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12 Saturday, November 18, 18S5 Mattoon (EL) Journal Gazett. Card shower scheduled Karin Lacy, Garry Lanham wed by candlelight to mark 80th birthday 1" SHELBYVILLE Arrangements of mauve, burgundy and white lilies, carnations and roses adorned the sanctuary of First United Methodist Church for the candlelight wedding of Karin Lacy and Garry Lanham. Their parents are Linda Lacy of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. John Gingrey of Shelbyville and Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Lanham of Decatur. The Rev. Judy Curry officiated the 4 p.m. double-ring ceremony on April 22, 1995.

Organist Janet Albin of Neoga accompanied Jerry Burrell of Neoga who sang, "Everything I Do, I Do For You," "Through the Eyes of Love" and "Wind Beneath My Wings." The bride wore a white bridal satin gown styled with iridescent sequins and seed pearl detailing, which embellished the Basque bodice. Beaded lace adorned the bateau neckline and the tucked Renaissance sleeves. The full skirt, accented with a large back bow, extended into a semicathedral-length train embellished with beaded Schiffli embroidered appliques and inserts of sequined lace. She carried a cascade of mauve, burgundy and white roses and tiger lilies. Amy Newcomb of Charleston attended the bride.

She wore a tea-length mauve taffeta gown and carried a bouquet of mauve, burgundy and white roses with tiger lilies. Sloane Lynch, niece of the bridegroom, daughter of Tom and Tonya Lynch of Shelbyville, was the flower girl. Scottie Welton, son of Tym and Marie Welton, was the ring bearer. Steve Welton of Shelbyville served as best Guests were seated by Mark Kastenholz of Richmond, Ind. A dinner and dance reception was held at the Shelbyville Country Club.

Servers were Vicki Takahashi of El Cajon, cousin of the bride, and Tanya Lynch of Shelbyville, sister of the bridegroom. The bride is a 1989 graduate of Neoga High School and is employed at HealthCare Service Corp. in Mattoon. Her husband is a 1984 graduate of Shelbyville High School and works at Manufacturing in Shelbyville. Following a honeymoon trip to Florida and the Bahamas, the newlyweds reside near Shelbyville.

ASHMORE The children of Marjorie Kimball invite family and friends to attend an open house for her 80th birthday on Sunday. It will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Ashmore Community Center. ShewasbornonNov.21,1915. She has five children, Alvin Kimball of Paris, Wallace (Lenora) Owen of Ashmore, Mrs.

Donald (Nancy Fluckey of Ashmore, Daniel Kimball, of Charleston and Mrs. Russell (Evelyn) Upton of Mattoon. She has one daughter who is deceased. Mrs. Kimball has 19 grandchildren and numerous greatgrandchildren and great-greatgrandchildren.

She is a lifelong resident of the Ashmore area. I -I 4 i VH i V'' I i ninimmn i Marjorie Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Garry Lanham News Notes Patricia Cisna and Eric Davis repeat vows I I Toastmasters' Christmas party set Wayne Hilchen was presiding officer and Toastmaster at the Nov. 13 meeting of the Ken De-gler Lincoln Trials Toastmaster's Club Jim Gire was topics master and Burl Bauer, general evalua-tor.

Gire's asked each participant to tell what he would do for the United States after Gire, as president, appointed each to a particular cabinet level position. Victor Flood, "appointed to OSHA," was voted best topics speaker. Prentiss Faw's program speech, titled, "Vocation Highlights," narrated his family's recent trip to Texas and Oklahoma. It included seeing the, many blocks of Oklahoma City's still SPRINGFIELD The sanctuary of Sherman United Methodist Church provided the setting for the Sept. 2, 1995, wedding of Patricia Ellen Cisna and Eric Michael Davis.

The Rev. Bob Ervin, assistant pastor, officiated the 4 p.m., double-ring vows. Organist Carol Poe accompanied Scott Saegesser, who sang "Bridal Parents of the bride are Edward Cisna ofMat-toon and the late Elsie Cisna. The bridegroom is the son of Charles and Janice Boone of Springfield. The bride chose a white gown styled with a hand-beaded, brocade bodice and skirt of white bengalen.

She wore handmade slippers that matched her gown and carried a cascade of white silk roses and lilies. DiannePotter-ByronofDawsonattendedthe bride. Bridesmaids were Mary Campbell of Decatur, Patty Olson of Pekin and Kathy Cisna of Mattoon. They wore Renaissancemedieval-styled gowns of royal blue bengalen with white peasant blouses underneath. They carried bou quets of blue and white roses, lilies and irises.

