Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 22

Sunday, June 16, 1946. DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW SOCIETY 22 iwmivmnMitirir-l i.iiMw.i'W!'qTT,?w Duval I Family Having First Reunion in 25 Years 4t The seven brothers and sister of Mrs. Jockisch Is 90 Tomorrow Mrs. Henry Jockisch, 1124 West Decatur street, who will observe her 90th birthday anniversary Monday, is being honored today with family dinner in the home of her son Albert in Blue Mound. the Duvall family are having their first reunion in 25 years climaxing Miss Thompson Saturday Bride Miss Margie Helen Thompson wore satin trimmed in net ruffles designed and made by her mother, for her marriage to Jack D.

Yodcr Saturday at 0 a. m. in St. Thomas Catholic church. Rev.

Andrew Smith officiated before 350 guests. The bride's veil was trimmed with orange blossoms and she car it with a dinner for 15 Sunday af ternoon in South Side Country club. The group had picnic supper in Angeles, Calif, last week and were met by Miss Fae Duvall. head of the home economics department of Proviso high school in Maywood. and Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Duvall of Chicago. They have all coma down for the reunion. Wilbur "Deck" Duvall, an executive for the Otis elevator company in New York, arrived by plane Saturday. Also joining the family group are Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Kuhns. and daughter Terry of Kokomo, and an aunt of seven, Mrs.

Nellie Blood of Cerro Gordo. Si Her other children who will attend with their families are and David of near Boody, and Nelson park last night. Out of town guests are dividing their time between the home of Mrs. John C. Kuhns, the former Anne Duvall, 1492 West Decatur street, and the home in which they were all raised in Argenta.

The oldest brother, J. W. Duvall and his family, now live there. Miss Dorothy and Miss Nell Du Mrs. Linley Hurtt, 1130 West Forest ried a white orchid with white avenue.

Mrs. Jockisch has five grand roses. Her matron of honor. Mrs. William Lafferty of Champaign, wore lime green chiffon with a headband of yellow daisies and children and five great grandchil dren.

carried a sheaf of yellow daisies vall arrived in Chicago from Los fe If'ti and talisman roses. Mrs. R. G. 25th Anniversary Special Brarr.el of Champaign and Miss 1 Dorothy Jean Baldwin Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Peer, 3900 Dorothy Yeoman of Bearsdale were East Cerro Gordo, are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary to attendants and Joan Sheehy was THIS To Marry Saturday junior bridesmaid in American Miss Dorothy Jean Baldwin and Beautv chiffon with headbands of i uirrv white daisies. They carried sheafs day with a family dinner. Their two married sons Eugene and Robert and their families, and their other three children Helen, Donald of whitcdaisics and delphinium. Robert W.

Sharp are to be married next Saturday at 8 p. m. in First Christian church by Rev. W. T.

Nichols. 1 AMI Claude Yoder was best man and and Shirley will be at home for the affair. ushers were Charles V. Yoder, William Yoder, and Donald Amici Club Mrs. Leo Hayes was organist and Amici club will have a dessert- -ocalists were Mrs.

Lauren Shaw, Miss Sally Hayes, and Roger Lowe. luncheon Wednesday noon" in the A breakfast was served to 25 guests home of LeRoy Moyer, 1980 West Wood. ia pine room of St. Nicholas hotel She is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Baldwin, 362 East Eldorado, and Everett Baldwin, 714 West Harrison, and her fiance is the son of E.

G. Sharp, 114 East King. Miss Dantzell Tarr will be Miss Baldwin's only attendant, and Owen Lebo will be best man. Ushers will be Robert Whiteman and Dale Berry. Miss Baldwin is a comptometer operator with Standard Oil company, and her fiance is with Post and Sons jewelers.

OIL PERMANENTS $6.50 We Are Open Evenings by Appointment ELZA BROOKSHIER. Proprietor VESTA MOORE. Operator BROOKSHIER BEAUTY SHOP North Water Phone 2-4859 after the ceremony and a reception A. E. Reynolds circle No.

124, followed for 250 in Staley club Ladies of the G.A.R. will meet house. Miss Jane Thornton, Miss Sally Hayes, and Miss Frances Ter- :1 Wednesday at 2 p. m. with Mrs.

W. E. 2105 East William street. Mrs. Ethel Spera will be as ikey of St Louis assisted.

Th hrirl is thp daughter of Mr. ALL MEMBERS IN THIS DOUBLE WEDDING PARTY ARE SISTERS sistant hostess. and Mrs.W. H. Thompson, 322 East Center.

