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THE PHAROS-TRIBUNE PRESS. LOGANSPORT. INDIANA Sunday, AagnstM. 19ft Diane Knapp and Donovan R. Flora Wed In Candlelight Church Service Miss Diane Knapp pledged her nuptial troth to Donovan Russell Flora in a double ring candlelight ceremony Saturday at 7 p.m.

at the Flora United Methodist Church with the Rev. Dale F. Hamilton The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Dean Knapp, Flora, and the late Mr. Knapp, and the groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell R. Flora, Bringhurst. Six tall three branched aisle candelabras with bows and greenery decorated the pews and twin branched candelabra and standards of apricot gladiolus and yellow majestic daisies banked the altar, John R. Payne, cousin of the bride, was accompanied by Mrs.

Jack R. Smith, Flora, organist, when he sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "When I Am With You." MRS. PETER B. DEIST, Dayton, Ohio, attended her sister as matron of honor and Peter Simpson, Chicago, was best man. Groomsmen and ushers were Will Cooke, Kokomo, Peter Deist, Dayton, and Dan Lesh, city.

The bride was given in marriage by her uncles, Jack R. Payne, Flora, and John R. Payne, Indianapolis. The bride selected an ivory organza and Aiencon lace gown. Organza and pearl trimmed lace formed the embroidered bodice which featured a Sabrina neckline and Dior sleeves.

The floor-length skirt was A-line highlighted by a detachable chapel watteau train. Pearls and lace trimmed the skirt and train. HER ELBOW-LENGTH veil of English illusion was secured to an Aiencon lace floral headpiece trimmed with pearls. The bride wore a diamond pendant fashioned from a ring of her late father. The bridal bouquet was a cathedral triangular cascade of roses, yellow daisies and ivy.

The matron of honor wore a formal length gown of apricot silk shantung styled with a Victorian brocade neckline. Pearl-trimmed apricot and mint green floral sprays formed her headpiece and she carried a cascade of yellow fujgi mums, MOTHERS of the couple were gifted with yellow rose corsages. A reception was held at the church basement following the ceremony. The decor featured shades of pale yellow, lime green and apricot. Hostesses were Mrs.

Dan Lesh, city, Miss Sherry Smith, Bringhurst, Miss Kathy Butcher and Miss Diane Herndon, Flora, and Miss Nancy Myers, Cincinnati, Ohio. The couple left on a wedding trip to Lake Wawasee and after Sept. 1 will be at home at 80 Elmgrove Providence, R.I. The bride attended Butler University and Ohio State University. Both she and her husband are students at Rhode Island College, Providence.

The groom is a 1967 graduate of Culver Military Academy and she is a 1967 graduate of Carroll High School. (Jack Douglas Photo) Femme Role Alters Sizes Of Families STANFORD, Calif, more women enter man's world of work, families may become smaller because women may feel less need to justify then- society by having role in children. This thought is offered by a Stanford University psychologist, Joseph Katz, who says LM. Reynolds' Plan 50th Anniversary Fete Sandra K. Simmons Pledges Nuptial Troth In Double Ring Church Rites Mr.

Mrs. L. M. Reynolds, 1409 Chicago will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday, from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home.

No formal invitations are being issued but all friends and relatives are invited to attend. The couple asks that gifts be omitted. The couple was married Aug. 25, 1920, by Rev. Richard Edwards of the Ninth St.

Christian Mr. Reynolds is a retired employe of the Logansport Machine Co. They have three children: Lewis and Eugene, city, and Mrs. Richard (Emily) Van Baalen, Anderson. There are eight grandchildren.

Among those expected to attend the open house are Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Coughlin, former local residents, of Downey, who attended the couple at their wedding.

Mrs. Coughlin is Mrs. Reynolds' sister. (Harrington Studio) St. James Lutheran Church was the scene of a double ring candlelight wedding ceremony Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

when Miss Sandra K. Simmons exchanged vows with Ronald E. Tunis with the Rev. Alfred C. Genii officiating.

The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Simmons, 2417 Park Place, city, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Tunis, Kokomo.

Joseph Hufman, soloist, was accompanied by Ann Hansen. Deborah A. Simmons, city, attended her sister as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mary Jane Martin, Edinburg, Sharon Kopinski, South Bend, and Carol Tunis, sister of the groom, Kokomo. ALLEN KRESS, Munster, served as best man, and groomsmen were Jerry King, Indianapolis, Dennis Benl, Lakewood, Ohio, and Frank Jakubowski, Laurel, Md. The bride, given In marriage by her father, appeared in an Empire A-line gown of peau trimmed with Venise Shamrock lace featuring a short-sleeved lace bodice, a deep band of lace around the hem ad a removable chapel train.

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to THE BRIDE carried a colonial arrangement of orchids and stephanotis. The identical floor-length gowns of the bridal attendants' were of flowered linen in blue, yellow and green accented with Empire sashes of yellow grosgrain. Wide grosgrain fashioned their triple bow headpieces and each attednant carried a single long-stemmed yellow mum. A reception was held for 150 guests at the Captain Logan following the ceremony. HOSTESSES were Miss Barbara Druck, city, Karen Novitski, Fort Wayne, and Jacque- lun Jakubowski, Laurel, Md.

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