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Mins Mary /inn Michalek, daughter of ftr*anfl'
Mrs. Leo Michalek, became the bride of
Byron Anderson, son of Mr. Chris Anderson
and Mrs. iAnderson'Momson, Sunday after
noon at 2:CO pn at a pretty Candlelight
Cercnony held in the Church of God.
The bride was beautiful in a white satin
Corni set off with a lace yoke. She wore a
lace fedged finger tip net veil held in
- place in a net ruffle halo. She wore a
three strand necklace of pearls, and car
ried a bouquet of crinson rod roses set
. off with wide ribbon streamers of the sane
color.
Marian ilieIke as Maid of Honor wore pale
blue satin. The two Brides Maids, Vivian
Meier and Margyro Mielke, wore Orchid and
Aqua Taffeta resnectively. All three at
tendants wore white net brides naid veils
c " - and carried pink and white
carnation bouquets set off with wide rib- '
bon streamers of rose pink ribbons.
The groom ras attended by his brother,Merle
Ushers rero V.'ayne Dourens and Don Ritchin
son.
Harry Tinner sang "Because” preceding the
cererony and ras accompanied by Mrs. Matt
Perkins at the piano.
Rev, George Goiritz officiated at the
ccronony. The bride ras given in narriace
by her father.
The bridal party left the church to the
strains of HendSlssohn’s "'ddding .March,
A Reception ras given by the bride’s par
ents in their hone.
Ur* and Mrs. Byron ■dnderson left on a
short honeymoon trip. They rill make their
nor hone in the Vrlley upon their return.
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Ilonday thru Friday
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CHURCH_.„ SERVICES
ST.._ iIC!iwL«3. CATw(-lie HHUttCH
Rev. Anther Janes Snead, Castor
Sunday ifc.ss 10s 00 a.m.
Confessions heard before iiass
Soda lit'r Comunion-f J.rst Sunday of eacli
month
s:.vu;i-i: dry rdveutisy c:nncn
Sabbath School
Church Services
SATURDAY '
9:45 e.n.
11:00 a.n.
VISITORS ARE UJLCOiiE
the ,;xg?r.:.;Y c;iune:i of god
Rev. J. n. Davis, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning Devotions 11:00 a.m.
1'd.d—.ode Prayer meetings held in the
Private Hones
"A ’..ELCOIiE IS EITEHDID TO AU,"
GIIu lCi; OF GOD
George ’•i, Geiwitz, Pastor
Sunday School 1C:00
Worshit) Service 11:00
Evening Scrvico 7:30 p,r.i.
Mid-reek prayer Service
Mcdnesday 8: CO p.m.
TUIE IK on the CHKI3TIAII DUOTKEK KiX'D
HGUr. every SUNDAY
K.F.Q.D.
] :30 p>ci,
p. r>
united yjxx'jSR&z cnuixr::
Victor I, .Ifson, Pastor
Church School
Horning ’torship
Christian Endeavor
Evening Service
EASILL. ppi: milTY CM
Victor I, .'.Ifsen, Bas’tor
10100 to.4.
11:00 a.ra.
7:00 p,su
0:00 p,m.
ounday oervices 3:00 o.n,
the gi-imcK - ciruricH SF. PJFFPT
Rc.y E, Adams, minister
Sundo.;1- Services:
Bible School
Horning '.'orship
Evening Services:
Uedr.esdny Evening
Bible Study r.nd Prayer
10 :00 .n.
11:00 u.n,
8:00 p,:n.
8:00 p.,ra.
ST. J0HK«S LLTIPIIAN GIIIP.CH |
Sunday School 2:00 p.m^
Church Services 3:0’' PE
lev. Er' will be in charge of the
Services
LUTKEU.H HOUt-Sundays over K.H.Q.P,
TUNS III at 12:30 no *
CHSISTIAII SCIENCE SHHVICES SUiBAY
Held in the H.S, Bauer horjQ 11:00 a ,n^
The Public i3 cordially invited to attend ,