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HEkp woAEN

MPoaTAST sEcnTTARiAL Posi.
Tf0s. exeslsert E,art1eg sAlBEs
pleasant so.G3ns eene4:&szs ia
nanutaetas1nE pssni II orsHSs. Va
EIpnTD iaf stl rotxa LADY to .ore a.
az ssslasnI % rFoe:res6es Eusi
oe ssls 10 reae ssL1 sKp<EZsnts ros
necessary. $50 week. Boz ssS-o
sGNMEK cAMr-o,s. ,egr es, zeal
,ls,t'oa ,i,a. n ~, n s.gE s.s,n, Tiess 'sz
wr.t. 70! ce,aia MONTE VIA
RANCH Berkeley sprtass ". Va .
WE HAVE AN oPTSISG fer cnt
young energetic salss4Acy pcrrs-
neni position exper3ents nel nsees-
sNsyossss' sy ss' srwiNo sssis Asf.s sHf.scHfxf Il 'FseS co
We HAVE An oPENIS6 20: Or.
being trained 20: Stw!ng teacher
some experience IN stSinx nesss.
ssry Apply IN pefscn, sISGER
SEWING MACHINE CO. 4sIa
0eorEis ave B.w lis
AMAZING oFFEE-s3O Is .eays fer
selling only 80 boxes Of Eseryeas
CARDS. II costs nothlnE TO tr.. We
for samples on approval cHEERFvL
CARD CO. ia-s, white Pains. n Y,
MAKE $50 sslhnG i0s boxes greet
ina cards. napkins coasters. sta
tionery and complete line With
send for ssmpit. and ssllinE psan
or approval MERIT. 770 Plane
q Dept 40. Newark 2 y J.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Opening nov available IN modern
apt bldg located in NV wash
inEton Applicants must be ex-
perfenced. under as yrt OF age Rne
avsN.b Immediately In letter o!
Application. Eire com mplete history
OF experience. salary IN each posi-
sion, education. marital stRtus. etc
Box aa0-E. Star
Acctg. Clerk -Typist
Accounting knewIedse not essential
but 5000 typ!ng is required 5day
week Apply in person and ask for
Miss White. THE CREDIT BUREAU
l22i @ Il nv -la
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BusINEssMEN --~ proie.slsaAi aasn
WHY pay once reBtr For fss
cents . dty Tou can have eom pa~i'
mat ane uhont service b. CEN 20
vent, experiences serrstaTist AAk'
ouf address ane tsiEahonf mum as
yours Room 30E. I<@s u st. .
RE nH5S,
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Tine ApnroYed School
AVIATION CAREERS
Far Men and Women

