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Shirley Naomi Beckwith 1 Bride Of John C. TrussellMiss Siirley Naomi Beckwith, daarfiter of Mr. and Mrs.Clar-*nee Beckwith, Port Matilda, *»d John Cornelius Trussell, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert H. Trussell, 84 W, North St., II-• N.Y., were united In marriage at a ceremony in die Bald Eagle Methodist Church by die Rev. Marlin E. Moore, of Aa-ronsburg. and the Rev, Paul C.Andrus, of Chattanooga, Tenn,, in vows exchanged on July 17. Music was by Mrs. G. Melvin Lehman, organist, and Ivan Trussell, soloist.After a reception at the Bald Eagle Sportsmen's Club, the couple left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, N.Y.The bride is a graduate of Tyrone Area High School and of God's Bible School and College. The bridegroom is a graduate of the Ulon High School and now a student at God's Bible School and College.They will reside at 1810 Young st„ Cincinnati, 10, Ohio. White peau de sole was chosen In the bride's full-length gown which featured a pearl motif and bodice front panel. The gown had princess-style long pointed sleeves with a detachable train re-embroidered. Her fingertip length veil was held by a pearl accented crown and she carried an arm crescent bouquet of French carnations and gardenias. She was given in marriage by her parents,Mrs. Bemiece Andrus was her sister's maid of honor with Miss Mse Beckwith, another sister, as bridesmaid. Their nylon chiffon street length gowns were made by the bride’s mother.The honor attendant, wearing pink, carried a cascade of pink and white mums, while the bridesmaid, who chose an orchid gown, had orchid and white mums. Their crowns of matching colors had a shoulder length veil.Carrying a basket of white roses trimmed in yellow was the flower girl, Nancy Gordenk, Port Matiloa, who was dressed in yellow, he also had a crown wim a shoulder length veil. Her gown was designed by her mother.The bride's mother wore a gray print crepe dress with a corsage of white roses. The bridegroom's * mother wore a blue prim jersey dress with a corsage of white roses. Emerson Trussell, of XI ion, N.Y. served as best man. Ushers were Gerald Moore, Warriors Mark; Daniel Gordenk,Port Matilda, and Milton Up-dyke, Warriors Mark.IMr. and Mrs. John C, TrussellSerra International Convention SlatedFinal plans for the annual convention of the 21st District of Serra International were discussed at a recent meeting of die members of the Serra Club ' of Altoona, the hosts for the convention.Doctor M. R. Denny, convention chairman, outlined the duties of the Altoona.Serrans for the convention which is v scheduled for August 28, 29, lt;3 and 30, The convention will be \ held at the Penn Alto Motor e Hotel in Altoona and at the i Our Lady of Loretto Seminary in Loretto, tinder the auspices a of the Most Rev. J. Carroll * McCormick, D.D., Bishop of d AJtoona-Johnstown. q_ iI*SPRING MOUNT VALLEY Mr, and Mrs. Edmund .Heb.- ^rank.of. Jeanette, anri..Mn and •*Mrs, James Hebrank of Greens- r burg, have returned after ^ spending several days at the home of Mrs. Edwin Grazier, cMr, and Mrs. C. A. Dorman, ^ Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Chilko * and children, Stephen Jr., Mary tJ and Carolyn, Mrs. Martha Clay uI Ito nn J Vi.A
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Tyrone Daily Herald
Tyrone, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Jul 30, 1964
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