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Show New Bride : w '! " ': ' ?HZZ : . Z 'ZZriZZ ''Z'ZK: .' : Z ':. . : ;v ..Z;Z;;zz ; :;,; Z1Z;;ZZ 'lWMXs ;., ' Z: Zi: ZZ : 4 : v:ZZ iZ ZZZ'ZZ : :;Z:"' ' Z'. Z Z': Z'Z Z ::.ZZ'"i ZZZZ. sZ'::':':': ' Z: ' Z ZZ;:: 'Z':;Z:Z- ZZ-: ZZ::X. xZ'Z 'j? : Z:Z ZZ,: ::: x.ZZ 'V i Zj :: '.:;:;;;:;;;::Z ;:iiZ:Z;.;Z:::sZZ:; : :irV:S - m Smmmmm. mm mm ? mmmmmMmmm , ' - " , r ' I m " ZZZZZZZZZs1 'i : ' ZiZZZZ : : 0i0M44y- ; MM4-yM isZZ z SzzZJZ KMpi,' . Z Z zz.ir : zzzz. 4. zz ; zsz.zzzz- vmiM si : : zzzzz-z zz tz sai W'sizzzzz,,;' z z : zz mm. tmrn'mms. mt zisz mm t . " m . . vtfX MRS. JACK McMULLIN Pamela Davis Becomes Bride of Jack McMullin Miss Pamela Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daisel Davis of Minersville, became Mrs. Jack McMullin last Saturday, March 14. The wedding ceremony cere-mony was performed in the Minersville L D S Chapel' by Bishop Marshall Hollingshead. Mr. McMullin is the son of Mrs. Dora McMullin of Beaver. Following the ceremony the bride's parents gave a wedding dinner at their home. For the nuptials the bride wore a floor length model of silk organza over satin, trimmed trim-med with lace, fashioned with long pointed Juliet sleeves. The skirt in the back was a sweeping sweep-ing train of inserted lace. A pearl trimmed crown released the bride's organza bouffant veil of illusion. She carried a bridal bouquet of shrimp and white carnations. Attending the bride as matron ma-tron of honor was her sister, Mrs. Shirlene Bedingfield. Misses Louise Gillins, Trudy Rollins," Pat Johnston, Jeannie Gale, Mary Lou Bradiield, Susan Su-san Gillins, Erma Jean Blackburn Black-burn and Dorene McMullin as bridesmaids. Debra Blackburn was the flower girl. Dell Hollingshead was best man, and ushers were David Edwards, Richard Swindlehurst, Ralph Walbeck, Kenneth Orton, Raymond Davis and Richard Limb, Michael Black and Bruce Edwards. Mrs. Davis, mother of the bride, wore an apricot mohair s;it ,and Mrs. McMullin's dress was a flowered sheath. Their corsages were tangerine colored col-ored roses and white carnations. carna-tions. The matron of honor and bridesmaids were attired in shrimp satin brocaded sheaths with white accessories, and carried nosegays of carnations. Grandparents of the newly-weds newly-weds are Mrs. Chloe Davis of Minersville and Mrs. Ruby McMullin Mc-Mullin of Beaver. A three tiered wedding cake in shrimp and white, decorated with orange blossoms and wedding wed-ding bells, graced the center of a table in the gift room. Karl Truman was master of ceremonies for an interesting program during the reception later in the evening. . After a wedding trip to Arizona Ari-zona the newlyweds will make their home in Beaver. |
