The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-12-11
West Mansfield
Girl is Married
To Sidney Man

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Mansfield Rt. l announce the
marriage of their daughter, Saraf
Angelina Butler, to Allengar Eu'
gene Zimmerman, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Floyd Zimmerman, Sidney
Rt. i.
A very quiet and pretty cere.
mony took place at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Hinkle
in Quincy, on Sunday afternoon
Dec. 3, at 100 o'clock. The sacred
vows were exchanged by the
couple and the ring ceremony
was used after the bridal couple
had joined hands in the presence
of the immediate families.
A prayer of benediction was
pronounced upon the welded
pair by Rev. Hinkle as they start
life together. Then after tears
of joy had been shed by each
one and congratulations given,
the wedding party was Showered
with rice.
The bride wore a turquoise
b + oc a d e d satin street-length
dress, with an off-the-face black
yelled hat, trimmed with a cor
onet of mother of-pearl winged
beads. Her corsage was of red
carnations, while her attendant,
Miss Martha Inskeep, North Lew
iSburg, Ohio, wore a sky blue
taffeta street length dress and
an Off the-face black hat with
satin pleated ribbon trim. Her
corsage was Of yellow rose buds
| and yellow NUNS. The mothers
each wore a corsage of white
rose buds and white chrySanthe-
NUNS.
The bridegroom wore a blue
pin-Striped wool suit with a but
ton-hole white carnation, also
his attendant, Mr.. Aaron Butler,
brother of the bride, wore a pin
striped wool suit with a button
hole white %carnation. The fathers
each had button-hole white car
nations, as also Rev. Hinkle.
Those present to witness the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Butler and sons, Paul and
Aaron and Miss Martha Inskeep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Zimmerman
and daughters, Ruth and Naomi
and son and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. LaVaughn Zimmerman and
their small daughter, Gloria, Day
ton, Ohio. The most gracious hos
tess Mrs. Norman Hinkle and the
aged mother, Mrs. Victoria Hin
kle, of Rev. Hinkle.
The afternoon was then spent
in sweet fellowship at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd thinner
man, where a bounteouS dinner
was served-the occasion being
the thirty-sixth wedding ami
versary of the groom'S parents.
The table was decorated with a
three TERED cake, topped with a
small bride and groom.
The bride is a graduate of the
Raymond high school and has
been an employee of the Harding
Machine and Screw Co., East Lib
erty. The bridegroom is a gradu-
ate of the Sidney high school and
an employee of the Wagner Ware
Co., Sidney.
They are both members of the
Church Of Christ of Christian
Union and Rev. Hinkle was form
err pastor of both the Raymond
and Quincy churches.
They will be at home to their
many friends and relatives in a
short time at Riverside Park,
HiIlcrest, Quincy.
MayfloWer Circle
Miss Elizabeth Green and Miss
Hattie Hamilton entertained the
Mayflower Circle in the formers
home on N. Main St., Tuesday
evening. A generous and deli
ciouS covered dish dinner at $50
was followed by the program:
roll call, Christmas Thoughts; re-
ports of food sent to Maple Crest,
clothing to Indians in Oklahoma,
and plans to send cards to shut
ms were included in the business
devotions, Mrs. Henrietta Baker;
Christmas Story, Mrs. Earl Guth-
cry; and Christmas carols.
During the social hour, gifts
were exchanged. In addition to
the hosteSSes and those on the
program, others present were:
Mrs. Leo Coleman, Mrs. Marvin
Epps, Mrs. John Geissler, Mrs.
Earl Gray, Mrs. Robert Gordon,
Mrs. Blanca Hamilton, Mrs.
Charles Hodges, daughter Sue,
Mrs. Pearl Mcmahon, Mrs. Max
Miller, Mrs. Pearl Roley, Mrs.
Glenn Rutan, Mrs. Clayton
Shanks, Mrs. George Snyder and
Mrs. Anna Scott.
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D.A.V. Auxiliary
The D.A.V. Auxiliary will have
their Christmas party at 8 p. m.
Wednesday with Mrs. Elizabeth
Ruble on Chestnut st. Originally
planned for last Thursday, but
postponed because of the wealth