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Guthrie Center, Iowa, Guthrian Monday, May 10, 1965, page 1 Marriage Vows Recited by Jean Hoyt and Ray Robison Sunday, May 2, at the First Christian Church, Guthrie Cen- ter. marriage vows were repeated by Miss Jean Hoyt and Perle Ray Robinson. The Rev. Lester Pearson, pastor officiated at the double ring ceremony at 2 p.m before an altar decorated with baskets of blur: and white flow. ens enhanced with greenery.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoyt of Guthrie Center and the bridegroom 15 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Robison of Coon Rapids.

Given in marriage by her' father, the bride chose a floor length gown of white satin styled along princes lines with fitted bodice and long tapered sleeves. The bodice featured a jewelry neckline and the bride wore a spiral rhinestone necklace, a gift of the groom. Her veil was of illusion net and was attached to rhinestone tiara 'and white satin Juliette cap. She carried white roses and carnationa attached white Bible. Serving as matron of honor was Mrs.

Jeanette Juhl of Council Bluffs. sister of the bridegroom. She wore a white lace frock over blue sheath. styli with 2 fitted bodice. Mrs.

Juhl had white accessones and white gloves and wore a pink carnation corsage. Miss Carol Shelley was bridesmaid. and also soloist. She wore 2 white lace street length frock over pink and had white acressories, and a pink carnation cor-1 sage. Miss Shelley sang, "The Wedding Prayer" by organist Mrs.

Dot Ferry, who provided the nuptial music. Laura Hoyt. sister of the bride. was flower girl. She was dressed in a blue frock patterned.

as the matron of honor, and carried a basket of blue flowers. Serving the bridgeroom as best man was his brother, Scott Robison Gouncit Bluffs with Greg Pierce of Moline, the groomsman. He is a cousin of the bridegroom. Ushers were Dennis Hoyt, Racine, Wise, the bride's brother. also Jerry and Roger Pierce.

All men in the wedding party wore dark suits and had white carnation boutonnicre. The bride's mother chose for the wedding, a blue brocade dress with white accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a pink flowered dress with white accessories and their corsages were of white carnations. Presiding at the guest registry Miss Yolanda Sheeder with the gift table in the charge of Mrs. C.

W. Thomas and Miss Connie Arnold of Bagley At the reception. a blue, pink and white color scheme predom-1 inated, with the serving table featuring the three tiered wedding cake, baked and decorated by Mrs. Nyal Pierce. aunt of the bridegroom.

The rake was decorated with swans, roses, sugar bells. with the top had blue ies and white carnations. White tapers in crystal holders encuined with blue flowers flanked the cake. Mrs. Pierce cut and served the cake.

Mrs. 'Scott Robison of Councl Bluffs served the punch and Mrs. Fay Turgensen of Perry. aunt of the bride, presided at the 'coffec. The bridal table was noted with miniature bridal couple and blue and white flowers.

Serving at the bridal table were Jeanette Cline and Kathy Short af Guthrie Center. The' bridegroom graduated five years, ago from the Coon Rapids! high school and has since thai time served with the navy planning to make it his career. The bride graduates in May, 1965 from the Guthrie Center schools. The couple will make their home in Hawaii where the bridegroom is presently stationed. POST' 'REHEARSAL SUPPER FOR BRIDAL PARTY Mr.

fand Nyal Pierce tertained Saturday evening at a post rehearsal supper -party for the bridal participants of the Jean Hoyt, P. Ray Robison nupDials. Parents of the bridal couple were among the guests, along with other relatives and friends. Rehearsal took place at 7:30 at the church with the entire group then continuing. to the Pierce home.

A -blue and white color, scheme wis carried out in the decor for the event. Up WOMEN MET FOR LUNCHEON United Presbyterian Women met Wednesday for' a Turicheon in the social rooms at the church where' Mrs. Wilma Mrs. Clara Kent, Mrs. Mary Booth, Dirs.

Beu'a Phillips, Mrs. Roxanne Blood. Mrs. Esther Graham. and Mrs.

Mary Logsdon served. The' program was presented by Mrs. Jolene Coffman, and devotionals were given by Mrs. Marjorie, Taylor. The Bible study circle will be meeting May 19 with Mrs.

Olhe Ansberry. Plans were also announced 'for the mother-daughter banquet scheduled for June 2 Mrs. Norman Steenser, pECSIdent of the local UPW presided at the meeting. SENIOR GROUP ENJOYS PARTIES Sunday evening. May 2.

