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Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 88

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April 14, 1948 Cob. mmm Om tur Wifi. I4fii BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SAU)N 3003 N. WISH TO oram low wicis sot MR. KINNITH THOMPSON IXPIRT tta PtrmanMit f12J0 WMh 4 $240 Hair Cut MM mm WWn9 9MK iMIm Um wiaitMt Mk mm Williams-Leedom Vows at First Baptist Church Tht Bapttot Churdi wii the iceiie of the wedding of Mist Cynthia Leedocn and Thomas L.

Wimami at 7:30 m. March 3t. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.

Leedom of Anderson. are parents, Mrs. Noreen J. Williams of Dallas, Is the mother of the bridegroom. The Rev.

Ward Hurlburt officiated at the ceremony. The IF GOT THE MONEY, GOT THE TIME And it's the correct time by famous Glycine, one of Switzerland's finest watches. From the top: The Day-Date vacuum. Tells the time, day and date at a glance. Self-winding.

Air. water and condensation proof. In stainless, $100. The automatic compressor. Self-winding with date feature, $99.50 The Airman.

Created for the flying man. Features 24-hour dial, Convenient Terms Available altar was adorned with white gladioli and yellow pompons. Nuptial music was (wovlded by Mrs. Nina Hofman. William GeocMer eiXK)rted the bride to the altar.

She wore a long skimmer gown of white crepe featuring a removable watteau train of scalloped aien- CW 1 ace. The gown was designed with a high lace yoke, a sabrlna neckline and long sleeves. An elixm-length veU of English sUk illusion cascaded from a lace caplet adorned with seed pearls. Sie carried a cascade bouguet of white carna- tkms and roses. Miss Sharon Spall, bridesmaid, wore a gown of moss green crepe.

She carried a colonial bouquet of yellow pompons and mums. Lt. G. Hoffman served as best man. Ushers were Lt.

Andrew Anderson wd U. Gene Blevins. Miss Shirley Wilson, Miss Carol Wheeler, Miss Karen Kramer, and Miss Celestial Myers assisted at the reception at the church. For a wedding trip to Dallas, the bride a gray three- piece suit with tan trim. The couple will reside at 129 Bonfoy, Apartment The bride attended Indiana State University and Purdue University.

She received a mas-' degree from Butler Uni-: versity, also in Indiana. Herj husband is a graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington Miss Susan Randall attended the wedding from Denver. Town i Mrs. Mary E. Lowe of 233 Mrs.

J. T. Burton writes, fEI Paao has returned from a hrora Colorado ibrkf vl.lt In Tuawn, Arlz.i^i"»»'" While there vlelled her The Burtons an- T. Sft Howell D. Lowe and daughter.

Pamela, to I family. T. Sgt. Lowe has Just Lee Zesula, son of Mr. and returned from a year in Viet- Mrs.

Charles E. Zeaula of 815 Sunset Road. Miss Patty McCleary and her fiance, Bruce Cameron, were honored with a crystal shower and brunch tested by Mmes. James Kennedy, Louis Kenne- William Marshall and 'James Curry at the Curry teme on Marilyn Road. MRS.

CORNE LIUS DUGGAN nee Schumm StwKMr Open Fri. 'til 8:30 Ftiit JewtHtrt 1925 29 South SlfMl Colorado Springa Aiao in Denvar FREE Park 'n Shop Unit 89 to Fete 8th Year Unit 89, National Aswciation of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees, will meet at 1 p.m. Monday at Townsend Hall, 124 S. 8th St. This will be the eighth anniversary of the club.

All railway veterans, wives and widows are invited. For further information, call 6333763. Duggan-Schumm Vows at Holy Cross Lutheran Miss Carol Ann Schumm be- The bride, given in maiiiage came the bride of Lt. Cornelius by her father, wore a floor-' Dussan in mililary al Holy Chantilly lace "Ith scalloped neckline, fitted Cross Lutlwran Uurch She 15 hod ice and long sleeves daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

niolher.of-pcarl Walter L. of Ba es Drive Mr. and Mra. Cor- motheratf-pearl and Bowed nellus Duggan of Watertown to the floor. are the parents of the fingertip veil was crowned center teardrop pearl iCircled with motherHit-pearl.

ciated the m. cere- carried a bouquet of while mony March 16. The church camations surrounded by pink was derarated with white gla.i,„j rosebuds, dloli with pink and red cania- tions and palms. Mrs. Wilfred Oelrldt.

organist, accompanied gown the Holy Cross quartet of ter Schumm (the bride's fath- erl. Dr. Paul Roesler, Paul Mary Worm, bndes- Oelrick and Rev Hiller Among the patrons Reserving their seats early for the Junior League performances are Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong, Mr.

and Mrs. Bland Crejiap, Mr. and Mrs. Cady Mr. and Mr.s Mr.

and Mrs Ci.annirg F. Sweet, Air Marshal and Mrs. W. R. MacBrien, Dr and Mrs.

