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day, September 7, 1968jckson County, MissouritUshers were Kenneth Rose ofIndependence, brother of the bride, and Chuck Caldwell.After a wedding trip to Denver, Colo.. Mr. and Mrs. Pryatel will be at home at 420 N. Eubank. The bride isa teacher in the first grade at Ott Elementary school. Mr.Pryatel will attend Metropolitan Junior college wherehe is majoring in electricalengineering.W- ■..7 *.TOUSLEY-MURDOCKmV'y•vyi«'vJacquelyn Tousley, daughter of Coionel and Mrs. Per-■ •**shing Tousley of Fort Monroe,Virginia, was united in marriage with Stephen Murdockof Tempe, Arizona, in a candlelight ceremony at the Stone Church on Sept. 1.The bride was given by her father in a double-ring ceremony which was performed by the bridegroom’s uncle, Elder Gerald Evans.to complement her coiffure of old-fashioned ringlets. Her bouquet was a cascade of white roses.The maid of honor, Rebecca Morter of Webster City, Iowa, wore a gray-green, an-kle-length hostess skirt of moire siik belted with a pink cummerbund of the same material. Her blouse was pale beige, silk organza ruffled at the cuffs and neckline continuing down the front. She carried a single long-stemmed pink rose.The bridesmaidsCathy Murdock, the bridegroom’s sister, and Jewell Evans, daughter of the presiding minister, served ascandlelighters.For traveling the bride wore a white knit suit with aruffled blouse andnavymatching accessories. Her corsage was white roses.After a honeymoon at the Lake of the Ozarks, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock will make theirThe bride carriedcascade of deep red roses and white carnations.Attending her sister as maon of honor was Mrs. Lind;Fuller of Butler, Mo. The bridesmaids were Miss Con-home in Lamoni, Iowa.METHENEY-COTTERwereSherry Tousley, the bride’s sister, Ann Curry of Grand Forks, N. D., and Teresa Carpenter, the bridegroom’s cousin. Their dresses and bou-Miss Jane Clay Metheney, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Frank Metheney, Rapid City, S.D., became the bride ofThe bridal gown was floorlength of ivory organza with a Sabrina neckline and bodiceEN MURDOCHlelyn Tousley)trimmed in re-embroidered imported Alencon lace and full-length sleeves. The slight A-line. Empire waist skirt was accented by a chapel-length train. She chose an el-bow-length, silk illusion veilquets were identical to those of the maid of honor.Terry Thomas Cotter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cotter,3010 N. River, on Aug. 4. TheAn uncle of the bridegroom, Clifford Carpenter, served as best man. Groomsmen were Randy Murdock and Jeff Evans, brother and cousin of the bridegroom respectively, and Bruce Davis.Serving as train bearer was seven-year-old Kristin Masi-more, the bride’s cousin. HerRev. Ralph H. Hicks performed the ceremony at the North Cross Methodist Church. Bas-nie Laning, sister of the bride, and Miss Joyce Robbins. They wore identical floor-length gowns of pink lace and sheernylon.Angela Fuller, nietee of the bride, was flower girl, and Clifford Laning, a nephew, was ring bearer.Cynthia Laning, another niece of the bride, and■..Valoree Foree, niece of theoomkets of while gladioli andchrysanthemums were arranged on either side of the altar.lighters.John J. Willis, of Denver, Colo., brother of the bridegroom, served as best man.John J. Willis II, William Davis and Paul Droz wereushers and groomsmen.James Peterson, pianist, accompanied Miss Sammy Store, soloist.five-year-old sister, KimberlyMasimore, was flower girl. The ring bearer was a cousin of the bridegroom, five-year-old Douglas Carpenter.ROSE-PRYATELThe double-ring wedding of Miss Dana Marie Rose andJohn Pryatel took place Aug. 3, in Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Colorado Springs, Colo. Father Handein officiated.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shultz Rose,formerly of Independence and now of Camp, Ark. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pryatel, Pueblo, Colo.For her wedding gown the bride selected a short sleevefashion created in silk organThe bride wore a gown of ivory silk organza fashioned with a scoop neckline, Chantilly lace Empire bodice and Dior sleeves. The A-line skirt was accented by a double bow of lace at the hemline. The detachable floating trainwas highlighted by a bow andlong streamers with lace motifs. Her illusion veil fell from a plateau of pearl-edged petals topped with two looped bows, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and yellow roses.Miss Suzanne Schrik was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. David Mc-Quitty, Warrensburg, Mo., and Mrs. Ralph Canning, Kansas City, Kan. They wore gowns of powder blue chiffon and carried nosegays of white carnations. Miss Laurie AnnWhite, cousin of the bride,za with lace applique accentxv.'.■ ■. - y® ■.'■SV'.v.v...7* \• . ,. . . -. . v’: *ed with seed pearls. The skirtwas belled in front and pleated in back, sweeping into a chapel train. A crown ofpearls and crystals held thethree-tiered veil of silk illu-.., ... * wm•......... .‘XX''•'vx;vv :yS- . ■ .. . '.VV.V. f rtf mIwl: *■ 4vXv*■■...... *....... ...sion. She carried white daisiesand ivy.The maid■ ■ *. .- -.v. /Hy. '.