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IIMU, sum HIIU Vvllll €»■ I ill 1% afmwc. I 11% Mir if UAIIlcll j a aim 1111.0113 t ikiii man,sale, proceeds of which go into the fire directed the rummage sale project.IHtMftMMtMMfrmtlMttlMMttMMIHMtMHMMlHffMHtMHHMHMMMtlMMMMHMMHMM* MII MM IMIMIM M M MM IM t MIIII Ml IM M M M M * M # *1MI ♦ M M M M M M M »IM11M M11MIM MIM M * » M IMiss Cherlyn Ruthe StaatBrideDanielWhen Miss Cherlyn Ruthe Staat became the bride of Sergeant Daniel S. Boyer the same minister who married her parents officiated at her wedding.The Reverend W J Sawyers heard the vows of the doublering ceremony during a recent candlelight ceremony in the Calvary Temple Assembly of God church in Harvey.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Staat, Jr., 15534 Paulina avenue, Harvey.The bridegroom’s parents areMr. and Mrs. Victor Boyer of 14133 Calumet, Dolton.AFTER A reception in the church parlors attended by 150 guests, the couple left for Beaufort, S.C., where Sergeant Boyer is stationed with the U.S.Marine corps. He will receive his military discharge in August 1969.During their stay in Beaufort, the young bride will be doing substitute teaching. She is a graduate of Thornton Township high school, Thornton Junior college, and attended one year at Evangel college in Springfield, Mo. Upon their return to this area, she plans to fini her college education.Sgt. Boyer is a graduate of Thomridge high school and soon after graduation entered military service.Two soloists participated in the wedding ceremony. Robert Brendel, owner of a piano service in Dolton for whom theyoung bridegroom worked during his high school years, sang “Eternal Life” and Judy Lic-quia, bride’s college friend, sang “Song of Ruth.” Mrs. W. J. Sawyers was the organist and accompanist.MORRIS STAAT, Jr., escorted his daughter to the altar which was decorated with bas-andtions and white gladioli. She 1 pea red in a cage-style gown Alencon lace fashioned wit!sabrina neckline and bridalpoint sleeves. The back of th gown fell into a chapel train.Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was secured to a jeweled tiara. She carried a cascade arrangement of white daisies andminiature carnations centeredwith a corsage of white phalae-nopsis orchids. She wore a diamond necklace, a gift of the bridegroom.BoyerwymMr. and Mrs. Daniel BoyerKing, cousin of the bride, and Myron Tibbie, Jr. were thegroomsmen.For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Staat chose a light bluenylon lace sheath with matching accessories. She wore acorsage of coral and white miniature carnations. The bridegroom's mother wore a pink lace redingote with matching accessories. Her corsage was of sweetheart roses and white carnations.Carol Ekstorm WinsPioneer Girls AdwardMiss Carol Exstrom of South Holland, was awarded the Wing Guide and Wing Counselor ap-pointments, highest achievements in the Pioneerthe opportunity of taking a four day survival canoe trip. She was also on the staff at Camp Cherith for five weeks ascounselor and water frontGirl club program, at the Sun- personnel, day evening service of Lorimer Memorial BaDtist church. Dolton.The Wing Guide relates to leadership in Pioneer Girl clubs and Christian leadership in general, and the Wing Counselor deals with counseling and programming in a camp situation.Miss Ekstrom included in her Christian testimony verses which meant much to her atcamp this summer. They were Psalms 73:25—28 and I Samuel12:24.Rev, J. Bubar, general director of the Christian Service Brigade and PioneerGirls,Carol was introduced by Mrs RobertArmstrong, previous committee chairman and ex-iheplorer guide, who gave qualifications for these appointments: vital Christian testimony, cooperative spirit, dependability, willingness 10 learn, ability to take responsibility, and leadershippotential.1/meterfiethiprlt;theSe|Pashlt;Gnclitinga!be“CGtAtAu1torAn1TilAu.ChAll]OamumprMithlt;prDuhIBridal attendants were attired in long empire gowns of yellow silk chiffon over nylon, featuring elbow length sleeves and a daisy trim around the neckline. They wore matching headpieces with daisies cascading down the back streamers and carried bouquets of coral tinted daisies.CAROL, who has been aPioneer Girl for 12 years, hasheld places of leadership in each phase of the program. Last year. Carol completed ner CIT (Counselor in training) at Camp Cherith, Saddle lake inMichigan.HAWiHANG UPS? AJust chuck the whole messand go in for POLYNESIAN PARALYSIS. This is a termcKfor an affliction that turns hThis year she completed a sixThe bride’s sister-in-law, Mrs. William Staat, was her matron of honor. Bridesmaids inciudedMiss Judy Licquia and Miss Myrtle Boyer, sister of *he bridegroom.WILLIAM STAAT served as his brother’s best man. Davidweek training session with second grade children, preparing them for the Pioneer girl program at Lorimer. Her leadership potential was recognized and the camp committee gave her a two week scholarship to the North Star Leadership Training center where she hadnormally ambitious mala- nhinis, or first visitors, intoconfirmed beachcombers!tl• •The Polynesians in Hawaiisnchhave a great Hair for completely relaxed living. A few' hours with them on their.charming islands, complete * with every kind of hotel, re-1sort, and sports facility, will 11putyou mwV . I .1the mood toraI11
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Markham Tribune
Markham, Illinois, US
Sun, Sep 01, 1968
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