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- _ Spellman studioMr. and Mrs. James H, .Fette, Jr., newlyweds of Sat-urday, October 2, are shown above following- their marriage in the Church Hill Presbyterian church, McClellandtown. the bride is the former Helen M. Gipson, of Adah, ■ Hen husband, now serving with the ^ariiies at Camp-Lejeune, N. C., is the son of Mr,- and Mrs. James H. Fette, of McCiellandtown.James H. Fette Wed. _ Bridegroom Stationed With Marine Corps .* At Camp Lejeune; Service Read Oct. 2the marriage of Helen M. Gipson, of Adah, to James H, Fette, Jr., son of the senior Mr. and Mrs, Fette, Me-Cjellandtown, was solemnized at 7:30 o’clock Saturday evening, October 2, in the Church Hill Presbyterian ch-tirch, McCiellandtown. -Officiating was the Rev. David Hunter. A double ringservice * was performed.. Organ isl- —*--—----was Elizabeth F. Barclay, of Carmichaels, and soloist, Mrs. Leona Hartley, also of Carmichaels.Given in marriage by her cousin, Ray Rotharmel, of Charleroi, the bride chose a gown of Belgian lace over taffeta with matching bolero jacket styled with Peter Pan collar,, long sleeves and scalloped neckline.Her two-tiered fingertip veil of French illusion was held in place by a Juliet cap of lace studded with pearls and she carried a cascade of white roses.The maid of hqnor, Bonnie Hardy, of Adah, wore orchid net. over taffeta and. carried white carnations. Wearing identical gowns were the bridesmaids: Rosalie Sebiffbauer, Ecfenborn, in yellow, and Sally McKay, of Con-nellsville,- who wore ice blue.Both had bouquets of white carnations.Joyce Lynn Johns, Ashtabula,0., cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl.Serving as. best man was Jack Felte, brother of the bridegroom.Ushers were Nelson Upofc, Ashtabula, 0„ and Wayne Shaffer,McCiellandtown.A reception for 150 guests was held si the. Sunshine Chapel.When the couple .left for a wedding trip to North Carolina, thebride was wearing a blue ensemble as her going-away outfit.Both Mr. and Mrs. Fette grad-uated from German township high school, Class of 3953. Prior to her marriage, the bride was employed by the Manufacturers Light and Heat company. The bridegroom is presently stationed with the Marines at Camp Le-jeuuc,/N. C.
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Uniontown Evening Standard
Uniontown, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Oct 15, 1954
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