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Hobaugh-MerrittMrs. Emma Hobaugh, Junction City, announces the marriage of her daughter, Joyce Kayleen, to Stever Merritt Woodard, son of Mr. andMrs.Jack A. Woodard, 1030 Knox Lane, Dec. 26 at the Zion United Church of Christ.The Rev. H.C. Bischoff performed J,he double ring ceremony.'Thebride given in marriage by her brother, Richard F. Hobaugh, chose a floor length gown of white dacron sheerwith Tenise lace trimming thebodice'1 in a bolero shape and encircling the waist.Mrs. Linda Glanzer was the matron of honor vith Diane Schmelzle as the bridesmailt;l.Gerry Hayworth, Clay Center and cousin of the groom was the best man with Michael Woodard, brother of the groom as the groomsman. Bill Hobaugh and Jerry Woodard were the ushers.A reception at the Zion United Church basement was held following the ceremony.The bride, a graduate of Junction City Senior High and the Continental School of Cosmetology is a beautician at the Beauty Nook in Junction City.The grrom, a 1966 graduate of Manhattan High School, is employed at the Thriftway Meat Company.Grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Hobaugh, El Reno, Okla., attended the wedding.After a short trip to Salina, the couple will be at home in Junction City.
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Manhattan Mercury
Manhattan, Kansas, US
Sun, Jan 09, 1972
Page 3
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