‘.v ‘ i' --- y'■ ^ lt;■'::: fe -ft- '■of honor, Miss Sandy Traxler, wore a full-length Empire fashion in yellow dotted swiss with tinvflowers edging the bodice. For her headpiece she wore three white daisies in acluster of curls. She carriedwhite daisies and baby-breath. The best man was Ed« ; A■'•X-xx-was flower girl.Ronald Cotter, Shreveport, La., served his brother as best man. The groomsmen were Tom Klusmeyer, Anderson, Ind., and Will Dryer, Mayview, Mo. Ushers were Chip Metheney, Rapid City, S. D., brother of the bride, Nick Brestogianis and Garybearer wasMiss Kate Moreland presided at the guest book.Mr. and Mrs. Willis spent their honeymoon at the summer home of the bridegroom’s parents, at the Lake of the Ozarks.1 They are now at home in Meridian, Miss., where Airman Willis is stationed at thefrontNaval Air Base, for 13 monthsof training.FIELD-DOOLEYThe Maywood Baptist Church was the scene of thedouble ring wedding of Miss Raebecca S. Field and J. Michael Dooley on Saturday,Aug. 23.Dr. John C. Howell performed the ceremony. Music was by Mrs. Rosemary Weaver. Larry Duncan and Gary Driskell were candlelighters.riedivy.FloMarieDebbican v Bes of Awere Ark., ry P;RayTherightInny McDonald.The bride, who was givenin marriage by her father, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Field, 3624 Ap-lageLouisbrideon A Th(pleton. The bridegroom’s parents are Mrs. Frieda Dooley,Segar. Ring James Leftwich bride.mvXvX.1 BiI®wmMm.Following a reception atthe church, the couple left for a wedding trip to Colorado. They will be at home in Kansas City.LANING-WILLISPryatel of Colorado Springs, 'brother of the bridegroom.MRS.-JAMES M. WILLIS(Miss Sondra Kay Laning)SocialNotesMrs. Janies L. Willis, 712E. Gudgeil and daughter, Dannie, returned this week from a trip abroad which included London and famedCarnaby Street, Trafalgar Square. Buckingham Palace. Westminster Abbev »nd manyof Omar which contains the the Shepherd’s fields,” Mrs.Willis recalled.aitar where Abraham was prepared to offer his son, the Via Dolorosa and the stationsof the cross leading to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.other historic sights.The Independence travelers flew first to Frankfurt, Germany, then Zurich, Switzerland, and Athens, Greece. In Athens thev visited the‘‘From there we went to Rachel’s Tomb, Bethlehemand the Church of the Nativi-Acropolis, the Parthenon, other monuments and the color-ty. We saw the famed Christmas Bells of Bethlehem andA Greek Orthodox High Service, commemorating the birth of Mary, Mother of Jesus, according to the Greek calendar on Aug. 28, was in progress when they visited the site called “Mary’s Tomb,” according to tradition.Wedding vows were exchanged at the First Baptist Church, Rich Hill, Mo. by Miss Sondra Kay Laning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval O. Laning of Rich Hill, Mo., and Airman Second Class James M. Willis, son of Mr.and Mrs. John M. Willis,1534 Vz Ash, and James Dooley, Blue Springs.The bride seleclding gown of candlelight peau accented with candlelight Venise lace. Fashioned with high Empire bodice, notched bateau neckline andof Mcap-length sleeves, her gown swept into an A-line skirt with back fullness forming a wide inset panel. Venise lace edged neckline, sleeves and hemline of both gown and train and formed a panel from neck to hemline. Thefull train fell from the lace3613 S. Cottage.The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. L. Burke on Aug. 3.The bride chose a gown of white satin, with Alencon lacesleeves and hand clipped laceThey returned home Aug.30.*ful street bazaars. Danniealso enjoyed e swim in theji,medallions appliqued on thebodice and skirt. The chapel length train was outlined with gathered scalloped lace and hand clipped medallions. Her illusion veil was held by acluster of petals of white satin and lace. The petals werennouncinaccented with seed pearls.at the back of the necklinesweptwidth of the aisle. Matching candlelight Venise lace formed a caplet holding the silk illusion fingertip veil.The bride carried hermother’s wedding Bible topped with a white orchid, yellow rosebuds and stephanotis. Miss Diane Hawk was maidof honor. Bridesmaids wereMiss Carolyn Mitchell, Viola, Ark., Miss Sharlotte Durrill, Green Ridge, ’Mo., and Miss Dana Duncan, Kansas City. The attendants wore chartreuse A-line dresses of Kara-ti fabric. Velvet streamers of dark green fell down theAegean Sea.A special highlight of the trip was a journey to Israel. Tel Aviv and Jerusalem wereWEEK DAY BUFFETvisited. In the “Old City” of Jerusalem. Mrs. Willis andPopular with businessmen . . . choice of 3 entrees and salad barOur Sunday BuffetDannie report, they found the multi-culture to their liking. “Jerusalem takes vou backwill be a real treat for the family. Bring themout! Choice of entrees and salad bar.many centuries to a way of life that we find hard to be-Ramadalieve ever existed at all. Thepeople include Arabs, Moslems, Jews, Greeks, Arme-RestaurantNoland at 1-70IN. 1-5242DISCOUNTnians and others. We visited the wailing wall, the Jaffagate, the Temple, the MosqueChilder’sDEMOSCHEVELLE WAGONCommercial telephone service between the United StatesStudio have discontinued all black and white pictures.Negatives and pictures of theand England opened in 1927.Examiner'sCKEVELLE CONCOURSE SEDANCORVETTE COUPEIMPALAS (Several)SB
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