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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 77

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Cincinnati, Ohio
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TIIE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER o-o- SHOP ALL 5 M4C STORES MONDAY 10 A.M. TIL P.M. SAVE 20-25 iV Sunday, September IS, 1968 nr tin J' 48" sgl. w. 84" I.

regularly 11.98 i 4 i I i ji'i" i i A Mrs. Stephen Oliver 'THE WEDDING of Miss nil i 'rl'Y-( -i, I 4' I i'- i Stevens self -lined washable draperies Mrs. Howard Leftwich THE MARRIAGE OF MOSS Sandra Youkills, daughter of Mrs. Ben Youkllis, of this city, and the late Mr. Youkills.

to Dr. Howard M. Leftwich, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ben Leftwich, of Hoopeston, took place August 24 at Adath Israel Synagogue.

Rabbi Fishel Qoldfeder officiated, assisted by Cantor Chalm Felfel. Mrs. Marvyn H. Youkllis was matron of honor. Attendants were the Misses Marilyn Flshman, Karen Leftwich and Mrs.

Walter Rubin. Mr. Herbert Forman was best man. Ushers were the Messrs. Donald Leftwich and Morton Lebowltz.

Bradley Ben Youkllis was ring bearer. Following a wedding trip west, the couple is residing in Clifton. Designed to bring a new world of color to your windows, "Win-throp," a iacquard drapery that is elegant but needs little care. Machine washable with foam backing and insulates against the cold weather days ahead. Of 66 cotton, 34 rayon.

Choose white, oyster, moss, bronze, persian. Draperies, Seventh Floor; also, Swifton. Phone 381-2030. Bally Kay Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford W. Price of Brookville, Ohio, to Mr. Stephen Arnett Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Othur V.

Oliver Jr. of Fairfield, Ohio, took place Saturday at the Normandy United Methodist Church, Center-vllle. Rev. Milford Ater officiated. A reception was held at Wampler's Farm.

The bride wore a gown of ivory silk organza and Alen-con lace and carried a bouquet of llllles-of-the-val-ley, baby's breath and stephanotls. Miss Linda Mae Price of Dayton was her sister's maid of honor. Attendants were Mrs. Lytls A. Davis Jr.

of Charleston. W. Mrs. Thomas Storch of Ann Arbor, Mrs. Ronald Bixler and Mrs.

Robert Rhoades both of Brookville, Ohio, and the Misses Barbara Sharp of Arlington, and Linda Reed of Bryan, Ohio. Jenny Phllllpi of this city was the Junior bridesmaid. Mr. Joseph Stewart Jr. of this city was best man.

Ushers were the Messrs. Phillip N. Oliver and Christopher T. Oliver, Oeorge Elcher of this city, William Downing Springfield, Herbert BLssell Jr. of Fairfield, Frank Beatty of Cleveland and Randy Weiss of Fairfield.

The bride is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and a member of Chi Omega. Mr. Oliver attends Xavler University. Following a wedding trip to Florida, Costa Rica, Panama and Nicaragua, the couple will reside in "Winthrop" also available these sizes: 72x84" reg. 19.98 15.88 pr.

96x84" reg. 25.98 19.88 pr. 120x84" reg. 34.98 27.88 pr. LAI I 1 St II 1 44x84" reg.

39.98 3 1.88 pr. 1 ,4 Mrs. R. Lawrence Rolsen THE WEDDING Of Miss Suzanne Johnson, of Minneapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Johnson of Ames, Iowa, to Mr. R. Lawrence Rolsen of St. Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Rolsen of this city, took place at the Community Presbyterian Church of Rosamond, 111. Rev. Ralph M. Donaldson officiated. A reception was held at the Lake Lawn Inn, Pana, 111.

Mrs. Fred Grischow was matron of honor. Mrs. William Johnson was the attendant. Jane Grischow was the flower girl.

Mr. Leonard Rolsen was best man. Ushers were the Messrs. John Rolsen, William Johnson and James Rolsen. The bride is a senior at the University of Minnesota.

Mr. Rolsen is a senior at the College of St. Thomas. Following a wedding trip, the couple Is residing in St. Paul.

i SALE 1 chair 21.99 9.99 sofa regularly 28.98 Mrs. Lowell Flanary THE WEDDING of Miss Lucille Anne Arthur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin W. Arthur of Norwood, Ohio, to Mr.

Lowell D. Flanary, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Earl Flanary of Lynch, took place August 24 at Zlon United Church of Christ. Rev.

H. Daehler Hayes officiated. A reception followed in the church parlor. Mrs. Donald Snopek was matron of honor.

Mr. Thomas Shetler was best man. Ushers were the Messrs. Charles Arthur and Curt and Larry Flanary of Lynch, Ky. The groom is a senior at Eastern Kentucky University.

The couple is residing in Richmond, Ky. regularly 13.98 IMU'III pilll ScotchgarcT washable Sure-Fit slipcovers 18 16 12 All Open Aim Chant Kith atltchf4 cushions. Win CMifl Kith aimi 4' 10 bal 20- to jriiii-tair. Widi Arm CMiri wttll irmt to wHtt 1 kKht 25" to 30-wli. Cuth)M Riiuiir A Chain with ormi 4" to 4- witftt backs 25- to widt.

9Cilra Wldl Arm Chain mm umi to 12 KIMl Men Xr to Kim. Hf ulf Arm CMir With trim 4" It 6 widt; bach! to wiift. Sure fit slipcovers in eye-catching prints and solids that correlate with ease to bring a new look to your room. Scotchgard treated fabrics remain new looking, repel water and stains easily. Tailored with over-locked seams, reversible cushion covers and fully hemmed kick-pleated skirts.

Machine washable, tumble or drip dry. Solids choice of: brown, olive, gold, green, melon, or a tangerinegreen bluegreen print. Slipcovers, Seventh Floor; also Swifton. Phone 381-2030. 82 33 30 27 24 tqutrtCuihlM Hidfl A-Sedi with irmt 4" tt 4" wdt; backs 64" to 74" I-Squart Cuihion Rtiutaf Arm Solas wtth arms 4" lo w.dti backs 64" tt 74" wide Cuihlon Rtular Arm; sofas with arms 4" to S-; back 64" to 74" widt.

2-Squart Cuthlon titrt Widt Arm Sofii with irmt to 12" wdli bickt 61" to 2-S4utit Cuimoa Widi Arm SofH with irflil to xidfi bKU 10 widf. i Mrs. Charles T. Shoup THE WEDDING Of Miss Carol Lovett, niece of Mr. Morton R.

Lovett, to Mr. Charles Thomas Shoup, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shoup, took place August 24 at the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church. Rev.

Edwin Bocksteigel officiated. A reception followed. Mrs. Sharon Haleman was matron of honor. Attendants were Mrs.

Judy Davis, Miss Sandra Serot-kin and Mrs. Roxanne Ki-rlon. Kimberly Kirion and Cindy Shoup were flower girls. Mr. Jon Llllick was best man.

Ushers were the Messers. Doug McKecknle, Tom Unrine and Jerry Davis. Jay Davis was ring Following a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C., the couple is residing in Miss Judith Wells Watfey uvwv MRS. EUNICE DAY WELLS of Silver Springs, announces the engagement of her daughter, Judith Lea, to Mr. Michael Orris Brosee, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Manfred 0. Brosee of this city. Mr. Brosee is a graduate of the U.

S. Naval Academy and Is presently stationed in Quanti-co, Va. A November 30 wedding Is planned. PHONE YOUR ORDER TODAY 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M.

CALL 381-2030.

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