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win Miss Cora Frances Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Baldwin of Griffinsbfiurg and Clarence M. Moyer jff Luray werc married on Wednesday June 19th at 2:00 in the afternoon in the. home of the officiating minister, Elder J. Harvey Ejjaily. The double ring ceremony pis used TV bride was dressed] in a blue summer suit with white |ccessories and a corsage of white]rosebuds. A recepttion at the ! home of Eld. and Mrs. Daily followed the ceremony with Miss I 'Eleanor Rakestraw and Miss M^ry Chase presiding at the punch bpwl. The diningroom table was decorated with an arrangement of carnations. shasta dansies anjd baby's breath and a wedding cajce. Mrs. J. M. Dinden was hosteis. ^ Mrs. Baldwin, mother of the bride, was dressed in njivy blue with a pink carnation cofsage.
In the group of relatives and friends present for the cferemonv werP Mr. F. A. Mover, father of te groom. Mr. and Mrs. flaldwin. parents of the bride. Miss'Cathesin*> Mover, sister of the! groom, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baldwin, Misses Grace. Janie an<) Dolly
Jean Baldwin. Miss | Shirley Welch, Mr. and Mrs. jThomas Baldwin, Paul Baldwin. $lt. and Mrs. Harry Brubaker. Mrs. Jean Potter.
Immediately following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Moyer .left for a ten day trip to Niagta Falls and Canada after which they will make their home in Luray.
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