Bob Byron of Dawson served as best man. Groomsmen were Gary Davis of Springfield, John Nowack of Pekin and Tom Cisna of Mattoon. Shayla Davis, daughter of Gary and Derlie Davis, was the flower girl; Todd Erickson, son of David and Sandy Erickson, was the ring bearer. Ushers were David Erickson of Springfield and Rick Buzzard of Godfrey. A reception was held at Lincoln Park pavilion.

The bride is a graduate of Lake Land College with an associate's degree in accounting and a graduate of Eastern Illinois University with a degree in business administration. She works in the office of Select Beverages. Her husband attends the University of Illinois at Springfield and is majoring in computer science. He is a hardware and software technician for Integrated Business Systems Inc. The newlyweds reside at 2301 W.

Lawrence, Springfield. i unrepaired and empty building where the April terrorist bomb explosion was. Victor Flood spoke on "A Day as a Union Steward," providing all a glimpse into the diplomacy1, persuasion and sincerity needed to keep workers and supervisors in harmony. I Flood was voted best speaker Hilchen best evaluator and Gire gave the best performance of as-signed duties. Solos to meet Tuesday for supper Effingham Solos will meet' at 6:30 p.m.

for supper Tuesday af the China Buffet west on Fayette Avenue, Effingham. i For more information call Dorothy at 268-3529, Mae at 536-6964 or Jack at 868-214. j. f. Mr.

and Mrs. Eric Davis Traci Sullivan and Mathew Baker say 'I do' Ncw Arrivals ARCOLA Silk flower arrangements, Boston ferns and candelabra decorated the altar of St. John's Catholic Church for the Sept. 23, 1995, wedding of Traci Kimberli Sullivan and Mathew Todd Baker. Their parents are Michael Sullivan of Charleston, Edna Sullivan of Mattoon and Mary Baker WetzeL also of Mattoon.

The Rev. Michael Mullink officiated the 2 p.m. double-ring wedding. Bo Turner and Rita Jeffreys sang "To Me," "Just You and "The Wedding Song." The bride, escorted by her father, wore a dresses with black velvet bolero jackets. They carried bridesmaid bouquets of white roses and ivy with burgundy and black floral accents.

Brock and Dalton Baker, children of the newlyweds, were the ringbearers. Darin Beck of Mattoon was the best man. Groomsmen were JonThoinas of Decatur, Tim Plata and Ed Sullivan, both of Mattoon, who also seated the guests. A dinner and dance reception was held at the Areola Country Club with music provided by Tim Montgomery, disc jockey. The bride is a 1988 graduate of Mattoon High School and a 1989 graduate of Lake Land College with a degree in dental assisting.

She is a dental assistant for Dr. J.L. Hastings, DDS. The bridegroom is a 1989 graduate of Mattoon High School and served with the U.S. Navy.

He is now active in the Navy Reserves with the Sea Bees, and is employed as a heavy equipment operator for G.R. Mast concrete. After a honeymoon to Tennessee, they reside in Arthur. Claybaugh of St. Augustine, Virginia Claybaugh of Neoga and Daniel and Opal Cornwell of West York.

Holly Smith David and Tammy Smith of payenjs pf ter, Holly Renee, born at 10:2,7 p.m. Oct at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Holly weighed 8 pounds, 14 ounces and was 21 inches long. Her grandparents are Charley and Debbie Rawdin of Neoga and Leo and Edna Smith of Allenville. The infant's great-grandpaf; ents are Marie Hite of Neoga, Agnes Rawdin of Toledo, Ohio'; Evelyn Smith of Aurora and Edna Young of She has a brother and a sister, They are Brittney, 6 and Briar, Kaleb Bonebrake Timothy and Michelle Bone-brake of Oakland are Barents of a candlelight satin off-the-shoulder gown styled with a Basque bodice covered with appliques and seed pearl accents.

The full skirt fell from a back bustle to a chapel-length train trimmed with Alencon lace. She carried a cascade of white roses and ivy with burgundy and black floral accents. Patrice Clark of Mattoon attended the 'bride. Teesha Harlin of Sullivan, Jodi Baker and Sarah Jeffreys, both of Mattoon, were the bridesmaids. They wore burgundy velvet slip- Allison Myer Jonathan and Amy Myer of Paris are parents of a daughter, Allison Marie, born at 12:26 p.m.