Enlsss aa sAs Ar Perez n res
wish 70 win yeas wsnss sns ~srs 70
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
oU2 LARGE SELECTION of Dir.
piesse Ds.se you, sI pr,ess ets ar. rlssI si slIT
RfTE 6PHotsTERERs' TN 1873
We WILL PROVE sop esn ulay pap'
ulsr piano or accordion In 40 ore.
hour lessons CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS. DU 1900 or RA $500
ANY ONE CAN SEW. out II laxs,
years 70 be skilisd In correct nttins
Of 5th ave. n ~ nnds uothins
too hard TO handle Custom mace
restylina. Alterations csnstaLy o'
9.i.G T.I.sssn. 3, II ~ % e., a" ROO" ."
" YoU LOVE NICE THINGS, e ysu
aIar caa4s -. iemaasfr luten'
ness. smart appearance and sa at.
traetive home. bring yeuf faded skr'
EaeniA, ars-ek saa SIP soselt y
4. sor. Ga. and n. II aTss ms
BOARDING CARE tst child under 10
IN licensed home, inspect'9n msHfo
rows aaNp COUNTRY SCHOOL
Psrssss psrsss'on' sa'Gt faIiy sg ssgrosss s.oi
oeorsia ava sH le7&
ROOM AND BoAkD FOR elderly pespis
To PVT. home. $50 per no. Write 70
E.s : H,,l,ssrp, p,vn..os v. ms ...v
poses, poe kst siz, 81 rs. while gney
last. Call SA. Tso7 for appoint
REDUCING aae,ss 800, ssauesas
5 treatments. IS cabinet baths
81 5n, results assured " e
CRIsER, sls Ieth 81, nv. TX. 1891
You'll BE TICKLEp ~tts cur ers
work, but II viii never tiekls yoaf
ribs. for II does not shr.nk B!ins
your work 70 ExGClsfTE, IN. DE-
work Specialize, rcr. os. and " n
rors ssr, o.p cn oossoRrs can as- ,.
fhs down. refill and recover ihs
comfort, factory method Chutes q
mstsriaIs. Choice OF rclors, We
g,es s1a Z r,ysss s.i,s.t ,4ss oegrE eg1 =
TN wosp IN srnEApIsc. res.sr.
Dye Work IL again aee~SsinG All
Einds Of dysIns. setstnx chanssd
you need some eye work dens, ths
:t. .;,v.. |. ''s,5ss 's,os4na sii Ss csasEs Piss u '1s
pYEas. ITss cel, I'd. co 073a.
CHiIDRExr cLCH for outdoor sap
syyisrd play srecsai nsmbershie for
Easter soisdays. wO 1905
TEMPIE SCHOOL. Manansss- Va, Ia
isftss school that % a3fssfsnt. Isth
rear. accepts ssfis frsm q 70 prs
iM throash sfd GRADE: muse rssn'
sf'xISsss CARDS. With go e.*asar
- so NJ all types hosE hst
fuhser STAMPS staps machines
f43a Kennedy 81. nv HA- s2ftS
SLIP COVERS maGs - 81 arapss
lined OF aEisaed. al work F2aEsn'
tsse. vi s2i9s.... s2i9
nHEN DTEISG GARMENTS ~ sestas
--ws guarantee beauty sae ksMs
SUE. braag yeaf rsrx - 1GCl-
SITE. Tne Dire Wsrx spsetasls np9
Ca and n. II svss ~ 0E SgT3.
VACANCY IN very Sezfortsesf Tes'
herss. eanTxsssesnf o. rasssaf PET.
son. tray sery.. ar. tganss. oV- sa7s,
MANDw0mK esnnes he hsst~a We
hane.Anssn ali SIX sasHsnfs. Al
aresses. ~ I.ssss 70 sasss ns
shYGnkaes KXGCfAyTx Th* bys
Eefk @feesatEHs COZ Ca and ~ u.
syss. Hsv- On eTT7.
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HELP poMEsTic

BABY SITTER. s dsy. sas; refer.
enees. Ak. eIeS.
COOK sor family Of Q; ne laundry
Mrs. LEO BAUM. s44o Isth st.
an akAf3 III
COOK wanted: downstairs cleaning
"wednesday afternoef, and ever
other SuEday OF: other help en-
played SIS and carfArs- On. kel
COOK G.Mw. thsrcush,y sxper
III. fssuirsd. Vi. sS1i. I'LL
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) ART LESSONS
aMs. a4@F
uoMf IMPROVEMENTS

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fg seaaxrnss&ns kfsghsh eaannaHx
ssaafAns psp~F hanEass. easf sssse'
isasrysssa;n,iss<yf ssttsv.c ,.s s
DnvS sxs9 e~sa-. On. 1900
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IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, shiLs OF eeiefsd
COX A co, RE 1893
BARRIE AND PETER PAN
SIMMER DAY CAMPS

The Barrie camp Ter eblifFeh ai
primary and elementary sfadss tn
three acres of ground and own tsnnis
court, effsFt uRexcsilrd camp thelli-
ties and rounded pros tram
study, hikins picnicR, etc Gualifist
councillors and male athletic d..
rector
Peter Pan camp. with two sefsF eI
playsrouneE Ia for children OF kan,
degarten and nurssFy Ases Fons
ridinE and sill ether aCtltItist foi
little tots Transportation furnishsd
EaTiy reSefI Ationk savissd sol FsfH
pl nw RA DtuU
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STENOCRAPHER

