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Fairview Couple Wed■ ‘ jioM' -V ‘ '• ' Ye,v V, lt;v-i ♦Miss Mildred Oxendine, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Oxendine of Fairview, became the bride of Claud Hutchings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hutchings of Fairview, yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Fairview Methodist church.The Rev. H. H. LaFollette read the double-ring ceremony before an altar decorated with baskets of white gladioli and hydrangea flanked by white candles in tall candelabra.Preceding the ceremony, MissEloise Mitchell played appropriatewedding music. The traditionalwedding marches and DeBussy’s“Clair de Lane,” were played by Miss Mitchell during the ceremony, and Miss Doris Freemanand “Be-JohnsonVows Are ReadElizabeth M. Lawson, 602 Northsang I Love Thee”cause.’The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina -length gown of ice blue taffeta with a white lace overskirt.Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls.She carried a bridal bouquet of pink roses and stephanotis.Matron or honor was Mrs. Otis Holder of Buterfield, sister ofthe bride.She wore an afternoon dress of yellow linen with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations,man for the groom was his brother, John Hutchings, and ushers were Max Hutchings, brother of the groom, and Lee F, Harris.The bride’s mother wore a black and white sheer print dress with a white carnation corsage.Tlie mother of the groom wore a navy blue and white dress witha corsage of white carnations.Immediately following the cerc-High, and Charles L. Johnson, 820 ( mony, a reception was held on the Young street, were married yes- lawn at the home of the bride'sterday afternoon in the First Christian church of Bentonville, Ark.The Rev. Word read the single-parents,*The bride's table was decorated with seasonal flowers and centered with a three-tiered weddingring vows before an altar banked | fake topped with the traditionalwith roses.An organ arrangement of “Because” was played throughout the ceremony.The bride wore a beige summer suit with matching accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. They were accompanied by Missminiature bride-and-groom,Mrs. Fred Oxendine of Joplin, sister-in-law to the bride, and Mrs. W. W. Eaton of Joplin, sister to the groom, presided over the table.For going away, the bride wore a brown English linen dress withShirley Flowers. Mrs. Vivian N.i white accessories Huston and Sandra Kay Lawson, j Ml’S- Hutchings graduated from Miss Flowers wore an aqua or- Fairview high school with the gandy dress with navy blue ac-! class of 48 and has worked thecessories and a corsage of yellow roses.Mrs. Huston wore a dress of navy blue Bemberg with matching accessories and yellow rose corsage.After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will be at home at 602 North High.Johnson is employed with the Fox Furniture company.past two years at Eagle Picher Mining and Smelting company of Joplin.The groom also graduated from Fairview' high school and has been employed since 1947 with Eagle Picher in Joplin.After a short wedding trip, the young couple will be at home at 726 Chestnut in Joplin.coenrFFrFIIIVIndcaet1lt;Pcc*
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Neosho Daily Democrat
Neosho, Missouri, US
Sun, Jul 30, 1950
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