Judge McAndrew, Mrs. Bill Martin,
Mr. Bill Martin, Mrs. Verna Knowles
Mr. George blair

Judge Art McAndrew. This was
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The bride wore a two-piece set
of turoucise bine crimplene with
a corsage of pink and white car-
nations and pink rosebuds. Sue nee

The matron-of—hcnor was the
brides' sister, Mrs. Verna Knowles
who wore an off-white crimplene
dress anc a corsage of red anc white
carnations. SHE eae seeds set

The best. man was George Hlair.

A reception was neld at the home
of tne bride and groom,

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