Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • Page 16

SIXTEEN" OKLAHOMA NEWS-RECORD SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1967 CREATIVE Tony Loehr of Miami Ashman Class A A k. WOMAN In OU Medical School Simple OKLAHOMA CITY (Special) A new class of 109 men and the largest in history! -will enroll Sept. 7 at the Miss Robyn Dee Chandler bc- of Oklahoma School ofi carne tne Dridc Steven Dean Medicine here. Rupard in a double-ring cere- Anthony E. (Tony) Loehr of! 1 Saturday Aug.

12 at 8 209 northwest, Miami, is inl irsi Mclhodist the class The Rev. J. Clifton mi 'Sprouls officiated. The school was authorized to accept five students' Ml and Mrs and er year because construe ion Fourlh northeast of expanded teaching facilities the bridegroom is the expected to start this fall Dr Ml an( Car James L. Dennis, vice president, northeasl- medical center affairs, A white kneeing bench Onenalion and reprtrahon scrvcd (he le ft Sept 7-9 will launch the enter- lhdr ing class on a four year course laltar adomed wjth leading to the Doctor of quet of whjte mwa icint cieyae.

nanked by baskets The freshmen will be special, of hj tc glads and mums. The at the school's sixth'an-i fourteen branch oandelabras nual honors day convocation at; conip the setting 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7 in; Mim Robyn D. Chandler Becomes Bride of Steven Dean Rupard Medical School auditorium.

Dr. Dennis will scholarships and awards will be presented. speak. Vern Cray Qualifies For Biloxi Session Miss Susie Ellis, organist, i presented a program of music and accompanied scnoiaiUC: Mrs vvil jarn sborn, soloist, ias she sang, "We'll Walk With I God" and "The Lord's Pray- i Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a for: dress of ivory silk organza iv rnvivn rn Miam1 has qual fashioned with a wide cape col- i-uis-uniNG as a member of the ar of Venice lace on the Em- ITb Kl'N to sew this playtime Star Club of New York Life n-j re princell line dress with a favorite for the active pre-isurancc Co. i detachable camelot train.

A fold schooler and your littlest swing-! The Star Club is the organza above the Venice c-r love an outfit accented 0 New York Life's outstanding lace margined the bottom of by pert bow trims and inserted'agents and is based upon lOGG-jlhe train and circled the bride's wdp panels. :67 sales records, according to'dress. A silk organza Dior bow No. 8188 wift PATT-0-RAMAiGeneral Manager Vaughan her shoulder-length veil is in sizes 1, 2. 3, 4, 5 years.

tho Company's Tulsa office. iof silk illusion. She wore short 1 2 yards of 45-inch. i As a member of the Stari salm gloves and carried a cas- TO ORDER, send 50c in Cray has qualified to cacle bouquet of ivory roses en- plus 15c each for first-class this year's educational con-; twilliecl with ivy and satin 11-14 at Mrs. Steven Dean Rupard Miami, News-Record -ithe bride, was maid of honor.

407 S. Wacker Drive minute styling with-the new wore a rose nite-lite prin- Chicago, 111. 60607 Winter '67 issue of Basic cess floor-length dress accent- Print Name. Address with ZIP FASHION. Only 50c a copy.

Jed with a back bow and stream- Style Number and GKT a head start on up-lo-tlie Shar P' Joh iJo cousin and Miss Dianne Jacobson iers of American Beauty velvet! Mrs Chandler wore a i of the bridegroom, and Mike at the refreshment ta- 'Lemaster, Bernice. jble. Other reception and wed For her daughter's assistants were Mrs. willow! Clifton Sprouls, Mrs. William Dial KI 2-9428 For Her headpiece was a SCHOOL DAYS DRESS forGIRLS A Pace-Setting fashion by Don try to slop me I want to show and tell the whole class about my bright new Kate Greenaway dresses they come in ginghams, oxford cloth, durable press cottons and gorgeous knits.

Sizes: 3 to 6X from $4.98 7 to 14 from $5.98 3 North Main rose maline. Miss Jamie Prouls and Miss Gwendolyn Hogan green silk dress with matching (Lawless, Mrs. Erman Henson, red roses. Mrs. Rupard wore soft yellow linen dress self fabric bow with a circlet of accessories and a corsage of Mrs.

Frank Mrs. Len Bilke, Mrs. Frank Lasky, Mrs, Pat Tarn, Mrs. Leonard ajWindle and Mrs. Verlin Lawson.

