Nelson Gabbert Wedding at Doubs Church
At Doubs Methodist Church an early autumn wedding united Miss Karen Lee Gabbert and Richard Lynn Nelson. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Bruce Gabbert Jr., included Holy Communion. Attendants wore avocado green and gold, with bouquets of chrysanthemum varieties. the bride carried a white Bible with gardenias.
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Doubs Methodist Church
Karen Lee Gabbert
Bruce Gabbert Jr
Claggettsville
Richard Lynn Nelson
George Hughes
Vandergrift
Harry Nelson
Richard Gabbert
Morgantown
W. Va
Chantilly
Patricia Gabbert
Wedding Shows Bright Plans For Groom And Bride
The mother of the groom wore a dark blue dress with matching accessories and a white rosebud corsage. A church reception followed with a gift table presided by Mrs. Shirley Kling Doubs and guest registrar Miss Barbara Nicodemus. The couple, both graduates of 1960 and 1961, plan to reside at Braddock Heights after a trip in a blue suit with a white gardenia corsage. Out of town guests came from Pennsylvania West Virginia and Washington. The bride to be will work at the Atomic Energy Commission Germantown. groom at Fort Detrick. A shower was hosted by her Sunday School Class Doubs. The piece also covers Cuban disaster reports and a NY Central wreck near Brewster.
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Shirley Kling
Barbara Nicodemus
Virginia Koontz
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington
Frederick High School
Hagerstown
Cuba reports 1000 dead as Flora floods Cuba
Prime Minister Fidel Castro announced Cuba's death toll surpassed 1,000 after Hurricane Flora battered Oriente and Camaguey with five days of rain from Oct. 4. He described vast crop and cattle destruction, thousands of homes ruined, and widespread peasant losses. World Health Organization estimated Haiti fatalities over 5,000. Tobago reported at least 17 dead.
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Carib
Fla
Fidel Castro
Flora
Atlantic
World Health Organization
Tobago
Galveston
Tex
Camaguey
Ambulances Rush Injured to Hospitals in Conn Areas
Injured motorists were transported by ambulance to hospitals in nearby communities as emergency crews raced through Connecticut. Police and fire units responded to the scene, where initial reports indicated multiple injuries. Further details on casualties and the cause were not immediately available.
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