Double wedding bells ring at Tytus Avenue Church of God
Richard son Toombs and Donna Richardson wed in a double ceremony officiated by Rev Eugene Wallace. The couple will reside in Clearwater Florida with Donna the daughter of Arthur and Mrs Richardson of Monroe. The groom is an associate pastor and the wedding featured a lace trimmed ivory gown and a reception in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Douglas Toombs
Tytus Avenue Church of God
Clearwater, Fla
Toombs
Donna Marie Richardson
Arthur Richardson
Britton Lane
Monroe
Carlisle High School
Gulf Coast Bible College
Houston
Tex
Gerald Erickson
Garland Toombs
Tulsa
Ohio
First Church of God In
Clearwater
Rev
Eugene Wallace
August Weddings Bring Two Nuptials to Middletown
Two Middletown weddings featured large bridal parties. Mrs Kenny Meier and Miss Carla Frechette served as matron and maid of honor with gowns in cotton batiste and floral prints. The bridesmaids included Mrs Willard Campbell Mrs John T Frisch Mrs Mike Miller and Miss Sally Read. Dan Slusher was best man with ushers Willard Campbell Fred Boehm John T Frisch Jerry Martin Mike Miller and Perry Wallace. The first bride, a Middletown High School and Ohio University graduate, plans to teach sixth grade at McKinley Middle School. The groom, also a Middletown High School graduate, served in the US Marine Corps and works for Oswalt Tile and Carpet Co. The second wedding featured Miss Johnnie Carnell Mayweather marrying Larry Charles Glenn with Rev Kenneth Alsop officiating. The bride wore a white chiffon gown with empire waist and camelot sleeves and carried pink and green carnations, with maid of honor Miss Linda Hardeman in pastel pink georgette. Bridesmaids Miss Gwen Williams and Mrs Virgie Allen wore Nile green and carried pink carnations. Best man Michael Webb and ushers Anthony Webb and Raphael Mayweather. A church reception followed. both brides are Middletown High School graduates with varying educations and current employments. The couple will reside in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ann Boehm
Donald C. Oswalt
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Barbara Court
Fred Boehm
Dix Road
Elmo Place
Paul D. Bergdall
Venice
Kenny Meier
Carla Frechette
Batiste
Willard Campbell
John T. Frisch
Mike Miller
Sally Read
Kelly Boehm
Amy Hamilton
Dan Slusher
Jerry Martin
Perry Wallace
Middletown High School
Ohio University
McKinley Middle School
Rio Grande College
US Marine Corps
Vietnam
Oswalt Tile and Carpet Co
Cindy Francis
Becky Burke
Lorain
Ruth Conry
Wakeman
Cindy Lambert
John Schulz
Tipp City
James McMurray
Mark Buckley
Mark Sebald
Robert Bailey
Bernie Peterell
Columbus
John Francis
Knights of Columbus
Fenwick High School
Edgecliff College
Cincinnati
Miami University
Oxford
Middletown
Tutt Groves-Daniel nuptials in First Presbyterian Church
Sally Groves and Daniel Tutt wed yesterday at the First United Presbyterian Church in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride, a nurse from Middletown Hospital, became Mrs. Allen L. Groves of 609 Stanley St. The couple plans a Pocono Mountains honeymoon and will reside at 3001 Grand Ave. after the ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles Grube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Allen Tutt
First United Presbyterian Church
Pocono Mountains
Sally Jean Groves
Allen L. Groves
Stanley St
Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Tutt
Aubrey Tutt
Grand Ave
Middletown High School
Double Ring Wedding at St John the Baptist Church
Francis McMurray and Gary L McMurray wed in a 6:30 pm ceremony at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. The bride wore a silk organza gown with Swiss lace and a mantilla, carrying pink and white roses. attendants included maid of honor Miss Mary Tepe and bridesmaids Miss Cindy Francis and others. Reception followed at Knights of Columbus Hall. guests included family from Manchester Road Flemming Road Wakeman and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Ann Francis
Gary L. McMurray
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
John Jennings
Vernon Francis
Manchester Road
Richard McMurray
Flemming Road
Wedding and Engagement News Guidelines for Brides
The Journal outlines rules for engagement and marriage notices. Pictures require a three month gap between engagement and wedding dates. Engagements must feature both partners who are out of high school. Submissions due six days before appearance. Weddings need notices and pictures one week before. Pre nuptial events require a complete list of parties without guest lists. If a marriage date is set later, notify the Women’s Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department
How To Shop For A Wedding Gown
New York advises brides on gown shopping with tips from the Bridal and Bridesmaid Apparel Association. Costs range widely from 70 to 1000 dollars or more, and the key is a gown that fits and suits the bride’s look. Go shopping with one trusted companion and wear the hairstyle and shoes planned for the wedding to judge fit and length accurately. If love strikes at first sight, try on another to confirm. Do not stress weight, opt for the correct size for the moment, and plan ordering three to six months before the wedding with delivery six to eight weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridal and Bridesmaid Apparel Association
BBAA
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Gwen Richardson
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Cleta Morris
Paula Lee
Robbie Robinson
Carlisle
Bob Blake
Pryor
Okla
Paul Walters
Louisville Ky
Wil Hughes
Middlebury, Ind
Bob Wenzel
Mrs
Michael Toombs
Journal
Rebecca Boehm
Donald Oswalt
MayweatherGlenn
Johnnie Carnell
Mayweather
Larry Charles Glenn
Kenneth Alsop
John Mayweather
Baltimore Street
Mr. Mayweather
the Webb
15Th Avenue
Bobby Mayweather
Linda Hardeman
Gwen Williams
Virgie Allen
Michael Webb
Anthony Webb
Raphael Mayweather
Bayridge Christian College
Kendleton
Franklin Simon
Tri-County
Armco Steel
Larry Glenn
Osborne
Sally Groves
Daniel Tutt
Mike Wagner
The
Empire
Ginny Tutt
Nancy Brenneman
Joe Levek
Piqua
Richard Dempster
Robert C. Cordray MH
Ron Brown
Tutts
Mrs. Allen Tutt
Gary McMurray
Franciss McMurray
Mary Tepe
Indianapolis
Ind
Chardelle Weber
Jeona Asher
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