Oct. 6, 1995, at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Allison weighed 7 pounds, hY ounces' and Was 20 inches Her grandparents are Clarence and Billie Lipscomb of West Union, W. and Jerry and Mary Myer of Alma, W. Va.

The infant's great-grandparents are Pete and Ruth Lipscomb of Greenup, W. and Eugene and Margaret Delancy of Brooke French Jim and Sherry French ofMat-toon are parents of a daughter, Brooke Morgan, born at 7:42 a.m. Oct. 6, 1995, at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Brooke weighed 6 pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 inches long.

Her grandparents are Anita Mitchell of Crown Point, and Ed and Sharon French of Mattoon. The infant's great-grandparents are Jean Tolle of Marshall and Margaret Briggs of Bethany. Graham Cornwell Bill and Beth Cornwell of rural Gays are parents of a son, Graham Evan, born at 10:08 a.m. Oct. 7, 1995, at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center.

Graham weighed 7 pounds, 6V2 ounces and was 20 inches long. His grandparents are Warren Mr. and Mrs. MathewHalcer Metzler, Weiscope marry in outdoor ceremony Julie Livesay becomes bride of Earl Hutton on May 28 son, Kaleb Lance, born at 8:23 a.m. Oct.

9, 1995, at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Kaleb weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 19 V2 inches, His grandparents are Ronnie and Vicki Craft of Oakland and Dave and Pam Bonebrake of Ise-, bell and Sandy and Bob Simmons, of Springfield, Tenn. The infant's great-grandparents are Truman and Eunice Davis of Oakland, Margri Gayleri of Georgetown, Reva" Manning of Eliot and Orvile ana Mary Bonebrake of He has a brother, Cody, 2. WEST LIBERTY -A grove of pine trees created the setting for the outdoor ceremony of Gwin Metzler and Michael Weiscope's country wedding. The bride is the daughter of Frances Metzler of Charleston and Wayne Metzler of Mattoon.

His parents are Mardel Weiscope of Newton and the late Cletus "Pete" Weiscope. The Rev. Delmen Rad-men officiated the 2 p.m. double-ring ceremony on April 15, 1995, in front of a trellis decorated with baby blue flowers and bows. The bridegroom's son, Scott, played the music in i I HUMBOLDT Julie Ann Livesay be came the bride of Earl FrarJdin Hutton at the Walnut Grove Christian Church.

Their parents are Jim and Karen Livesay of Sullivan, Glen and Gwen Hutton of Mattoon, and Susan and Bud Foster of Urbana. The Rev. Barney Wells performed the double-ring ceremony May 28, 1995. Pianist Elizabeth Van Voorhis accompanied Rita Jeffreys sang a song from the movie, "The Piano," Fleetwood Mac and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride chose a gown styled with a V-neck, off-the-shoulder LET US CATER YOUR WEDDING RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs.

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The bride is a 1979 graduate of Charleston High School and is employed at Newton Automotive. Her husband is a 1974 graduate ofNewton High School and works at E.H. Barree of Robinson as a welder. The newlyweds reside at Route 1, Box 33, West Liberty. (f Journal Gazette Bennett of Lincoln.

Stefani Atkinson of Mattoon, niece of the bride, was the flower girl. Guests were seated by Jeff Livesay of Sullivan, brother of the bride, and Brandon Hutton of Mattoon, brother of the bridegroom. A dinner and dance reception was held at Bonkers in Mattoon. The bride is employed at Campus Creations Inc. in Urbana.

Her husband works at KGF in Champaign and owns Button's Gun Shop in Areola. Following a honeymoon in Colorado, the couple reside in Humboldt. short sleeves and a dropped waist. Sequins and pearls embellished the fitted bodice of crocheted lace and the floor-length skirt was created with five layers of tulle. A tiara covered with crocheted lace, sequins and pearls secured her cathedral-length veil of varied lengths of tulle designed by Sue Warren.

Jamie Atkinson of Mattoon attended her sister as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lori Blethroade and Sarah LeGrand, both of Mattoon. Noel Hutton of Myrtle Point, served his brother as best man. Groomsmen were Brian Lutton of Champaign and Chris HECD lOr.lG DEL1UEDV? nnuc GEE1UIGE paoDLaaoK Call the Circulation Off ice 2SS-5B5G TOUCH TONE DIAL 2 EYE GLASSES 59.99 Complete This is for frame and lenses in standard prescription range. It is NOT a sale with an expiration but an ongoing service we have had for years.

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