Craig Larimer, Dr and Mrs J. E. Cook and many, many others. Mrs George Repettl Jr. Mrs Morton McGinley and Mrs Karl Eitel sat down to many cups of coffee and sent out in- viations to the Colorado Springs sSchool for Girls luncheon and fashion stew recently.

i Mrs Mary E. Lowe of 233 iEl Paso, has returned from a brief visit in Tucson, Ariz While there she visited her son and his family, T. Sgt. Howell who has just returned from a year in Vietnam. and Mrs.

Jay Cook. 2734 N. Arcadia announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet Kay, to Richard Alan Ilayhurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ilayhur.st of 2226 Clarkson Drive.

Both young people graduated from Was.son High School, class of '67. Wedding plans at thi.s time are indefinite. Miss Patty McCleary and her fiance, Bruce Cameron, are being honored with a crystal shower and brunch on Saturday ho.sted by Mmes. James Kennedy, Louis Kennedy, William and James Curry at the Curry home on Marilyn Road. Cimarron Hills Club To Hear of Clothes The monthly meeting of the Cimarron Hills Extension Club will meet at 8 p.m.

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-2 maid, wore a floor-length red brocade gown and carried white carnations with red Jeanette Schumm, the bride's served as junior bridesmaid. Hc" gown and flowers matched those of the bridesmaid. Herbert K. Stockdale of Colo- Rickey Gif fen was the ring rado Springs and Mrs. Mary L.

bearer. Skip Faith, Charles Stockdale, Aitair Lane, an- Coolidge. Itaymond Schuder. Loyd Belwood. Jeffery Tobalski Miss Stockdale Is Anlicioating July Nuotials 4c and Charles Hosmer acted as saber bearers.

Edward Duggan served as his best man. Ushers were Jim Schumm and Martin Schumm. The mother wore a blue lace coat dress with matching accessories. A blue silk dress with blue and white accessories was chosen by the mother of the bridegroom. Mrs.

Angela Groff and Irwin Bennigsdorf served at the reception at the Hackney House. Mrs Michael Tuffner held the guest book. For a wedding trip to Aspen, the bride chose a pink coat dress with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. The couple will reside at Mathers Air Force Base in Sac- nounce the engagement of their ramento. Calif.

The bride grad- daughter, Jo Ann, to Michael B.j Wasson High School. Smith, son of Capt. and Mrs. husband is a 1967 graduate Roger W. Smith.

1310 Osgood of United States Air Force Road. Academy. Miss Stockdale is a 1963 grad- Out-of-town guests were Mr. uate from Cheyenne Mountain: Mrs. Cornelius Duggan and High School.

She attended the Edward Duggan of Watertown, MISS JO A. STOCKDALE University of Colorado at Boulder for one and is now attending the University of Colorado wi the local campus. Her major is elementary education. Her fiance is a 1966 gradute of Valley Central High School in Montgomery, N.Y., and attended Rutgers University in New Jersey for a year. Presently he is also attending the University of Colorado, Cragmor.

His major is civil engineering. The couple plans to be married on July 6 at the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan pitis and Mr and Mrs.

Martin Schumm. of Mr. and Mrs. Orris Coloitts of. Akron and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Colpitis of Flacker. 473-2372 ontgomerv WARD SERVICE SPECIAL! FIRST IN SERVICE will Church Circles Plan to Meet The following circle of the St. Methodist Church will meet this week: Eventide and Dorcas meet with Judy Robertson, 1903 N. Chelton, at 7:30 p.m.

Thurs- day. uu Ruth Inman plans to meet at 1 p.m. Thursday with Irene Werts. 1M4 Tesla Drive. Ayars meets with Evelyn Sho- 2723 Templeton Gap Road, at 9:30 a.m.

Thursday. Car pools for the Ayars aikl Bruening Circles fellowship lun- cheon at the Craftwood are to be formed at 12:40 p.m. MssmiimiHinsM RENT A HANO 10.00 FwwInwi COKHUOOSraiKS MUSIC CO. 110 N. Tejon $35-1581 AUTOMATIC WASHER MECHANICAL OVERHAUL ONE WEEK ONLY to tho following: SignoHiro Gonorol- iloetric WosHnghouso Konmoro Whirlpool Norgo Maytag 'Charge it' Hero's what we do; 1.

Complete mechonicol overhaul 2. ALL electric ports checked and adjusted 3. All pumps and valves overhauled 4. Timer cleaned and adjusted Labor and mechaniccrl ports included Parts guaranteed one full year Electrical hoses and gaskets extra ui OL UI US US Srann FREE DETERGENT DISPENSER laundry deter- IfOIIIISe 9 erst and bleach. 7.95 SOtlUSe We Service All Brands Radio, TV, Stereo Alto Electronic Ovens CALL WARDS SERVICE NUMBER 473-2372 WARDS SERVICE CENTER Opw, Fri.

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