Miss Elzabeth Clifford entertained at 3 supper party with serving at 5:30. Appointments were set for twelve guests, all senior girls who completing their final year of study at Guthrie Community School. A social tune followed the supper. so AND SEW CLUB AT REED HOME Mrs. C.

D. Reed entertained the So and Sew Club Tuesday evening at her home with members i enjoying social hours of conversation. Fnitting, cutting. mending, etc. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close lof the evening.

RUMMAGE BAKE SALE Saturday, May 15 IOOF HALL 9:30 throughout day Lunch Served All Day Sponsors: IOOF and Rebekah' Lodges for benefit of Youth United Nations pilgrimage. NOTICE OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Myrna S. Bartlett Phone 747-3511 Mother-Daughter Banquet For Christian Church The annual maher-daughter: tanquet for the First Ch: wun Church is scheduled to be held Wednesday. May 12 in the social rooms al the chuch. Each er at the church is to invite as her guest.

her own daughters, or adopi a daughter for the les. tivities. The cooperative dinner will de served at 6:30 with men of the church to wait tables. Following the dinner a pro gram is being arranged with Mrs. Norma Jane Coffman.

Mrs. Beth Pierce. Mrs. Lester Pear son and Mrs. Janet Haves in charge with the latter presiding as mistress of ceremonies.

The program will center 1- round the theme, "Mxher's Day" with each letter depicting 3 topic to be used in music, poetry, readings, and verse. All women of the church are invited to be present. IBK CLUB PLAYED THURSDAY EVE Mrs. Frank Bailey entertained the IBK club Thursday evening. May 6 with social hours enjoyed as guests arrived at 8 p.m, Refreshments were served at the rlase of the evening.

CWF MEETING AND LUNCHEON AT CHURCH The CWF met Wednesday in the social rooms at the church with a committee serving a sert luncheon at one. Mrs. Mildred Clark was chairman of the serving committee. Mrs. Mabel Pierce, president of the organization.

conducted the business meeting. of :.20 morni: session. K. of the Rosa Ass Miation gave rat pore to the nokume. Attending the nww4irg were Me Turker.

Mis. Laura Dickey and 5. Mr. Pushelo: is six nartings in ate during tie wicks of Stay 2 and May 9. THURSDAY BRIDGE AT NORMAN HOME Mrs.

R. Norman entertained at luncheon a1 1:30 Thus May 6 with Mrs. Harold Ill. 3:5. Frank Thompson and Dis Gerald Print is guests with regular club members Contract was the game of the aftermoon social hours.

TUESDAY BRIDGE AT THOMPSON HOME hirs. R. C. Norman and Mrs. Noun Steensen were guests Tuestlay when members of A bridge club group joined Mrs.

Frank Thompson at her hume for rounds of contract. A luncheon was served at 1:30 preceding the playing. OPEN BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Open Bible Missionary Society met Thursday. April at the parsonage with Mrs. Lowell Whisler giving a report on the convention at Rockford, Ill.

which she attended. She told vi the missionary work being done, and of the blessings they received. Mrs. Fax reported on th ooffee party which she attended for the encle. Mrs.

Whisker conducted the de votionals and reviewed from the book "Woman to Refreshments nere served by Mrs. Whisler The next meeting; is slated on May 20 at the par- The program was a group par- Traveling Library had charge sonage. BONUS a Wilson a Wilson a Wilson TURKEY ROAST HAM 101 for for Thanksgiving Christmas EASTER WHEN YOU BUY A FLAMELESS ELECTRIC RANGE! THE JOY OF MODERN ELECIRIC LIVING IS a big part of the "bonus" that you get with your sparkling, flameless electric range! Electric cooking is fast, clean, dependable, automatic! Enjoy all the advantages of flame- (OR FESTIVE less electric cooking NOW! WHEN SEE YOUR 3 ELECTRIC Offer Available only to lowa ElecAPPLIANCE tric customers. Light and Power Company IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER Company cal ATTEND DISTRICT LIBRARY MEET District four of the state library association met at Anita Tuesday where the, Iowa State WORLD Following records and files. It is being and to make certain If there are the committee at at the courthouse chairman W.

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Each member of the club will be taking a guest 10 the party and a program has been planned for the social hours. Mis. Cecil Railsback is in charge of the program. Members are requested to take either sandwiches or cookies for the tea which will be served in conclusion. DINNER BRIDGE AT HILL RESIDENCE Six couples enjoyed a dinner party Tuesday night at 6:30 at the home of Mr.

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