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BELLE VERNON, March 21—At a double wing ceremony performed Saturday afternoon in the house of St. Sebastian's church, Betty Louise Sousae, dauishter of Mr. and Mrs. Josephine Sousie of 107 Green street, Belle Vernor, be came the bride of Russell T. Cope, by, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Cope of Fairhope, Rev. Eugene Jr. at the ceremony at 23 Porter wedding, a beige subardine ias officiated 30 ali k. the bride wore suit with black essories, and 2 eosage of pink roses. She also wore a gold cross, a gift of her father, John Paul Sousae. A er of the groom, Mrs. Adulph Mion, wore no soldier blue suit with patent and white accessories. Her coroige was ofged roses. John Paul Sousae was best man. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Sousae chose a navy blue dress when pink sequin trim aid a corsage of pink roses, Mrs. Cope was attired in a black outfit. Her corsage was ilo bof pink roses. Supplementing the ceremony, 2 dinner and reception was held at Celapina’s on Route St, after which the couple left. fay a honeymoon to Washington, D. C., and New York Vor tavelias Mrs. Cope wore Breen said with black accessor Upon their return, on will with the bride’s mother. The bride is a graduate of Sacred Tieart Academy in Franklin with the class of 1945, and later from Feust ers Beauty School in Charleroi. She is now employed in Fairhope as a beautician. Meghusteadraduated from Marion high school in 11 and served three years with the Marine Corps. Eighteen months of that time were spent in the Pacific area. He is now employed by the Pittsburgh Steel company at the Monessen plant.
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Charleroi Mail

Charleroi, Pennsylvania, US

Mon, Mar 24, 1947

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