collar and long full sleeves fitted tightly at the wrist with wide cuffs. Her skirt fell into a chapel length train with a deep ruffle edging the gown and her chapel veil fell from a tiara of hearts and a white rose. White roses were appliqued down the front of the skirt and on the'Okie'From TheSPANISH KITCHENMtXICAN FOOD224 So. Wash.'Fighting Irish' (1)326 9329Dine In or Carry Out Servicecuffs of the sleeves. She carried a bouquet of red roses with white mum highlighted with pine cones and holly.Sylvia Wheeler of Rock was maid of honor and Mrs. Arnette Adams of Arkansas City served her cousin as matron of honor Sheila and Marcella Manthey, sisters of the bride, served as bridesmaids. Kathy Whiteman of Atlanta, and Denise Swope of Burden were candlelighters. Roletha Looney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Looney of Atlanta was flower girl. All the girls wore red crushed velvet floor-length gowns with empire waistlines and Victorian collars and carried white muffs accented with red holly berrie and green holly.Dale Koehn of Wellington was best man. Groomsmen were Ed Patton of Burden, Lyman Wheeler, Rock and Denton Kindy. brother of the groom. Denton Kindy and Lyman Wheeler also served as ushers. Steven and David West, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Larry West, of Mount Vernon, Missouri were ringbearers.Sylvia and Nyla Wheeler were soloists accompanied by Mrs James Wheeler.The brides mother was attired in a lime green floor-length gown. The mother of the groom chose a blue and white street length suit. The mothers and the grandmothers wore white mum corsages with holly berries and holly. All the men wore peppermint mum boutonnieres.The reception followed in the Atlanta Community Building. Mrs. Bill Call, Winfield, was in charge of the reception assistedby Mrs. James Looney, Atlanta. Mrs. Denzil Conrad, Winfield, and Mrs. Mary Bennett, Winfield. Annette Thornton, Overland Park and Kathy Mueller, Wichita served at the reception table Mrs. James Wheeler baked the wedding cake. Mrs. Jerry Conrad, Wichita, served as florist and also assisted with the reception.Karen Kindy, sister of the groom, was in charge of the gift table. Janice Kindy another sister of the groom attended theguest book,., . ,The bride chose a burgundy plaid pantsuit with a mum and carnation corsage for going away. Following a honeymoon in Oklahoma the bride returned to Wichita State University where she is a freshman and the groom serving with the U.S. Navy returned to Norfolk, Virginia where he is stationed aboard the USS Forrestal.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kindy and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manthey hosted the rehearsel dinner December 27 in the fellowship of the Christian Church.nmir i.'i
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Wellington Daily News
Wellington, Kansas, US
Tue, Feb 05, 1974
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