The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 17

For the Bride 17 Car 48s Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Huckleberry (Pamela K. Hilton) HiltonHuckleberry Pamela Kay Hilton and James Roy Huckleberry, both of Salina, selected the First Presbyterian Church for their June 7, wedding.

Officiating were Dr. Bernard Hawley and the Rev. Steve Letourneau. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Willie C. Hilton, 639 Albert. Her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. J.T.

Huckleberry, 1930 Marc. Musicians: JoAnne Walters and Kevin Klotzbach, Salina, and Debbie Johnson, Lindsborg. Lace enhanced the bride's chapel train Qiana gown. Her veil of illusion, edged with embroidered lace flowers, was caught to a matching cap and extended to chapel-length. Maid of honor: Vicki Hilton, Salina.

Bridesmaids: Kim Bengtson, Wichita, and Jean Klotzbach, Salina. Best man and groomsmen: Bob Huckleberry, Hutchinson; David Salina, and Scott Bengtson, Wich-ita. Other attendants: Larry and Christy Holcom, Newton, and Mike Smith and Nicki Hilton, Salina. Salinans Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Green assisted at the reception in Blair Hall of the church. A for relatives and the wedding party followed at the VFW Hall. The bride graduated from South School and previously was a clerk-typist at Kansas State University. Huckleberry, a graduate of South High, attended Hutchinson Community College. He is an autumn senior-to-be majoring in construction science at K- State.

After a Texas honeymoon, the couple will be at home in Salina, until returning to Manhattan in August. Open house MARQUETTE Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hulse will be honored with a 2 to 5 p.m. open house June 22 at the Ranch House Club in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary.

Hosts for all friends and relatives are the honorees' three children: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cole Jaynell Cromwell Cromwell-Cole Jaynell Cromwell, Linoln, and Kenneth Cole, Lawrence, recited marriage vows June 7, at Lincoln's Presbyterian Church. The Revs.

Stephen Wing and Edward Sander officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cromwell, Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Cole, Beverly. Musicians: Paul Cole, Worthington, and Deb Kelley and Jody Malsom, both of Salina. The bride's A-line gown, of organza and Chantilly lace, featured an empire bodice and chapel-length train. Her veil of illusion was trimmed in matching lace and attached to a lacy headpiece. Attending her: Kenalyn Cromwell, Columbus, Kim Hayenga, Wichita, and Kathe Cromwell, Enid, Okla.

Best man and groomsmen: Lt. Jori Cromwell, Columbus, and Jim Cole, Worthington, Minn. Other attendants: Lt. John Cromwell, Enid; Don Cole, Fremont, Bob Cole, Beverly, and Damian Cromwell and Lindsey Chard, Lincoln. There was a reception at Lincoln's Masonic Hall.

Assisting were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cromwell, Lincoln. The bride is a graduate of Lincoln High School and Marymount College with a bachelor's degree in nursing. She will be working at Lawrence Memorial Hospital as a graduate nurse.

Cole, a graduate of Lincoln High and Kansas State University, holds a bachelor's degree in political science. He is a law student at the University of Kansas and will work at the University this summer. They are at home at 1608 Edgehill Road, Lawrence, after a honeymoon in the Ozarks. to fete Hulses Elverta Jean Mitchell, Bakersfield, Ca- They request no gifts. vored mix.

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Kay Hawkinson, rural Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Hulse were married June 22, 1930, in Hutchinson, and made their home on the Hulse family farm south of Marquette, until last year when they moved to Marquette. Mr.

and Mrs. D.E. Wohlford (Sheryl L. Miller). Miller- Wohlford The Rev.

Larre Eschliman, Minneapolis, officiated at the marriage of Sheryl Lynn Miller, Minneapolis Rt. 1, and Douglas Edward Wohlford, Wichita, June 7, at Minneapolis' First Presbyterian Church. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Miller, Minneapolis Rt.

1. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wohlford, Peck Rt. 1.

Musicians: Karen Peterson, Monument; Kathy Muller, Minneapolis, and Joel Knapp, Overland Park. Venise lace enhanced the bride's pire gown of Qiana knit featuring a chapel-length watteau train. Her illusion veil, trimmed with lace, was attached to a headdress of lace, seed pearls and sequins. Attending her were Norene Zimmerman and Rebecca Rarig, Hays. Best man and groomsman: Mark Wohlford, Peck, and Alden Linnebur, Winfield.

Other attendants: Larry Miller and Marlene Freel, Minneapolis; Dan Hickerson, Great Bend; Brad Mears, McPherson, and John Bomgardner, Hesston. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lancaster, Minneapolis, assisted at the church reception. The bride graduated from Minneapolis High School and is a Wichita State University junior-to-be majoring in health care administration.

