The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 8

EIGHT THE PANTAGRAni. BLOOM1NGTON. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. SEPT.

11. 1JS2. Kurrle-Verrill Planning Fall Wedding CeJebraie Anniversary Af Home in Bloomington Miss Roy Mizell Wedding Rites Held Sunday CA1.LCC.; (P.S Mr. arvl Mrs. Delmar Oertwig eelerratc-d their 72id anni-ersary Sunday, at a nr.fr given by their dacshters, Mrs.

Allan Abbe. and Miss Betty Oertwig and Miss Rulh Oertwig. College Crowd -I Wed in Golfax WENONA (PNS) Baskets of white mums and lighted white i candles decorated the chancel of the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon when Miss Nancy Kurrle X' COLFAX -(PNS)-Miss Pb- Prpnnf Emberton, daughter of Mr. and V7IVen DreOKrQSr Mrs. Harrison Emberton of Anchor.

A 1 became the bride of Roy Maell. rT OTQniOTQ Collax, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mizell of ML Herman, Ky.

STANFORD (PNS) A The Rev. James Organ, pastor Xhe of the Colfax Christian Churth. I for coJege wasbeli in th ana Bernard Verrul were married at 3 p. m. THE REV.

Walter Rockensteln performed the double ring cere performed the single rin cere-' 'Vl mony in the presence of several hundred guests. The bride is the r. 11 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Kurrle and the bridegroom the son of H. G. Verrill. i Mrs.

Glada Jenkins accompanied Miss Doris Kuehn and Charles Goodwin h. (I mony on Saturday at 730 p. m. Attendants of the couple were moi Carol Bradford and Larry' At th breakfast were Andre Herferd. both of Colfax.

The bride Moore. Douglas IUa5u Eanor wore a royal blue suit, with bhe l1 and and white accessories, and Mis E.oommgton wlw wU enter ELnoj Bradford wore a navy suit with. State Normal Liuversity: Elmer yellow and blue accessories. Ewirg. Bruce Hanson.

Enid Ewir.g. The bride attended school at Oe-; David and PhyCis Stolx of A rota via and the bridegroom attend- ington wr also guests. They will ed school at ML Herman, Ky. the University of Illinois. Mizell is employed at the Paul 1 A committee of the Loyal Circe Gleeson farm and their new home Class served the breakfasL will be in an apartment In Colfax.

ft Mrs. label nonorea Attendants were Miss Wanda Bess Kurrle of Dallas City, who was maid of honor, and Miss Bar bara Lamb of Granville and Miss Marian Dickey, who were bridesmaids. Sam Verrill was best 8 man for his brother and Bob Kurrle and Douglas Verrill ush Celebrates Birthday cooksville (PNS) Mrs. MR. AND MRS.

CLAYTON POLING, who mere, married Aug. 31. have moved Into their new borne at 508 E. Locust SL Sir. Poling the former Flora Mae Rogers of Normal.

Camera Craft BENSON (PNS) Mrs. Chaun- AI1 awe tirLnuay a cey Tallj-n gave a party Friday to, Sunday was surprised when her ered. They are brothers of the bridal couple. TnE BRIDE was escorted down the aisle by her father who gave her in marriage. She wore a white gown of supper satin.

The lace bodice was fitted and had a high celebrate the 8th birthday of her immecLaie xamuy. came xo cer daughter. Georgia. There were 12 home for a birthday dinner, guests preseoL Refreshments were Guests were present frcm Ells- MR. AND MRS.

A. L. ATTEBERRT are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Emmalena, to Lyle King, son of Sir. and Mrs. Les King of BushnelL MRS.

MARGARET SPANIOL of Pontiac announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Jane, to Charles L. Harris, son of Mrs. Helen Harris, also of Pontiac. HennePboto served after an hour of playing worth. fairtwry.

Arrow-? -jo. I Bloorair.gton and CooksvCe. games. attended La Salle-Peru College for CL II iwo years. Millikin University a OnQtieOn bO year and finished at Bradley Uni- i versity, Peoria, receiving Ids mas- ClQQGBQ I ters degree in June.

'LI AMONG the guests attending JOITieS OCheiblV Tmrmmm on i bibbb8b i a i 1 1 1 i 1 1 a To Live Near Piper City round neckline, long sleeves tapering to a point at the wrists and a row of covered buttons down the back. The skirt was double tiered imported Chantilly lace on billows of nylon tulle over satin, sweeping into a long satin train. She carried a bouquet of white roses were the bride's grandparents. Mr. Sales Girls Wanted for Ladles Ready-fo-Vear The Metz Family Entertain Cousin STRAWN (PNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Metz entertained a group of relatives Sunday evening in honor of Mr. Metz's cousin.Wal-ter Metz of Detroit, Mich. and stephanotis with white streamers, the ends of which were tied with stephanotis. Her 1 1 and Airs.

C. A. Kurrle, and Delmar! makua if.s Mr. and Lamb of Dallas City: her god-! Mrs. Sherman Gall announce the mother, Miss Lena Kurrle.

and approaching marriage of their her great aunt, Mrs. Anna Hart- -hrW man of BurUngton. Iowa. daughter, Sherleen. and James Several pre-nuptial parties were Schpibly.

son Mr. and Mrs. Au- held for the bride. Apersonal SchpWy. Decatur.

The wed- shower was given by former take Plac Tt. 19 at school classmates, Mrs. Julia Hel-j 8 P- m- at Maroa Christian en Redmond. Miss Marian Dickey Church. and Miss Margaret Aukland.

