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WEDDING—Prom Page I carnations with blue baby’s breath, and the attendants carried bouquets of red carnations with baby’s breath.
The flower girl, Miss Camilla Barron, wore a floor length blue taffeta over-net, with a headpiece of blue astors. She scattered rose
Donald Bowman of Harrisonburg'served as Mr. Rhodes’ best man and Douglas Martin, Silas Martin jr., brothers of the bride, and Charles Geil, cousin of the groom, were groomsmen.
Por her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Martin wore navy blue nylon with white accessories and a * corsage of red roses. Mrs. Rhodes, mother of the groom, wore navy with white accessories and a corsage of white gardenias.
A wedding reception was held on the lawn of Mr. and M& Martin’s home, near Amissville. Those assisting were Mrs. Edmund Martin of Viewtown, at the N cake, and Mrs. Lester Bames of Rockville^ Maryland; at the punchbowl.
When the young couple left for their northern wedding trip, die new Mrs. Rhodes wore a navy suit trimmed in white with white .... accessories and a white orchid corsage. *_>; 'v ;;
Mrs. Rhodes graduated from Washington High School and Rockingham Memorial Hospital School of Nursing and is presently on the staff at Rockingham. Memorial.
Mr. Rhodes is a graduate of Harrisonburg High School and Bridgewater College. He served with the U. S. Army for two years, , -4 * t ■ r /
The couple will make their home in Harrisonburg where die groom is employed at Suters Cabinet Shop. g
BIBTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Thornhill are receiving congratulations | on the birth of * son, Jerry - Marcus Thornhill, born Thursday, June 24 at Warren ton Hospital. ■
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