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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03
Red Oak-Fairview

The Youth Group of Fairview
will present an Easter play on
Sunday, April Is, at p. III.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Bittinger were her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Han
lin. Afternoon visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Windle and family
OF Cumberland.
Mrs. Pauline Cooper and chill
dren, Bradley and Melanie, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Blanche Cooper.
Monday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Real were Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Real and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Deem
and children
Mrs. Anna Hardesty and son
Jack, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moon.
Saturday afternoon visitors of
the Frank Blambles were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Thomas and sons of
Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ChildS spent
the weekend with relatives near
Kingwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert LlVeSay and
son Shawn, and Jon Blamble are
spending a few days with Mr.. anC
Mrs Frank Blamble.
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd Warsaw anC
visited Mr. and Mrs Roy Gibbs
Sunday afternoon.
Friday evening visitors of the
Frank Blambles were Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Childs.
Jon Blamble was a dinner guest
of the Harold Bittingers on Mon
day.
Mrs. Argyle Childs visited Mrs.
Flo Gnegy, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gnegy spent
Sunday afternoon with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ChildS.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03

you can see with the naked eve is
about 2000 stars. But with the aid
Of a telescope we find, as the
Bible says, that the stars cannot
be numbered. In fact, ,one astro-
homer tells us that there are prob
ably more stars in the universe
than grains of sand on all the
beaches and seashores Of the
world! just you try to count ore
handful of sand and see how long
it will take you.
We read in the Bible that God
is infinite in wisdom and love. Just
think what would happen to US
if God did not keep all these stars
moving in their appointed paths!
There would be frequent collisions
between worlds, and life would be
impossible. You know why we have
traffic lights and why you are
sometimes appointed to be a traf-
fic policeman. If we did not have
these safeguards there would be
many more traffic accidents than
now. But God has arranged the
starry circuits with such consurn-
mate skill. that there are no col
lisions between stars. The universe
runs like a perfect watch. The stars
come and go with such perfect pre-
cision, that watch manufacturers
regulate their watches by the stars.
Now if God is so wise and so
mighty as to guide the affairs Of
such a vast universe, should it take
much faith to believe that He can
guide you in safe paths, if you viii
but ask Him to lead you day by
day and hour by hour?
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CARD OE THANKS

We desire TO express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness follow
ing the sudden death of our
brother Max O. Broadwater.
We also want to thank the choir
and Rev. Myers for his comfort
ing words and all who gave flowers
and contributed the use of their
automobiles for the funeral serv-
ice.
Sisters and Brother
ADV. If
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The Army announced a plan to
drop six National Guard divisions
and four reserve divisions.
u. S. rejected Tuss;a's invitation
to join in hating nuclear tests with
out bothering to check up on each
other.
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Cadillac, and one 1949 model 2
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank those who
helped in any way during the ill
ness and following the death of
our mother, Mrs. Elizabeth E.
Thomas.
We are also grateful to all those
who gave flowers and contributed
the use of their automobiles for
the funeral service.
Son and Daughter
ADV. 1t
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Noehe Sc |nicia Ia Ultima
Entire Martins V Cubans.
voturdn los ~Fundeos pOr Ell Player Mos vuIOsO de Miami

Las reservaciones de pape-
letas pueden hscerse diaria-
mente llamando al NE $685..
La oficina de tickets Sc abre
de g a 5 cada dia.
Ell viernes por la noche los
Martins y los Cubans abriran
la serie final con un juego So
lamente que tendra previa-
mente ell attractive de una Sc
RE de actos para entreteni-
miento de los asistentes. I'm
Turtle Derby sera parte del
programa arreglado por los
Jaycees de Hialeah, que pre-
sentaran tambien I'M juego de
soft-ball entire los miembros
femeninos, los "Short Shorts"
de Walter Park y "The Cams"
de Grapeland Heights.
Ell sabado s~eptiembre 6 Sc
ra ell dia final de youth Day.
de la temporada y la admins
TRACTION de los Martins proyec-
ia ofrecer mas y mejores pre-
mics que nunca. Entire los pre-
mics Sc encuentran algunos
wales al Seaquarium, a la
Jungla de las Cotorras, a la
Jungla de los Monos, viaieci-
tos en- ell dirigible de la Good
Year, viajes de pesqueria, jue-
COS de TODD tipo, pelotas y
guantes autografiados, doce-
mas y docenas de discos con
las ultimas canciones de mo-
da, periquitos y....perritos!
Y sabemoS tambien que los
mas jovenes tendran otros
grandes premios... tales como
relojes pulseras, camisillas de-
portivas,.,. y mas premios to-
davia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Ra|berg Estab|eci6 Nuevo
Record Para las I Ni|Ias