Young lady with experience as
stenosrapher in large real estate
ONCE. Must have some business ex-
perience. Good working conditions.
Pleasant surroundings. Five day
work week Salary, $3.50 q year
to start. Call Mr.. COX, MA. 2100.
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SITUATIONS woMEh

60OKKEEPNG. TNpExfSG, v. &c :
sasscnsl OF regular; psrt-md work.
Boz Ell, Ben5 Frsnk. Sta, Cits-
CAgHIEK desires posstsens exDsrt-
eneec. sapsels. best Of refefsneea
DY, s43G.
CsOLOEFD MAID. experssnese With
hoasework; sssep tn Or cat. Can
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FRANCINE FRAZIER

Espsrt teacher ot plane saiaPns
ana voice ofTsrIhg plimrHERFS
lessen 10 sii new st4uents bG
oHiies ION attached ia y 81
nv 81 Sa"N o. "A sea
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EXECUTIVE SALES

3.-yr.-ol6 producer win 900 rear
BACKGROUND in adv -pfomostsn pun.
rel. who can sell anythtns- wants
opportunity. Bon 455.R star. IL
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SECRETARY

Experienced. for permanent position
5-day. 40-hour week; excellent work.
with pay. Apply PEOPLE 8 DRUG
STORES, employment once, T
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GIRLS WANTED
Key-Punch Operator

Young woman, 1928, experienced on
IBM equip. for payroll work in Of
f1ce Of large corporation; 5-day. 40
hour week; sbout S1s5 per month
to start, with opportunity for ad-
vancement Phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 1868. Ext ga for Appointment.
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SALESWOMEN

Ready-to-wear experience. excellent
plus commission: 5-day wk.; 20 per
cent discount on all purchases; free
hospitaliza ton. and other employe
benefits. Apply Personnel once.
5th floor. GOLDENBERG'S, 9TH and
X Stx NJ liz
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Telephone Collector
TYPIST
TYPISTS OR

/ TYPIST
Come ready 10 work; 5is-day week:
! good salary Apply 1os Rins Bids
-fQ
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CLERK
GIRLS

The telephone company has a few
openings now Apply employment
ONCE. als @ st. NV. Open $40
am, to 5 pm. Monday through
Friday.
The G.. g. P. Telephone Co.
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YOUNG WOMEN

esss sos soas. asson o an
or night shift. Guaranteed salary.
meals furnished. excellent worktns
conditions. paid vacation. tnxur-
ance and disqualification. Apuly
ment once. HOT sHCpPES. INC.
19n2 TAYinr gt Ia
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Increasing Business

positions with earningk upward Of
81 500 EGnestion--two years col
lese or equivalent: ase 35-5s: car
essential Write, zIy1aE nhont nEn-
her Boz 7e-E St&
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ORDER CLERK

orders IND check in spare time,
Must Be experienced. honest and
have good references. Good salary.
fine working conditions. Phone Mr.
BROWNE DE 1868
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SLIP COVER CUTTER
Must be experienced; pleasant work
ins conditions and good salary. RE
Evening star., 1949-04-17

