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Mr. and Mrs. David Bedford Colt Photo Ruebhausen-Redford Vows Taken May 17 Miss Debbie Ruebhausen, 3013 New Lawrence Road, and David Redford, 1001 Sixth were married a candlelight II 1 iv-vi ceremony May 17 in the First Baptist Church, and Usage. The parents of the ncwlyweds are Mr. and Mrs.

Otto C. Ruebhausen 3013 New 2B The Leavenworth Times, Sunday, June 1, 1975. Lawrence Road, and Mr. and JjaWlL'IlUC Mrs. H.

A. Redford, 1001 Sixth The Rev. Fred Cowlcs, formerly, of Leavenworlh. officiated at the ceremony. Mrs.

Jean Foreman, organist, played "Traumerei," Promise Me." "Because," and "Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us before the service. A duel, "The Wedding Song sung by Lee Foreman and Forrest Clough, opened the service. Mr. Foreman also sang the "Lord's Prayer" and Mr. Clough sang Prayer." Wedding The bride, who was escorted by her father, wore an old- fashioned satin gown which she designed herself.

The lace bib which covered the front bodice and the high collar of the princess-style satin gown was trimmed with three overlapping layers of lace ruffling. The fitted sleeves also were of matching French chanlilly lace and scattered seed They tapered" to a scalloped design at the wrists. A deep ruffle of scalloped matching lace and pearl trim finished the front of the gown and continued up the back to form a bustle, which was topped by a satin bow at the waist. A long satin train finished with the same rultled lace and pearl trim flowed from underneath the bustle. The long, two-tiered veil of bridal illusion was attached to a Juliet cap covered by the Redford.

Topeka, brother of the bridegroom. Trie groomsmen were David Easlon, and Virgil Jones, Kansas City, ii i -1 a of the bridegroom. They wore deep green Windsor tuxedos with ivory shirts. The ringbearer, Mike Chiles, Lansing, was dressed like the groomsmen. The ushers weise Gary Johnston, Washington, D.C., brother-in-law of the bridegroom; Terry Bower, Leavenworth; and Ron Redford, cousin of the bridegroom.

The reception after the ceremony was in the church basement. Miss Carol Redford, sister of the bridegroom, was in charge of the reception. Mrs. Joyce Ruebhausen, 111-1 Shawnee, Mrs. Susie Bower, 235 Fifth and Mrs.

Judy Redford, Topeka, assisted at the reception. Miss Kathy Ruby, 601 Olive, attended the gifts and Miss Pam Culbertson, Ft. Leavenworth, presided at the guest book. After a wedding trip to Corpus Christi, the couple will he at home at 1405 S. Broadway.

Mr. and Mrs. David Polley Spilker Polley Vows Exchanged at Seward Hund-Wedel Vows Exchanged May 17 Connie Spilkcr, Plymouth, became the bride of David Polity, Leaven worth, May 3 in St. John Lutheran Church, Seward, Neb. The parents of the newly weds arc Mr.

and Mrs; Glen Spilkcr, Plymouth, and tile Rev. and Mrs. Victor Polley, 311 N. Seventh. The ceremony was performed by the father of the bridegroom and the Rev.

W. Wayne Meier. Professor Charles Ore was the organist. The Concordia Singers, directed by Professor Carlos Mcsserli, sang "Magnificat" written by Professor Ore for the occasion. The bride wore a white satin with a lace stand-up collar, lace-covered inset on the bodice, an empire waist, gathered long sleeves with wide cuffs, an A-line gored skirt will) back gathers and a self- train with a ruffle around the bottom with lace trim.

She also wore a floor-length veil. The dress and veil were designed and made by the bride. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses, daisies, white carnations and baby's breath. The maid of honor was Miss Terri Spilker, Plymouth, Personal Notes same lace and the gown. She carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds and orange blossoms with baby's breath and green fern and her great- grandmother's handkerchief.

