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Miss Teresa Golden Weds Fredrick DuncanThe nuptial vows of Miss Teresa Ann Golden and Fredrick E. Duncan were solemnized June 8 in the Union Hill Baptist Church.The Rev. Don Newby officiated at the 7 p.m. double ringceremony.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace H. Golden, Route 2, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duncan, also of Route 2.MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK DUNCANThe candlelight ceremony was held in a setting of two nine-branched candelabras adorned with greenery, baby’s breath and pink bows. The candelabras formed an arch behind the prayer bench which was also decorated with greenery and pink bows. Two seven-branched tree candelabras held white tapers and were adorned with greenery, baby’s breath and pink bows stood on either side of the stage.Family pews were marked with white bows with pink baby's breath.Mrs. Barbara Newby. Ada, was pianist. She played traditional wedding marches and accompanied Jerry Duncan. Ada. brother of the bridegroom, wrho sang “The Twelfth of Never.”The bride was given in marriage by her father.She w’ore a formal gowrn of white silk lace and organza over crepe. It was styled with a Duchess neckline and an empire waist trimmed with lace and organza. The full lantern sleeves were caught to fitted cuffs trimmed with lace andtinv buttons.Her thrcc-tiered chapel leng-f th veil of bridal illusion was edged with wide lace and gathered to a headpiece of white ! satin flowers and baby's breath.The gown and veil were fashioned bv the bride and made by her mother.She carried a cascade of white carnations and baby's breath with w hite ribbon streamers tied in love knots over a white Bible.Mrs. Carole Holman. Ada. sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Miss Lorrie DeAnn Carroll. Edmond, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid.The attendants were dressed alike in floor-length empire gowns of pink crepe with short sleeves and scoop necklines trimmed in pink and burgundy. They wore pink organza flowers with streamers in the back of their hair.groomsman.The men were attired in white pants, pink shirts with white ties and burgundy jackets.Miss Linda Carroll. Edmond, cousin of the bride, and Johnny Hudson, Kansas, were cand-lelighters. Miss Carroll wore a formal gown fashioned likethe other attendants and a wrris-tlet of pink carnations.Marty Duncan, nephew of theiwers. topped with two love birds bridegroom, was ringbearer. He and pink lace, carried the rings atop a square The bridal bouquet was dis-white satin pillow trimmed with I played as the centerpiece. Thelace with pink and white baby'sj cake was flanked by pink ta-breath tied with white stream- pers surrounded by pink and ers. White flowers. Pink punch wasMiss Leigh Ann Carroll, Ed- *rved from a milk Blass punchmond, cousin of the bride, was IV' ...flowergirl. Her dress was simi- , , brulegrooni s cake vaslar to the other attendants’. She;ch°colate_ wrth white and bur-carried a white basket of pink lc*ln^‘ ,and white carnations with ba- ^cn the couple left for atrip to Arkansas, the bride wasby’s breath. . . .Ushers wrerc Jimmy Teeters, ' wiring a pink and white double _ . _ i/m t /imop TTlnH UTit h r\Mrs. Holman carried a nosegay of pink carnations, pink net and baby's breath with pink streamers. Miss Carroll carried a single pink carnation with greenery and white streamers.Freddie Lee Holman. Ada, brother-in-law of the bride, was best man. Randy Golden, Ada. brother of the bride, wasStratford, cousin of the bridegroom. and Gary Golden, Ada, brother of the bride.Mrs. Jeraldine Carroll, aunt of the bride, Edmond, registered the guests With Mrs. Nell Tilley, Fort Worth, assisting her.The mother of the bride wore a pink knit dress with white accessories. Her corsage was of white carnations.The bridegroom's motherknit dress, styled with an em-pire waist and white buttons down the front. She wore the corsage of white carnations and baby’s breath from her bouquet.rlhe couple will reside on Koute 2 until August when they will move to Murray State College, Tishomingo, where Mr. Duncan will continue his studies.The bride was honored with chose an off-white double knit a miscellaneous shower Marchdress with white accessories. 30 in the fellowship hall of the She also wore a white carna- Union Hill Baptist Church. Hos-tion corsage.The bride's parents hosts at a reception immediately following the ceremonytesses were the ladies of the were church.201th(Miss Ann Eaves and Mrs. Bet-in the fellowship hall of the ty Eaves were hostesses at achurch. Assisting were Miss personal shower May 19 in the Ann Eaves and Miss Sabra Hor- Eaves home.ton, both of Ada.The bride's table was covered with a pink cloth overlaid with a white crocheted lace cloth made by the bride's greatgrandmother, Mrs. Bonnie Lane, Seminole. The threetiered white wedding cake was trimmed in pink and white flo-;ofattlegsti
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Ada Sunday News
Ada, Oklahoma, US
Sun, Jun 17, 1973
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