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Miss Averil Conner and Mr. Harold Gleadall, Jr., Exchange Marriage VowsNavy during World War II, sta- j ningham, Miss Kellie Cox, Miss Donald, Jr., Mrs. George Rudy,Mary Jane Abell, Mr. James Dit- and Mr. Richard Gleadall. ty, Miss Frances Henry, Mr. | ---------Kenneth O’Hara, Mr. and Mrs. * “The Honor Citizen Committee Robert Gleadall and daughters, | Needs Your Help.”Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rudy andChurch of Christ Is Setting for Double Ring ServiceMiss Averil Conner, elder jB* . . /- ■ — ■ vtV '. V’ ■ *’ J.' ■' jj*ji Vlv? *! ' ; -aS ■. . . V;.. .c ‘.P*; i* . ' ii v lt;■ ■ y.. . ■ ; Sb lt;- •'1. -v ■ 1 ’. . ^ 8, 1S .* .. u, •' • - j. .' . - . .‘L • 1 . ■ - *■' ; ' ■ I i. *. i'‘. : V.’. ■*'. ‘ ‘ »*.. *. j.'. '■ '. . fi. *.■*_; . - - V ■ * -Vq ’ ■ ‘ *T- ■' e ilV ■ ■ .UV,' -* ’ ■ .«-■ ' *...'. ■ gSsc .r.'Tffdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.W. ! i Conner, became the bride of Mr. iHarold Gleadall, Jr., son of Mr. j and Mrs. Harold Gleadall, Sr., in a pretty June wedding solemnized at the c hurch of Christ, j.Saturday at 3:30 P. M. by Rev.| Otha R. Clary, pastor, who used an impressive double ring cere- imany, ij The alia I palms, fernsI which formed the background for one large basket of white j snapdragons and gladioli and two tall white, seven-branched candelabra holding tall whitetapers.Preceding the exchange ofwas banked withand aspidistra,i vows, Miss Kellie Cox, organist, J and Miss Mary Jane Abell, vo-; calist, presented a 30-minute program of nuptial music. Miss Cox placed Fragment ot Un-j finished Symphony (Schubert); Cavatina t RC a n t; AndanteHe (Tchaiskowsky); The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin by Wagner; Liebes-traum (Liszt) during the service. and the recessional by Mendelssohn. She aM l s s Could Yours Is(Lehav). ;the h e 11 You Giventher, thlt;gown ofwhichAbell, who Tell You .VI v Heart us the| i* \ / * i v ti \j 25 % y id Bless1 i hr I t-1 Veeompanied sang If 1 ; Firestone);4 I'SYAlonebenediction ceremony, i and Keep* nI At* *Kfbridetraditional1 * * #•sMU■'‘x / jsweetheart necklineby her fa-lovely in avhite satin, with a and longlit tedskirt Her n e tsleevt%r*ngteis cat;I iJl was piece m which tnnunlv on- 1 ■ ,* •necklace, bouquet oigardenias.itru- ♦ r\* Hand a lace over-a short train.veil of English to a crown head-m the same lace her dress. Her as a silver star arried an arm carnations andrP K1 nstei V.attended by her■ Conner*maid oi honor, Quinlan and Mrry, bridesmaids.were with lace bodices had wand cap g‘ngowns231 T I f1 a * illi \y \ tI V ItAMci aMrs. J. R. i Frances Hen-The attendants’ dike from overskirts. The t-neckiines Miss Connerlit tr cV. .•» A.r i e cf 3 o \ oft h evliss HenrvQuinlan, rose. Fvellow'*cn ca r-coioniai bouquetV (pe;brahlioi mixea single strand gifts ofM j, Robe Leesburg* \ M €4 s s f s, R o1t o n * a n ci ! t i% aB AXCunningham, of best man, andDay*/I•* *MRS. HAROLD GLEADALLmother, Mrs. Gleadall, wore a Copenhagen *ue crepe with white accessories and a corsageof pink rost-S.Immediately following the ceremony, the reception was held in the church parlors. In the receiving line with the bridal couple, were their parents and the bride’s attendants.The bride’s table was centered with a beautifully decorated, four-tiered wedding cake, topped with two small white wedding bells and orange blossoms. Twin crystal candelabra on either side held two tall white candles. Mrs. Robert Flint and Miss Marilyn Rhoades presided at the silver coffee service at either end of the serving table, which was centered with a bouquet of mixed summer flowers and crystal candelabra which matched those on the bride s table. Assisting at the reception, were the bride's aunt and cousin, Mrs. Noble Grandstuf! and daughter, Lyndall, who served the cake after the bride had cut the first slice and served her husband. Several members of the Ladies Aid Society of the rch, of which Mrs. Conner istioned in Hawaii.The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gleadall, Sr., Mr. Richard