Milford chronicle., 1954-01-08
WEDDINGS
PRANIS : PEPPER

| walter Mehi OF RlVertOn, ma, De-
came the bride of William David
Pepper, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pepper of Milton, Del, at 2 p. m,
Saturday, Dec. 26
The single ring ceremony was
performed in RivertOn Methodist
Church by the Rev. F. H. Truitt,
pastor.
Given in marriage by her step
father, the bride wore a gown of
candlelight satin and chantilly lace
featuring a fitted bodice with a
small standing collar embroidered
in seed pearls and fashioned with
long pointed sleeves. The full bOu-
FAINT skirt of satin with gOdets of
lace in the front, flared in the back
to the long traditional train. Her
tingertip veil of illusion fell from a
duchess cap of matching satin and
lace trimmed with pearl sequins.
She carried a colonial bouquet of
white rOsebuds conferred with a
white camellia with white ribbon
streamers.
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was matron of honor. She wore
gown of peacock velvet and nylOn
net over taffeta. The fitted bodice
of velvet was fashioned with an
shoulder neckline. An over
drape of the velvet hung from the
waist over the bOufant skirt of
nyIGn net over taffeta. She wore
a matching headdress and carried a
colonial bouquet of yellow rOsebuds.
Pest man for his brother was
Foster Pepper of Milton; Ushers
were Fred P. Scott, nephew of the
groom, and Fred E. Reed, Jr., both
of Milton.
b. Because" and "The Lords
Prayer" were sung by Donald Gauss
of New York City, who was accom-
panied by Mrs. Thomas Knowles of
Md.
A reception was held in the
basement of the church.
Mrs. Pepper is a graduate of
Mardela High School and Sails :
bury State Teachers College and is
for a masters degree at
Columbia University, New York
City, during the summer. She is
as a teacher at West
SeafOrd Elementary School, Sea-
ford, Del
Mr.. Pepper, a graduate of Milton
High School, is a veteran of World
War II where he served with the
Army Medical Corp He is self
as a builder
After a wedding trip through the
southern states and Florida, the
couple will live in their new home
n Milton, Del.
WILLIAMS > PARKER
Announcement has been made of '
he marriage of Mrs. Jennie
Williams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. {
James WOotten. of Millsboro and
Mr. Lee Parker, son of Mr.. and
1rs. Larry L. Parker, of GumborO. y
The wedding took place Deem
'er %, at 200 p. IN. in the parson-
ge of the Pittsville. Md, Methodist
'hIrch, with Rev Harold Fordham,
astOr of the church officiating.
The couple will reside at Mr.. :
'arker's home on the Millsboro- 7
.aurel highway. :
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ROSE JESSUP 7
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Rose, of a
lillsbOrO, have announced the
of their daughter, Barbara
Oyce to End 1t. Robert Carroll
essup, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
essup, of Jeanette, Louisiana.
The ceremony took place in st.
aul's Methodist Church, in Will
lingtOn, on December 5, with Rev. 4
aul Mccoy, officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
Y her father and was attended by
Irs. Donald Collins. of MiIsboro. G
S matrOn-Of-hOnOr and Miss Jane c
ndersOn, of Greenwood, as brides n
laid. n
End 1t. Raymond Settrini was best c
ian and the ushers were Capt. v
frederick Diffendale and LIST Lit.
lloyd Kelley.
The bride is a graduate of Mills Il
DrO High School; Wesley Junior Il
Ollege and the Delaware Hospital "
chOOl of Nursing and is associated M
18th the Emily P Bissell Sana- p
Drium. The groom is a graduate n
f the Franklin High School, in l.
rankin Louisiana and attended 4,
eese State College, at Lake ~ ~
harles, La. He is stationed at ~
ew Castle Air Base where he is n
irving with the US Air Force. "A
he couple will reside in Whining ~
N upon their return FROM a we'd 1g
ng trip in the Smoky Mountains v;
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BROOKS THOMPSON =
Announcement has been made of n
e marriage of Miss Virginia II
rocks, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II
mes Brooks, of Milton and Arthur II
thompson, of Georgetown, son of II
r. and Mrs. Parks Thompson of
New Jersey. II
The wedding took place in Goshen
ethodist Church, in Milton,
ecember 81, at p. m. with Rev.
'ank M. VOlk, pastor of the church II
Debating.
The bride wore a street length II
ess of light blue faille; a hat of
inter- white and black accessories.
7r cOrsage was red rOsebuds.
Miss Kathryn Parsons, of Million Ill