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Judy Willey and James Uhlenhopp United In MarriageJudy Willey, daughter of Mr.and Mrs Yern Willey, was united in marriage to James Uhlenhopp. son id Mi and Mis Heinie Uhlenhopp of Dumont. 011 Fririaye\enmg October 10, at 8*00 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Chinch m Gioene.Ke\ G F Butler officiated at the fcmal double ring ceremony befoie the altar decorated with lca\cs and baskets of mums and chn vanthemums Mrs George Hamilton was organist and accompanied Kobeit Uhlenhopp of Dumont biother ot the groom as. he ng ‘Because' before the c ei emouy * Wedding Pray e 1 ‘ ’ precedn g the ring exchange and “The Lords Pi aver as the couple knelt at the altarTrie biirie who was given in mamage b% her father, was at-5 tired 111 a floor length gown of: bridal taffeta, styled with fitted; bodice, low round neckline with i Venise lace and sequin trim. It was fashioned with long tapeied-wedding sleeves and the full' bouffant skirt with a bustle back extended into a chapel train. She^ carried two orchids on a unite Bible w ith streamers and tiny, white flowers. 1Miss Yeilene Barth was maid of honoi and Mis Phoebe Youngw as bridesmaid They wore gowns of eapueme taffeta styled with short sleeves, scoop neckline. blouson back, a soft pleated hnt with contrasting center front panel and band at waist with a bow at the back. They wore matching mitts and matcn-mg headpieces of \el\et type feathers and face veil Their flow ers w ere w mte and bronze mums.B1 ends Sue Knox of Minneapolis. Minnesota, niece of the bn do was flower girl and wore'WMtemb THwituiy- 24 Hour Ambulance Service -Greene - Phone 105 - Marble Rocka long white satin gown. She earned a basket of flower petals and scattered them down the aisle.Robert Uhlenhopp and Kenneth Uhlenhopp, brothers of die groom, were best man andsioomsman respectively. The ring bearer was Craig Page. Candle-lighters and ushers were Bob Voss and Bob Pencook of Are-dale The men of the bridal party wore white dinner jackets and black trousers with black ties and white carnation boutonnieresThe mother of the bride wore a blue two piece dress with white accessories and the mother of the gioom wore blue with matching accessones Their cosages weie bionze loses.A reception for 300 guests was held m the church parlors following the ceremony. Leaves and flowers decorated the reception table.Mrs. Lyle Enabmt had charge of the guest book, Rita Hoodjer and Carol Demos had charge of the gifts. Mrs. Hazel McNally and Mrs Cecil Hams were hostesses and waitresses weie Marilyn Wilson. Nancy Weiss, Rosalind Ray and Mrs Barbara Gra-\enThe seven tiered wedding cake deeoiated with eapueme colored roses w as cut by Mi s. IvanCliheman. Dorene Teeple and K«t\ Byers seneri coffee and Marilyn Andrews served punch.Tne bnde is a graduate of the Gieene High School and the gioom is a graduate of the Dumont H;?,h School. He .has been working with his father m the livestock business at Dumont.The couple went on a short \ ending trip to the Wisconsin Dells and through Minnesota Tncy will be at home in Dumont.Tne bride chose a bio%\n suit with beige accessories for her going away out!it.Out of town guests were fiom Claiksuile. Hampton. Ackley, paikeisbiug, Dumont. Rochester. Minnesota Hansel. Cedai Falls,
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Greene Recorder
Greene, Iowa, US
Wed, Oct 15, 1958
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