Gleadall, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Grandstaff and Lyndall, Mr. and Mrs. Branson Shanks, Mrs. Mabel Devitt, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Breakfield, Janice. Harold and... *v .. *■ / - :*V ; ‘ . i'h. . r.:; 1Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Asher. Judith and Jane; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Muladore and fam-, ilv, Mr, and Mrs. William Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Geb-hart and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.Ira Vandervoort, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vandervoort and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDaniel. Anne and George; Mrs. Margaret W i e d e m a n, Mrs. Susan Barnes, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D, Marble, Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Stonner, Richard and Sondra; Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Williams and Gregg, Miss Helen McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Abell. Mary Jane and Richard; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Swindler and Evelvn; Mr* mp wand Mrs. George Rhoades and Marilyn; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Redfern, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flint, Dr. and Mrs. V. E. Hutch-i ens, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Cris-sen berry. Mr. and Mrs, EarlHall, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mar-conett and Nancy; Miss Jean Johnson, Miss Frances Henry. Miss Shirley Conner, Miss Adele Raizk, Miss Nancy Frazer, Miss June Brandenburg. Rev. and Mrs. Otha R. Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker. Mrs. M. R. Snyder and Kirs. Virginia B. Bernard, all of Wilmington or vicinity,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Terry, Mr. and Mrs. I. B, Young,I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellis andfamily, Mr, am Wiedeman, Mr. Lewis, Mr. am Pausch, Jr., Mr. Rausch. Sr.. Mr.i MliMrsMr siMter Cumnngha m* Mrit * * * rMMisC. W, Fdller, Ackerman, Dr. and Lowe, Mrs.Mr. T. G. Goldi othy Smith, all of Dr, S. B. Smith, C. H : Mr, and Mrs rial! and Sharon am ton; Mr, and Mrs. (Grove iH. C L. A i. L. A . Wl i M . T. D. H. H.s i-vtzArminda Gleadall, erry, Mrs. Dor-Leeshurg. Washington R. D. Glea-1 Judy, Day* C. Redkey.:hutpreidentalso assisted with theColumbus; Mr, and Mrs. Donald Rudv and Donald, Jr.. .Mr. Nick Gogannis, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Virginia Doyle, Virginia Lee andMr. and Mrs. James t. Bill and Jimmy. An-C harlene,C. Hodgso derson.Ind.; Mr.ULMrs Wil-\\■e sh m e n is» w h 1 c hte ice cream moldsincludedcenteredoliwith pink hearts, and cofiei napkins alsThethemo-outalso carried wedding bell and June rost tif.For a s undisclosed destination, btide had changed to aam Humston, Sprmjand Mrs, Dale Esi n A 111 ci ini i tvi x_j * 11 * Aw/ \ v 11on■» Ai f f' \Milt jida ...act '9Kli rfi. / %A 1 * ii.'«M *M ii i UM rk MvII .elandi 11 c a m p, Chnncoth eMr, and Mrs, Harry Sea lock* Mrhort wedding trip ta Ilinenwhitebridalmine torMiifMr; h r i d e.printedter as—--e(re-»nniard Gleadall Wil-hers of the bride-.ishers.a mother of thea and whitetheblack;uu witn wmte trim and accessories and a large, black picture hat. She also wore the gardenias from herbouquet.Upon their return, the bride and bridegroom, who will both be seniors at Wilmington College, with the fail semester, will reside with her parents for the present. The bride, who wasMrsdaughter M rs. 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StoreBlancHesterPhone 3301Hot Weather Specialse CoW h cWr(BLANCHESTER THRIFTI fMARKETnald Whitenack» ** Arc 1 Ii 1 5 ijpl /'fI I Ipinkft. »SC:ess for her daugh-. Her accessoriesher corsage ofbridegroom’sn dnegraduated from Wilmingu High School in 1945, is majoring in public school music. Gleadall was graduated Fairfield high school in 1943 and .served three years in the U.Mrfi on
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Wilmington News Journal
Wilmington, Ohio, US
Mon, Jun 07, 1948
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