Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
FISHERS DIST.
Mrs. Nora Rust

A very pretty wedding took place
in Todd's Methodist Church on Fri
day evening, May %, at s o'clock,
when Miss Shirley Finkbiner.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Finkbiner. became the bride of Al
len Everline, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Everline, both of Green
wood. The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore an ankle length
dress of white lace over whit taf-
feta, featuring a high neck line,
long pointed sleeves and a tight
fitted bodice at the waist line with
a full fiaring skirt. Her shoulder
length veil fell from tiara of pure
white set with rhinestones, and
carried a bouquet of spring flowers.
The brides maid. Miss Peggy But
Ter, friend of the bride, wore a yell
:ow lace dress over yellow taffetta
with a bandeau of spring flowers
and carried matching bouquet of
he brides. The groom chose for
lis best man, his friend, Everett
Marvel. Ushers were William Fink
binder, brother of the bride and
Kenneth Williamson, friend of the
bride and groom. The candlelight
service amid an altar decorations
If white gladioias and palms by
Rev. William H. Smith, pastor of
fodd's Church with Mrs. Edward
Bailey at the organ. The brides
mother wore light blue lace dress
with matching accessories and the
groom's mother wore a beige EN-
5roidered linen dress with match
ing accessories. The bride and
groom are both graduates of the
Greenwood High School. The bride
s employed in the office of o. A.
Newton Company. The groom is
connected with the dupont de
Nemours E-I-Co., Inc, at Seaford
\ reception was held in Todd's
Community Building. Immediately
following the ceremony, pictures
were taken in various ways includ-
ing the bride and groom at the
altar, cutting the wedding cake
md with their parents in a family
group. Mrs. James Hopkins, sis
.er of the groom, and Mrs. Everett
Marvel served at the punch bowls.
When the bride tossed her bouquet
over her shoulder, Miss Joyce Lord
lad the honor of catching the bri-
1al bouquet The happy couple
eft Immediately after the reception
aor a honeymoon in Florida with
car gaily decorated by their
friends and with many congratula-
ions and best wishes from everyone
for a long and happy welded life.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bailey of
Harmony, Md, were visitors of Mrs.
Helen Lloyd and Mrs. William Ben
lett on Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Sylvia Taylor, who is a sur
yery patient in the Peninsula Gen.
.ral Hospital in Salisbury, Md. is
ilowly improving. We hope to see
Ter at home soon and wish her a
complete recovery.
The church birthday party will
5e held in Todd's Community Build
ng tonight. Friday. May 29. All
hose having birthdays during
March, April and May, please bring
cake and have real celebration
together.
Louis Everline of Corpus Christi,
Texas, flew home to spend the week
md with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley EverTfne and attend his bro
her Aliens wedding.
Recent dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Rust were Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Diehl and family and Les
ter Taylor.
Charles Dearman Is among those
On the sick list at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Griffin were among the sight-see-
ing crowd at the boat races at
Sharptown, Nd, on Sunday.
Miss Pearl Everline was week
end guest of her brother and sis
ter=in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Everline.
William Bennett of Jamaica. N.
Y, spent the weekend with, his
family here.
Mrs. Arthur Marvel was an af-
.ernoon guest of Mrs. Helen Lloyd
IN Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tibbett of
Pennington enjoyed a picnic din
1er on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Lloyd on the lawn at their
home.
The Sunday evening service will
be held in EpwOrth Church at 8
D. m. Rev. Smith, pastor.