Athens couple wed in Fairfield ceremony at Assembly Church
Carla Marie Gabbard and Roger Bryant Biddle married at 2 30 p m yesterday in Fairfield at Tri County Assembly Church of God Officiant Rev Hugh H Rosenburg led the rites The couple is from Cincinnati and Athens with a wedding luncheon following Their plans include living in Athens after a honeymoon at Hatteras Island North Carolina Both have strong musical ties with education backgrounds at Edgewood High School Ohio State University and the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music The bride is member of Mu Phi Epsilon and the groom will teach in the Athens area
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Biddle
Edgewood High School
Evangel College
Springfield
Ohioniversity
Mu Phi Psilon
Athens
Hatteras Island
N.C
Biddles
Modeling & Charm
Englewood
Miami University
Mr. South
Carlisle High School
Otterbein College
Middletown
Army
Lockbourne Air Forces Base
Columbus
Church
Smoky Mountains
Souths
Bush South Wedding Unites Judy Bush and Gregory South
At Parkway Church of Christ last evening 7 30 the ceremony joined Judy Lee Bush daughter of Harvey Meyer and the late, and Gregory Ray South son of Buford South. The Rev James L Howell officiated with Judy being given in marriage by her stepfather. The bride wore white lace and satin ribbon gown with chapel mantilla and carried a bouquet of white carnations pink sweetheart roses and baby's breath. Matron of honor Mrs Tom Fry wore pink crepe with lace trim.
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Parkway Church of Christ
Judy Lee Bush
Gregory Ray South
Buford
Martz-Paulin Road
James L. Howell
Harvey Meyer
Woodlawn Ave
Mr. Meyer
Wallace
Tom Fry
Jack Marts Weds Teresa Schubert in Trenton Mennonite Church
Jack Marts and Teresa Gail Schubert exchanged marriage vows at 2:30 p.m. yesterday at the Trenton Mennonite Church with Rev. J. E. Amstuz officiating. The couple planned a reception at the Trenton Fisherman's Club and a brief honeymoon before residing at 309 Cypress Ave., Trenton.
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Teresa Gail Schubert
Jack David Marts
Trenton Mennonite Church
J. E. Amstuz
Trenton
Heloise shares quick baked eggs in one-pan breakfast idea
Dear Heloise offers a simple recipe for baked eggs in a Teflon muffin pan with sausage bacon and rice. The method uses 350 degree heat for 15 minutes and claims to speed up morning routines while stretching meals and dollars. Letters also mention repurposing tape to tie garden plants and a husband’s change of life reflections.
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Heloise
Wildlife helicopter relocates herds in Rhodesia region
Rhodesia's Wildlife Management Department uses a helicopter to move impala waterbuck sable eland and zebra from crowded Zambezi Valley. Herds are driven to closures awaiting transportation to other areas in a planned relocation.
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Rhodesia
Wildlife Management Department
Zambezi
One seam dresses and couture patterns in print
Single seam reveals a chic summer dress pattern M391 with one main piece and optional sleeves. Available Misses' sizes 8 to 16, fabric notes, and mail order instructions from Middletown Journal Pattern Department. Also offers Couture Pattern Book and crochet sewing titles with set prices.
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Mr. Blackwell
Middletown Journal
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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Mr. Biddle
Carla Marie Gabbard
Roger Bryant Biddle
Tri-County
Jill Gabbard
J. Culp
Oxford
Roland Cilke
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Brenda Sogsdon
Paul Gooding
Robert Culp
Ted Hamrick
Dayton
Larry Phillips
Kettering
Clint Gabbard
Hen Hust
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Cincincinnati Conservatory of ‘Music
the Conservatory
Dayton United Theological Seminary
Jack D. Marts
Jack Marts
Teresa Schubert
Mr. Marts
Larry Million
Bill Rogers
Steve McGuire
Ken Proffit
Timothy Johnson
Pam Schubert
Paul Schubert
Baby
Melanie Pitman
Bill Kirkpatrick
Sybilee Williams
Cleveland
Bill Cole
Jacksonville
Fla
Jeff South
Steve Dyas
Jerry Lafayette
Harold Hall
Middletown High School
Sisson
School of
Tobias
Gregory R. South
Haeloise
Fancy G
Grand
Sutphin Aves
Central Ave
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