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I Wed Last Eve
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In a double ring ceremony
last evening at Hillside Chap,
el, Miss Peggy Louise Dur
all, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Durall became the
bride of James B. Hayes of
the navy.
Chaplain Ain Reed perform
ed the wedding before friends
of the couple.
The bride, given in marr
age by her father, wore a
| traditional white satin and
lace gown with lace train, and;
carried white rosebuds.
Her maid of honor, Miss
Joanne Goodie, wore a pin
formal and carried blue car
nations. Bridesmaids in match
ing aquamarine gowns were
Miss Lois Goudie and Miss
Judy Johnson. They carried
pink carnations.
Bob Vidlick was best man
and Rick Mares and Johnny
Dural 1 were ushers.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held in the Bam
boo Room of the Civil Service
Club.
The Parent Teachers As
sociation will hold a bake
goods sale at the City Market
today. The sale starts at
10 am.
Thi b«»t of all good wish#* for
CHRISTMAS
and every day of the new year
We thank you for your, patronage of the past and
look forwardjto aorvifigyou In the future
PHONES: 2111 and 2291
’LOUIE’
VILLAGE ELECTRIC
To all our good customers
To all our good friends
We wish the best all year round
And hereby do exttnd
OUR VERY BEST WISHES
jor a happy Holiday Season
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Herbert, Flora & Sammy Spiegel
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