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MR, and MSS. THOMAS W. CARR JR.(Pholo by Lonnio Roberts of Miller's Studio)Miss Janice Ann Jenkins Bride of Thomas Carr Jr.Wedding vows were exthang- berSy, She wore a A-line whitelieBeed Iasi nighl by Miss Janice Ann Jenkins of Moberiy and Thomas Wager (Tom) Carr Jr. of Cairo,The bride is I he eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas Jenkins, 1119 High street, and Hie bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wager Carr Si\, Cairo.The 8 o'clock double ring reremony was performed in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Cornn, Highway 24 West, byas1prihothe Rev. Mr. Cornu, a Cluist-I b[Ue ^ voile dress ian muster, \vith bJackBride's EnsembleFar her wedding, the bride wore a white sheath gown overlaid with lace. The dress was designed with a round neckline and long sleeves. Her shoulder-length veil of silk illusion was held in place with a satin pillbox headpiece of salin accented with small pearls and lace flow-ers to match her gown. She carried an arrangement offrlt; Ialt; wi an Flt; M th tdE( M so M Plt; Bi .aspotent accessories. Her corsage was of red roses |lolace shift trimmed in pink. Her white veil was held in place with! a white bow ar-d her accessories were pink. She earned a nose-eav of pink and while carnations.Richard P. (Dick) Montgomery of Macon was best rnan.For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Jenkins wore a beige lace dress with matching accessories. Her corsage was of pink roses with rose streamers.Mrs. Carr was attired in aand matching streamers, Reception In Home Following the wedding, a reception was hctd in the home of the bride's parents. The bride’s table was covered with a pale pink linen labie cloth and ce-tered with a three-tierd wed-ding cake decorated with pink rosebuds and topped with a cluster of pink roses and lilieswhite roses and pink and green of the valley. Pink daisy pomps leaves tied with white stream- and fernery circled the base of ers. The bride also wore the the cake which was flanked by traditional something old, some-twhite tapers, thing new. some thing borrowed. { The cake, punch, nuts and something blue and a penny injminfs were served by Miss Kar-bcr shoe.Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. Roger Qualls of Mo-M:LnMPcJaPiBtTianE hMoberly Monifor-lndexAndMoberiy Evening Democrat Moberiy Monitor Estab. 1869 Moberiy Index Estab. IfllS Moberiy Democrat Esfab. 1873DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYSPublished by Moberiy bider Pig. Co. 2!8 N. Williams St. Moberiy. MissouriMember of Audi! Bureau of lt;jrculalionPiin Jenkirs, sister dT the bridc so and Misses Sue, Florence and ai. Ruth Carr, sisters of the bride- ai1 groom. A bouquet cif pink and white daisy pomps was also an ^ the serving table.The bride was graduated from the lower division of Moberiy Junior College. She attended the University of Missouri, Columbia, before assuming her position as secretary at the Crippled Childrens Hospital in Columbia.Mr. Carr was graduated from' the Cairo High School Until accepting his present position with the Movel Contractors, Inc,, Washington, contractors on the addition to state institutions in Fulton, he was associated with Dick Montgomery, contractor, in Macon.SecMtss -sfiEi- -St i.’SSMS .MSMoberiy, Missouri,Member of The Associated PressrTK.pale; green linen sheath dress with a matching coat.The newlyweds will reside at 1011 TamuihllldevcD)WiCOiz;crWiylt;jieswtemMGRMp.
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