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Pastel Hues Used at WeddingVases on the altar at Sandy-ville Methodist Church were filled with pink, yellow, green, blue and lilac carnations, matching the bridesmaid’s gowns, when Dr. Dwight Heaston read the vows uniting in marriage Phyllis Ann Himes and Michael Richard Crone.Phyllis, who was given in narriage by her father, is a laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Rimes of RD 1, Bolivar, and Michael’s parents are Mrs. Mar-iorie Crone of Mineral City and ;he late Joseph Crone.The vows were read Saturday at 2 p.m. White satin ribbon and aastel bows on the pews com-ibted the church appointments. The bride’s gown of Chantilly ace was fashioned with a Sa-irina neckline, long sleeves and i floor-length skirt. Lace luf-les accented the back of the own and swept into a chapel rain.A crown of pearls and se-luins held her elbow-length illu-ion veil and she carried white amations and stephanotis en-wined with ivy on a white lible.^ ® v «§Cheryl Johnson of East Spar-a, maid of honor, wore a floor-ength gown of pink chiffon ver taffeta designed with an mpire waistline and pleated hiffon puffed sleeves. Satin ibbon accented the waistline nd extended into streamers. Wearing dresses styled like hat worn by the maid of honor fere the bridesmaids, Patricia iierick of Canton who wore lue, Sandra Hamilton of Can-m, sister of the bride, who 'ore green, and the junior ridesmaids, nieces of the bride, 'atricia and Connie Himes of lolivar. Patricia wore yellow nd Connie, lilac.Nancy Hrometz of Amarillo, ex., niece of the bride, was lower girl and wore pale range.Nancy had a basket of carnaMrs. Michael Crone(Comber photo)was best man and the bridegroom’s brother, Joseph Crone of Minerva; the bride’s brothers, Willard Himes of BolivarKaren Weber of Sanford, Fla., cousin of the bride, had t h e guest book at a reception ;n Sandyville town hall. The pas-and Richard Himes of Sandy- ■ tel shades chosen by the bride ville, and Richard Gump of Min-1 for her wedding were repeatederal City were ushers.in the appointments. A minia-Shirley Harple, organist, play-jture bride and bridegroom centered the wedding cake.Presiding were Mrs. Frank Price of Detroit, Mrs. Linford Carnahan of East Sparta, Mrs.ed Wagner’s Bridal Chorus;Mendelssohn’s Wedding March;Trumpet Voluntary (Purcell); on petals and the others car-;Because (d-Hardelot); 0 Per-ied carnations tinted to match ifect Love (Barnby); I Prom-jElden Adams of Mineral City, leir dresses and each wore a|jse you (Ball); 0 Promise Me I sister of the bridegroom, and irclet of matching carnations(De Koven); Suite Gothique Mrs. Joe Crone.l(Boellmann), and I Love You Truly (Bond).her hair.The bride’s nephews, Steven id Richard Allen Himes, cared the rings.Robert Jones of Mineral CityMrs. Crone, mother of the bridegroom, was hostess for aShe also accompanied Diane i rehearsai dinner in the Cross-INiesz who sang The Lord'sPray | roads Hestaurant.• ler (Malotte), Wedding Prayer; yor a honeymoon Irip to Vir*2 Parties Given For Walle Davis(Dunlap) and One Hand, 0 n e gjnja Beach, the bride wore aAs guests arrived at Brews-r Sportsman Club recently, ley were greeted by Mrs. Den-f Brahler of Beach City, host-;s at a party for her sister, alle Ann Davis, bride-elect ofh/imac lt;s nprhpplrHeart (Bernstein).* ^ The blue paisley print dress and white accessories worn by the bride’s mother were accented with a white carnation corsage. The bridegroom’s mother had a pink and white carnation corsage with her white lace over pink taffeta dress and white accessories.I shift dress and white accessories.A graduate of Sandy Valley High, she attended Kent State University and is employed by TRW Metals Div. in Minerva. The bridegroom attended Tuscarawas Valley High and is a journeyman ironworker.They will reside in 174 Canal st., Sandyville.
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Dover Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio, US
Mon, Jul 24, 1967
Page 10
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