FLORENCE LUCORF. IS BRIDE OF JAMES SYKKS(Continues from Page I)I ov e r * *i t i rs «rui ty j th r: a r r if d lt;o; o n i a 1 If bouqoet/. and all three of t.He bridal Attend a n|| wore headbanda of flow-• • 'HIThe groom wa* attended by Jack j Pr*! L»$«-ore brother of the bride. m b*!*ijWman. whU# Rtiaa#it I.\icor|, a no f hf r I */,r3 brother, und Robert fltewart, aerved ^I'M: MMM • ff*: jft; i':^V f»(jA? the eonehialon of the cere* j ' y mofi# the newlywed.s were ahoweredf'Sywith roiigr^;ui«|lor|| anl thf tjtjp*■ Ip||] fuff retlrecj to the |,ucore home | * ^ Jon We/1 WfU-r avenue * hei f* * j. 1[wadding mention w«l helrf? with! 0# e v * r a I aco r ea o f |fi i *• U In a 11 e n 4 ianc# M,leraJN t Tlt;VCtKOWwitc;oi f h« lfN‘1whrhl« ouT betput ButBoth pnnripji;,y of Hunday'ii wedding are oritives of IXjBoka the bride having graduated from Sand\ Ffltfh School In the tla.vi of 1033 and ha* been empolyed the Hhaffner MoreIn Falla rwlule the groorn la* graduate of DuHola High School In the cia.v, of $934 and I* a**lM-lant secretary of the VMCA Both enjoy the friendship of a wide circle of friends who baidowed congratulation* lipork them I Hr#ate Sunday aft.ern*»on they |#»ftfor Buffalo and other northern point*. where they will spend a honeymoon of a week, after whirh they will return to thta city to maketheir homeOFF FOR PARIS ONwhiPri