Miss Denise Kuebhuuscn, 3013 New Lawrence Road, sister of the bride, was maid of lioniir. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Sheila Shaffer and Mrs. Harriott Jones, Kansas City, sister of the bridegroom. The attendants gowns were made of moss green, gold and burnt orange satin.

They were princess styled and long sltevuil with insets of ivory lace at the necklines which rose to high collars. They wore cameos on their collars and ivory floppy hats trimmed in ivory lace and 'ribbons to match their gowns. They carried hurricane globes surrounded by assorted colors of dried flowers and streamers. Miss Mclanie Nunn was the flower girl. She wore a dt'op red satin dress with Juliet sleeves and a high collar covered by a floral pinafore.

She also wore a matching flora sun bonnet and. carried a wicjiei basket of dried flowers. The L'andjelighters were David Ruebhausen, brother of the bride, and Miss Diane Griffith. Their outfits were deep red and were covered by a waist length white robe. The best man was Hal NEW DAUGHTER Mr.

and Mrs. Swearingen Vcrnon R. Richardson, announce the birth of their daughter, Rebecca Ruth, May The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Bill Davidson. The paternal grandparents arc Mr.

and Mrs. V. R. Swearingen. The baby was welcomed home by her sisters, Stacy Brandce and 'Amy.

Mrs. Swearingen is the lor- mer Betty Shopbell. IT'S A GIRL Mrs. Robert E. Dddcke, Moundridge, are the parents of daughter, Aw.

Dr. Park, graduation Beth, born May 16 in Bethel Deaconess Hospital, Newton. The paternal grandparents re Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.

Dedeke, RR 1. The baby has two brothers, Brian and Eric Mrs. Walter Dedeke returned home Saturday after spending a week in Moundridge with grandchildren. Mr. Dedeke is employed wiin Hessian Corporation, HessLon, as human relations development manager.

RECEIVES DOCTORATE James W. Park, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Darclie, 1017 S.

Second, received his doctor of philosophy cjegree in history from the University tif Kansas during graduation ceremonies May 19. His wife, Mrs. Cynthia Darclie Park, who has been employed, since January by the i I Research arid Development Center, University of Rliorle Island, also atrenrjecl the graduation ceremonies. During the following she conferred with faculty advisors in preparation for her pre- 04 a I examinations in mother of attended the ceremonies and was the guest of the Leo J. Darclie family a week.

Dr. Park, who attended high school at Ruthon, received his bachelor arts degree from the University of Minnesota tind his nidsior arts degree from G'eorge a i i University, Washington, D.C. NEW DAUGHTER Lt. Col. and Mrs.

Joseph Colello Jr, announce the May 18 birth of a daughter, Carolyn Christine, in Munson Army Hospital, Ft. Leavenworth. Lt. Col. Colello is with" the Department of Tactics, Command and.

General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth. The paternal grandmother is Mi's. Anna Colello, Slickney. Ill, The maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph J. While, Valleio, Calif. sister of bride. The iridesmaids were Miss Linda Burns, Lincoln, Miss Sharlcnc Meyer, Western, rind Miss Valeria Tegtmeicr, Odell, Neb.

The attendants wore yellow polyester crepe gowns with white and pink flocked flowers. The gowns had high waistlines, stand-up collars, front insets and ruffles, sleeves with gathered caps and wide cuffs and ruffles on the bottoms of the skirts. They carried bouquets of yellow and pink carnations. Miss Heidi Haecker, Odell, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl. The ringbearer was Kurt Kapperman, Ohiowa, cousin of the bride.

The best man was Walter Polley, brother of the bridegroom, Grantsville, Utah. The groomsmen were John Dickhudt, St. Paul, cousin of the bridegroom; John Bremer, Mankato, and William Busacker, Milwaukee, Wis. Serving as ushers were Doug Spilkcr and Steven Spilker, both of Plymouth, brothers of the bride; and James Polley, Leavenworth, bridegroom. brother of the The torchbearcr.s were Miss Krisline Polley, Leavenworth, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Dobra Kapperman, Ohiowa, cousin of the bride.