LONDRES, septiembre A
(UPD-Herb Elliott, Ell formi-
dable atleta australiano, corrio
anoche la milla en- tres. MIMI
tos, 5A,5 se2undos, en- tanto que
ell neozelandas Murray Halberg
e,.toblecio nuevo record mum
dial para las dos millas, con
ocho minutes 80 segundos.
Las dos pruebas fueron la
nota sobresaliente del torneo
atletico entire las ciudades de
Londres Y Varsovia. La milla y
las dos millas fueron matches
por invitacion.
En- la primera de las pruebas
Elliot pudo haber repetido SUI
notable marca de tres minutes
54.5 segundos, que lie hizo en-
Dublin y que agusrda homologa-
cion como record mundial, de
haber tenido oposicion ade-
cuada.
De todos MOODS fue tai SUI pa
so que aun dos de los que lie 81
guieron en- la meta, ell segundo
a 20 yardas, hicieron la milla
EN- menos de cuatro minutes.
Son ellos Brian Hewson, hrita
nico que marco tres minutes
$50 segundos, y z. OryWal. do
Polonia, tercero. con tres mimi
tos 59.4 segundos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

por gu jugador favorito, en- el
concurso para elegir al mas
popular de 1858.
Los votes seran contados Ell
sabado y Ell nombre del juga-
dor mas popular Sc dara a CO.
noeer Ell domingo 7 de sep
tiembre, con ell nombre del
A MAS VALIOSO Sc
leccionado por los miembros
de la Prensa, la Radio y la Te-
lewiston.
Los jugadores que reciban
los votos para estos puestos
honorificos, recibiran asimis-
mo valiosos regalos de parte
de la administrator de los
Martins.
Los fanaticos deben recor-
dar que tendran solamente
una oportunidad para votar
por SUI jugador favorito.... que
Ell viernes (hoy) por la no.
che, septiembre 5 es esa opor-
tunidad. Las boletas Sc entire.
garan en- la puerta del Miami
Stadium. Las urnas Sc coloca-
ran en- diversos lugares conve.
nientes del Stadium y Sc man.
tendran cerradas con llave
hasta que Sc hagan los escru-
tinios ell sabado. Los anuncios
,oficiales Sc haran .eI Domingo
y Sc daran a cenocer los pre-
mics del Jugador Mas Valio-
so.
Ell viernes por la noche Sc
"a la ultima noche de juego
de la temporada regular, Ell
sabado sera ell ultimo Dia de
la Juventud, del ano y ell do
mingo, ell ultimo juego de la
temporada 1858.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Tasby Ssrd
Regular del
"Kahana"

LA HABANA, Cuba, Sept,4
(SED-La noticia viene de los
Estados Uridos. En- ell ultimo
numero del Sporting News"
llegado a La Habana: Willie
Tasby, ell sensational outfiel-
del de la raza de color que los
R0jps de La Habana han con-
tratado para cubrir ell iardin
derecho en- la proxima tempo
rada inyernal professional de
beisLol, tiene todos los poqui-
ties uecesarios para convertir-
Sc ell un uuevo Willie Mays.
Faul Campbell, p%residente del
club de los CoroneleS de Louis
vile esta encantado con las de-
moStraciones que ha ofrecido
tasty en- SUI club, y 10 unico que
laments es que los Orioles de
Baltimore, a donde pertenece
ell muchacho no lie den mas per-
misc para segulr uganda en-
las Ligas Memories.
tasty 10 ha hecho TODD bien
este aho en- la Association Anne
ricana. Por ESQ ha merecido ell
titulo del mejor novato del ano
en- ell circuito
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

