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TEX TIIE DAILY PAXTAGRAPn, THURSDAY, gETTOIBER tt. 115. Married in Kempton, Pontiac Churches Jacqui Weeks i i Wnrl at Hnmp 1 1 UU Ul I IUIIIV Of Grandmother i. FAIRBURY (PNS) Miss Jacqui Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Weeks of Fair bury, and Dr. Robert Bartholo-meu of Cincinnati, Ohio, son of A 1 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bartholomeu of Clyde, Ohio, were married Saturday at the home of the bride's Phyllis Kilgus, Mr. Nussbaum Exchange Vows FAIRBURY (PNS) Miss Phyllis Kilgus, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman J. Kilgus, and Robert Nussbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nussbaum, exchanged marriage vows in the First Presbyterian Church Sunday.

The Rev. John Foss officiated at, the double ring ceremony in the presence of 200 guests. Music was by Curtis Weeks, organist, and Stanley Weeks, who sang. The bride, given in marriage by hef lather, was attired in a gown of hand clipped lace and nylon tulle over satin, styled with a fitted, lace bodice and pleating edging, the scalloped neckline. The full' skirt was designed with cascades of ruffled pleating and a train accented by side panels of scalloped edged lace.

The fingertip veil of imported illusion was held in place by a scalloped half hat of lace edged with pearls and trimmed with sequins. The. bride carried a bouquet of white roses. Her pearl necklace was a gift of the bridegroom. grandmother, Mrs.

Edna Weeks. The Rev. William Wittig. Trini mm- ty Lutheran Church pastor, performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 54 guests in front of the fireplace. MRS.

CURTIS Weeks, aunt of V. the bride, was organist, and Stan ley Weeks, cousin of the bride, was soloist 1 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Chantilly lace and tulle gown of white. The moulded bodice of lace had sheer yoke of illusion and a Little Boy collar. The floor length skirt was of Duchess satin with over' KEMPTON (PNS) The Kempton Method-1st Church was the scene of the miniate Sept. 4 of Miss Doris Lambert and Robert Lowe.

Art-Krmit Pbot CORNELL (PNS) Sir. aad Sirs. Robert Brsckoey were wed at the FTrt Baptist Chorea of Footlae- Sept. 12. She was Donas Irenoa.

Pbo laying skirts of bouffant tulle. Ap- pliqued to the outer skirt of tulle Sir. and Sirs. Nussbaum Dr. and Sirs.

Bartholomeu Fultx Photos was a bow pattern of the lace. The bride wore a Juliet cap ace, pearls and sequins. II er Married in Rites at Rowe, Anchor shoulder length French illusion veil Heldts, Mrs. Lowell See Junior Mr. Heidi's Mural as worn by her sister at her wed ding.

The bride carried a fan of Chantilly lace to which two white orchids, surrounded by pink rose Mrs. Helen Lowell of 906 N. Ev of white, red. turquoise, gold and Reeds To Mark 2Sth Anniversary PONTIAC An open bouse from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. in.

wiU mark the 23th wedLr anniversary of Sir. and Mrs. Frank Reed cf Pontiac Fern Webber and FrarJc Reed were married Sept 23. 1323, at the Methodist parsocage Bloomirg- buds, was fastened. ans St went to Champaign Sun brass are used in the piece.

The day with her uncle and aunt, Mr. mural is eight feet high and al MRS. DOROTHY Brooker of Mt and Mrs. Carl R. Heldt Sr.

of the most 83 feet long. Pulaski, sorority sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Miss Art Mart to visit Mr. and Mrs. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Arlene Neubauer of Chicago was Carl R.

Heldt Jr. anl children, Pamela and Aaron. Bonnie Rush, FORREST (PNS) Doris bridesmaid. Attendants' dresses Bryant celebrated her 15th birth were of golden bronze rich taffeta. granddaughter of the senior Heldts, also accompanied the in aiternoon length, ucn carried day and Mary Faye Hanshew, her 13th, at a party Saturday night at group.

crescent arrangement of Bronze the Bryant home. In Champaign the family saw chrysanthemums backed with the wrought iron mural made by ton by the Rev. F. A. McCarthy.

They are the parents ct two daughters. Mrs. Joan Brown cf Odell and Mrs. Janet Met! cf Fairbury. They also have one grandchild.

Get extra Licome by scIHr.s things you're through with by using Pantagraph classified ads. dark brown leaves. They wore KTEFERS ENTERTAIN the younger Mr. Heldt who gradu small circle hats of brown velvet STRAWN (PNS) Mr. and ated from Stanford High School finished with matching bows at the and the University of Illinois.

sides with brief veils. Mrs. Wesley Kiefer and family entertained at a birthday dinner His work may be seen until Fri Guy Bishop of Dayton, Ohio, Sunday evening. JANE IFFT of Fairbury and Paul Himelick of Indiana, both cousins of the" bride, were candle-lighters. Maid of honor was Miss Emma Lou Ifft of Peoria, a cousin of the bride, who wore a ballerina length gown of green with a strapless bodice and flared skirt with rows of inserted pleats.

