Noll-Wymer Rites Performed At St. Nicholas Church TodayMiss Carolyn Noll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Noll of 1559 Hickory street, was married this morning to Richard Wymer, son of Mrs. Frank Yerman of Linden ave-and the late Ernest Wymer.honeymoon the couple will llvt *t the Virginia apartment* at 122 Mam street.Mrs. Elmer Seyerle Will Entertain ClubnueRev. Father Francis Schweitzer performed the double ring rites at St. Nicholas Catholic church.Given in marriage by her lather, the bride approached the altar in a gown of brocaded ivory taffeta cut with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves terminating in points over the hands. Her long ivory veil was fastened to a Juliet cap decorated with a wreath of orange blossoms. For jewelry she wore a locket of blue sapphires and pearls which had been worn by her mother at her wedding, and she carried a white prayer book topped with split white carnations tied with white satin streamers.Miss Mary Lou Noil was maid of honor for her sister, wearing a dress of pink organza with a V neckline and bustle back. Her fingertip veil fell from a blue Juliet cap She wore biue gloves and carried a colonial bouquet of pink and white carnations tied with pink and blue ribbon.Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Ann Hemmer and Miss Dorothy Noll, another sister of the bride. They wore dresses fashioned like the maid of honor’s—one in pink and one in blue. They also wore matching gloves and fingertip veils attached to Juliet caps. Their flowers were like the maid of honor's.Joseph C. Worstall was best man kr Mr. Wymer and John Stubbs and John Heffner seated the guests.The traditional wedding march was used during the mass, the “Pams Angelicus” was played and a solemn, high mass sung. Thechurch was decorated with palms, white chrysanthemums and tall white tapers.For her daughters wedding Mrs. Noll chose a brown crepe dress trimmed with gold with cape sleeves. The bridegroom’s mother wore a black crepe dress with black and white accessories. Both wore corsages of yellow carnations tied with ribbons to match their dresses.Following the wedding the bride’s parents were hosts at a breakfast at the YWCA for twenty-one guests. The biidai table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake topped with a mmiature bride and bridegroom and flanked by white tapers in crystal candlesticks. Reception aides were Miss Dorothy E. CoJopy and Miss Eva Bozman.When the couple left for a wedding trip to Cincinnati the new Mrs. Wymer was attired m a Lille Ann original dressmaker suit of brawn gabardine and a Kelly green coat with tuxedo front of brown muskrat. She wore the flowers from her bridal bouquet.The bride graduated from St. Nicholas Catholic school and is a member of that church. She belongs to the Blessed Virgin Mary sodality of St. Nicholas and is employed as a supervisor at the Ohio Bell Telephone company.Mr. Wymer also graduated from St. Nicholas Catholic school and is a member of St. Thomas Catholic church. He is employed at Huffman's Clock restaurantUpon their return from theirMrs. Elmer Seyede will entertain members of the Twin City Garden club at her home in Duncan Falk at 7:30 o’clock Tuesday evening. Roll call will be answered by What’s My Name in Flowers.Mrs. James Cathers will give The Romance of a Fruit Basket and Origin of Fruits ” Members will please take fruit and vegetables for the preparing of the Thanksgiving baskets to be given away. Mrs. Dennis Betz will entertain the club m December with a dinner for members and their families.wmmammFROM TORTURE OFand Sara, Adriag Muielu!Now! you can get ‘high-npemd* relis! from lumbzjo misery, miwcular aches, soreness and stiffness with Mueterole Brand Liniment—the sensational new clean stainless modern liniment that starts to work almost initantly to relievw and limber up aching, stiff muscles. Mu sterol e Liniment helps sweep away surface congestion and thus speedily relieves painful preasure on nerve endings. Clean, stainless. fiagWres no n46c*«fmmeLINIMENT