Fleitz, de Estados Unidos, que
en- SUI %encuentro de tercera rue
da elimino a la sonora Margaret
Osborne du Pont.
La campeona de Wimbledon
y de Forest Hills, Althea Glib
son Sc Classified asimismo para
los cuartos de final, derrotando
sin dificultad a la Adolescence
Owen McHaney. i
En- su mayor match de Guar
tos de final, tendrSsAlthea a
una formidable adversaria en- la
Wgorosa jugadora britannica
Christine Truman, que elimino
del torneo a Mary Ann Nit
chell, norteamericana. Truman
tiene en- SUI haber un triunfo So
bre Althea Gibson en- Inglate-
ira.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
oImedo y Ia Bueno Sc PerfiIan
Series Aspirantes al Titu|o

FOREST HILLS, sept. A.
(UPD-Maria Ester Bueno, del
Brasil, y Alexandra Olmedo, del
Peru, que integran una pareja
latinoamericana en- ell torneo
de dobles mixtos de los campeo-
natos nacionales de tents de Es-
tados Unidos, Sc insinuan como
serios aspirantes al titulo.
Asimismo la pareja integrada
por Luis Ayala, ell destacado
tenista chileno, y la jugadora
n-orteamericana Margaret Var.
ner, muestran grandes posibi-
lidads, luego de SUI sensational
triunfo sobre la combination
Althea Gibson, de Estados Uni
dos, y Kurt Nielsen, de Dina
marca.
A SUI vez Olmedo- Bueno eli
minaron a Mary Ann Mitchell
y Ed Moylan, por seis-cuatro y
siete-cinco.
Christine Truman, de Gran
Bretana, elimino a Mary Ann
Mitchell, de Estados Unidos,
por seis-uno V ocho-seis.
En- match de cuarta rueda del
torneo de singles de varones,
ell sueco Ulf Schmidt derroto
al norteamericano Hamilton Ri
chardson, por diez-ocho, seis-
cuatro y once-nueve.
FOREST HILLS. Nueva York
Sept. ~4.-(UPD-Maria Ester
Bueno, la joven y eficaz tenista
brasilena, Sc classified para los
cuartos de final de- torneo de
singles, en- los campeonatos ma
cionales de Estados Unidos. Des
pIegando un Juego energ1co, la
estrella de Brasil dio cuenta en-
dos sets de Karen Hantze, ado
lescente californiana.
En- match cuartos de final,
la senorita Bueno Sc las vera
con la sonora Beverly Baker
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Basi|io no Podrd Impedir
Que Cane Ia Mayor Bo|sa
de mi Carrera Dice AraQ0n

ESQ produciria una taquilla
de mas de medic million de
dolares". diio.
Sugar Ray ha prometido de-
fender su titulo contra ell ga
nador de la pelea del viernes
a IL asaltos en- Wrigley Field,
Los Angeles y esta pelea Sc
calcula que produciria aproxi-
madamente 235,0O0 dolares.
Aragon espera lograr SUI de-
Gina sexta victoria consecuti-
va y su ga. en- 102 peleaS. Ha
tenido 5 tablas y Sc ha anota-
do IS knockouts.
Basilio por su parte, dijo
que pelea con Aragon para
mantenerse en- lorna pues no
quiere sacrificar SUI condicion
de combate estando inactive
todo ell verano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Anthony Guno
en- sU Debut
Como Pesudo

SYRACUSE, New York, Sept.
(UPI)- FL pugil Tony An
thony de TT IA libras vencio
anoche por decision dividida en-
combate a 10 asaltos a Archie
Mcbride, de 1874 libras.
Anthony envio a SUI adverse
rio a la Iona por la cuenta de
nueve segundos en- ell cuarto
round y por la de seis en- ell
sexto.
Mcbride, sin embargo, hizo
una buena pelea y Anthony tu-
70 dificultades con Ell hasta en-
los rounds en- que 10 envio a la
Iona.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Resumen de los luegos Celebrates
en- las Grandes Ligas de Baseball

