3M/ss Hoffman and 1-Milton Sharp, Jr. Wed in Hollidayui ..cSHOLLIDAY — Miss Connie Hoff-1 man, daughter of Mrs. John B.jtl Williams, Jr., of Madison, became je the bride of Milton Sharp. Jr.,. son it ’ of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sharp of UHolliday, in a candlelight ceremony performed at 8 o'clock Saturday night in tee Holliday Bap- * list Church.The Rev. Noel Woods of Hassi-jjbsl read the double ring service. Mrs. Sam Akers presented piano selections and 51 i s s Betty La j Force was vocalist. |j(Miss Ruth Embree lighted the ' altar taoers.«£o0oc0ac-The bride wore a ballerina £.length, gown of white satin cov-! ^ ered with bridal lace. Her veil fell | '-jfingertip length and she carried, a;-, white Bible covered with red rose | j' buds and streamers.Mrs. William Curtis of Kansasve11rhaiiCity was matron-of-honor. Miss 11 Sandra Hoffman, sister of toe i 7•si-s.t,r.i-f.;d:y7:dy;ebride, and Miss Pat Sharp, sister|-c of the bridegroom, were brides-j£ maids. All wore street length j„ dresses in pink, yellow and blue I *♦ r»w All P I ^They carried bouquets of chrysan-themirais-Kenneth Curtis and Renee Ann Sharp, nephew' and niece of the bridegroom, served as ring bearer and flower girl.WSliam Curtis was best man.A reception followed in the basement of the church. Mrs. Charles Manuel cut the cake and Miss Mary Ann Hoffman presided at the punch bowl.Mr. and Mrs. Sharp will make their home is Kansas City where he is employed at the ChevroletIIie Plant