F' FHNNIFEH TUUs -WNI9Tefas ; -FI
We "a PAbs tfHG ps.Flrs ~. saB
'ldiEs fftpgpatius Esua. htEt tsaEt
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biithstt sHu estss EHe 81 fsps- o.
nome frH H3Fiiu5 aTal HsEf4F't
EAfmsGI. igrr tslAHssFs q ~
tfAn FtihFNAi COMB fiN1
co n}A kex YHfR stf "a "a
sA4r
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ACCuIaEy ESEtuLl1l. kAENoI MANN
NC. Colorado Bids, 18th and O
Y9oTTN6 LADY. white, for steno-
srsphie and clerical work In sales
once: must have pleasins telephone
person.lity shorthand ns So,s,ns sns tsg,as eoDa1
tons excel. cali Mr.. Curtin ier
interview. II. 43o0. [. p. sTEUART
& BRO. INC. IS 18th st. ne. lis
YOUNG WOMAN. with teaching ex-
perience and college BACKGROUND, in
srss y sessar IN ts:,arns y:.r so as,oosn,
ssh aoor. I.ANsBuRuH 4 sRo..
YouNG ~ WOMAN M Mfor typins and gen.
ofice work; must be good Of nxures.
Apply WHITE TOWER OFFICE. T14
rha I'm MnETRrUscH M TRrSUscH surEHusoE-
Need several exp. supervisors for
training kp. opef.: temp, o hrs.
per day; socd salary. Apnly BOZ
NATIONAL posting machine opera
salary. MoDn sHor. 1903 r
If T. You HAVE SALES PROMOTION
experience. especially oy telephone or
door-to-dooE. you may be interested
e c.lf H'iasl''oi Mr. oEoRoI. asf 81. sioo. ior
an EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
for q sincere woman, needing steady
income, must have pleasing per
sonality. Phone II. 2s3s, . To
Don't r. BE SATISFIED with lust q
lob; don't waste your personality
and energy In humdrum routine
when there Is an opportunity 70 do
something exeitinsiy different. some
thing that the exceptional woman
career that viii add TO your prestige
In the community and enable you
20 earn IN income many men would
envy; car necessary. For Q per-
sonai interview wrtte. gfving full In
formation and Dhcns s1umbeS. 70
DoE 1k-D. star.
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STEN0cuApurR

sTENoGRAPHER. part time, capable
Of handlins. routine correspondence
and clerical duties; 4 hours daily;
s.dsv week. App;y WASHINGTON
s2pssooGfFHsfHsR 2soGGfH efa anas ss'' vst. sSs as.
ano typins and sen.rai once De.
tails; permanent position: S-dsx. 40
MSn. % ISs, X Tues s, esi an, tssTnIsTs RT
kuToMos1LE MT Mob Ai AxissoeiATAoN.' osi AosAtfs Nis
STENOGRAPHER. typing. dietation.
sens,,nnsa ssnsTs oes es, wsrk az tes5 sss s .1T
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or. per-
SON with. little experience VIII De
considered: permanent position with
opportunity for advancement; 5-day
week, paid vacation. paid sick Leave
holidays. free insurance d. 2saao'
sFENoGRaApHER.. to work in s.sirl
ONCE Of national organization; ~
hour week: $4,000 q year. wsite
sgFGpssoGIarEss. gGs sSipi ssss h.rh school ns srsd-
manent position: 5-day, 37is- hour
week; paid vacations and free he's !,
suRETy co, $50 Southern giss'
sT1ifNodsAfaas. 1iss az = iIii excellent opper:
working conditions, good salary.
CALI, CARL. INC. 614 II st. nv.
STENOGRAPHER, sxper., perm. posi-
ton; 36-hr. wk.. 3 days, rest period.
sick leave. vacation. paid holdays
and retirement plan; Apply 1NIEE-
702 Machinist Bidg., 9th st. ana
Mt. Vernon pl: NV. ~
STENOGRAPHER, national profess
sional society. pleasant surround
inRs, interesting WORK. TX. 1850
sTfkiNoGRaPHER. fkiN must have a knovi-
edge os shorthand and typing: in.
terestine work with old established
finance company; permanent posi-
ton. with excellent salary. Apply
sT11ENoGRsPHER CLERK. excelen.
opportunity in national company;
permanent position: varied work
and pleasant surrounings: 40-hour
week; startins salary; $50; state
age. education, experiences. etc Box
sTENSciRArHER. ciRAsirHER par. time. in pleas
BOLD, INC. 1905 N st. NV.
sffffNoShAPHER, ff sSGihLAPHER in patent lawyers
once. Call wo. 1854. liz
sTEN0GRAPHEk, knowledge Of hs.
ures. old-established hrH, situated
MvestWSsnt sids.i Say SSek.
NAs 06@3s -S0
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SITUATIONS MEk 8 WoMeh
RETIRED MAN AND WIZ, vhits
veil educated and adaptaase. de
aires position. preferably N ceustrT
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YOUNG WOMEN