NUEVA YORK, Sept. A.
CUPID Warren SPAIN dio
anoche otro paso hacia SUI no.
vena temporada de veinte VIC
torias al ganar SUI decimocta-
70 juego de 1858 y ell numero
242 de SUI carrera cuando los
Braves de Milwaukee derrota-
ron a los Phillies de Filadel-
fla por once carreras a cinco,
para ampliar SUI ventaja en- Ell
primer lugar de la Liga Nacio-
nal a nueve iuegos.
Otros desafios de la Liga
Nacional, los Dodgers de Los
Angeles infligieron otro grave
reeves a los Gigantes de San
Francisco al derrotarles por
cinco a tres; los Rojos de Gin
einnati vencieron a los Piratas
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

de Pittsburgh por siete a cua-
tro. Y los Cardenales de San
Luis superaron a los Cacho-
rros de Chicago por nueve a
siete en- doce entradas.
En- Ia Liga Americana, los
Yankees de Nueva York man.
tuvieron su ventaja de doce
juegos al veneer por ocho a
cinco a los Medidas Rojas de
Boston; los Medals Blancas de
Chicago blanquearon a los Tt
gres de Detroit por una a &C.
70; los Atleticos de Kansas CT
ty derrotaron a los lndios de
Cleveland por seis a dos, y los
Orioles de Baltimore aventa-
:jaron a los Senadores. de Wa
shington por cuatro a tres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
URUGUAY VENClO
A la ARGENTINA
EN- FUTBOL :,

CALI, Sept. 4 (UPD- Uru-
quay derroto anoche a Argen-
tina por 81 a At en- ell torneo
triangular de basquetbof en- que
tambien participa Colombia.
Al finalizar ell primer tempo,
Argentina .aventajaba por q a
26.
Las alineaciones iniciales fue-
ron las siguientes:
San Lorenzo (Argentina): Pa
rizzia, Vassino, Alix, Fagnani y
Cassetai.
Sporting Uruguay: Costa,
Pagani, Lubnicki, Balinio, An.
tuner.
Los arbitros fueron ell COLON
blanc Jorge Sabaal y 81 brasile.
no Franco Conte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
INVESTIGAN 4 81 CUBANS
"%ENTREGAR0N" SUI SERIE
PARTICULAR A Los JETS

Ohio: Sept. A.
CUPID George Trautman, Pre-
sidente de la Liga Menor de
Beisbol, efectuo aver una reu-
MON aqui para ventilar los car-
COS de que los Reyes del All
car, de La Habana, "entregaron'
cuatro juegos a los Columbus
Jets, en- ell torneo de la .Liga
international.
La reunion Sc efectuo a re-
q~uerimiento de Frank Shaugh-
messy, Presidente de la Liga In
ternacional. Estuvieron presen-
ties Kerby Farrell, manager de
los Miami Martins, que segun
Sc alego hizo la denuncia: Ha
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

Los ANGELES, Sept. A
(UPD-"Se que Carmen Ba-
silio no puede vencerme ell
viernes por la noche e impe-
dir que game ell mayor dinero
que he ganado en- mi vida,
declare Art Aragon, al termi-
mar su entrenamiento en- Gil
man Hot Springs, California,
mientras Basilio, al finalizar
SUI preparation en- Long Beach
predijo: "Ganare, pero no
quiero decir como.
Aragon que calcula que ha
producido cerca de dos milo
mes de dolares en- taquilla en-
su carrera de IA amos, diio
que una victoria sobre aBsilio
ell viernes lie aseguraria una
pelea por ell campeonato de
peso mediano con Sugar Ray
Robinson.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

rold Cooper, gerente general de
los Columbus Jets, y Tom KEYS.
redactor deportivo del diario
"The Columbus Citizen.
La controversial Sc planted Ell
martes cuando Keys publico una
nota en- que puso en- boca de
Farrell la affirmation de que ell
equipo 'habanero habia centre
gado" a los Jets la serie de Qua
tro juegos disputada aqui la Sc
mana Ultima.
Farrell declare que solo habia
bromeado en- esfuerzo encami.
nado a estimular a su novena
para que derrotase a los Jets
en- la actual serie entire ambos
clubs.
Durante la reunion formula
varias p%reguntas Phil Piton
ayudante d Trautman, quien
declare que en- I'm par de dias
Sc tomara decision sobre ell ca
so.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

