Milford chronicle., 1950-07-14
WEDDINGS
CAHALL-SHUTT

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On Saturday afternoon. July 1st .
at 2 o'clock IN the Calvary Metho- /
dist Church, Milford, Miss Rose
Marie Cahall, ward of Mrs. Fred /.
Hammond and the late Mr.. Ham,
mOnd of Milford, became the bride
of Mr.. Herbert Shut, son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Herbert Shut of Lewes. |
Rev. Ralph c. Jones, minister of
the church performed the double
| ring ceremony. The church was
lovely with palms and ferns and the
alter was decorated with white
candles, vases of white gladoli,
white carnations and baby's breath
and baskets of white gladoli, del
phinium and snapdragOns.
The bride, given in marriage by
Mr. Charles Sapp of Milford, wore
a gown of white imported Organdy
featuring a ballerina length skirt
and fitted bodice with a small stand
ing collar and cap sleeves all en-
brOidered in white. Her accessories
were white and she wore a large
white lace picture hat. She carried
a white Bible covered with two
white orchids with streamerS of
yellow snapdragOns. Mrs. William
PearCe of Milford was the brides
only attendant. She wore a gown OF
blue taffeta with an Overdress of
white marquisette and matching
hat. Her accessories were white
and she carried a large nOsegay of
pink rOsebuds. Mr.. Mack Cullum
of Lewes served as the best man.
Mr.. William Pearce of Milford and
Mr.. William Roe of Lewes were the
ushers.
Miss Phoebe Houston of Milford
WHO was the sOlOist, sang BE
cause" and "The Lords Prayer
Mr. Norman Allen then played the
wedding music
Mrs. Hammond chose a gown Ol
gray print chiffon with which she
wore white accessories and a cor
sage of white carnations. Mrs
Shut wore a yellow flOwered sill
and a cOrsage of pink roses.
A small reception for the wed
ing party and the immediate rela.
tives of the young couple was helC
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. TheO
dore Jones in Lincoln. following
the ceremony.
After a wedding trip to the Pc
: cOnOs. Delaware Water Gap, Vale.
Forge. and other places of interes
in Pennsylvania. Mr.. and Mrs
L Shut have returned to their apart
- ment at Al Fisher Avenue, Milford
Mrs. Shut attended Milford Hig
- School and was employed at tn
-, Benjamin Franklin Store in MilfOr
~ before accepting a position wit
." the Latex Corporation in Dover. M
Shut is a graduate of the Lewe
High School and is employed by tn
Delaware Power and Light Co.
90
HIGGINS WEATHERLY
'r- Of interest to Milford people wi
~ be the marriage of Miss MildrG
~. Higgins, formerly of HurlOck, Nc
''' to Mr.. Joseph Weatherly of lamp
Florida, which took place on MOI
ith day, July 8, in Denton, Md, wit
ng, the Rev. Thomas J. TurkingtC
lnS officiating at the ceremony. FO
we lowing the wedding Mr.. and MI
On- Weatherly left for Florida whe
Or they will live.
to Mrs Weatherly is a graduate
the Cambridge Hospital and h
S recently been employed at the Ke
ap- General Hospital in Dover, doil
ace both private and general duty. S
and made her home with Mrs. Adeli
hen K. Wiley in Milford and had ma
low friends here and in this viCiint!
the 90 -
REYNOLDS-JOaNSON
)rk. A very quiet wedding was sole
nized on Saturday evening at 8
N. m. in the Salem Methodist ChuT,
Pennington, Delaware by the r
Alden S. Hopkins, Jr., when M
-: Margaret H. Reynolds, daughter
-lAC Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. ReynO
of Lincoln became the bride
SEQ Wesley w. Johnson, son of Mr.. a
LID Mrs. Ward Johnson of Farmingt
~ Their attendants were Mr.. and N
- Robert Porter of Milford.
!, a. a. Mrs. Johnson is a graduate
leil el, Milton High School, class of Is
Iu ilGl Mr.. Johnson is a graduate of CIR
lll 1e1oll wood High School, class of 1!
own Mrs. Johnson is a graduate
rsn Milton High School, class of 1!
all Mr.. Johnson is a graduate of CIR
ans wood High school, class of 1914.
hers is employed by the John Bul
arCe Company of Milford.
anne After a short wedding trip.
erve newlyweds will make their hC
g Of with Mrs. Johnson's parents in
coin until the fall.