Miss Jhik? Curry Bride of Robert TivendaleMiss .Tune Curry, daughter of Remit Puiry. Brookfield, was married to Robert Tivendale, son of Mrs. Lydia Tivendale, Brookfield, at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, February 22. 19f»3. Thedouble rinp ceremony was pej-1 formed by the Rev. Fred H. Far-ris at the Park Baptist Church in i Brookfield. They were attendedI by Miss Georgia Hays, Chiliieothe. ?tnd J B Thudimn, Brookfield. ,SJ§jjr;The / bride wore an aqua faille sui t-dress with black and white 1 accessories and* a co.rsge. bf red i roses. The bride's maid wore a■ -W'-'- W ■■ ■ ‘ •-« : --lb [2. ‘ ' ' -c', * '_L £| navv cvepe dress with black acces-htories and a corsage*pf red ibises, ,the, wedding rrnt Curry, Miss Shirley Curry. ;Mrs Lydia Tivendale. Miss Mu-Igaret Keilmg,,Mi.ss Shirley Lang-i don and Richard Wyatt.j ^ The bride was a -graduate of; Brookfield high school in the classof 1?*51 and later attended Chilii-j cot he Business College. Befoiy j thei marriage she was employed las a stenographer in the Gamble Store at Chdlicothe. The bridegroom attended Brookfield highslt; hool and is employed at Harry’sService Station in Brookfield. rAfter a short honeymoon j* through South Missouri the young . couple will be at home at iShothv Street. •