Lt Curringt!!'-AWeds Miss Finleyi Aii thetmj* j Dotporage1balsanintor,itTRENT—Miss Irene Finley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Zolman of Hermleigh, became the bride of Lt. Virgil (Cull) Cur-ringlon in a candlelight double-ring ceremony performed Monday evening in the Lamar Street Baptist church parsonage by the pastor, the Rev. Fred H. Porter.Cut flowers were arranged ■ throughout the rooms of the | /Porter home and Mrs. Porter j welighted the candles. Miss Finley was given in marriage by herfather. She carried a white Bible and gardenias. For something old, she carried a lace handkerchief belonging to Mrs. Geta William-\ son of Trent. She wore a bluesuit and black accessories, j Mrs. Cuirington has been employed at Youngs hospital in Ros-jcoe for the last five years, Lt. Currmgten is in the AAF and is stationed at Great Bend, Kans.He is a flight engineer on a B*29, Upon conclusion of his leave, hewill report back to Great Bend,ftvhisbalt;1habelt;bnneC05ihipUtt*■! Mrs. Currington will continue herItseI.duiesInlaiteduties at the Roscoe hospital for the time being.OTe couple visited inS6uth Texas during a brief wed-I ding trip, j f aOut-of-town guests attending 0d the wedding w$rer Mmes. C. A m Lloyd, Jr., Edward A. Pvensing, Edlon C. Byars, Jr., Hillman\k: /hll; of fh©wmhlt;