A Miss Gall is a Spring graduate variety shower was riven her tot the Decatur and Macon Countv 3 strand of pearls and matching ear rings were a gift of the bride groom. She also carried an im ported handkerchief, a family heir loom, given to her by her grand PLAID SHIRTS FOR THE SODA-SET v. mother Kurrle. the home of Mrs. Ralph Goodwin Hospital School cf Nursing and is The gowns of the attendants Department Full or Part Time Work Good Liberal SALARY and CONCUSSIONS Ideal WorVing Conditions NO NITE WORK Apply In Person Mr.

Ruben, Third Floor Saturday mgnt, and Mr. and Mrs a memDer or the stair there. Mr. were identical in style. Miss Kurr Kurrle entertained the members of Scheibly is a senior student nurse le wore blue and the bridesmaids 4f at the same hospital.

CIIATSWORTII (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. William Kane were married Aug. 24 in Piper City. The couple are living on a farm north of Piper City.

She is the former Luella Tornowski of Chatsworth. Fultz Studio yellow. They were styled with fit-Ith6 bridal Party 'oUowing the wed-ted bodices, portrait necklines, and rehearsal, bouffant skirts of nylon net over1 a i i taffeta. They wore mat chine rireu rr omen naiiea Honor Ohio Guests With Dinner Monday mitts and headbands of ribbon and CQ. 'r0ffon Pflo veiling.

Each carried a bouquet pansies, the sorority flower of the tTul" Arrow bride, and wore single strands Mr8 Suearin- KENNEY (PNS Mr. and Mrs. E. Nesbitt entertained at dinner Monday evening honoring t.mkK gen of Heyworth, have received pearls, gifts of the bride. tributes from a national trade as- tn 22P isociation for "outstanding achieve-followed immediately after Conner of Millord.

Ohio. Other service at the home of the bride's guests were Mrs. Mable Montgom i READ Y-TO-W 10 A ery, Mr. and Mrs. N.

A How V- ell and children Kay and Kent, Each of these women was a winner at the 1952 niinois State Fair in a contest of articles made from cotton bags. The certificates commend Mrs. 8JJLS.8JLIJ ininmtiiiitntmnnnn it ft nijt Mrs. F. E.

Stewart, Mrs. Anna parents. Assisting in the serving were sorority sisters of the bride. Miss Mary Lou Asbury of Charleston, Miss Jane Fearheiley of Decatur, Miss Jeanne Sparks of Decatur, Miss Patricia Ribbe of liioye, au or Kermey and airs. 4 Builta and Mrs.

Swearingen for s- Steger of Clinton. Celebrates Birthday Bowlina-Huff Chenoa and Miss Lois Flue of Wen-ey with cMm feed nour JL Qeorge Millers ona. Miss Pnscilla Kurrle. small unci audr una sail oacs rucn COLFAX (PNS) Mr. and t.

read as follows: The receiver of tmenain KJUesiS guests. Mrs. Forrest Lawher of Blooming- rr VUUiny lUKeS ton and Valentine Patchie and this award exemplifies the Ameri-i can Ideals of Thrift and Ineenu- EMDEN (PNSJ Mr. and I i i UI.C? oui uruuy family helped Mr. Adison Ritchie For her going away costume, Mrs.

Verrill wore a rose colored suit with navy accessories and a corsage of pansies. She and her husband left for Houston. ity by transforming empty cotton M- George Miller entertained at, bags Into useful articles for home their home Sunday evening in horv and family hence also helping or of their daughter. Patty, whose in the nationwide fight against in- Sth birthda was Saturday. They CLINTON (PNS) Miss Caro- lynn Bowling of Clinton chose pink ihra-a nvlon net in ballerina lonixth forlwhere.ne wiU attend the Vniver- flation by achievine a cractical also honored Mr.

and Mrs. Puibert her wedding Saturday night to Wil- phD degree wycMoThy' of Atlanta. whoe first 4 liam D. Huff. Psjcnoiogy.

mey et" wedding anniversary was Srpt. 6. i Vu. 7 hvill live in a campus TT4 99 celebrate his 81st birthday Sunday. His birthday was Sept.

10. Mr. Ritchie is a retired farmer and enjoys reasonably good health. Mrs. Will more, James Houchins Wed in Decatur WAYNESVTLLE -(PNS) -Mrs.

Lucille Adele Willmore, daughter $1 xik marriage iook piace in at. Paul's Universalist Church at 7:30 The couple graduated from schools. Mrs. Verrill then attended James Milliken University W1 t4 Black suede pump, high heel. Narrow and medium widths.

7 at Decatur where she received her degree in home economics last June. She is a member of Delta. Delta, Delta Sorority. Mr. Verrill p.

with the P.ev. P. E. Pwoll performing the single ring ceremony. Miss Lila Shaffer, in blue taffeta, attended her classmate as maid of honor.

The bride had white carnations in her bouquet, and her attendant's flowers were pink carna Short Sleeve Generous Length Washable Cottons. Subdued or Bold Plaids 'A in A Wide Variety of Color Combinations. Sizes 32 to 33 tions. Daniel Norton of Pekin attended the bridegroom. Mrs.

Huff is the daughter of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter German of Decatur, and James Houchins, Clinton, formerly of Waynesville, were married Aug. 9 in Decatur, i The bride wore a ballerina length dress of angel blue with a Chantilly lace bodice and a full skirt of nylon net over taffeta.

She wore A A MM MM and Mrs. Elwyn Bowling of Clinton, and a 1952 graduate of Clinton Community High School. Mr. Huff, who graduated from the same school in 1947, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence W. Huff, a white lace cap trimmed with HUM 'MIS i'4 t3 blue veiling and white nylon lace mitts. Her corsage was pink roses. Lovely purses for your Fall ensemble- Match mates tor your shoes. $1.98 and Mrs.

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