She attended Decatur Sec retarial school and is in the export division at Staley's. The bridegroom is the son of ferns were used. After a wedding trip to Chicago, the Elams-will live in 820 East Prairie street. Mr. and Mrs.

Collins are taking a wedding trip to Memphis and then will be at home in St. Louis. Both bridegrooms were recently discharged from service, and both brides attended St. Teresa high school here. Mrs.

Waller Collins. Jerry, small brother of the brides, not in the picture, was ring bearer. Carlyn Elam and Walter E. Collins were best men. A breakfast for the immediate families followed in the Pana Country club, and there was a reception in the Holthaus home, where orange blossoms, red roses and Miss Constance Clare Holt-haua (left center) became the bride of Robert E.

Elam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Elam, 1166 East Dickinson, and Miss Mary Denise Holthaus (right center) was married to Edwin A. Collins, son of Mrs. Mary Collins of Clifton, in the Sacred Heart church of Oconee June 4 at 9 a.

m. by Rev. M. J. McGovern.

The brides are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Holthaus of Oconee, and members of the wedding party rhown here are all sisters of the They are Barbara (center), Genevieve, Marie, Joan, and Charles W. Yodcr, 1637 East Wood Store them Is Have them and the late Mrs.

Yodcr, and is now with Johns Manville company after two years with the army in NAIIf iWnillltllltlHI If 111 IIIIWW In our mod- European theater. He is a member of Knights of Columbus. After a to make them look; like wedding trip to Chicago, the couple ern vaults. MS 1 will be home June 23 in 1033 East Betty Lyfle and Harold Acton new again June birthdays Tuesday at noon with luncheon in the home of Mrs. Freda Stern, 1603 North Water street.

(Wood. Marry in First Methodist Assumption Club Plans Luncheon For Wednesday Assumption Social club will have a picnic luncheon Wednesday noon at the home of Mrs. R. J. Beilsmith, Forest Knolls Estates.

Members are asked to bring a cov Miss Betty Lytle became the bride of Harold M. Acton Saturday In Chicago Miss Jean Johns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Johns, has been in Chicago for several days visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Lou Mary Beyers and Herman Holthaus Marry Miss Mary Margaret Byers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilford C. Beyers, west of Pana, and Arthur Holthaus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her-brother. Lyle and Dale Beyers served as ushers.

Following the morning at 11:30 o'clock in First Methodist church before the immediate families and close friends. Scientific Cold Storage on Premises Minimum, $2.50 SCHAFFER- GLUCK 253 North Main Street Phone 2-7429 Decatur's Oldest Exclusive Furriers Established 1925 Rev. Laren Spear officiated before cago and University of Illinois. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur E. Lytle, 1054 West Marietta. The bridegroom was in the army four years, and in South Pacific two and a half years. He is now attending the University of Illinois and after a wedding trip to Chicago, they will be at home in Urbana. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. W. Acton, 385 West ered dish of food and sandwiches. Those who Wish transportation should meet at the transfer house wedding there was a reception at Here From Texas Mrs.

R. W. McFarlin and daugh' at 11:30 a. m. 1 ter Mary Margaret of Austin, Texas are here for a month with her mother, Mrs.

Flora McDeed, 363 the home of the bride's parents. In the evening there was a reception dance in the Community House in Pana. The bride, until recently, has been in the U. S. Civil Service, employed by the railroad retire Past Presidents club of Dunham West Sawyer street.

Mrs. McFarlin is the former Margaret McDeed. Relief corps No. 4 will celebrate ment board. For the last three baskets of white flowers and palms and a luncheon followed in Scovill Golf park clubhouse for 25 guests.

The bride -wore a light beige jacket dress with brown accessories and she carried gardenias with streamers on a white prayer book. Her sister in law, Mrs. Ross Lytle, was her only attendant, and she wore a cocktail blue triple sheer dress with scalloped trim and white accessories. Her flowers were light yellow carnations surrounded with lily petals. Thomas Acton was his brother's best man.

Mrs. Paul SmUlwood, organist, played "Meditation" from "Thais" by Massenet, "Traumeri" by Shu-mann. "Because" and "Liebes-traum" by Liszt. yearr she has resided in Chicago. The bridegroom was in the U.

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sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor, wearing McMurty and was a school teacher in McLean county. Mr. Baker was an electrician but after their marriage they moved to the farm six miles southwest of Weldon where they have lived for 40 years. They have two daughters. Mrs.

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