six-ant-ing-,roldteed.hird5 lo-ing-?*ritzarei on f ol-um-686, io C llin-nen-also. 1 bethehighplots ated n a past560der; s. of; 40 ►wed plus un-s 40l'OUSs of if terap-ap-wasreauwastheora.wasandsr.,wk-Miss Chrystal Ann Klemme, i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Klemme of 1426 South St., Lafayette, became the bride of Jack M. Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Johns, Sr., of Delphi in a pretty ceremony performed Saturday afternoon, May 24, at 1 p.m. in St. Boniface Catholicchurch, Lafayette.The Rev. Father Bernard Ger-busi, O. F. M., performed the double ring ceremony. Preceding the rite, Miss Helen Murphy, orr jganist, played a group of bridal airs and accompanied Joe, Jr., and Frank O’Brien, vocalists.Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Rita Diedham of Kentland, a college classmate of the bride. Bridesmaids were Misses Agnes Wondell of Laporte, and ‘Anita Hawthorne, of Chicago,, both classmates.Lloyd Vanscoy, of Melbourne, Florida, a cousin of the groom, served as best man. Ushers were William Schnepp and James Hal-lar, both of Delphi.The couple was honored at a reception from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Morris-Bryant hotel. Assisting were Helen L. Scott, Mary E. Gard, Jane Ann Bennett, Betty Mitchell, and LaUra Anne Johnson of Erie, Pa., friends of thebride.The new Mrs. Johns is a graduate of the St. Francis High school in Lafayette and attended St. Francis College, Ft. Wayne, the University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, P. R., and is a graduate of Purdue. She is now a registeredmedical technologist at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette.Mr. Johns graduated from the Delphi high school and served in World War II. He is now attend-* rne coupxe win reside at ziv South Union Street, Delphi.CAKE DECORATING LESSONA special interest lesson on Cake Decorating will be held Wednesday afternoon, June 4th at the R. E. M. C. at 2:00 p. m. (dst). Those attending bring a small cake or cup cakes un-iced, utensils needed to ice a cake and, if you have any. decorating equipment.ancThlt;spepairovMrs. William Coppock of Hammond was confined to a hospital for a few days last week after suffering a heart attack. She is the mother of Mrs. Leo Draper of north of Pittsburg and is a former resident of this community.Ralph ReagonGeneral Agentarroll County FarmBureauPhone: Delphi 638Charles ThompsonSpecial AgentPhone 52CutleiDonald DuffSpecial AgentPhone Flora 815WLIFE • FIRE • AUTOown