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THE PANTAGRAPH, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943. tax Chicago. Both are now employed in defense work in Chicago. Miss Schofh Married to Women gown of marquisette and lace and carried a bouquet of pink roses and lavender sweet peas. The bridegroom is a graduate of Empire Township high school.

He also attended the University of Illinois. The bride is a graduate of Gage Park high school of After June 1, their new homF, will be in Chicago. Those attend- ing the wedding included the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle T.

Roby and Miss Phone 4500, ft -f Chicago Girl Weds Former Le Roy Man Ann Ross Married To Charles Roby LE ROY. (PNS) Miss Ann Mary Ellen Gilmore all of Le Roy. L. i i i i. I I VV' Chicago Man Albert Aughenbaugh Weds Beason Girl In Church Ceremony M3L rikl West Side Square Helen Ross of Chicago, daughter of Mr.

and Mfs. Stephen J. Ross of Watervliet, was mar ried to Charles H. Roby of Chi BEASON. (PNS) Miss Doris cago, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles T. Roby of Le Roy in a single Adelle Schoth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scoth, r.

r. 2, and Pvt. Eugene Albert Aughenbaugh of ring ceremony performed at 3 p. m. Saturday.

The wedding was read by the Rev. William Quinn at the St. Gaul Catholic church of Chicago. The attendants were Mrs. John Ross, matron of honor, Pvt.

John Ross, best man, both of Water Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aughenbaugh of Chestnut, were married at 8:30 p. m. Saturday in a candlelight service in the Chestnut Methodist church with the Rev.

H. F. Higgin reading the double ring ceremony in the presence of a group of relatives and friends. The church was decorated with palms, ferns, pastel iris and vliet and Miss Lillian Hans of Chicago and Loren E. Anderson of Normal.

I v2U v. The bride wore a white satin wedding gown with a fineertiD veil of silk net. She carried a candles. bridal spray of white roses, sweet peas and baby's breath. Miss Laura Beth Kindred of Champaign was bridesmaid and Miss Beth Schoth, sister of the The matron of honor wore a Colors: Chocolate Raspberry Boy Blue Gulf Aqus Sizes 9-15 MR.

AND MRS. ROBERT XORDIXE are living at 912 North Madison street following their marriage May 16. Mrs. N'ordine is the former Miss Helen Sehwandt. photo by Hawku bride, was maid of honor.

Everett Aughenbaugh served his brother as best man. Dwaine Martin of gown of pale yellow marquisette and lace and carried a bouquet of yellow roses and lavender sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore a pink MR. AM) ALYIX are making their home at 1206 South Oak street following their recent marriage at Holy Trinity rectory. Mr.

Buck, the former Frances Houghtaling, is the daughter rf Mr. and Mrs. John J. Houghtaling of 1-409 South Main street, (Normal. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Lena C. Buck of 1206 South 03k street and the late Fred Buck. Mt. Pulaski, Danny Beuhler and Loren Simcoe of Chestnut were ring in the center of a white rose Both are neices of the bride. members of the wedding party.

Miss Emery New under -arm Wears White Net. The bride is a graduate of Cream Deodorant Miss JoAnn Schoth, sister of the bride, sang "I Love Thee," ac Mt. Pulaski high school. Sgt. Streenz is a graduate of ISNU.

companied by Max Miranda of safely Both formerly were employed at hj 171 lAlrx Lincoln who played a 30 minute Stops Perspiration Real FJattery In This Dress prelude of organ music. The tra Home Bride Near Maroa Wed to Sgt. Everett Streenz ditional wedding march was the State Farm Insurance companies in Bloomington. A reception was held following the ceremony for 40 relatives and friends. The newlyweds left immediately after the reception.

Her played by Mr. Miranda. The bride wore a white net dress over satin with a fingertip veil and carried a bouquet of go-away costume was a rose suit Great Need Wins GirJs For Nursing Glamor Is Not The Attraction BY KITH MTLLETT. In New Ycrk city, high school srlrls who think they war.t to be CHESTNUT. The wedding ot Miss Wilna E.

Emery, daughter of with fox trim lapels and white accessories. Sgt. Streenz will return Monday, May 31 to Camp Stewart, and she will remain here at the home of her parents. white roses. Miss Kindred wore blue marquisette and her bouquet was pink roses.

Miss Beth Schoth wore red and white dotted swiss and carried red roses. Miss Jo-Ann Schoth wore white dotted swiss and her corsage was of pastel sweet peas. Mrs. Scoth and Mr. and Mrs.

Louis L. Emery of Maroa, and Sgt. Everett M. Streenz, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Er- vin Streenz of Bloomington, took Mrs. Aughenbaugh wore black 1. Does not rot dresses or men's shirts. Does not irritate skin. 2.

