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25ismry‘S.•s.a,rdnnar id t-o I 1-fnigd..‘ds'rei-y,lyi-idmr-:k\9.ir;t.dt.I-Orgell- Winter, Vows AreRepeated in HubbardCandelabra and twin baskets of pink and white gladioli pro-vided the setting for the double ring ceremony which, united Barbara Ann Orgell with Jamas H. Winter. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Orgell of Eldora and Mr* Winter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winter, Jr. of Hub-bord.The couple were married in the Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church in Hubbard at 7:30 p. m, Friday. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was united in marriage by Rev. H.i O. Thompson.Marlene McMillen presided at the organ and played the traditional wedding music. She accompanied Carolyn Faust as she sang, “1 Love'.You Truly,” during the ceremony and The Wedding Prayer,” as the couple knelt. Church decorations included pew markers \of hucklc*. berry and white satin bows.The bride was gowned in chantilly lace and tullie. The fitted bodice featured’1 a scoop neckline with pearls and; sequins and a floor length skirt with panels of lace trimmed in pearls and sequins. The * long sleeves of the bodice terminated at bridal points on the wrists. A three-quarter length veil;draped from the bride's crown of sequins and pearls. Her jewelry consisted of cultured pearl earrings, a gift of the bridegroom. The bride carried a cascade of white roses accented with pink sweetheart roses and stephanotis.Maid of honor was Jean Strathe, cousin of the bride. She wore a street, length dress of peau-de-soie with matching shoes and a blusher veil. Her bouquet was of deep pink carnations. Identically dressed were Mary and Nancy Winter, sisters of the bridegroom.Dean Wolfe, a cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. Groomsmen were Richard Winter, and Wilbert Reinert Jr., cousins of the bridegroom, Ushers and candlelighters were Monte Strathe and Larry Zoake. i^onard Penning and Gilbert TiCttow also usheTed.The bride's mother was Crossed in a blue eyelet sheath dress with white accessories while the bridegroom’s mother wore a lavender lace dress with white accessories. They wore white rose corsages.—O—RECEPTION HELD AT LUTHERAN HALLAfter the ceremony, a reception was held in the St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Two hundred seventy five guests attended. Hosts at the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Strathe, aunt and uncle of the bride,Mrs. Willie Wolf baked, decorated and cut the four tier wedding cake. She was assisted by Mrs. Steven Hanson of Des Moines. Lois Kix presided at the punch service and Mrs. Laura Munson was at the coffee service. They are both aunts of the bride. Assistahts with the serving were Mary Ann Rieks and Judith Kielsmeler. Waitresses included Sharon Dreier, Maureen Dettbarn and Kathy Dettbarn. Mrs.. Jon Faust was at the guest book and gifts were cared for by Mrs, Leonard Penning, Karen Engel and Loretta Last.Mrs, Orgell wore a brown and beige rayon sheath dress with beige accessories as she left on their wedding trip through the West. Following their trip, they will reside on a farm southeast of Hubbard. The bride is a graduate of the Hubbard Community School and the American Institute of Business In Des Moines. She is employed with Bateson, Ryan and Dunn Attorneys in Eldora. Mr. Orgell is a graduate of the Hubbard school and has served two years in the United States Army.Guests attended the wedding from Marshalltown, Cedar Falls, Hampton, Des Moines, Cherokee, St. Anthony, Ames, Webster City, Altoona and surrounding towns.—O-Dr. Rogers Host Osteopathic GroupDr. and Mrs. R. C. Rogers were hosts Thursday evening to the Central Iowa Osteopathic Study Group members and their families. Thirty-two attended the picnic which was held at the Pine* Lake Country Club.Dr. Sam Curamoto of WebsterCity won the golf tournament. Others attending the event were from Ogden, Dallas Center, Ames, Story City, Williams and Webster City.Jackson 4-H Club Holds WorkshopCOMING EVENTSWednesday, July 5:Union Church of Christ Loyal Women’s Bible Class.Pine Lake Ladles.Thursday, July 0:Legion Auxiliary.Thursday Club, Mrs. J. S, Newcomer.Friday, July 7:Nccdtccraft Club, Mrs. Lynn Bausman.World War I Veterans and Auxiliary picnic at Logsdon park.St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid, 2 p. m.Union Ladies Cemetery Assoc., Mrs. F. S, Schuler, 2 p.m. Saturday, July 8;Bridge Group, Mrs. James L. Cameron.Sunday, July 9;Tesko Reunion at McHenry Park in Des Moines, noon pot-luck.Monday, July 10*.Eldora Garden Club, breakfast picnic at city park.Baptist Guild Girls, Jane and Kay Eggleston.Tuesday, July 11:Rebekah Lodge No. 144.Tuesday Bridge Club, Mrs. R. R. Bateson.N.T.T, Club family picnic at north shelter house, 0:30 p. m.Jackson Township Cemetery Society at Berlin Church.Neighborhood Birthday Club, Mrs. Ed Lackey.Kountry Kiub, Eldora City Park, 7 p. m,St Mery's Altar and Rosary Society.W. S. C. S. District Officers Training Meeting.—O—Orgell - Winters Rehearsal DinnerMr. and Mrs. Leonard Orgell were hosts to a rehearsal lunch In their home Wednesday evening honoring their daughter, Barbara, and James Winter, The lunch was held following the wedding rehearsal.Those attending the rehearsal dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winter Jr., Nancy and Mary; .Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Reinhart' Jr.; Rev. and Mrs. H. O. Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Penning and Stanley; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Strathe, Monte, Jean and Sterling; Marlene McMillen, Larry Zocskc and Richard Winter.—O—V.F.W. MEMBERS PLAN JULY 30 PICNIC. Members of the V. F. W. Post and Auxiliary met Wednesday evening. Reports of the state encampment at Mason City were heard from Mrs. Troy Jones, president, and Mrs. Howard Mairs, secretary. Mrs. Clarence Struck from the Eldora organi-zationalso attended the encamp-
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Eldora Herald Ledger
Eldora, Iowa, US
Tue, Jul 04, 1961
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