MRS. OTTO KLIMPLE JR.Otto Klimple Jr. Weds Miss Hodges In Candle ight Service Sept. 5thIn a candlelight aerviee Sept. Ti Miss Willem* flodges became the brllt;l«* of Otto Klimple Jr.Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Hodges or Palestine and Mr. and Mis. Olio Klimple of Columbus. The Rev. Harry ,\\ JIolincR officiated at llie double ring ceremony at Kpworlh Met bo* dial church, where the altar was adorned with bankets of white gladiolus and candelabra* formed t.be shape of an arch. The pews were, marked with white sal in streamers. Pat Piper, organist, and Rev. John Ktanabury Jr., sololsi. gave the wedding music.lt;liven in marriage by tier fulb-«*r, the bride wore a classic gown of Imported silk laffeln with a neckline rJ re-embroidered Ahoi-con lace applique and a princess skirt extending In sculptured folds Into a circular catlnalial train enhanced with sparkling iridescent* and s*-ed pearls. Her veil of silk illusion was attached to a rhvhe of mile edged with a shallow band of orange blossoms and her P.ihle was covered with a w hite orlt; hid and stepbauotls.Attending her sister- as run Iron of honor was Mrs. William Ray Snyder of Pallas. She wore a blue waltz length crvstalene nrinress| ry JanoseU of Pay City.' Ringbear* ! cr was Clary llriscoe and I bo flow I i’.r girl. Sheila I’.riscoe, both ol f Sherid a it.] Mrs. Hodges rliose a mauve lam-dress and the groom's mother i wore a willow green brocaded faille.The reception was held in fellowship ball. Assisting hi hostess did ion were Mrs John Slansbury l.lr. of Houston. Mrs. Peuey pie. | ser of Denver. Polo, and Mrs. Ron-’aid Hodge* of Palestine.-. After a honey moon trip to New Orleans the eouplc will reside at 1801 Kastwood. In Hmtstoti.GLIDDEN BAPTIST CHURCHRegular Snndiiv S* iiedub| Sunday Scliool • Worship Services \ B.T.U,; Evening Worship10 a.m.11 a.m.7 p.m. 0 p.m.EVERYONE WELCOME