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4. A pure, white, greaseless, stainless vanishing cream. 5. Awarded Approval Seal of American Institute of Launder, ine for beine harmless to Women Hold Final Luncheon with white accessories and corsages of gardenias. nurses were taken cn a tour of the The brides going away outfit place Sunday at the home of the bride's parents.

The single ring ceremony was read by the Rev Doolin. Mrs. Leona Clark of Decatur played was biege with blue accessories. Reception Held. Mrs.

Aughenbaugh is a grad fabric. the wedding marches and accom uate of Beason Community high A really yummy junior frock for summer. It's of San-forized so you can dunk it like a hankie and as often. A button-down- the-bftcker and you just look at those wonderful envelope pocketes. HT9 school, Bloomington Business college and has been employed in panied Delores Jean Fleagle of Mt.

Pulaski, who sang, "I Love You Truly" and "At Dawning" SMOOTH 6 Bloomington and at present is i preceding the ceemony. 39 a lar ST The bride's gown was of white satin trimmed with seed pearls employed in Decatur. The bridegroom is a graduate of Mt. Pulaski Township high school and at present is stationed in Chicago where he will attend an officers Alio In 104 and 59f jars FARMER CITY. (PNS) The year's program of the American home department of the Senior Woman's club was brought to a close Tuesday with a 1 p.

m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. Cassius Yowell. Mrs. L.

W. Russell and Mrs. Marshall Curtis were assistant hostesses. After the luncheon a program and social recreation arranged by Mrs. W.

P. Massock were enjoyed. Mrs. O. B.

Pace, guest, was winner of a contest for having the most articles in her pocketbook and being able to give the best and most humorous explanation lor their inclusion in the purse. Retiring officers of the department are Mrs. J. E. Hyatt, chair and insertion of lace, made in a Good HmtMketBiDg mm aak 5 city's hospitals, in an effort to recruit 3.0C'0 students for schools of nursing in that city.

They were given a chance to see icr themselves what the work is like. Nursing wasn't glamorized for them cr made to sound easy. They were told that nursing is hard labor but worth while. Why should not that same thing be done in cities and small towns all over the country? Visits Hospitals. Nurses are desperately needed in the armed forces and in civilian life.

Not nearly as many girls as are needed are entering nurse's training. Maybe more girls would be interested if they were taken through the hospitals of their own community, had their questions answered about training. 1 1 aLV k- If ITS princess style with full train. Her finger tip veil fell from a tiara training school for meterologists. Mrs.

Aughenbaugh will continue of orange blossom of pearls and her work in Decatur for the she carried a shower bouquet of sweetheart and Johanna white A reception was held immedi roses. She wore a single strand ately following the ceremony in ftlM pearl necklace, a gift of the bride the dming room of the church. groom. Mrs. Maurice Brannom, Lincoln, Miss Reva Emery, sister of the and Mrs.

Grace Hoop of Decatur bride, and maid of honor was man, and Mrs. Martha Melntire, mm poured. Refreshments were served recorder. Mrs. L.

W. Russell will dressed in ice blue embroidered mousseline de sole, floor length, succeed Mrs. Hyatt and Mrs. Me by Mrs. John Thomas and Miss Mildred Bock of Beason assisted lntire will succeed herself.

pay and requirements for getting 109 W. JEFFERSON ST. by Miss Marian Behrends, Miss and carried pink roses. Miss Evelyn Streenz, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid and wore into this important work. And if they were told the real need for Lorene Knecht and Miss Dorothy Knecht and Miss Marilyn Atteberry of Beason, all schoolmates of the bride.

an ice blue gown and carried nurses that exists today. uins of high school age are Choir Entertained FARMER CITY. (PNS) The Crusader choir of the Methodist church was entertained at dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don roses.

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Man Wed To Make Visit 4.90 Chili hieh srhnnl. TVipv will rt- I iw side on a farm near Peru, where Mr. Bostic is engaged in farming. DANVERS. (PNS) Relatives and friends in and near Danvers learned this week of the marriage of Charles E.

Bostic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bostic of Peru, former residents of Danvers, to Miss Vivian Bailee, daughter of Lowell Bailee of Chili, Ind. The wedding ceremony was performed at 2 p.

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John Melby is expected to arrive Wednesday night from Washington, D. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Melby, 4 White place. Her husband is on duty with the state department, and her two children are in El Paso, with Mrs.

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M. Campbell read the single ring service. Mr. Wichmann is employed at Meadows Manufacturing Co. The couple will live at 703 South Main street.

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