IN tesshins. supsryistns,
sesons branch managers. ARTHUR
MURRAY expansion program has
made opportunity for hish-caiibeF
personnel Q yesrs' coilese educa-
ton preferre6, but not essential.
Previous experience not Necessary.
Apoly In person. 2-d pm See Miss
Ferrem Do not phone. ii06
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TYPISTS OR
DICTAPHONE OPERATORS
Satisfactory remuneration, excellent
surroundings. conditioned Of
nee. centrally loacted, 4o-hour week,
dement's, Apply in person. Mr..
Schooley
DUN Il BRADSTREET. INC
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SALES MANAGER

cxp. In direct sellins, to orGanize
train. direct and supervise women
In the sale Of . necessary protec-
ton. AGE 35-45. Intelligent, az
sressive and personable. A car Is
apnlira tion Hoy 6s.D Star
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AIR RESERVATIONS

Career positions age 2f-30 some
COLLEGE desirable, rotation shift
hours Interview 2 an TO l pm
Tues and Wed April Ia 20
Hangar 2. National Airport --ls
Bookkeeper and Saleswoman
To keep small set o. books part time
and sell vomen's reaoy-to-wear the
mission: permanent Apply Mr
Pascal. care Of Hergoss, al r
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VI IL. "
SECRETARY

SECRETARY to circulation manager
Of publishing house; opportunity for
person under 80 with intellieence
and initiative: 5-dsy, 371a-hour
week. Phone Mr. NORWOOD, st
1923 for appOintment
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~ AGsfnNt = sts'gast tHst
81 152As aEa ssAyBl SyrE 49,
FEYrhe& Terra ss skbA tgFgA e..
F-AlFa a. Nfwssa FsTB.tTfK e.
SatFs tYeeHas srH afssWatt ,.
f'Haag QGsfhsvF4rE r ANlFt1
MARC tfGftO 50 Nlamara sgt
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HILLTOP SCHOOL

Day and hosrdtns. As.' - ~
aa-4
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MANDw0mK esnnet he hsat~s We
hard .Aassh All SIX sasHsnts. Al
dresses. aa I.ssaa No aassss ns
shrinkass notfayTx Th% DE-
Eefk afseesaIiAu eey Ca ana - u.
ayen. HsW. Oh eTTT.
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shorthand helpful; sia-day week;
Pleasant working conditions. Apply
auditors once. CARLTON HOTEL.
Ci.ERK-TYPIsT, 25 to IS; knowledge
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
Flu Free Date For
Wheat September rs

Fly free date for planting wheat
in Allen county is Monday, Sept. &c.
This was announced Monday by
Associate County Agent Robert
Blackmore after he received the
date from 7. II. Parks, extension
entomologist of Ohio State univers-
ity.
The Sept. &c date will be the per-
manent fly free date for Allen
county so that farmers will know in
advance from now on when they
can plant their wheat in safety,
Parks notified the agents office.
BY observing the fly free date
and not planting wheat before it,
farmers are reasonably assured
that their crop will not be damaged
either by the Hessian fly or win
ter kill.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
rip to the Smoky Mountains.

trip to the Smoky Mountains.
For travelling the bride wore a
fuchia suit with black accessories and
white rose corsage from her bridal
bouquet.
On their return they will live on
a farm on Route 3 near Findlay.
The bride is a graduate of Mt.
Cory high school and for the past
three years has been employed at
the Central Ohio Light and Power
Co. at Findlay. The groom is grad
uate of Mt. Blanchard high school
and served in the Navy during the
war. He is now engaged in farming.
Guests We're present from Detroit,
Toledo, Bowling Green, Flint, Mich;
Lima, Pandora, Bluffton, Alvada, and
McComb.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
Offer Many Prizes In
Motor Safety Contest

