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WinslowThe First Baptist Church in Winslow wasthe setting for the Oct. 10 wedding of Darshon Anna Nothaus of Joseph City and Charles (Keith) Curnutte of Winslow.Thebride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee Randolph of Joseph City. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Curnutte of Winslow.Dr. Tommy Foster, pastor of the church, officiated at the 2 p.m.ceremony, as the double ring vows were recited.The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a bridalgown of sheer polyester,lined in acetate taffeta, that featured aqueenAnne neckline, with lace applique and simulated pearl accents, an empire waistline and sheer lace bishop sleeves. A chapel train was attached to the fullMR. AND MRS. CHARLES CURNUTTEskirt of the gown. The veil and headpiece were of polyester with nylon veiling, with lace and pearl trim to match the gown. The blusher was of nylon netting.The bridal bouquet was of blue and whitewithThe couple will live inJoseph City.The bride is a 1979of Andersonof thegraduate High School, Anderson, Calif. She is an employee of the L L Trading Post in Holbrook.yellowbaby’scarnations daisies andbreath.The maid of honor, Brenda Foster, of Sonoita, wore a formal gown of light blue polyester lined in polyester taffeta, with cap sleeves. Her bouquet was of yellow and white carnations, accented with blue carnations and a blue bow.The flower girl was Misti JoLynn Schooley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crocker, friends of the groom’s family, of Grants, N.M. She wore a light blue polyester frock, with cap sleeves, lined with taffeta. She carried herand white whiteThe bridegroom is a 1979 graduate of Win-grandparents groom, of Phoenix; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Orth, aunt and uncle of the groom, of Rosemead, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Har-the cousin of the of Grand Junc-Lindans,groomtion, Colo.;White, of Phoenix; Mr.slow High School, and is and Mrs. BiU Crocker employed by the TOK ^ familyi of Grants,McCarthy Construction NM.. Elizabeth Olson Company.. A . and son, of Superior; Among the out of Margaret Cormack, the town guests who attend- aunt of the bride, ofed the wedding were Mr.j a. ^ ^ . * Miami; Jackieand Mrs. Coy Carl, aunt the brides cousinand uncle of the groom, and their son, of Flagstaff; Mrs. Anna Faye Curnutte and Anna LeeRocha, ofCurnutte, aunt and cousin of the groom, of Phoenix; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Curnutte,Payson; Mr. and Mrs. John Bassett and family, of Tucson; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bassett, of Lakeside; and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peshlakai and family, of Joseph City.ExtendedWouldfacilityAffHatod Withablue, yellow carnations in basket.The ring bearer was Cody Peshlakai, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peshlakai, of Joseph City. The best man was Perry Wyrick of Winslow.and MarkSenior Citizens CenterAnthony Nothaus of Joseph City, brothers of the bride, were the ushers.Music for the bridal service was by Mrs. Laura Conatser of Winslow.The bride’s mothers* dress was a formal beige gown of polyester with brown overlay; her flowers, a corsage of white carnations.The bridegroom’s mother chose a formal dress of mauve with floral overwhiteMThe proposed extended care facility would be working under the Holbrook Senior Citizens Center’s corporation,” said Gen Young, chairwoman of the special committee for the facility.Mrs. Young was the guest speaker during last week’s regular meeting of the Holbrook-Petrified Forest Chamber of Commerce.Feb-funding was obtained.In announcements to the chamber members and guests, Scott Barber, president, said the next regular meeting will be held on Nov. 18 with Roger Rector of the Petrified Forest National Park as the scheduled speaker. The board did not meet on Nov. 11 dueto the holiday.ShowBeginningruary, she said the group Ml TOMflUthas sought advise from^^^^^^^^H several state agencieswhos^nformatioi^ud beenE» IV! 1UUIpolyesterlay. She,^^■both encouraging and discouraging, depending on which group awould care tocar-too, worenation corsage.The reception, at the First Baptist Church fellowship hall, was held immediately after the ceremonies. Blue, white and yellow streamers and blue wedding bells decorated the room.The cake, made byperson wouia care take advise from.The seniors have obtained over $9,000 in various donations and at forthe facility that will pro-site is being soughtwillPvide short term or long term care for persons ofThe John Todman Wonder Show will be presented tonight (Thursday) in the JosephCity school auditorium at 7 p.m. This show is a professional magic show presented by a world renowned magician. It promises to be excellent entertainment especially for children. The show isall ages.^^^^^^^|She noted that the home would seek licensing at a future date though the requirementsCarolyn Crocker, of of the services offered Grants, N.M., had three would be more advanc-a fund raising activity and your support would be appreciated by the junior high cheerleaders of Joseph City, who are sponsoring the show. Tickets are available at the door. Admission istiers, with cherubs in the center, and was decorated in white and blue, and topped with a traditional bnde and groom. Elizabeth Olson of Superior, served at the cake table.The newly married couple honeymooned at the Whispering Pine resort in Pinetop. The bride’s traveling costume was a long dress of dusty rose polyester with shortsleeves, accenteded. They would build the facility with an eye on future additions to services and licensing.As far as a site is concerned, the group is still seeking the best location,although if it was in the area of the SeniorsCenter, it would$1 for students, $2 for adult;, $6 for a family, and no admission forpreschool children.saveconsiderable money byEditor:My daughter’s horse was shot Thursday, Nov. 5, in Sun Valley. The horse is a little over ausing the center's kitchen facilities.year and it is the only norse we have. It hurt uscap■Once the site is chosen, plans could be drawnwith a white carnation ^ up and actual construc-orsage.tion would begin oncevery deeply. It’s a shame some people are so cruel.Tnnnie Richards, Sun Valley, Ariz.I
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Holbrook Tribune News
Holbrook, Arizona, US
Thu, Nov 12, 1981
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