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Lillian Davie. Colp, is Bride Of C, E. DrogeMiss Lillian Fav Davie, daugh-. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ottia Davie of Colp, became the bride ofClarence Edwin Droge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Droge of* Mounds, route one, Sundav at' lt;c i ' (1h1 2 p.inThe ceremonv was read in the• Mounds First Baptist church with the Rev. Albert Moore officiating.r Baskets of mixed fall flowers were 1 placed at the altar.Mrs. W ave W ingo plaved piano a selections and accompanied Mrs. fi Albert Moore who sang “I Love u You Truly.’* 11The bride wore a grev tailored s suit, black accessories. I ler blouse 1• and gloves were pink. She wore a J• pink rosebud corsage.Miss Delores Davie, sister of the• bride, was bridesmaid and wore- an aqua taffeta dress with black and wLite accessories. I ler corsage was of yellow carnations.Fugene Droge, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man.Bobby Cross of Cairo, Larrv Akin, William Jones and Glen Warner of Mounds were ushers.1 he bride s mother wore a grev s crepe dress w ith black accessories and a corsage of white carnation;. a Mrs. Droge, the bridegroom’s moth-t er, wore a navy blue suit with white carnations.A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom s parents. Sen- ing were four sisters of the bride, Mrs. Johnnie Hogg of Colp, Mrs.C Ivdc Long, Jr., of Cambria, Mrs.C hcster Perkins of Colp, and Mrs. Robert Freeman of Carterville, route 1.Immediately after the reception the couple left for St. Petersburg. Fla., for a week’s honeymoon. h I he bride was graduated this k 1‘ spring from Herrin Township high ii ‘school.wMr. Droge, a graduate ofn oMounds Township high school, is fengaged in farming and produce |l business. jf(They will li\£ at Mounds. -
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Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale, Illinois, US
Mon, Nov 26, 1951
Page 6
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