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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
7
Miss Erina Kay Wilders and Donald Merle Bream wed Sept 3 at 7 pm at Blue Mountain Church of God with Rev. C. W. McGaha officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Wilders of Waynesboro, wore white organza with lace, carried a red rosebud corsage, and the couple will reside in Carlton.
Miss Betty Sue Smallwood and Norman Franklin Garrett wed at Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church in Washington. The ceremony featured a lace trimmed organza gown, daisy lace train, pearl crown veil, and a white Bible adorned with Phalaenopsis orchids. Attendants included Janie Smallwood and Nancy Smallwood, with best man G Charles Brown and several ushers. After a Florida honeymoon, the couple will reside in Bethesda. Mrs Smallwood is a Roosevelt High School graduate employed at the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Garrett, a Woodrow Wilson High School graduate and Benjamin Franklin University bachelor in commerce, works with Odor and Murray CPAs.
Miss Barbaralee Hershey married Morton Douglas Kilby Jr in a Gaithersburg Epworth Church wedding officiated by Rev. Frank Cocke. The groom is son of Mrs. Audrey Kilby of Gaithersburg and Morton Kilby of Dickerson. The couple plans a Rockville residence after a Miami Beach Nassau honeymoon.
Miss Theresa Doneleen Kelly married James L. Mackley in St. Joseph's Church Emmitsburg with a double ring ceremony. Attendants wore lavender and yellow gowns. reception followed at the Emmitsburg VFW. The couple resides near Emmitsburg and plans Atlantic City trip.
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