Crucifer was Wendell Frey, Ft. Collins, Colo. The reception after the ceremony was at Dale's Steak House. Seward, Neb. The host and hostess for the reception were Mr.

and'Mrs. Lee Spilkcr, Fairbury, uncle and aunt of the bride. Attending the gift table were Mrs. John Bremer, Mankato, and Miss LuAnn Johnson. Beatrice, Neb.

Miss Vcrlene Grnmmert, Plymouth. presided at the guest book. The couple is at home at 733 N. First, Seward, for the Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Wedel Colt Photo Donna Jean Hund, RR 4, became the bride of Gerald RR 1 17 Wayne Wedel, Tonganoxie, in a ceremony in St. Joseph of the Valley Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hund, RR 4, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. 3. Wedel, RR 1 Tonganoxie. The Rev.

George Bertels officiated at the ceremony. Jay Roberts was the organist and Miss Karen Guenlher and John Stucker were the soloists. Music included "Unchained Melody, "The Wedding Song" and "On This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother." The bride wore a gown or satin knit with a V-neck and princess style skirt which flowed into a chapel tram. Ine bodice and cuffs were trimmed with pearl trim. Her veil of bridal illusion was Peggy Kennedy Guest at Shower Peggy Kennedy, bride-elect of Duane Tunink, was honored recently a miscellaneous I shower hosted by Mrs.

Sarah Nunn, Mrs. Mary Heintzelman and Mrs. Theresa Heintzelman. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. Bonnie Doty, Mrs.

Vjckie Pierce and Miss Janet Kennedy. A decor of yellow and white was carried out in table decorations and the refreshments. Invited guests were Mrs, Bonnie Doty, Miss June Drake, Mrs. Anna Duffin. Miss Mary Kay Giese.

Mrs. Ottilia Heintzelman, Mrs. Mary Ann Kennedy Miss Janet Kennedy, Mrs. Sally McGlinn, Mrs. Cindy Meyer, Mrs.

Helen Navinsky, Miss Terry Navinsky, Mrs. Vickie Pierce. Miss Sharon Picrron, Mrs. Denise Robertson, Miss Marsha Homer, Mrs, Joan Wright, Miss Karen Kennedy and Miss Lorraine Kennedy. attached to a pearl tear drop icad piece.

She carried a cascade bouquet of while carnations and baby's breath. Mrs. Mary Greishaber, sister of the bride, was matron of lonor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. 3cnise Asbury, sister of the n'ide, and Miss Vickie Wedel, sister of the bridegroom.

The attendants wore pale blue print jersey knit gowns with leek princess style bodices and butterfly sleeves. They carried colonial bouquets of pale blua carnations and peach blossoms. Rebecca Kaiser, cousin of the H'idegroom, was the flower girl. She wore a peach dress with butterfly sleeves of pale blue orint to match Ihe bridesmaids' Tony Grieshabor, lepliew of the bride, was the ringbearer. A Dennis Wedel, brother of thP Bridegroom, was the best man.

Randy Asbury, brother-in-law of the bride, and Tom Bowman were the groomsmen. They wore tuxedos with light blue jackets and pale peach shirts. The ushers were Dennis Hund. brother of the bride, and Dennis Schubert. The reception after the ceremony was in the church hall.

A buffet supper was served at the home of the bride for relatives and close friends. Serving at the reception were Mrs. Angle Mattingly, sister ol the bride, and Mrs. Debbie Wedel, sister-in-law of the bridegroom. Mrs.

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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern L. Anderson, Overland Park, formerly of Leavenworth. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Don Riffel, Stockton. The bride wore a white organza gown designed with a portrait neckline and butterfly sleeves edged with Venice lace. A softly pleated organza belt accented the empire waist. Appliques of the lace accented the A-line skirt with a lace trimmed hemline flounce which extended into a full chapel train.

She carried a bouquet of white cattaleya orchids in white stephanotis with white streamers. Mrs. Charles Dostol, Oklahoma City, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. Richard Pursley, Wichita, was the best man. The bridesmaids were Mrs.

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