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g Mrs. Ben Lyles, Mrs. Louie K#**-teble, A white candle with ted bow was at aide at the cake,Mrs. A. P. LWi and Mrs; fttffeyn FeS*, sistm of Mr, Perry, eat ted •erved thresjfce; Mrs. Doyte Pw-ry dipped the punch and Mrs; j^- ggLiV rioUrtaMs? *■ y?5«2S5 ■«* fou^.T*W U Of mr tk» CffttllOPV She 11 i iiTiiimh'decorations and seeing, war* Milswfcfcfe hod a boditc of while laceS»3L‘£g£ *{fete** coioff She earrted a afcgkraw.ler, Mrs. Don Pearson, Mrs. John Fickei, Mrs. George Jackson, and Mrs. Colin Amtey.Mr. and Mrs. Perry were married in Clreston on Augint 33, 1925. They mooed to a farm southeast of Carl In in, itbxe fey. lived until 195f. At that time theymoved to another farm a mUen away, where they lived aestS mi, when they moved to Praacott. The Perrys’ have flve sera, *0 of whom were present for the openhouse.Out U town guests were Hr. aad Mrs. Doyle Parry of St. Loot; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Perry, David and Lesa of Mt. Ayr; Ruaeii Parry of Cheyenne, Wyo.; Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Lash of CWc*b; Iin Eddie Metcalf, of Pdkia, lit.; Mrs. Kathryn Fete.of Crave Craoar, m.; Mr. and Mn. Ok* KdtUa and Mr. end Mn. Everett Lodt-wo«f,.of Breck, KabP.; Mr. and Mrs. Sari GrtfMa, Mr. and Mn. Frank Ortfte, and Mr. aad ttn Dak? SseSj? M-fcs-JfeSsssi-aSv Mai Mrs. I jfe Pcttteger C5w= ritfa; and 'Mrt. Pdrrctf JMnftfe Jtni bet sMter-te-tew of WtottmetiSCHAMW _c W *«■Scbafcrbecame the hrfifc cf Mr.nx iinme cw*fle3%te; cerainagy til' beW to the LtecoM Cfcatar Metfco- » —« SSfird II im*U£g ‘*ia v«1e Tlt;*«,* Nonna is the dnahter M Me *o*— ww.Nonila b fe dvofhter ef Mr. and Mn^Qbfi Shsfermd Dour-tes Is fee »n e# Mr. and Mrs. PaulMitchell al] of near Corraag.The aisles were lighted with white candles attached to the pews which were marked with white satin hows.-Tfie altar was decorated with candelabra and bateets of regal lilies and pink gladioli. The candles were lit by Steve Mitchell and Bryan Steadman, brother and cousin of the1 groom. - The bride, given in marriage by j (her father, wore a gown of white bonded lace and bridal satin. The tjbodice, which was made of bridal ;Mtefin, was sleeveless and featured rTA/mied bodice with * loweredrwund neckline. The skirt, which was of bonded Jace, had soft nl*»tsat the waistline. The jacket' also of hooded lace, had a high round nsekline and set in sleeves wbfcfa «»ne to points over the wrists. Her fingertip veil of tiiite was bdd ik place by a_ tiara crown with crystal trim, ana carried a fctm* quet of pink rosebuds on a white Bible which, was a gift of the groom.utSlSfrs. Jim Kiffipson, her attend-ware a^str^,Jenath gowabrkte’s sifter as she sat^ “Always” preceding the ceremony, “The Wedding Prayer” as the couple kneft at the attar and •TB Wrik Beside You” foUowiag the cereroM. Miss Marla Shuier *«» m amrfc of the pmst m.The bast mas was Mr. An Kimpwrn. Mr. Gkn Scfateer and Mr. LoweH Raw* ««« \ut*x% Ail ef the mm of the weddtac j*r-tjr tere dark mfts and ptek roseTbe brlfc’f tatter wore 9 Mge lace twofieeed dram nd ptek actmrrriaa. Ah (men’s metfeer «w s drm andptak accessories. They wore cor-s»ft* « pfefc roses ■* dhf fe(raadawtbsrs.A recapfe? wm hste M the ttefeh partes, fte Mrrta* tabic «M. eavwatf wife vtte SaeaCSja2*T_l® «ti». wsp«tsvety tettef Wed-55e^tes-MertlB owi( andw» Haadhtepe amfthe eMe. Mm Peas MBar . serveduorySctefndh, Mte Mar-Mte .ESksteft Ja-Ms. Ate fiartnan m fee (Tts...... acted as dkfetg kttttee hoetewB in-c.--g..-T^W».. teW nteorts, HnwaM Sctafff, Boy Tarry Evaaa, tfinen ChOLtea,Wajw Wtewt.Tfe #Hkfte| gown was made bvthe brkfe’3 eoosin, Mrs. Jfah B«ck, sad the wetkMng cake was baked and decorated by Mrs. Guy Sast-crlie.Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell are both graduates of the Corni^Srijori. Presently tliey are living In Corning while the groom is en-gaged in farming with his father and the bride is bookkeeper at C. M. B. Purina Feed in Massena. They will make their home in Maryville, Missouri, where the grown will'resume his college went.•»AWWMSMY«r«*s were married Ai^ust 2, 1905 and will, observe their: 60th anniversary Sunday, Augtat 3'tnc fajpy viH .enjoy a awpe-a-
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Adams County Free Press
Corning, Iowa, US
Thu, Jul 29, 1965
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