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Foster-Lewis'Wed InCeremonyMiss Jcannic Dyck and Miss Linda Wycoff served from the three • tiered cake, Pink carnations and taiers appointed the bride's table.Assisting with the reception were Mrs. Tom Foster, bride’s aunt and Mrs. Agnes Byers.For a brief wedding trip, the bride traveled in a white linen suit complemented with pink accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will make their home at 2329 McCormick.The bride was graduated from Great Bend High School last Spring and from Sidney's Hair* dressing College. She is employed at Virginia’s Hair Styling j Shop. The bridegroom was graduated in 1963 from Great Bend High School: attended Gem City School of Horology at Quincy, 111. and is employed by Dawson’s Jewelers.Shamrock Home Demonstration UnitReviews History And ActivitiesIn commcnoration of National j have included flood control, a Home Demonstration Week, talk by a local lawyer onMr. and Mrs. Terry Lewis . . . nee Sue Foster(Brannan's Photo)The wedding vows of Miss Sue Foster and Terry Lewis were exchanged in a double-ring service performed on May 1 at ten o’clock in St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church.Bouquets of white mums and white gladioli appointed the altar where Father Donald Fiedler performed the ceremony.Miss Foster is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Foster, Rt. 3. Mr. Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis Jr., 1S10 Odell.BRIDEGiven in marriage by her brother, Gary, the bride wore a floor - length gown of fn'idal Taffeta designed with an all-lace bodice featuring a Sabrina neckline and long sleeves which tapered to bridal points over the hands. The bouffant bell skirt of taffeta appliqucd with lace extended into a chapel train.Her ballerina - length veil of silk illusion was held to a princess crown of pearl loops ac -cented with pearl drops.She carried a bouquet of cym* bidium orchids arranged with lilies - of - the valley and feathered carnations.ATTENDANTSin pink de - lustcrcd satin sheaths with lace overskirts. Each carried a bouquet of white carnations. Their headpieces were fashioned of pink satin rosettes encircled with brief veils.Phillip Briscoe was best man. Groomsmen and ushers were Tom Foster, bride’s cousin, Richard Snnkey and Ron Mix.Miss Ann Lewis, bridegroom’s sister, served as flower girl. Tini Lewis, bridegroom’s brother, carried the rings to the bridal pair on a white satin pillow.Miss Connie Wciser provided nuptial music and served as accompanies! for the Boys’ Choir and for the soloist, Charles Dawson, as he sang Ave Maria.**For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Foster chose a light blue three - piece lace suit with white accessories. The bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. Lewis, wore a navy blue dress with navy accessories. Their corsages were fashioned from white carnations.RECEPTIONFollowing brunch at 12 noon in Maude’s Cafe in Iloisington, a reception was held in the A*Shamrock Home Demonstration Unit this week reviewed its history of accomplishments and activities.A spokesman for the club pointed out “we are happily aware of the fact that we are in the midst of our 29th year of striving to make our homes and communities better places in which to live and to provide our families with the advantages offered through constantly improving nutritional health and home improvement standards.”The Shamrock Home Demonstration Unit was organized Dec. 6, 1946 with eight members, five of whom are still active members, Mmes. Irwin Alcfs, Homer Bird, Vernon Doonan, Wendell Doonan and Arnold Essmiller Jr.Since 1946, membership has fluctuated with a high of 15 and the present membership of 10 including Mmes. Paul Blankenship, Elward Hiss Jr., Robert Laudick, Loyal Otte, and Hugh R. Steadman, as well as the charter members listed previously.Mrs. Bird and Mrs. A1 e f s have served on the BartonCounty HDU Advisory Committee and the County Extension Board.The unit Is especially proud of the 17 consecutive Gold Seals it has been awarded for meeting the requirements ofthe County Standard of Excellence.Some of the community projects sponsored in the past include adoption of needy families: taking magazines andtreats as well as remember birthdays of people in the County home; a water testing pro -gram: assistance to the Cerebral Palsy Association; collection of eye glasses; clearing dangerous country intersections of trash and high weeds; attempting to organize a Bookmobile for Barton County; helped to organize another HDU; has been particularly interested in Mental Health and have collected used jewelry, clothing, magazines for the Larned State Hospital; purchased a number of coupons for patients at the State Hospital to be used by them for various necessities.The Shamrock Unit meets the second Wednesday of each month, except July. In addition to its planned program of work, it also includes a Card Party honoring husbands each month, except during the summer work season; family parties in the spring and fall; a family picnic in the summer.Wills, checking accounts; talks by American Field Service students; speakers who have toured foreign countries and have sponsored talks on Emotional Problems of Children “in connection with the Mental Health program.”Three LengthsPrinted PatternircI1Miss Kathy Foster served her merican Legion Hall in Hoisingsister as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Susan llaycs and Miss Ann Dieselier.They were dressed identicallyton.Mrs. Harry Dyck, bride’s cousin. Miss Chcrie Buss presided at the punch and coffee service.XK.'Special community meetings are held when the occasion arises to reach people outside the units with information of special interest. Some of theseOne - step dressing — what a blessing for busy moms and always - in - a - hurry daughters! Sew jump suit in 3 lengths —shorts, pedal pushers, slacks. Choose poplin, denim, twill.Printed Pattern 9497: Girls’ Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14. See pattern for yardages.Thirty-five cents in coins for each pattern — add 15 cents for each pattern for first - class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, Great Bend Daily Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New n York, N.Y. 10011. Print NAME,1 bAS'00!s9© o © © o $ ©» For any ha), ©
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Great Bend Daily Tribune
Great Bend, Kansas, US
Sun, May 09, 1965
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