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ham, all of Falls Church. Miss Cheryl Poling was flower girl for her sister. Her long dress was of white lace. Mrs. Ruth Jacobs of Fairfax was organist and played traditional wedding music. She accompanied soloist Clyde Haas of Falls Church who sang “Always”, “At Dawning” and “Wedding Prayer.” The mother of the bride chose a blue lace dress with matching accessories and had a^white orchid corsage. The bridegroom’s mother wore a dress of gold brocade with brown accessories and a white orchid. A reception was held in the Ember Room of the Jefferson Fire Department building in Falls Church. After a trip to New York, the couple will make their home in Falls Church.
Park Makes Arrests
Of Ginseng Diggers
Shenandoah National Park Headquarters reports that three men were apprehendec in the Park on Sept. 14 anc charged with unlawfully digging and having in their possession a quantity of ginseng in violation of Sec. 1.2 (a) & (d), Title 36, CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS. Those apprehended and charged were L. A. Hensley, Route 3, FJkton, Va.; Robert Hensley, Route 3, F.lkton.Va.; and L. A. Hensley, Jr., Route 3, Elkton, Va.
In a hearing before U. S, Park Commissioner Isaac R. Dovel, Jr., all three defend1 ants were found guilty anc fined $40.00 each for a total of $120.00. Superintendent R. Taylor Hoskins reminds every one once again that the plants and vegetation, along with aE forms of wildlife, are a natural part of the Park forest complex to be protected and preserved for everyone to enjoy
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