The Sidney herald., 1960-09-14

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Berry of Richey, Montana became
the bride of Norman r. Wilson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wilson of Hettinger, North Dako-
ia on Sunday, September 4, at
2:30 pm. in the Methodist Church
at Richey.
Rev. Kenneth Wiley of Dick
enson, No. Oak, performed the
double ring ceremony in the pres
ence of over one hundred friends
and relatives. Rev. Phil Allard
Of Richey assisted in the wedding
rites. The church was decorated
with large baskets of white glad
Tolls tied with a blue bow. The
pewS we're marked with white
satin bows.
Mrs. Ira Zuroff Sr. played the
nuptal music and traditional we'd
ding marches, also accompanied
the soloist, Mrs. Earl DUNCAN of
Dickinson, No. Oak, who sang,
Because, and o Promise Me, be-
fore the vows and, The Lord Is
My Shepherd, as the couple knelt
at the altar.
The bride given in marriage by
her father was lovely in a floor
length gown of white nylon lace
over slipper satin featuring a fit
ted bodice coming to a point in
front over a bouffant skirt with
a brief train, a scooped neckline
and long pointed sleeves. Her
fingertip veil of illusion net was
fastened by a tiera of seed pearls.
She carried a white Bible adorned
with a cascade of baby red roses.
Her jewellery was a single strand
of pearls a gift of the groom. The
gown was a creation of the brides
mother.
Mrs. Wayne Welk, sister OF
the groom was matron of honor
and was attirred in a street length
dress of light blue taffeta. He1
short blue veil was held with {
headpiece of blue and white i'm
station flowers. She carried a cas-
cade of white pompoms on blue
net held against a white fan. The
brides maid Mrs. Buford Rice, ;
friend of the bride, was dressed
in medium blue and identical t.
the maid of honor.
Linda Sue Eggebrecht wearing
a blue chiffon dress and heaC
piece and veil like the maid o
honor and brides maid, wa,
flower girl. Tommy Berry, broth
/ e rof the bride was ring bearer
R. M. 3 Danny Gray of Green
vile, South Carolina served tn
groom as best man and Damn.
Berry, brother of the bride wa
groom's man. Richard Beery
brother of the bride and Georg'
Hageman from Jordan, friend O
the groom, were ushers.
The brides mother wore
beige afternoon dress, and th
groom's mother wore a pinl
/ afternoon dress. Their corsage
were baby pink roses.
A reception was held follow
/ ing the ceremony in the Metho
dist church parlors which VIA
decorated with bouquets of mixes
garden flowers and weddin
bells. The four tier wedding cak
baked and decorated by Mrs. Al
bert RaiSl was cut and served b
Mrs. Newell Berry, aunt Of tn
bride. Miss Lucille Zimmerma
and Miss Theresa Heinz of Glen
dive, friends of the bride serve
the brides table.
Mrs. Melvin Schwartz of Bloom
field, friend of the bride an
Z Miss Joan Wilson, aunt of tn
groom, poured at the tea table.
Miss Vesta Berry, cousin {
the bride, registered the guest
and Mrs. Dale Rosaaen Of EniC
Montana, and Janice Berry
Wolf Point, cousins of the brid'
Il tended the gift table.
D For her going away trip til
bride wore a sheath dress mad
by her mother from blue apanes
flowers material sent to til
flowers. material sent to til
bride from Japan from til
groom. She wore white accesorit
4 and her corsage was from hs
wedding bouquet.
81 The bride is a graduate frol
Richey high school, also Dickir
son State Teachers College ar
q is a teacher in the Lincol
u school in Gleindive.
d The groom is a graduate fro
81 Hettinger high school and is SER
n ing in the u. S. Navy aboa1
n the Aircraft Carrier USS Range
Among the guests who attend'
were Mrs. Jessie Berry and N
Wallace Klakken of GraviT
~ Iowa.; Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wills