Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 4

Repeaf Vows In Milledgeville MILLEDGEVILLE Baskets of hydrangeas, Deutzia, white rambler roses and yellow daisies, ferns and altar vases of syringa and Peruvian daffodils formed a background for the wedding of Miss Joyce Gerdes and Gerald Blair. The ceremony was solemnized, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in 1 Trinity Lutheran Church. Miss Gerdes is the daughter of Mr. and! Mrs. George Gerdes.

Mrs. Walter, Blair of Lanark is the mother of: 'the bridegroom. The Rev. R. C.

Shawl of River-' dale read the double-ring ceremony i assisted by the Rev. Tressler Boi-i ton. Is Organist Mrs. Max Sisler of Lanark played; nuptial selections at the organ. The: soloist was Mrs.

LaVern Ludwig of; Baileyville. The bride was escorted to the! altar by her father. She wore ai bridal gown of white Chantilly lacei nf a rose pattern ever satin. It featured a Sabrina neckline, em-i broidered in iridescent sequins and; pearls, and long tapered The fitted bodice accented a bouf-i fant ballerina-length skirt, which was scalloped at the hemline. i Her finger-tip veil of silk illusion 1 was secured by a lace Juliet cap! trimmed with tucked tulle, pearls! and sequins.

She carried a cascade; bouquet of white roses. Attend Bride For her attendants, the bride i chose her sister, Miss Marilyn Gerdes as maid of honor and Missj Dolores Rogers of Lanark, as I bridesmaid. The maid of honor and bridesmaid wore ballerina-length gowns in mint green and yellow, with chiffon ribbons in the back and scooped necklines. Their half-moon white hats were accented with They carried colonial bouquets of daisies and lilies of the valley, with rib- matching their gowns. Is Flower Girl Lynn Blair, flower girl, wore white nylon gown and a headband of white roses.

Craig Perry of Freeport served as ringbearer. Best man was John Heckman and Norman Blair was groomsman; both are of Lanark. Ushers were Carl Shafer, Lyle Printz, Clyde Martin and Wayne Rogers of Lan- MRS. GERALD BLAIR ark. Guests were received at a reception in the church parlors.

The serving table was centered with a tiered cake, topped with a minia- tire bride and bridegroom, and decorated with green and yellow roses. Assist At Reception Assisting at the reception were Mmes. Everett Sturtevant of Lanark, Gordon Nesemeier, Wayne Smith, Earl Adolph, Russell Rogers, Clarence Wubbena, William Perry, Lloyd Shilling and Dale Blair of Lanark. Also, Misses Lorraine Zink of Elizabeth, Loretta Buskohl of Leaf River and Margie Barr of Rock City. Mrs.

Blair was graduated from Milledgeville High School in 1956. She has been employed by Crum Forster in Freeport. Mr. Blair is an alumnus of Lanark High School and is employed by his brother, Don Blair, in Lanark. When they return from their honeymoon, the bride and groom will live in Lanark.

Miss Chilton, Mr. Rethwisch Say Vows DURAND-St. John's Lutheran Church in Beloit, was the scene of the wedding of Miss Eva Jean Chilton and William Reth- on Saturday evening at 7:30. The Rev. Walter J.

Baese officiated at the double-ring ceremony before an altar banked with baskets of mixed flowers and candelabra. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Chilton. Mr.

and) Mrs. John Rethwisch of Frazee, Minn, are the bridegroom's par- (TOORI JOURNAL STANDARD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1957 Teachers Are Married CHADWICK Two Chadwick jHigh School teachers, Miss Judith Rudasil! and Roy C. Colbert jwere married at Memorial jMethodist Church in Rock Island 1 on Saturday evening. Miss Rudasill's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Ruclasill of Rock Island. Mr. Roy Colbert Sr. of Lewistown is the 'father of th? bridegroom.

The double-ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Eugene Darling (before an altar decorated with jbaskets of white gladioli and (flanked by candelabra. Nuptial music was played on the by Miss Patricia Schad. jOliver Peterson was soloist. I Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white lace and nylon tulle over: designed with a princess) (Style bodice, bouffant skirt and! sabrina neckline.

She wore a tiara of pearls and tulle flowers and )carried a cascade arrangement of 'frenched carnations and stephanotis. Maid of honor was Miss Janet Rudasill, sister of the bride. She wore a waltz-length dress of white lace over purple taffeta with a taffeta cummerbund and a matching bonnet. Her colonial bouquet was of white and lavender rarna- tions. Carry Colonial Bouquets Bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Man gels of Rock Island and Mrs.

