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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1968
Page
18
Miss Zee Clark McBain wed Sgt Joseph Rideaux in a Bethel A M E Church ceremony at 7 30 last evening. Officiant Rev Gaar M Davis led the double ring rites.
Miss Brenda Kay Little and Chester Richard Robinson wed in a 6:30 p.m. double ring ceremony at the Church of God on Middletown Hamilton Road. The bride wore organza lace and mint green satin gowns plus a lace headpiece. attendants included Judith Gayle Robinson and Teri Hummer. After a reception, the couple plans to reside at 446 Thorne Ave. Wilmington. Mr. Robinson serves in the U S Army. both families are connected to local schools and towns.
The Maid of Cotton Susan Holder tours the United States and Canada with a wardrobe of cotton couture designed by leading American houses. Her outfits feature belted silhouettes and architectural A-lines in prints and heavy textures, showcasing cotton’s versatility for day, evening, and travel.
Mrs Catherine Borgwardt of Camden announces the engagement of her daughter Valeria Ann to Larry K Ramsey of Camden. Valeria is a Preble Shawnee High School and Miami University alumna. Ramsey, also a graduate, serves in the U S Navy. The couple plans to marry next summer.
Sharon Kay Isbell and Marvin Wilson wed in a Aug 3 ceremony at First Church of the Nazarene. The Rev. Wesley Poole officiated at 7:30 pm. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Isbell, wore Chantilly lace with a cathedral train and lace mantilla. The couple will reside in Springboro. she is a Sheraton-Dayton convention manager and he a Wright State graduate and NCR programmer.
New Delhi AP The Federal Housing Ministry will construct cottage type bungalows for ministers and senior officials. Housing Minister Jagannatha Rao said the earlier plan for multistoried buildings was not favored as ministers feared losing their identity.
Miss Holder is named the thirtieth representative of the cotton industry for the Cotton tour. Sponsoring groups include the Cotton Exchanges of New York and Memphis and the Memphis Cotton Carnival Association.
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