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Marshall-Hetrick Wedding In Daytonor Carol Joan Marshall, daughter y of Rody E. Marshall of Dayton, !and the late Mrs. Marshall and! of A-3C Philip W. Hetrick, son ofj ;d.Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wingardj p.'of Templeton RD 1, were mar*! rk ried on May 11 in the Dayton’ iPresbyterian Church. The Rev. Da-; .|j!vid E. Bickett read the ceremony, jj. at eight o’clock that evening by 1 Lr candlelight with the lighted cross1 in the background. Two wroughtj iron candelabra, ferns and bovi-' Jquets of red snapdragons and white;* carnations formed the altar deco- i i rations, .lt; (0f| Given in marriage by her fa- 1 Llj:ther, the bride wore a gown of,ip; white lace and net, fashioned with;a lace bodice and full tiered skirtto of the net and lace. Her finger-: .tip veil was attached to a pearl[beaded tiara and her bridal bou-.j jquet was of white carnations. j Evelyn Marshall, matron of ho- lt;I nor for her sister-in-law, and Ca-|; ■thy Sue Marshall, flower girl, wore/ !ballerina length gowns, in blue and] pink respectively. Mrs. Marshall’s ] ft-! was of blue net and lace and Ca-\ t’jthy Sue’s was of pink satin with, /.’net skirt and bow bustle. Their/ :d[ flowers were pale yellow carna-j tfltions. The ring bearer. Sammy j a-lMarshalI, carried the rings on a « !heartshaped white satin pillow. ! I ^( Norman Edwards of Kittanning 1 ’^'served as the bridegroom’s best;c man and Francis E. Marshall of-J Dayton and S. Reid Marshall ofj5 Ford City RD were ushers. (C ,e Miss Louise London presided at:^ gj.(the organ for the wedding marches) ,.jand accompanied the vocalist/ .'Kenneth Gould, who sang “I Lovej ' jYou Truly” and ’’The Lord’s Pray-tsI cause” and Always.” :jd! Mrs. Harry M. Clark of Youngs-i lt;town, Ohio, aunt of the bride, wore]' :d:a navy blue suit, and the groom’s! t ie mother wore a pink nylon dress.! [ j. Both wore corsages of white car-,f d! nations, js.j The ceremony was followed by;a reception in the church social I d hall where the decorative motif- was pink and white. The three *vici vu LGtvc nao uy a juiui-ature bride and groom. It was 1 served with ice cream, punch and coffee. Mrs. Roy Gould cut the jcake, Mrs. Hazel Rumbaugh presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. tl Vern Kinter poured at the coffee j lt;j. table, Aides were Mrs. Alda Mar-j ■ a; shall, Mrs. Louise Livengood, Mrs.] , r_ Craig Kinter, Miss Ruth Rum -i . n baugh, Miss Della Sell, Mrs. Har-i ^ry Silvis and Mrs. Myron Garner.! A 3-C Hetrick is a graduate of h Radar School at Keesler Air Force! ,e Base and is stationed at Westoverl* i; Air Force Base,, Massachusetts. • I j. Mrs. Hetrick’is a graduate of11 a Dayton Joint High School. .r
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, May 29, 1956
Page 12
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Diane R.
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