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Solemnized Before Altar of Baptist ChurchThe altar of First Baptist church was enhanced with potted palms and fifhtedtapers in candelabra for the Thanksgiving Day wedding of Miss Dotma Fracker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fradser of 308 North Sixth strset, and Donald E. Hinckley,son of Mr. and Mrs: Earl R Bihckley of 1329 Central avenue.the nuptial setting fori ——;-“—-—-■the IS .38 o’clock ceremony mu a large basket og whit* dirytanth*-mumi. •Beginning at 10 o'clock Miss Mary Elisabeth Duvall, organist, and Donald Cain, soloist, presentgiven las marriage. For her wedding she had crown a ballerina length gown ai bridal wfch*. Tier after tier of lace and net extended frao» the hemline into the bodice. A short lace -=jacket . with. dainty«d a program of bridal music, collar- ajsd iotig sleeves was wornGuests were seated by the bride's brother, John. Fracker, and Ronald Binckley, a brother Tof the bridegroom.Dr. Russell F, Purdy, pastor, read the double ring marriage ceremony. 1The bride walked to the altar with her father by whom she waswith the gown Her veil fell fingertip length from a head piece of lacer embellished with rhinestone and , pearl trim. The bride carried a whit* Bible topped with a single orchid. • • Serving as.-matron of -honor for the bride was Mrs. John Holmes of Cambridge, a cousin. She woreaVgownlof. ynUbw. net' ewer taffeta. faablooad waltz length, l^te torso : bodice' extatajed 'deep Into ' the skirt ‘ and a full, flare of net dot-lined ' thehemiide. A stole of matchingnet,.was.,,worn with the guwn urrd on l*er hair Mrs. Holmes wore a nan-ow band of yellow net trimmed with flowers. Her colonial bouQiiet was of yellow pompons. •: - .--Miss .'Joan -Binckley, a - sister.- of the?: bridegroom, ..wis btbe '-bride*-: maid:Her gdwii' was of m i n t green, ballerina length. The skirt of-nylon net was worn over a hoop and a. .brief lace, jacket covered the; shoulders. -Miss.Btockkry wore as mall headpiece of matching lacy and carried a colonial bouquet of pompori* in tat um n shades.--'’' - 'John Holmes, a cousin of the bride, was best man for Mr. Binckley. - ~After the wedding, the Frackers entertained With a reception in the church social' room where assistants were Mr*; Fred Fracker, Jr., a -sister-in-law .of the bride, Miss Mary'Ethel Osborne, Mrs.- James Lake;-and Mrs. James Fitch.When the Binckley* left for a, Tennessee .wedding trip the• bride-had changed Ito'; a beige suit with which she wore brown accsaories I and the orchid .from her bridal ensemble-- Upon theiry return the couple will reside temporarily iat the North Sixth street address. .Mrs.,-Binckley -is. ar member. of Market Street Baptist church and is :■ employed; atthe ? Mosaic Tile company. She. is a graduate of New - Concord high school.;, Mr. Binckley,. a; graduate, of Zanesville high school, is employed by the Line Material company. He. is a member of First Baptist church. ‘Gharity Nawsiai Banafit From Fashion SHow: A behefit:style show is announced for. Wednesday evening at Winaor’a which proceeds going to-the Chari-; ty Newsies fund. -.Models from He-' iene’s'School of. Charrfi and Fashion- Modeling will show fashion* from Orpha Flowers and millinery from'Feeder's. - .. fMrs. Helen. M assure*, owner of i tthe school, will describe the fasb-;iions-,and-Art Schreiber. of WIHZ. ahd^WHlX-TV win be master of ceremonies. ‘■hr
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Thu, Nov 24, 1955
Page 11
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