Miss Schopmonn Weds Robert Anderson, Jr.Mias Ruth Ann Schupmann, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schupmann, of Troy and Robert David Anderson, Jr., son of Mb*, and Mrs Robert D. Anderson, Sr., of Moscow Mills, were united tn -marriage Aug, 10, at five o'clock at Trinity Lutheran Church in Troy. Rev. Norman W Bah tow, of New MeHe. officiated in the double ring ceremony.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of ChaniiHy lace and nylon organza. The fitted bodice was fashioned with a sabrina neckline splashed with iridescents. Long fitted sleeves come to a point over the hands. 'Hie bouffant skirt featured lace scallops and inserts of orgarraa A detachable chapel-length court train fell from the shoulders with lace scallops edging the organza. Her bouffant dbow-lengtti veil of nylon illusion was held in place by a pearl and crystal encrusted tiara crown. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of white pomps with a detachable white orchid corsage Miss Schupmann chose as Maid of Honor her sister, Miss Janet Schupmann, of Troy. She wore aftoor-length empire waisted gown of nile green organza trimmed in seif-fabric leaves and sweetheart roses. Misses Dorothy and Linda Schupmann, sisters of the bride, MissDorothy Anderson, sister of the groom, served as bridesmaids They wore ftoor-length gowns of chiffon falling from a high yoke. Thedresses were in a rainbow of colors one green, one pink, one blue and one yellow. Their matching headpieces of nylon organza were held in place by self-fabric bows. Each attendant carried bouquets with rainbow colored pomps Mr. Anderson chose as best man, his brother-in-law, Richard Kreu-ger of Troy Richard Mueller, a friend of the groom, R. Larry Schupmann, cousin of the bride,Raymond Schupmann, brother ofthe bride and Mike Anderson, brother of the groom, served as groomsmen. All men in the wedding party wore summer tuxedoes with white evening jackets. The groomsmen wore pom ponsof white The grooro 1 re adecorated In natch theMoscow Mills community hall vmas the scene of the reception and dance given later that evening with music supplied by Bob Detayoe. Mrs. lrvan Schupmann and Mrs. Alton Haas served refreshments and the three-tiered cake baked by Mia Ronald Singleton Both ladles woreoar nab on corsages.The couple are now residing inWentzviHe. *Parker Ellis AnnouncesFor County AssessorParker Eitis of Si lex has announced as a Republican candidate for Assessor of Lincoln County, subjectto the November General Election.Mr Ellis is a veteran of WqrW War II, served in the U. S. Navy lew two years Serving 19 months in the South Pacific.He has lived in Lincoln County all his life, attended the rural school, and graduated from the Si lex HighHaving been a farmer id the community and is now employ«d as • construction ;tnn k*.'Having been a fanner and knowing the value of property, be would plan to serve you honestly and render the service of the office to the best of his ability.Your vote in the November Stkelection wiM be greatly appreciated.Pd. Adv. * ’ y -IT:.* •rn»mpomponbride’s bouquetTina MaUlet old Gooch ReceivedBronze Star!*Gerry Matlady, trienfli of-tfto^brKk*. served as Bower girl and nngbearMatlady wore a whitesr.street-lenglh lace dress with ptnk embroidered daisies and carried abasket of rainbow pomps.Tlit bride s mother wore a shocking pink drees with white accessor-im. Urn groom’sgfcy blue dn* with uAite ies. BcSh mothers wore white earn*-mtXMNha Trang, Vietnam (AlfTNCj— Army Fir* Lieutenant Gooch, 25. son of Mrs. Gertrude- H Gooch, Troy, Mo . received t\§ Bronze Star Medal Oat. tot, near Nha TYwng, Vietnam li. Gooch wm presented the award tor meritorious aervioe moperations£ MIT m s'- ,4 TLjFjfc . Hw I ft *|At the tune of the he was adjutant lor tha mbbat Aviation Group near Nb*