For traveling the bride chose were bridesmaids and Miss matcni accessories and becca Rupard, sister of the vellow rose corsage, bridegroom, was junior A reception was held in fel- maid. Their dresses were iden- to the honor attendant's, Sach attendant carried a single stemmed American Beauty rose. Lighting the candles were Michael and David Lawson, lowship hall of the church. The bride's table was laid with a white net cloth over embossed cotton. Each swag of the net overskirt was accented with garlands of ivy and pink French carnations.

Crystal candelabra Fairland Native Head of Indian Art Institute Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall announced the appointment of Lloyd H. New as superintendent of the Institute of American Indian Arts, a school operated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Santa Fe, M. New has been the Institute's arts director. A member of the Cherokee Tribe and a native of Fairland, New operated his own fabric and commercial design organization in Scottsdale, Ariz prior to 1962 under the name Lloyd Kiva.

His designs and fashion items have been featured in national publications and exhibited in many museums In addition he served on museum boards, did field research in a variety of Indian Art forms, and was President of the Kiva Craft Center in Scottsdale. He joined the Institute staff in 1962. Prior to that he had served as an arts and crafts instructor in the Bureau's Intermountain Indian School at Brigham City, Utah, and from time to time as a consultant on matters dealing with arts and crafts. New was graduated from the Chicago Art Institute. He served as a Navy lieutenant during World War II.

He is married and the father of two children. Unexpected Crime KANSAS CITY (AP) Two Air Force officers said a woman recently broke off a downtown parking meter with her car, 'then asked them to help her put the meter into the car so she could take it to a police station'. Police say she never showed up. laneous shower at the First Methodist church. Hostesses were Mrs.

William Lawless, Mrs. Robert Nyberg, Mrs. Erman Henson, Mrs. William Graham, Mrs. Len Bilke and Mrs.

Charles Hey. and Mrs. Verl Wood, 421 14th avenue northwest, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mfss Charlotte Elaine Wood, (above), to Harrell Dean Post, son of Ray Post of Seminole, and the late Mrs. Post. The wedding date has not been set.

Miss Wood and Mr. Post were graduated from Northeastern with the 1967 class. They plan to attend Oklahoma State University this fall. Sherilyn Clara Kelment Is Bride of John G. Pliler The marriage of Miss I high school.

Mrs. Pliler i Sherilyn Clara Kelment to Johnjclerk typist at the Army Calvin Pliler is announced byisile Test and Evaluation Di- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. at While Sands Mis- rence J. Kelment, 605 W.

Chesl-lsile range, nut, Las Cruces, N. M. The bridegroom is on duty Pliler is the son of Mrs. the Army at Range Serv- L. Pliler of Miami and Hie'late ices Directorate (Recovery! Noble J.

Pliler. JW.S.M.R. The wedding was an eveni of' Aug. 12 in SI. Genevievc's! The literacy rate of Finland church, Las Cruces.

Ms said to be the highest in the A graduate of Las Crucc-world 99 per cenl. a pale blue dress with white accessories and a corsage of ivory roses from her bouquet. The couple will reside in Edmond where both will Central State college. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Rupard Tulsa, cousins of the bride. white tapers and dcco- were hosts for the rehearsal Miss Natalie Chandler, Fort i rated with ivy and pink at the Rainbow. Worth, cousin of the'tions flanked the wide, was flower girl and Dan-j four tiered wedding ny Young, Tulsa, also a cousin circled with ivy, as the center- of the bride, was ring bearer. Natalie wore a floor-length piece. The crystal punch bowl and silver coffee service completed the decor dress similar to the honor attendant, i Miss Sandy Serving the bridegroom the guest best man was Rick Teal.

Ush-ibara Sharp, traditional Courtesies shown the bride in- cake, en- elude a luncheon at the Miami! County club with Mrs. K. C. Jeffries and daughter, hostesses, a lingerie shower in the home of Miss Jamie! Sherard presided Sprouls with Miss Susie Elk's, book. Miss Bar- Miss Gwendolyn Hogan andj Elk Grove, Sandy Sherard sharing ers were Don Morrison, of the bridegroom, duties, and a miscel-! CO-EDS! CAPTURE CAMPUS IN STYLE! COLLEGE-BOUND FASHIONS Ttyif CORDUROY CLASSICS by It's a new fashion look for versitile, vervy fabric.

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