The Sidney herald., 1956-06-21

of yellow crystallette, and car
ried a colonial bouquet of yellow
carnations. Miss Dorothy Hoff-
man of Richey and Miss Mary
Dinny of Nebraska, bridesmaids
were dressed in pink and blue
crystallette formals, each carried
a colonial bouquet matching their
gowns.
Connie and Peggy Johnston and
Virginia Cooper, all nieces of the
bride, wearing pink, yellow and
blue taffeta floor length gowns
were flower girls. The candle
lighters were Gary Johnston and
Melvin Cooper, nephews of the
bride. Gerald Johnston, also a
nephew of the bride, served as
ring bearer and carried a heart
shaped pillow of blue and white
satin.
The groom and the best man,
Glen Leven and his other attend
ants, Ruben Johnston, a brother
of the bride, and Hand Wick
were all dressed in navy blue
trousers and white dinner jack
cts. Johnny Olson and Leslie
Swanson were ushers.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Johnston wore a navy blue
dress with a yellow rose bud cor
sage. The groom's mother, Mrs
Jim Anderson, chose a blue dress
with white accessories and a pink
rosebud corsage.
A reception for l25 guests fol-
lowed in the church parlors. Miss
Ann Carlson served the brides
table and Miss Vivian Swanson
cut and served the wedding cake
had been baked by the
brides sister, Mrs. Lloyd Cooper,
and was arranged in the form
of a three leaf clover. Miss Leona
Will and Miss Merideth Holz-
worth presided at the punch bowl
and coffee service.
Miss Vonda Knels, Miss Mar
lorie Johnston were in charge of
the gift table and Miss Martha
Anderson, sister of the groom was
mistress of the guest book.
For the newlyweds' honeymoon
rip to Canada, New York City
and Washington, D. c. the bride
those for her going away outfit
4 pink butcher linen box suit
With dark pink corsage.
The bride is a graduate of
2ichey high school and attended
st. Paul Bible Institute for the
,ast three years.
The groom is a graduate of
Dayton high school and also at
ended one year at State Teach
rs College and has attended the
It. Paul Bible Institute for the
,ast two years. MIR. and Mrs. An
Ierson plan to graduate from this
bible Institute in the spring of
957. They will make their home
a ST. Paul at a trailer court.
Out of town guests who at
ended the wedding included Mr..
nd Mrs. Jim Anderson and Mar
ha of Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Eliza
eth Knels, Vera, Betty and Mr..
nd Mrs. Bob Bell and Jolene
f Sidney and Taves of Wolf
Joint.
Installation of officers was held
t the regular meeting of Maud
MARSHALL Chapter 102 o. E. s.,
Tune Is at the IOOF hall. The
installed were: Worthy
datron, Sybil Boles; Worthy Pa
ron, George Boles; Associate Ma
ron, Jeannine Johnston; Associate
'atron, Lloyd Johnston; Secre-
airy, Edna Grundmeyer; treasur-
r, Ardys Waters; Conductress,
'helma Jensen; Associate Con-
uctress, Dora johnson; Chaplain,
0 Whitmer; Marshal, Vera Boles;
'rganist, Joyce Waters; Ada,
fairy Lu Richey; Ruth, Fay Rich
y; Esther, Alice Stoker; Martha,
largaret Berry; Electa, Evelyn
ggebrecht; Warder, Katie VIII
ans and Sentinel, Lloyd Eggum. ;
The lunch committee for the
ccasion were Florence Culver, /;
dithe Nelson and Dora Johnson.
birthday cake was served hon.
ring Donna Cummings whose
anniversary was that
ay. ]
The young women's sewing club
as entertained Tuesday evening
the home of Mrs. Alton Olson.
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