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Jack dark aiui Mr. Dpnpfe J.m?, both of Pnnceum, and Mr. I*Robinson of Princeton, broth-of the bridegroom.he ) ecopti jr was helu rrt thehurch janor.. The- bruit's lably»‘as covered- v.lih- a while la tv,.♦ •“Troth over*bttg-and held a blue# and white flora! centerpiece fla%|jF with .lighted white taucr^’lie* .five-lTcrcd. wesldi'ng cake*Wjieed In white and decora tee fit Milut hidden.* The bottom tfiei-111 the, fm m of a Jthree-leaicr andAhtt tiers'were Separated with Grethr.n pillar* design. Pa eh* tier*- was decorated witnwhite’roses, sugar bells, lattice* wuik hearts; scallop^* anil fans. The top tier held the traditiomu immature bride .and groom.Miss Shirley Boland of Kansas ,1 pity serve*! the chfee 'and Miss,I'Murgaret .McDonald . of Kansas.'!m 1 BMiss Catherine Robinsoh of Princeton, sister ' of the bridt*:groom, ri’egplTtf-Trenton were in charge -of Chi gifts.■ _ 1 he-eormle left 'for a wedding trip* touiliLnois. The bride traveled'1*1 a tear blue wool dress and he* . cprsnge was the red roses fiomlici*wedding bouquet. ^Mrs. Robinson graduated fromTrenton High School ii| 1958, and •is employed as •s**cretary Tor Jlor* bert S. Hrbwti, into fifty at law. rit Trenton. Mr. Robinm graduated, -in- 1954 from the' Ravanna High School and is employed with the-Hon les—Keetl—Lightfoot -*•' Robinson Wedding/*tnrThe * South'/’ Evans * Christianchurch was thA Tor the .wedding Sunday afternoon, October 24 when Miss Julpv Darlene Light— foot; daughter of Mr. and_JJrs. Roscoe Lightfoot * of SpTckard.Mo., became the * br?9 ~of Mr.Charles I^frv'rRobinsoiC“stfn dfn r?~My. and Mr? C. B. Robinson of Princeton, Missouri,Rev Harry Clifton of Prince top !perfoi mod iiu* d^jubltf”I’llJk Ctil'e-'•n.ony at two thirty o'clock in the afternoon before an archway of greenery flanked with seven hianch candelabra, baskets of white and blu«-g!iRlio!a.di\d rhums.Miss Christine Crawford played a melt;iley of nuptial music as .the. guests tfere being seated and the traditional wedding marches.;• C hands. .Her finger-top face Veil of brid-^ Mission walt; gathered to- a uuhfng lace headpiece set with• -rail seed pearls. She carried $ mte ft*n topped with red rosea id her oply jewelry was a single iami of pearls. .3hs Regina Lightfoot attended r sister as maid of* honor. Shema.i ballerina length light blue ■i.-r wylon fmvo over matching1»».*The bride was given in mar* nage by her father. Her ballerina length gown of French lace was fashioned with a fitted bodice and short sleeves. Th'e tow scalloped neckline was accented with seed pearls. She wore matching face mitts tapered to poipts overII-* * feta The midriff was accented' : i a floating'’panel and a de* j re scooped neckline. She car'd nosegay of blue and white,, Mat ions and woi*e a matching ■wc headdress.Shane -Ferguson carried the.* •igs on a white satin pillow -edg*^ d with lace. *Jan Ferguson was flower girlT ’■‘••r white embroidered nvlon dress ’ uured a very bouffant skirt *•«» wine a ^atin ribbon‘in her •ir As she walked down the Me she scattered red rose petals.Mr Max Vantlel o( Powersville as best mah. The ushers were:
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Unionville Republican and Putnam County Journal
Unionville, Missouri, US
Wed, Nov 12, 1958
Page 7
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