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Mrs Milton tlt;* her honu weekend in ht r husband,Price has returned aft* r spending the Atlantic City with Pvt. Price— o--{To Wed Elmer RuarkPvt Jaik Webb, of Aberdeen. Md , spint the weekend with hw father, Mr Fred W C Webb andMrs. Wvbb, North Division streetMr William Jackson Fripp, of Bronxville. \ ^ ^ visiting hisaunts, Miss May Humphreys and Miss Mai ie Shelmerdme.— oMi Randolph Brewingion, of N»w \ ork City, is visiting his sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs Raymond Ackley o--Midshipman George Reeves, of the U S. Naval Academy, Anna pel j*, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Alice Reeves, Smith street.• o-1andandMrs Samuel S Feldman daughter, Mrs. Harry Miller small daughter, are spending several days at the George Washington Hotel irt Ocean City Mr Feldman spent the weekend in Pottstown, Pa.t with his brother,Mr Simon Feldman and Mrs. Feldman.Sgt. £ valine Hawkins, Woman'aAmy Auxiliary Corps, has re.ubrillef.Teim.. whereiWm ImMr and Mrs. Arthur C. Adkins, of this city, announce the engagement of their daughter, Aline Virginia to Pvt. Elmer F. Ruark, of Fort McClellan, Ala, son of Mrs Lee Ruark and the late Mr Ruark, also of Salisbury.Miss Adkins is a graduate of Wicomico High School and the Salisbury State Teachers College and has been teaching in Annapolis Pvt* Ruark waa eriroloved in theRev. McDade’s Daughter Weds Walter H. CordreyMordelaSharptown, June 2D— Mi.ns Carolyn McDade, daughter of the Rev Howard McDade and the late Mrs Carrie McDade, became the bride of Walter Henry Cordrev, son of Mrs Winnie Cordrey and the late Arthur Cordrey, last Friday night at Asbury Methodist Church ofwhich the bride’s father is pastorThe Rev McDade performed the ceremony before a setting of sum mer flowers and palms The hnde was given away by her brother, David McDade, W ilmingtonThe bride wore a gown of white taffeta with Dutchess lace insets and a round neckline Her finger tip veil was held in place by a band of pearls, making a bonnet effect. She carried a shower bouquet of bride’s roses and baby’s breath A single strand of pearls waa her only ornament, a gift of the bridegroomMiss Jean McDade, sister of the bride, maid-of-honor, wore a blue taffeta gown with a sweet heart neckline and matching veil, held in place with a cluster of flowers and she carried yellow roses.The bride’s maids were: Mrs Ruth Embert, Ingleside, Md., sister «f the bride, Mrs. Eleanor Ben-Mr and Mrs I T Evans entertained lat Sunday on Father’s Day i in honor of the ?5th birthday an-: niversary of Mr Evans and the 1 *UHh birthday anniversary of Mrs , Nolan BeachI Mr and Mrs Paul Emery and -on, Paul. J r , Monoa, Pa, visited relatives nere during the weekend Paul, Jr. remained for a longer* MMt.^ Mrs Rowe Elliott spent from i Saturday until Tuesday in Baltimore as the guest of Mr and Mrs . Robert Elliott and family.1 Robert Rayfield was sworn into the Navy on Thursday last and is stationed at Bain bridge, Md.Ij Robert A. Gambnll, Sr, spent ‘ several days over last weekend with Robert Allen Gambnll, U.S N R. who is now stationed at Chapel Hill, N C , Pre-Flight School# Mrs Ella Mitchell is visiting inCrisfield Couple Wed At Grace ParsonageCapitol Heights as the guest ofi Mr am! Mrs Harry Saunders and familyMrs I, V Broekson, Wilmington, spent part of the past week with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Mrs Herman Wright and daughter, Jackie Pat, pf Baltimore spent the weekend as the guests of Mrs Martha Wright and family. Jackie Pat remained for a longer visit.The marriage # of Miss Irene Grace Parks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ewell H. Parks, of Crisfield, and Lieut. Benjamin Harrison^Tyl-er, son of the late Alec Tyler and Mrs. Hattie Tyler, also of Crisfield, took place at the Grace Methodist parsonage here Saturday night The Rev Henry M Parks, uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony The bride wore a beige two-piece j suit with matching accessories and j a corsage of roses and carnations Their attendants were Miss Edna Knight, of Lynchburg, Va , who is employed at the McCready Memorial Hospital in Crisfield, Miss Ed wine Parks, sister of the bride, and Mr. James Tawea, Jr The bride is a graduate of Crisfield High School and the Lynchburg School of Nursing in VirginH and is now employed at the hospital in Crisfield.Lieut. Tyler, also a graduate of Crisfield High School, is now stationed at Camp Tyler, Texas, After a wedding trip to Ocean City, the couple will return to Crisfield and from there will go to Camp Tyler where they plan to make their home.hilieHenWesillneT1Wim at 2 Bari copa nienltery.Shs. ;andMioper; corm for i tmuc of h until
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Salisbury Times
Salisbury, Maryland, US
Tue, Jun 29, 1943
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