Wanita Helen Black and MyrleE. Peterson of Alfaeijt City, ex- path of the bride. She is the dau-changed nuptial vows in a 7 o’ ghter of Rev. and Mrs. H. Ken-elock ceremony Saturday evening, ne/th Nelson.Sept 18, at the First Christian Eunice Peterson, sister of thechurch in Fort Dodge. The bride groom, and Myrna Roberts, of is the daughter of Mrs. Ediith Manson served as candlelighters.Black of Glidden, and Mr. Peter- Kenneth Peterson of Albert City.son is the son of Mrs. Agnes Pe- J was his brother’s best man. Otherterson-of Albert Cityattendants were Glenn Peiterson,Standing baskets of white glad- brother of the bridegroom, Omaha ioli and candelabra decorated ithe Neb.; Dennis Dingman, nephew ofthatFierteElt;hearth“Iaititchurch for the double ring cere- the bride, Fort Dodge; Maurice mony at which the Rev. H. K. Peterson, brother of the bride-Nelson, pastor of the Calvary Bap- groom, Albert City, Ralph Robertstist church officiated.Callender; and Jerome Loving,Given in marriage by her bro- brother-in-law of the bridegroom, ther, Floyd R. Black of Rivera, Albert City.8€aiscscCalif., the bride w6re a gown of Roger Osmanson of Fort Dodge,candlelight satin and Chantilly sang “Lord Bless This Hour,” and lace, made with a basque bodice, “o Perfect Love,” accompanied byDscand high neckline accented by ap- Mrs. Reuben Johnson of Albert pliques and pearls. The bouffant City.I skirt of satin swept into a full length laee and satin train.Mrs. Black wore a green dress with gold accessories and a coralRa:a:A lace bonnet held in place her sage of yellow roses, and Mrs..1 veil of imported silk illusion, and I Peterson was alttired in a navy!• « nmnii j i ,. .in. she wore a small pearl cross and I dress and white accessories, and _ chain, a gift of the bridegroom, j she wore a corsage of pink roses. She carried an orchid on a white Bible.A reception in the church parlors followed the wedding. Mrs.Miss Wanda Black, twin sister Ralph C. West and Miss Bernice of the bride, was maid of honor. Terpstra, Fort Dodge and Mrs.Miss Black wore a gown of deep Dean Sundblad of Albert City orchid color lacelt; and net over taf- were hostesses.eta, made with a standing collar j Assisting the hostesses wereIVVn'VnIVhvand bouffant skirt. She wore a Miss Eleanor Nelson and, Mrs. Ev-j matching headpiece and mitts of angeline Hedstrom of Minneapo-1 „net, and carried a colonjal bou-1 lis, Minin, Miss Connie Rumn-quet of lavender and gold mums, bloom and Mrs. AI Moyer of St.The bridesmaids, Miss Mildred paul, Minn., Miss Marjorie John-Anderson of Fort Dodge and Miss s0n, Fort Dodge, Miss Mildred3,3.•8Edna Carlson 0f Storm Lake, wore Gustafson, Harcourt and Miss Ele-gowns identical to the honor at- anor Diller of Cedar Rapids.Miss Vivadelle Youngberg of Chicago, was in charge, of thetendanlts and carried colonial bou-^Iquets of lavender and gold mums I Celia Kay Dingman, niece of the I guest book and Mrs. Farrell Julius, ;y bride, was junior bridesmaid. She Barnum, Miss Ann* Lantz, of 1 wore lavender taffeta and net and Kentucky and Miss Barbara Hall-eher gown featured a band of gold back of Fort Dodge were in chargeffmums over the shoulder.Barbara Nelson was flower girl,of the gift table.The bride’s it able was decorated I ^ and Lloyd Peterson, nephew of the I with bouquets of rosebuds and | ] bridegroom was ringbearer. Barb-1 streamers, and was centered by a I ara worG gold taffeta and net with I four-tiered wedding cake d®cor-lt;a shoulder corsage, and carried a ajted with rosebuds.For the wedding trip to Denver,g_ satin basket filled with rose petals, which she scattered in the(Continued on Back Page)T#