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Yly Hill is Sat-1 p. ni. ember* ■anasta g theirday'ss. Raygleton,lichardfoore.ncheor.on of 1 will at the ks on I p. m ncheon'ndiar.-. Her g Thelemon-Thurs-HaroldIT.nge oficheon th the :hdale, at the Wilson, led to healthernoon n who i men-snt of t pro-g of oward lutch-char-anni-ag of Wed-en in Mrs. high Betty ’hippsthe las of intiful Lucy lanks.I by ninent of ng to n Iession : par-stella Aker dl re-•esentMrs.Bowl-hippsMrs.Aker,NellieMrs.wardsdean•tman.Mrs., Kerrick of Peru. Mr. and Mrs. j Robert Schuyler. Mr. and Mrs John Horton and son Johnny of IntKar.r-polia; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Jones and son Steven Ray; Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mitchel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boesen, Vanessa and Mike, and Mrs. Rena Evans and children, Linda, Gail and Larry, all of Putnamville.All left wishing Mr. Mathew-many more happy birthdays.Brown-Trinkle Nuptials Sept. 11The Campbellsburg Christian Church was the scene of a pretty wedding Sunday, Sept. 11th at half after the hour of three when Miss Betty Trinkle, daughter of the Paul Trinkles .became the biide of Bartley Brown, son of the Edwin Browns, Greencastle.The Rev. O. Ross Reran of Springfield, 111., officiated at the double ring vows before an altar of ferns and greenery. Beauty baskets tied with white satin bows held Chrysanthemums and six lighted tapers in candelabra on either side completed the setting. White satin ribbon bows marked the pews.The bride given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length gown of white Chantilly lace and tulle, with long bridal pointed sleeves. Satin and tulle underskirts gave a bouffant effect and her fitted bodice featured a V-neckline of rhinestones and seed pearls. Her Joliet veil fell from a pearl and sequin tiara. She carried a bouquet of white poms centered with an or-dhid wit Wilhite satin ribbon streamers tied in love-knots.Miss Joanne Trinkle was her sister’s maid of honor. Her ballerina length gowm was of orchid nylon tulle over taffeta. She wore a matching picture hat and shoes and carried a bouquet of Frenched mums and laceon.Miss Carolyn Brown, sister of the groom was bridesmaid. Her ballerina length gown was. fashioned identical to that of the maid-of-honor. She also wore matching shoes and her hat was a headband of orchid laceon. Her bouquet was exactly; as that of the maid of honor,Lt. Jerry Stsntfc* formerly of Cayuga, Ind., was j foest man. He wore the uniftfWh ef the U.S.A.F.Bob Trinkle, Campbellsburg, coudn ofth e bride Sam Parker, Georgetown, Illinois, brother-in-la\v^o£ the a room ar.d George Vaughn1 Jr.. Bedford, seated the guests. The groomsmen wore navy suits and white boutton-nieres.Mrs. Hubert lt;Su,stain, pianist, played appropriata,bridal music as the guests #«» being seated and during the ceremony. She alsd 'acCorhpanieQ M'fs. Kenneth Chastain soloist, as she sang “O Promise Me,” “I Love You Truly” and The Lord’s Prayer.Mrs. Trinkle chose for her daughter’s wedding, a navy and orchid two-piece suit dress with navy and -white accessories.The mother of the bridegroom choe a navy twoplt;ece suit with matching accesories. Both mothers wore corsages of pink chrysanthemums.A reception honored the newly-weds at the Odd Fellows dining room immediately following the ceremony. The couple cut the three tiered wedding cake topped with a minature bride and groom after which the cake was served with punch to the guests.Assisting at the serving table were Miss Frances Rider, Mrs. Bob Greene, Mrs. RichaTd Martin and Mrs. Joey Baker.For traveling the bride chang- j ed to a charcoal black two piece J suit with orchid and charcoal 1 black accessories. She wore theorchid from her bridal bouquet.The new Mrs. Brown Is n rraduate of Campbellsburg High, School and for the past year has been secretary for the Southern Indiana Adjustment Co Bedford. Ind.Mr. Brown is a graduate of Perrysville High School and is affiliated with the Marhoeffer Packing Co. Inc. of Muncie. Ind.The couple will reside at 510 E. Washington St. Greencastle.Fire Dept. Auxiliary Meets At BainbridgeMembers of the Auxiliary of the Bainbridge Fire Department held their meeting for the installation of officers at the Methodist Church Friday evening Sept. 16th.Officers installed were Mrs. Victor Walter, president. Mrs. Gordon L. Hanks, vice president: Mrs. Charles Cougcr, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Jewel Blue Chaplain and Mrs. Duane Ross, Marshall.Now- serving as head of Directors is Mrs. Gene Hough, chairmen; Mrs. William Harlan an.; Mrs. Duane RoseMrs. Florence Donaker of Lafayette and State Auxiliary president, was installing officer.Mrs. Hilda Kuipers of Lafay-select your p with care andThe study of medicine is a sel Seven years of intensive stult; year of practice in a hospital quirements. It is wise to trus only|to a conscientious pliysici Ing. Avoid the quack, the ch; type of doctor. Almost invlt; harm than good. Select your p your pharmacist—with care c When your physician wrilc it to us to be filled. We are si£?OAN .VBaEsanthe label of QUALITY, ACC.PUBLIC fiI have sol-! my farm anil will s--ed Scotch Shorthorn Cattle. Plus al located S miles west of Rnaehdulo o:Saturday, SepterAT 10:30 .415 — HEAD REGISTERED slt( Our entire Herd will sell, ineluid SEVERAL REGISTERED IIAM spring Boars ready for service.1500 Bales Alfalfa Hay, Brume One pull type Row Crop, John farm wagon, rubber tires ((very go Sprayer; Power take-off for any irui ley Manure Spreader (like new); m tor, one Ford plow (like new i. one rultipacker; H Dawnson Hog House electric, brooder stoves, feeders, foul type sprayer male; X row -.uitahle f Many other items.3 Miles west of Roaehdale on V36C. 9.PICKEI. A HI RST, Auets.
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Greencastle Daily Banner
Greencastle, Indiana, US
Tue, Sep 20, 1955
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