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lWK-EYE, TUESDAY MORIMiss Rath Chat field Of Kingston Becomes Bride of Rev. HuntItschirollSpcrua To The Hau kGye.Kingston, la., June 5. — Miss Ruth Chatfield of Kingston. Ia., was mar- I •. lt;rled to Rev. George Hunt of Oakville, i 11 la., at a church wedding In the Methodist Episcopal church at Kingston,May 26. Rev. F. M James, Methodist pastor at Birmingham, la., read the double ring ceremony.The wedding party consisted of ' Joyce Hurst, best man from Plasa, j-,* 111.. Mrs. Chatfield, sister-in-law of the bride, matron of honor; Mr. Chatfield and Mr. Lloyd Dresser, ushers. The church was decorated in pink and white, the bride's colors. Two solos pn* were sung preceding the ceremony and Mrs. Paul Norris, of Centerville, jjn la., played the wedding march. ^Mrs. Hunt is a teacher in the pub- obf lie schools, having attended Iowa hoi Wesleyan college several years. Rev. , bell Hunt, is a graduate of Boston Theo- Ha: logical seminary, and is now pastor sen of the Methodist Episcopal church at han Oakville. _ jtie bride and bridegroom are at M. home in the Methodist Episcopal par- j isonage in Oakville. Ia. I Mfam
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Burlington Hawk Eye
Burlington, Iowa, US
Tue, Jun 06, 1933
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