The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-26
A Church Wedding.

In the woodville Presbyterian
church, September IL, 1913, at :
o'clock y. M, In the presence Of their
many relatives and friends. who filled
the church to its full seating capaci-
ty. Mr.. James II. Klinepeter and Miss
Juanita G. McKissick we're united In
the holy bonds of wedlock by their
pastor, Rev. T. u. Roberts. The
bride and.groom were preceded to the
altar by their attendants, Mr.. Roy
Kurtz as best man and Miss dorothy
kurtz, a. bridesmaid. There we're
beautiful decorations about the plat.
form and an arch OF green festooned
with white ribbon over the front Of
the platform, which marked the place
for the parties to halt In front Of the
officiating clergyman, who was In
waiting to receive them.
While the audience waited for the
coming OF the wedding party the PEG.
pie were pleasantly entertained by
well.rendered piano solos played by
the Misses Clara IIornecker. Ellen
Pennel and Pearl Mcintyre. When
Miss Eta Klinepeter, sister OF the
groom, touched the keys Of the piano
and gave forth the hrst notes OF the
wedding march, the highly expectant
assembly were aware that the con.
tracing parties had entered the
church and were on their way to the
hymenial altar to take their vow OF
wedlock. All was hushed into 81.
lence, save the low, sweet tones Of
the plano under the soft touch OF the
def fingers Of the player and the
voice Of the minister A. he spoke the
marriage ceremony.
At the conclusion OF the marriage
ceremony, the young couple we're fol.
lowed by a goodly number Of invited
guests to the hospitable home Of tina
brides parents, where most sump-
tuous wedding supper awaited them
and to which all did ample justice.
The evening was spent In greetings
TO the happy couple, music. converse.
tion-But, Hank. What's that sound
as Of great multitude outsider
Strains Of
"Nita, Iuanita, Let me Linger by thy
side;
Bride
floated out on the night air. and then
Bling. bang, tin pans, sleighbells
and cowbells, horns and noises for.
lorn. louder and powder; men and
women, boys and girls. all IN the
whirl around the house In a frenzy OF
jubilant excitement. That crowd Of
Interested friends and wcll.wislers
were not 10 he put OF with a short
ceremony a, the church and a bare
glimpse Of the newly welded couple.
They must see them. shake their
hand and wish them a long, happy
and prosperous life and give vent To
their feelings of Joy In expressions
that could he heard Iiul Ne have
lost the bride and groom In this little
DEPRESSION and must come back TO
them,
Tie bride II the cst imabl. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William McKi,>irk
and loved and admired for her many
womanly qualities, both ui land aud
heart, Tie groom J. the only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william A, Klinepei ct,
who were married - years ago 10y the
same minister that spoke tie words
that made their son bencdic,
James. A. II his allrr, l. a carpenter
and one Of the worthy aud useful
young men that l. u credit Ia any
community. Both bride and groom
are used To hard work and We predict
for them happy home and prosperi'
", Mr., klinepeter ha> a nice little
home all ready for Ia" Woman of his
choice To step IN aud take Tier place
~ mil ress uf the household.
The many friends OF III" Young pro'
pile remembered them In many beau'
tiful and useful present, iJr their be-
ginning housekeeping, Hhich we're
greatly appreciated 10y lac recipients
Il.