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* BAZAARS* CLUBS* TEASk SHOWERS★ SORORITIES★ FASHIONS★ WEDDINGS★ LUNCHEONSiLhefDoman’s page★ LO★ Dtf★ PA★ DADonna Kay Norene Becomes £Mrs. Gerald Lee HughbanksDonna Kay Norene and Ger aid Lee Hughbanks recently ex changed wedding vows in an impressive ceremony at Bethel Temple in Marysville. Rev. Vernon L. Klemin was officiant.Given in marriage by her brother, Lee Norene of Sacramento, the bride wore a floor length gown of peau de lin and lace appliques in a S w i s s motif. The fitted empire bod i c e showed a scoop neckline and elbow length sleeves.A band encircled the empire midriff ending in a back bow. The detachable hemline panel, which gave added interest to the A-line skirt, was bordered with Swiss motif appliques.A circlet of orange blossomsand lily-of-the-valley secured the veil of silk illusion, completely edged with Chantilly lace.Sentimental tokens includ e d something old, a handkerchief made by her grandmother; new. a cameo necklace which was a gift from the bridegroom; borrowed, a bracelet from Marie Wilbur; and blue, the garter.The bride carried a bouquet of white spider chrysanthemums centered with a large white orchid.MAID OF HONOR was Nancy Biggs of Gridley. She wore a nile green floor length sheath of embroidered lace and chiffon over taffeta. A bow at the backLake Francis Grange Elects New Officerselected steward; Rita Mitchell, musici-Francis an; and Jim Nunnle'- Eleanor McIntyre and Josephine Hendricks, executive committee.The staff will be i n s t a 11 e dAndrew Ryno was master of the Lake Grange at Dobbins at a recentgathering of the group. ^ ^ .................He will be assisted by Leo- jointly with other officers of Yu-nard Dnnnahoe. overseer; El- ba County Granges in Decentwas included in the dress de-j tails.j She wore matching accessories including a large nile green bow in her hair. Her bouquet was of yellow spider chrysanthemums.Bridesmaids were Marie Wil bur and Suzette Norene, a niece of the bride. Each wore a frock similar to the main attendant.They wore matching accessories and bows in their hair. Each carried a bouquet of yellow c.harsanthemums.“The Lord’s Prayer” w a s sung by Susan Boyd.The male contingent included Howard Hammon of Gridley, best man, and Cy Fawns and Bill Wright, both of Gridley, as | ushers.Candles were lit by G r a i g Hughbanks and Jerard Hugh- banks, both brothers of the ; bridegroom.I For the occasion, the bride’s mother wore a beige eyelet dress with yellow accessor i e s.. She also wore a corsage of yellow rosebuds.The bridegroom’s mother’s was of yellow and green print on white arnel. She also wore a yellow rosebud corsage.vena Beezley, lecturer; William Kelly, steward; Pat Filbin, assistant steward; Edna L. Hanson, chaplain; Mabel Filbin, treasurer; Clydia Irene Rhyno, secretary; Nils Hansen, gate-ber at the Linda Hall.The group also made plans for its harvest Festival on Sept 18 in the Dobbins Civic Center. A turkev dinner will be served from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Priceskeeper; Betty Barngrover, Cer-|bwill include $1.25 for adults and es Bertha Mae Anderson, Po- 75 cents for children under U. mona; Helen Kelly, Flora; Do- Dinner chairman is Betty ra Donnahoe, lady assistant Barngrover of Oregon House...... . •- • g fc ’ tl e re er * emmony which united r n ir-riage Donna Kay Norene and Gerald Lee Hughbanks. A reception for the newlywedswas given in the Marysville Art Club. The couple will live in Sacramento.(Garrel Allen Photo)Take Advantage Of Student's Frame Of Mind For Learning*riodlisticegin-A’s.”ipor-help iasm This ; the so, itce to are ffortsise to s far i with him i still i help solu-»f the Club in the itt.THE JUSTWEDS were honored at a reception in the Marys-jville Art Clubhouse.: The main table was centered!with a four tiered cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. The cake, made by Fern Killion, w a s decorated with yellow rosebuds. The cake was a gift to the newlyweds. Silver candelabras further decorated the table.Mrs. Glenda Saurage and Clo-teal Barker served the wedding cake. Kathy Smith presided at the punch bowl.; In charge of the guest book was Cynthia Paillex. Rice bags were distributed by D e v r a Hough.Receiving gifts on behalf of the couple were Mrs. Pete Jensen (Susan Bonslett) and Janie Hughbanks, a sister of the bridegroom.For their honeymoon trip to Carmel, the bride changed to a gray and white stripe outfit. She wore red patent leather accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet.The justweds will live in Sacramento.Out-of- town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Norene. Tim Oilier, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Don Oilier, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Belcher, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oilier, Sacramento; Bill Wright, Cv Fawns, Linnie Will, Rodger Biggs. Ed Pfister, Nancy Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Biggs, Mr. „nd Mrs. Warren Hughbanks, Gridley; Kathy Smith, Cloteal Barker, Linda Hovlid, S us a n Jensen, Chico; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Norene. Wheatland; and Norma Webster, Browns Valley.Bets-guest.Ar ./tho
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Marysville Appeal Democrat
Marysville, California, US
Thu, Sep 09, 1965
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