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Sunday, July 28, 1968 MID CITIES DAILY NEWS Page 5David C. Burns andbridein ArizonaCpl. and Mrs David C.The bride is a graduate ofof Richland High SchoolBurns are at home at 555 11th San Pasqual High School andstationed at MCAS. YumaStreet, Yuma, Ariz., after Arizona Western College,Ariz.. and is a Vietnamtheir marriage June 28 at the where she majored in businessanFirst Assembly of God education She was secretaryFollowing the reception, thrChurch. Rev. F B Allstatt, of the student senate and rep* couple left for a trip to thrpastor, officated at the double resentative for Phi Sligma A1HemisFair at San Antonio andring ceremonypha. The bridegroom, a graduSix Flags Over TexasThe bridegroom is the son ofMr. and Mrs. A M Burns ofSmithficld, and is currentlystationed at Yuma with theU.S. Marines. Parents of thebride are Mr and Mrs. IraLeamons of Winterhaven.Given in marriage by herther. the bride wore a floorlength gown of white satingwhich she fashionedThe bodice was covered inlace and accented with longbell lace sleeves, and the detachable train was of the samelace. Her veil ofwascaughtbutterfly floral design, and she carried abouquet of white carnationscentered with yellow rosebudsMiEdGarcia wasmaid of honor and b r i dmaids were Miss Dorothy Leamons. sister of the bride, andMiss Janie Colvin. The attendEmpire gowns, withshort, puffed sleeves, and aribbon accenting theEmpire waistline. The maid ofhonor’s dress was in yellowand she carried a bouquet ofcarnations centered with yellow. The bridesmaids wore lilac and carried white carnations with lilac centersJim Beck served as bestman, and ushers were WayneStafford and Larry AuxirMiss Sharon Rather wasflower girl and Jeffrey Ratherwas ring bearerSoloist was Mrs. RoyCPL. AND MRS. D. C. BURNSHoffman and Mrs. GeraldineCloud organistreceptionheld in the churchship with Mrs. Lois Brummett60women mimed tosister of the bride, and MrsMelba Sainz in the housetyAmong out of town gueststhe bridegroom’s motherveepad iJISorypOfOllf)and brother. Chris, of Smithfieldhis grandparentsMrMore than 60 distinguishedThe first meeting1women in the professions, the Women s Advisory Corrnt..nlt;• iand Mrs. Claude Harleyarts, and other fields were is scheduled for Augustdio, Calif., and Mr and Mrs. named today as members of Washington, DCand4 «Kent H u s t e a d of Kearney, Vice President Hubert H Vice President is expei t«-dArizHumphrey’s* Women’s Ad v i attenda#. ♦sory CommitteeTheir appointments were anMrsJoseph described uinounced by Margaret Trumanformation of the commitu ..Daniel, national co-chairman“something new. vigorousof Women for Humphrey, in asignificant in political4 ,1r »news conference at the headpaignsquarters of New York Citizensthe first time a *«v»for Humphrey. 7 E 52nd Stdate willgivingMrs Gen Joseph, Vicewomena voice in ihr dChairman of United Demo-eisionsanddebatescrats for Humphrey. Women'smake up the core of pr«*Md» rDivision, joined in the an-tial campaigning,« 4Mr!•»nouncement.seph said
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Hurst Mid Cities News Texan
Hurst, Texas, US
Sun, Jul 28, 1968
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