Cuarto fue Derek Ibbotson,
britanico con cuatro minutes
clavados, y quinto, Mike Blagro-
We, asimismo britanico y tam
bien con cuatro minutes clava-
dos. Ell corredor polaco, S. Lee
wandowski fue sexto con cua-
tro minutes, IL segundos.
FL tempo de Elliott termin6
con los records nacional brita.
nico e ingles de la milla, que
con tres minutes 57,2 segundos
pertenecia a Ibbtson desde ju-
Ito de-. ano pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

Ell domingo los Martins y
los Cubans terminaran la tenn
porada 1858 con i'm solo jue-
go a las 2 de la tarde. Y Ell
nombre del jugador mas po-
pular de los Martins -selec-
cionado por los votos de los ia
naticos Ell viernes por la no.
Chez. y ell Jugador Mas Va
lioso de los Martins, seleccio-
nado por los miembros de la
Prensa, la Radio y la Televi-
sion, seran anunciados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

Hoy viernes por la noche,
S de s%eptiembre, los Martins
de Miami volveran al Stadium
para la serie final de la tenn.
porada de 1858 y los fanaticos
tendran la OCCASION de votar
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

R~ESULTADOS
Buffalo 3, Montreal 8
Rochester /, Toronto 8
Habana /, Richmond 8
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
PONCE VENCIO A SAN JUAN
EN- BASKET

SAN JUAN Puerto Rico, sep
tiembre 3. (A.P,)-En ell segun-
do juego de anoche en- Ell torneo
de baloncesto del Caribe, ell
equipo de Ponce derroto al de
San Juan por SO a so.
En- Ell primer partido. Pana-
ma Sc habia impuesto a Mexico
por rs a 81.
ESQ hace que tanto Panama
como Ponce sigan invictos con
dos v~ictorias cada uno. Estes Sc
miden esta noche.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

RESULTADOS
New York 6, Boston l
Detroit 6, Kansas City l
Washington 4, Baltimore 8,
LIGA INTERNATIONAL
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

R~ESULTADOs
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco o
Pittsburgh 8, Filadelfia Q
San Luis 4, Cincinnati 2
LlGA AMERICANA
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
LIGA DE TEXAS

RESULTADOS
Houston 10, Austin 4
Victoria 4, Dallas 8
Corpus Christi 7, r. Worth 2
San Antonio 10, Tulsa 4
LIGA ATLETICO SUR
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

~REsULTADOs
Charlotte 80, Savannah 1-9
Augusta 6, Jacksonville
Knoxville 8, Macon z
LIGA DE TEXAS
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
lI5AS MEMORIES
ASOCIACION AMERICANA

RESULTADOS
Wichita s, Indianapolis
Louisville 9, Charleston 0
Denver /, Omaha 0
ASOCJACJON DEL SUR
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05


Mobile 5, Memphis 0
New Orleans q, L. Rock l
Atlanta 6, Chattanooga 1
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
ETADOS De los CLUBES
LIGA NAcIoNAL

G.. p. Ave.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-14
Bucks For Braces
Still Willing To
Accept Dollars

COLUMBUS - (SpeciaD Per
sons wishing to contribute to Bucks
for Braces today were told that it
is not too late to send heir dona-
tions. All money received in the
drive will be used to help crippled
children in Columbus and Central
Ohio to walk on their own feet.
Directors of the drive said that
though all but a few of the bowl
football games have been played,
many crippled youngsters in this
area need the help that Bucks for
Braces dollars can provide.
All money collected will be used
to pay for disqualification, braces,
crutches and special shoes for Grip
pied children whose parents can
not afford the expense themselves.
There is no discrimination because
of race, color or religion. DIR. Jud-
son d. Wilson and his staff of
Aladdin specialists contribute their
services to the cause of crippled
children without pay.
Donations should be mailed to
Bucks for Braces, Post Office Box
BIB, Columbus 16, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-14
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
Madison Young Farmers And Guests
Haze Dinner And Theatre Party