Clayton Bixel of Bixel Motor
Sales, Bluffton, has entered his deal
ership in a 100000 car safety con-
tent sponsored by the Ford Division
of the Ford Motor Company.
Mr.. Bixel is one of 6,400 Ford
dealers throughout the nation who
has entered his leadership in the
contest during September and Octo-
Der.
Seven hundred prizes totaling
100000 will be awarded winners
of the safety contest. The prizes
are 25 new Fords including five Ford
trucks; 25 $1,000 T.. S. Savings
Bonds, 100 500 Bonds, 200, $50
Bonds and $50 S24 Bonds.
The contest has the support of the
National Safety Council, the Inter-
Industry Highway Safety Committee
and other safety organizations.
In order to participate in the
contest, Mr.. Bixel pointed out, mo-
torists must bring their car or truck
of any make, to the leadership for
safety check at absolutely no cost
or obligation to the motorist.
Free checks will be made on the
brakes, steering, headlights, rear
and stop lights, tires, windshield
wipers, muffler, glass, horn and
rear view mirror.
Also there will be placed an at
tractive safe driver reflector in
sigma on the car or truck inspected
and motorists will be given an entry
blank to participate in the contest.
The motorist must then complete
in no more than 80 additional words
the following statement:
"All cars and trucks should be
safety-checked periodically because
....-
A jury of prominent persons in
national safety circles will Judge
the winners. Only one entry per car
or truck may be entered.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-09-15
Couple Is Married
In Mt. Cory Church

Wedding of Miss Marilyn Reiter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Reiter Of Mt. Cory and Robert Paul
Deter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Deter of Findlay took place at the
Mt. Cory Evangelical United Breth-
rem church, Sunday afternoon at 3
| o'clock.
Rev. Earl w. Leist officiated with
the double ring service in candle
| light ceremony before an altar of
white gladioli and palms. White
satin bows marked the family pews.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a victorian gown of
white Burmeil satin with tight fitted
bodice buttoning down the front and
long pointed sleeves which We're
covered with Chantilly lace and a
high collar.
The full skirt swept into long
train. A crown of Burmeil satin made
with tiny tucks held in place her
fingertip veil of silk illusion hand
rolled. She carried bouquet of white
roses and green ivy tied with white
satin lovers knots. She wore a strand
of pearls a gift of the groom.
Miss Margery Deter of Findlay,
sister of the groom, was maid of
honor. Her gown was of Nile green
taffeta and she carried bouquet of
bronze Chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joan Jones
of Findlay and Mrs. Faye Walters of
Wharton. Their dresses were made
alike of satin back crepe with sweet
heart neckline and long full skirts.
Mrs. Jones' dress was yellow and she
carried bouquet of pink Chrysan-
themums. Mrs. Walters dress was
aqua and she carried a bouquet Of
yellow Chrysanthemums.
Flower girls were Jean Ann Lugin-
buhl and Diane Ricketts, both of Find
lay. Their dresses were made alike
Of silk taffeta, floor length. Jean
Ann wore blue and Diane wore pink.
They carried baskets of rose petals.
Tommy Deter, nephew of the
groom, was ring bearer and carried
the rings on white satin pillow.
Charles Walters of Wharton was
best man. Ushres We're Clarence
Jones and Won Misamore of Findlay.
Miss Jane Deter sister of the
groom played preceding the ceremony
"Claire de Lune," Sweetest Story
Ever Told" and "To an Evening
Star"
Clinton Deter, Jr., brother of the
groom, sang "Ah Sweet Mystery of
Life" II Love You Truly" and The
Lords Prayer"
The brides mother Wore a brown
sand crepe dress with bronze beading
/ and carmel and beige accessories and
c2rsage of white carnations.
The groom's mother wore an aqua
crepe with black accessories and a
corsage of white carnations.
Following the ceremony recep-
tion was served in the church base
ment for the immediate families. A
four TERED wedding cake topped with
miniature bride and groom centered
the brides table,
Assisting hosteases were Miss
Glenna Mae Refter, Miss Betty
schafer, Miss Betty Lou Green all of
Mt. Cory and Miss Dorothy Webb
and Miss Ruth Carney both of Find
lay
The couple left for a honeymoon