Wohlford, a Mulvane High School graduate, holds a 1980 bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Wichita State. He is an electrical engineer with Vulcan Materials, Chemical Division, Wichita. They are at home at 7677 E. 21st, Wichita, and plan a delayed wedding trip. Favorite flavored shake If a chocolate peanut butter milk shake contains your favorite flavors, you'll want to make it: To make four cups, place in your blender one pint softened vanilla ice cream and cup creamy peanut butter and blend until smooth.

Gradually add 2 cups cold milk and cup instant chocolate fla- Mr. and Mrs. R.0. Gardenhire (Margo T. Collins) CollinsGardenhire Salinans Margo Theressa Collins and Richard O.

Gardenhire, selected Oakdale Park as the scene of their June 7 marriage. Officiating was Associate District Judge Gene B. Penland. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Norman A. Collins, 1440 Pawnee, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardenhire, 405 Grand. The bride's ensemble consisted of an ivory lace gown and a parasol.

Attending her: De De Collins and Georgaleen Thomas, Salina, and Dorothy Graham, Kansas City, Mo. Best man and groomsmen: Kevin Gardenhire, Tim Martin and Larry Hunt, Salina. Other attendants were Salinans Hope, Pat and Barry Collins and Aaron Gardenhire. Assisting at a dinner reception at Big John's were Robin Collins and Libby Guilliot, Salina. A dance followed.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardenhire are gradurates of Central High School. She works at Westinghouse Electric Corp. He works for Commercial Electric.

The newlyweds are at home at 504 Garden after a wedding trip to Dallas, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. O'Rorke (Mary Jo Parker) ParkerO'Rorke The marriage of Mary Jo Parker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul E. Parker, 857 Vassar, and Richard Eugene O'Rorke, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L.

O'Rorke, 126 E. Kirwin, was solemnized June 7 at the University United Methodist Church, Receiving their vows was the Rev. Dick Robbins. Harry Huber, Salina, and Sandra Beardmore, Bellevue, were the musicians. Organza and lace composed the bride's gown, complemented by a picture hat of Qiana holding a tulle veil.

Paula Parker, Salina, and Katherine Schneider, Hunter, attended her. Best man and groomsman: James O'Rorke and Terry Radke, Salina. Other attendants: Allen Foster and Jason Radke, Salina; Troy Williams, Stockton, and Melissa Nix, Omaha, Neb. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Foster, Salina, assisted at the church reception. The bride graduated from Central High School, and her husband is a South High School graduate. They work at Tony's Pizza Service. The couple is at home at 1202 Midland, following a honeymoon in the Ozarks. Joyce McKoon The A whirl of prenuptial activities will end Friday for Joyce Elaine McKoon and her fiance, James Addison Trower.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Trower, 818 Mellinger parents of the future 5 bridegroom, will entertain with an 8:30 p.m. rehearsal dinner at the Cav-' alier Club.

Among the 32 invited guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKoon, Os-: awatomie, parents of the bride-elect. The event will follow a 7 p.m. rehear- June sal at the St.

Mary, Queen of the Universe Catholic Church, where the mar-: riage is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday, Previous courtesies were given. Martha Gans and Mrs. Patrik Neustrom were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower for Miss McKoon, at Mrs. Neustrom's home, 923 S.

9th. Fourteen invited guests were Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority sisters and co-workers from the physical therapy department of St. John's Hospital. Miss McKoon was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by friends at the Green Valley Church, Osawatomie. There were 30 invited guests.

A pottery shower was given for the bride-to-be by Mrs. Franke Moore and Mrs. Horace Veal at the Veal home, 824 S. 10th. Eleven couples attended a couples shower and brunch given for the brideelect and her future husband.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dupy were hosts at the Dupy home, 314 W.

Jewell. Entertaining 14 guests at a stoneware shower and brunch were Mrs. Jack Howard and Mrs. Don Millikan, at the Millikan home, 2005 Ridgeview. Coral and white, Joyce's wedding hues, were used at the festivities.

Ladies Elks elect new officers Ladies Elks have elected new officers as follows: Mrs. John Matthews, president; Mrs. Dale Hoover, first vice president; Mrs. Harry Boyles, second vice president; Mrs. Harold Hubbs, secretary; Mrs.

George O'Hara, treasurer, and Mrs. Norman Clovis, parlimentarian. New officers will be installed in July. ANNUAL SUMMER CLEARANCE Reduced Girls' Juniors'. Sizes 2 to 14 Sizes 3 to 13 SHORTS TOPS SHORTS TOPS TERRY SPORTSWEAR TERRY SPORTSWEAR DRESSES DRESSES SLACKS BLAZERS VESTS BLOUSES SKIRTS SLACKS JEANS BLOUSES SWIMSUITS JEANS SWEATSUITS SWIMSUITS Boys' Sizes 2 to 18 SHIRTS SHORTS JEANS SWIMTRUNKS SWEATSUITS All Stock Not Included All Sales Final Lynn VISA IN THE Store Thurs.

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