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mpkn ed by th* engineering firm Norwich Grange ha!) where aof Erdman, Anthony and Hosley in Rochester. In January he enlisted in the U. S. Army and was graduated from the Armythree tier cake centered the bridal table. The top layer of the cake was supported by three columns^ with a large bell #on the top. Be- jEngineer School at Fort Belvoir, tween the top layer and the sec-Va., in June. He will leave for ond was a miniature bride andoverseas duty in Tripoli the latter part of September.groom with stairs leading down the cake in front q\ them. Mrs.The couple now reside in their I Janice Cowles serve d the cakeapartment at 58 West Main Street.if11MARRIAGESMOORE-FOSTERMiss Sheila Jean Foster became the bride of Thomas II. Moore, August 20th at 2 p.m. in the Broad Street Methodist Church. The Rev. J. Harold Davies performed the double ring ceremony.The bride is the daughter of Daniel Foster of Norwich. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Roxie Moore of Norwich.Carnations shaded in pink and gladioli of different colors decorated the altar.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of Chantilly lace over silk organza and taffeta. The bodice featured a scalloped V. neckline and was outlined with iridescent sequins and had long tapered sleeves. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was held by a tiara of diamonds a gift from her husband. She carried a bouquet of white rose buds centered with pink roses.The maid of honor was Miss Sandra Cowles, and the bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Cowles and Miss Betty Lou Phillips, all of whom are cousins to the bride. They wore ballerina length gowns, fashioned of scalloped organza over taffeta. While all three were fashioned alike one was yellow, one blue and one pink. They wore Swedish crowns and carried bouquets of pink, yellow and blue carnations.and Mrs. Marion Bowers served ! the punch. jThe couple left on a wedding j trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.For travelling the bride wore j a navy sheath with jacket. Her accessories were white and she wore a pink rosebud corsage.Mr. Moore is employed by Burrell Wheel and Brake Service. He served as a sergeant in the army and was in the Korean conflict for 17 months.The former Miss Foster attended Norwich High School and was employed by Mrs. Gardner.Showers were given in honor of the bride by Mrs. Gardner and Roxie and Janet Moore.The couple is now residing at 165 East Main Street.PROPER’S FORUMCommunication* to The San will he printed under the above heading;. Short letter* on timely Hiihjeet* are welcomed hy the editor. The publication of n letter in till* department doe* not indicate that the *entinient* ex-pr ****** tl are indor*ed hy thl* newNpnper. All letter* seat in mu*t he properly Mijtued for publication. No perNonalitle* are to he indulged.To The Editor of The Sun:Sir:I note with interest your editorial comments in the paper of Tuesday, August 30, in regard to Taberism,, comparing samewith Americanism.Webster's dictionary definesAmericanism (i) The quality Miss Donna Gardner, flower-(of being loyal to the United States;girl, wore a white organdy dress. She carried a basket of pink, yellow and blue carnations.Kenneth Gardner served as best man.Albert Moore, brother of the groom and Emmett Sutton served as ushers.The mother of the bridegroom ejwore a blue gown with white j polka dots and wore a white hat. She also complimented her costume with a rhinestone necklace.Mrs. Kenneth Gardner, aunt ofsttfpatriotic devotion to its principles of government and institutions. (2) A custom or characteristic which is typical of or peculiar to the United States..Certainly no one would question his (Mr. Taber) loyalty to the United States. As an elected public servant his responsibility to Americanism is certainly greater than the average Mr. and Mrs. American And in this respect we would must certainly question his judgement and voting record as benefiting the aver-the bride, wore a two piece dress (age American.of black and gold with rhinestone 1 j accessories. They both wore cors--1 ages or red roses.A reception was held at theConsider his voting record where it affects Mr. and Mrs. American.(1). He was the only member
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Norwich Evening Sun
Norwich, New York, US
Wed, Sep 07, 1960
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