She wore a matching jacket and a headpiece with a nose veil. She carried a bronze chrysanthemum bouquet Dressed like Miss Ifft were the bridesmaids, Mrs. Richard Kilgus, a sister-in-law of the bride, -and Miss Dorothy Traub. Their flowers were yellow chrysanthemums. Margaret DeFries served as flower girl.

Her dress was of antique taffeta in white. Jimmy Himelick, cousin of the bride, served as ring bearer. John Nussbaum of New York City served his brother as best man. Paul Eilers, Charles Veatch, Richard Kilgus, brother of the bride, and Jack Milne, cousin of the bridegroom, were ushers. THE HECEPTION was held In the' church.

In charge were Mrs. Pearl Waters, Mrs. Una Schmidt, Mrs. Margaret Cox, Mrs. Eunice Pratt and Mrs.

George Schade. Assisting with serving were Miss Marlene Ifft, Miss Lois Kafer and, Mrs. Dorothy Steidinger. Mrs. Butler was in charge of the guest register.

For the wedding trip to Florida, the bride chose to wear a blue knit suit with pink and navy accessories. She wore a corsage of pink roses. After Sept. 28 the couple will be at home in Fairbury. Both Mr.

and Mrs. Nussbaum day, after which it will be taken served as best man. Ushers were to Rochester, where It will Richard Allen of Thawville, broth be placed in the Hemisphere Room er-in-law of the bride, and Dr. William King of Chicago. of the Kahler HotcL The mural depicts the history of the Western A reception was held at the Hemisphere, from the are of dis home of the bride's grandmother.

covery to the present The senior Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. James Wharton, Mr. Heldt helped his son in some cousin of the bride, was in charge of the work.

of the bridal table. Mrs. Roger The mural, most of which Is Maneville, sister of the bride black; stands out from a back groom, was in charge of the ground about five Inches. Touches CORNELL (PNS) Miss Jeanne Banghman was married to David Rapp Sept. 12 at St.

Paul's Lutheran Church at Rowe. The couple will live near Pontlac. Spanlol Photo MELVDT (rNS) St. John' Lutheran Church at Anchor was the scene of the wedding Aug. 29 of Miss Carol Blelfeldt and Glenn O.

Clauss. Guests numbered 200. BUk Phot punch, and Mrs. Harvey Traub, cousin of the bride, poured coffee. charge cf the guest register Mrs.

Stanley eeks, cousin of the book. bride, cut the cake. SELECT IT AT SHIELD'S The bride's sister. Mrs. Jeannine Ben Taylor 76 Mrs.

Beebe Allen, was dismissed from the hos others ho assisted were Mrs. Harold Butler, Mrs. Richard Carl Rettkes To Mark 25th LONG POINT (PNS) Ben pital the day before the wedding and was in attendance at the serv Celebrate 2Sth Taylor was honored on his 76th Kilgus and Miss Barbara Bcrge-man. Miss Barbar Meyers was in birthday Sunday at the home of ice. his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

Anniversary Anniversary and Mrs. Faye Girard near Cor nell. Sixty-two guests were present SAYBROOK Mr. and CJJLp AX (PNS) Dr. and lor a basket dinner.

Mrs. Norman Beebe celehratpH Carl Rettke of Kankakee, former graduated from Fairbury High School, and Mrs. Nussbaum is employed in. the office at Honegger's Saybrook area residents, will ob Have Phoenix Guests TOE WOOLEX MUX STOIIE Visit Our Toddler and Teen-Age Deparf-rnenW'and See These Smart New Budget "Priced Coats. Sizes I to 6x 1 to 14 Yrs.

serve their Z5th wedding anni CORNELL- (PNS) Mr. and versary Saturday with open house Mrs. Morris Weinberg Sunday en and a dance at St. George Hall in and Nussbaum is associated with his father and uncle in the Nussbaum Plumbing business in Fairbury. Kankakee.

tertained at a family dinner for Start them right with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Mr. Rettke and the former Lucille Lappin of Saybrook were mar and Mrs. Walter Breiholtz, and their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday with a dinner at their! home. Dr.

and Mrs. Beebe wye' married at St Paul. Sept I 14. 1929. They moved to Colfax in 1937.

They re parents of two David, at home, and Robert, a student at Illinois Wesleyan Uni-i versity. I Weekend visitors at the Bee-' be home were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar! Lee of Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs.

L. II. Beebe, New Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steven-; son, Hudson, Mrs.

Harley family of Phoenix, Ariz. ried Sept. 21, 1929, in Saybrook. He SAI Pledges Name Officers is in the carpentry business in Kan TO ATTEND GRAND CHAPTER kakee, where the Rettkes make PAXTON (PNS) Members of the Prospect Chapter, Order of their home at 482 S. Foley Ave.

They are parents of three children, Eugene Rettke and Mrs. Pledge class officers for Sigma the Eastern Star, who will attend Alpha iota, music sorority at Illi grand chapter Oct. 5 at Spring nois Wesleyan University, were Paul Keft of Kankakee and Herb- field in the Armory will be Mrs. named Tuesday. ert Rettke, with the Armed Forces Saneta Thorensten, worthy ma De Lander and children, St Wesident is Shelby Hazel, sec- in Germany.

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