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Ada, Oklahoma, Sunday, September 19, 19713)• (AP) says a itage is:rve it. ern tooioux In-;’re for-le Siouxants the e Siouxshe sits Univer-listening ish andHomeShawnee PlannedMr.AndMrs.W.TayIorWedding vows were exchanged Friday evening by Doris Marie Whitaker and Richard Wallace Taylor at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The 8:30 p.m. vows were read by the Rev. Charles McCaskey.The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rosa Whitaker, Stigler, Okla., and of Cecil Whitaker, 709 E. 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Taylor, Shawnee, are parents of the bridegroom.The altar of the church was adorned with an arrangementiof white gladioli and pink carnations.The bide wore a formal-length Empire gown of pale pink overlaid in white. Her long sheer sleeves were gathered to wide cuffs .A headpiece of white organdy petals centered with small pink rosebuds held the bride's veil of white organdy. She carrieda bouquet of orchids tied withpink streamers in loveknots.Mrs. Juanita Haskins, Ada, J by Allied Maintenance, Dayton was her sister’s attendant. Her *formal-length gown was of adeeper pink.Jimmy Haskins, Ada, brother-in-law of the bride was bestman.The couple will make their home at 624 N. Dorothy in Shawnee.Mrs. Taylor is a graduate of Vian High School. She attended Lela’s Beauty College.Her husband attended Shawnee High School and Okmulgee Tech. He is currently employedTire, in Oklahoma City.
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Ada Sunday News
Ada, Oklahoma, US
Sun, Sep 19, 1971
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