Kay Schwagerman of Tampico, wore pale lavender gowns styled similar-1 ly to Miss Rudasill's. They car-! ried colonial bouquets of purple; carnations. Best man was Thomas J. Moore; of Canton. Groomsmen were James Kuhasich of Canton and Conrad Hopp of Peoria.

Brothers of the bridegroom, Larry and LaVerne Colbert of Lewistown, were ushers. Two hundred and fifty guests attended the reception in the church parlors. A tiered wedding cake centered the bride's table. Lavender and purple flowers were used. Mrs.

Colbert is a graduate of I Rock Island High School and Western Illinois State Col- jlege at Macomb. She is a member 'of Pi Kappa Sigma, social sorority. She plans to teach commercial studies in Chadwick High School this fall. Mr. Colbert was educated in Canton High School and University' of Missouri at Columbia, Mo.

He was graduated from Western Illi-; nois State College in Macomb. He' been a coach at Chadwick High, iSchool where he will coach again i ithis fall. The couple will be at home in Chadwick after Sunday, June 30. Kenosha, Church Is Scene Of Wedding Miss Mary Lou Jarvey of Kenosha, and RobeYt Alexander Willems of Kenosha. A gown of white tulle and Alen I Willems, Journal-Standard report- con lace over taffeta was worn by er, exchanged nuptial vows Satur-Jthe bride.

The fitted bodice was day morning at 9 o'clock in Ourlmade with short sleeves and a Lady of Mount Carmel V-neckline. The waltz i IS i Church in Kenosha. length skirt was of tulle over taf- uni.i, ITOJ i vuiic uvei uu- The Rev. Paul Witteman cele- feta. A tiara secured her finger-tip brated the Nuptial Mass and the i veil of illusion.

She carried a choi sangi i er book to pp ed a orchid The br.ide is the daughter of Louis and stephanotis. She was given in! Jarvey of Kenosha. Mr. Willems i marriage by her uncle. Fred Jen-1 is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. J.lsen of Janesville Serving the bride as maid of honor was Miss Jean Gallagher. Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia May Jarvey and Miss Andrea Jo Jarvey, both sisters of the bride. They wore waltz-length gowns of white chiffon with sabrina necklines, flying panels in the back, cummerbunds and full skirts.

Hair- braid crowns held their shoulder veils. They carried cascade arrangements of carnations. Best man was Al Savaglio. Nick Guarascio and Joseph Rizzo were groomsmen. Guests were received at a reception in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock at the Swedish-American Hall.

Mr. Willems WPS graduated from Marquette University. He is now employed by the Freeport Journal- Standard. The newlyweds took a brief wedding trip and are now at home at 315'X N. Galena Ave.

Sacker-Kru'pke Nuptials Held Sunday SOUTH WAYNE, wedding of Miss Shirley Ann Krupke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Krupke, and Nathan Sacker, son of Mr. Edward Sacker of Monroe, and Mrs. Frieda Sacker of Woodford, took place at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church in Monroe, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock; (DST).

Before a setting of white snapdragons and. yellow majestic daisies, the Rev. Bernard Bartel performed the double-ring cere- ents. Traditional wedding marches were played by the organist, Mrs. Greene.

Mrs. Thomas Waller sang several selections. Has Gown of Lace The bride wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon tulle fashioned with a Peter Pan collar 'on a sheer yoke and a lace bodice with long tapered sleeves, The Mrs. Bernard Bartel played the organ for soloist, Mrs. Wilbert Mau of Monroe, Wis.

In White Chantilly Lace The bride's gown was of white Chantilly lace over satin, fashioned with a Peter Pan collar and a sheer yoke, traced with sequins, and pearls. A long-sleeved molded bodice accented the bouffant skirt, which ended in a cathedral train. Her veil of gossamer silk with a hand-rolled edge was attached to a lace and pearl disc. Four large 4. ui i uio bouffant skirt had an appliquediwhite Amazon lilies and yellow peplum and lace panels in the front Sweetheart roses were used "in the and back, ending in a chapel train.

Her queen's crown of lace with pearl trim held a veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade arrangement of white rosebuds. Miss Mary Chilton, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Richard Zimmerman of Pecatonica.