The Madison South Young Farm
ers, accompanied by their wives
and/or friends, during the holiday
season, had a Christmas banquet at
the Jai-Lai Restaurant in Columns
and had as special guests two stu
dent teachers with their wives and
r. G. Phillips, the groups advisor
and Mrs. Phillips.
After partaking of the delicious
dinner, the group presented MIR.
Phillips with gift in appreciation
of the time he devotes to their in
crest, and then all went on to Hunts
CineStage for the performance of
Around the World in so Days"
Don Lewis who is president of
the organization expressed his ap-
probation to the committees who
planned the successful event for
the following members and guests:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-14
Decorating Helps
Program Pleases
East High Club

Many inspiring ideas on room
planning were presented to men,
bers of the East High Street Club
at the meeting Tuesday, January Z
at Coover Club HIse.
Mrs. Caryl A. Holton, program
chairman and Mrs. Robert Philips,
chose to approach the subject of
Interior Decorating" from two
angles, first from the position of
an ex-interior decorator and the
other from the experiences of a
young homemaker.
AS homemaker, Mrs. Philips
recommended that husbands and
children should hold influencing
roles in room planning and she en-
phasized the idea that home can
be attractive while being practical
Swatches of textured drapery
and slip cover fabrics rich in color
and contemporary design, along
with samples of wall paper and
carpeting, were arranged and COM
bined by Mrs. Holton as "go-to-
gethers" in decorating a living
room, diningroom and child's room.
Her suggestions derived from her
experience as former decorator,
were enthusiastically received by
the group.
In conclusion, Mrs. Philips offer
ed several resolutions for persons
preparing to do home decorating,
outstanding among which were,
Don't be afraid of something
new" "Be Wary of Advice; you
know your own needs"
During brief business meeting,
Mrs. Harley ]. Vogel, the presi-
dent, introduced Mrs. F. A. Hide
brand Joyce Bohyer), a new men,
Der.
The next meeting, February 5
will be Guest Night at Coover
Memorial Club House.
~ ~
w. II. Hume is in Cleveland for a
few days attending the Ohio Mems
Wear convention.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-14

Sweet simplicity marked the eve
ming ceremony Saturday at half
after seven o'clock when Miss Dor
othy Ann Dunkle and Robert Muir
ry exchanged marriage vows in
quaint Methodist Church in New
port. The single ring ritual was
read by the Reverend Lynn Clau-
sen, minister of the church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Dunkle, Neil Road.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph MurTy, parents
of the bridegroom reside on the
Spring Valley Pike.
On the altar was a spreading
fan-Shaped arrangement of gladi-
oil and carnations in green and
white. The main lighting in the
chancel came from the two seven
branched cathedral candelabrum
on either side of the floral arrange
ment which held tall candles. Addi-
tional soft light flickered from the
many candles that were placed in
each of the colorful windows of the
church.
Miss Judy Deck, organist played
a suite of wedding music before
the ceremony when Mrs. Harold
Wisecup, sister and only attend
ant, preceded the bride who came
down the aisle on the arm of her
father who presented her in mar
riage.
Blue lace in chic mode formed
the wedding gown. The tight bodice
had rounding neckline in front,
pointed in a v in back and brace
let length sleeves. The bouffant
skirt fell ballerina length over taf-
feta and net foundation and was ac-
cented with a satin cummerbund
with large flat bow in the back.
She wore theatre veil of blue net
and carried a white orchid that was
nested in white shattered carna-
tions.
Mrs. Wisecup wore light pink
taffeta frock, with a tight bodice
that had V-neckline both front and
back and bracelet length sleeves.
The very full skirt fell ballerina
length. A bandeaux of pink taffeta
was worn in her hair and she car
ried a colonial bouquet of pink and
white carnations.