Bandeaux of Flowers blue gowns of nylon eye- uin uy me i bride's bouquet. Miss Clarice Berget was the, maid of honor. Miss Kay Olson i and Miss Caroline Sacker of Wood-! ford, were bridesmaids. Wear Picture Hats The attendants wore chiffon gowns with hopped skirts in mint I green, lavender and yellow. They! had matching picture hats.

Donald Pehl of Woodford, was best man. Groomsmen were 1 1 wiiiojiicii were attendants. They featured square (Ronald Rood and Gerald Ontjes of necklines and sleeveless bodices. jRidott. Ushers were Delbert Soddv Elongated waistlines dipped to Browntown, Wis Robert Vocel point in the back with a bow andjof Clarno, Wesley Meier of ended in bouffant skirts.

i South Wayne, and Wayne Matching bandeaux of lowers jZipsie of Freeport completed their outfits. Their bou-j The church parlors were the qucts were fan-shaped arrange-jscene of the reception Serving Browntown, Wesley Krupke of.port roses and white car-Jat the reception were Mmes. RobT-i A arold AIston of East Tr A 1954 graduate of South Wayne Meier. MRS. NATHAN SACKER Pnoto nations.

James Rethwisch of Frazee, 'ert Vogel of Clarno, Delbert Soddv Minn wasibest man. Ushers were tist Church Saturday Harold Rethwisch, the 15. White peonies decoS Uth Wayne Hi ly Sch o1 For the Af ter a hriV nc T-iiL- i. i i Honeymoon In Ozarks The bride is a 1955 graduate of Co-op. High School, employed by the bridegroom is Lafayette Farmco brother, Norman Chilton i the altar brother of the bride, and Robert; Miss Coplien chose a gown of Retnwisch.

also of Frazee. Iwhite Chantilly lace and nylon tulle reception was held in the over slipper satin. She carried a ch parlors. Those who helped; bouquet of carnations and red Misses Delores Nath, Carol; roses. Donna McMainus, Alice Is Matron Of Honor Pauline McGinis, Lorraine! Matron of honor was Mrs Gene Marj' Dolan, Catherine iCoplien.

Mrs. Lloyd Richardson past two years, she has been em-jOzarks, they 'ployed by Crum Forster in Wis. honeymoon trip to the will live in Wood- vvert LCI.IK- and Mrs. Roger Larson. Bride Is Beautician The bride received her educator, at Durand High School and attended the bride as bridesmaid.

Cheryl Elmer was flower girl anc Kurt Coplien was ringbearer. Robert Krauss served as best School of Beauty Cul-j ma n. while Roscoe Heinman was She has been employed byisroomsman. Rolland Coplien and Beauty Salon. Rothenbuhler ushered, bridegroom is a graduate Guests were entertained at a High School and Dun-'reception after the ceremony.

The Industrial Institute in ta b'e was centered with a Minn. He is employed in weddl cake made by the bride's 1 Miineering department of aunt Mrs Chester Pinnow. Assist- I'on Works, Beloit, Wis. ln 6 at Ihe reception were Misses a wedding trip in northern Helen Wuns chel, Nancy Wunschel Mr. and Mrs.

Reth-; and Mrs Clarence Albright. ".11 live at 519 Ferry St. in! To Live In Wisconsin Mrs. Krauss was graduated from Juda High School in lf)5fi and is employed by Regez Cheese Co in Monroe, Wis. Mr.

Krauss is employed by Tilsen Roofing Co. in double-ring Madison, Wis Miss Phyllis Coplien he newlyweds will make their er of Mr. and Mrs. Earl home in Oregon, Wis i. Alvin F.

Krauss. son 1 i red Krauss Jr. of united in marriage. rn Kiv, Harold Humbert pcr-' lrai ki dfmrl tha ceremony at of llke Krauss-Coplien i a from Baby to Grandpa! MILK IS THE BEST FOR ALL Be certain your family gets more fun out of life by protecting their health. Serve plenty of milk at all times.

available at Your Grocer's. Glass or Cartons available for Home Delivery. Vohlken Bros. DAIRY ANOTHER BIG CRASH IN PRICES I FOR THE FINAL WINDUP STORE HOURS Thurs. and 9 A.M.

to 5 P.M. Friday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. HEPNER HARDWARE CO. STORE WAS CLOSED JUNE 26th, TO AGAIN CUT PRICES LOCATED AT 23 EAST STEPHENSON FREEPORT GREAT GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS SALE NAILS 3 Lbs.

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