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4 BlisGHAMTON PRESS Aug. 19, 1950 Patricia Riley Honored at Pre-Nuptial Surprise Shower In Taliernacle Methodist Clmreh Janet A. Cline, Gordon.W. Daniels Married In Double-Ring Ceremony Basket of Kitchen Needs Presented in Laundry Basket ISS PATRICIA RILEY was honored at a pre-nuptial IVi shower last night at the home of Miss Pat Huebner, 72 Bennett Avenue. Miss Riley was presented a laundry basket full of kitchen needs.

Little utensils were suspended from the rim of the basket. The prospective bride will exchange wedding vows with Charles D. Keane at 2 p. m. Sept.

9 in St. John the Evangelist Church. Approximately 20 guests attended the party. Centerpiece for the dining table was a bridal bou- Agnes Riley Bride This Morning MISS AGNES CECILIA RILEY became the bride of James B. Neville this morning in St.

Thomas Church, Little Meadows, Pa. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Riley of Warren Center, Pa. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Bart Neville. He resided in Little Meadows. Officiating at the 10 o'clock rites was the Rev. Lawrence Weinger.

Edward Hogan played selections on the organ. Miss Helen Durella of Binghamton sang. Ferns and gladiolus trimmed the altar. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Riley, her sister, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.

Raymond Murphy, a cousin of the bridegroom, Mrs. Emerson Abell and Miss Marie Hastings. Barbara Riley, sister of the -15 if jfp 1 ji jr -v, A wc po Yj fji .3 Binghamton Press Phot. MR. AND MRS.

GORDON WELLS DANIELS Miss Elizabeth F. Mannin MISS JANET A. CLINE and IVI Gordon Wells Daniels spoke their nuptial vows last night in Tabernacle Methodist Church. The Rev. George H.

Phillips, D. pastor, officiated. Leland Carman presented selections on the organ. Mrs. George Harris sang.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Cline of 138 Matthews Street. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray W. Daniels. Mr. Cline gave his daughter in marriage at the 8 o'clock double-ring ceremony.

The altar was trimmed with white candles, -matching gladiolus and 'palms and candelabra. Miss Napcy Beall was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Norma and Nancy Daniels, sisters of the bridegroom. Best man was Paul M. Beall of Syracuse.

Guests were ushered by Donald Dickie of Norwich and Edward Diffenbach of Dushore, Pa. The bride chose a white gown of Chantilly lace with a wide oval neckline. She wore a matching juliet cap held to a fingertip illusion veil. Her bouquet was fashioned with a white orchid and bouvardia. Miss Beall was attired in a gown of white organdy over pink satin.

She wore a pink picture hat and held a basket of assorted summer flowers. The bridesmaids wore gowns of white organdy over blue and blue picture hats. They also held baskets of summer flowers. A reception for' more than 200 was held in the church parlors after the ceremony. Mr.

Daniels and his bride will make their home in 34 Tremont Avenue when they return from a one-week wedding trip. Karen Lee Greeted At Birthday Party Karen Lee, who was 4 years old Thursday, was honored at a birthday party in her home. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee of 8 Prentice Boulevard.

A clown balloon centering the refreshment table carried out the circus motif of the party. At each place were favors in tiny baskets tied with gay ribbons. A cake with circus decorations added a festive touch. The chil-. dren received circus hats.

Young guests attending the celebratiow were Dianne Lfee, sister of the honoree, Billie Jo Welsh, Robert Welsh, Yvonne Robare, Sallyanne Purple, Mina Ginrich and Sally Ann Zeggart. Also Nancy Singer, Nancy Kipp, Patricia Aurelio, Robert Aurelio, Paul Lee and Louella Lee. FAMILY REUNIONS The Smith-Simpkins family reunion will be held Aug. 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

S. J. Halsey, 68 Ethel Street, Johnson City. The Benjamin family reunion was scheduled for today in Ross Park. To Become Bride Sept.

9 Binghamton Press FhoUfc MR. AND MRS. PETER F. PLEST1S Irene Marie Valky Wed To Peter Frank Plestis ft Chenango Studios. ELIZABETH MANNING Jesus saith unto him.

I am the way, the truth, and the life; no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6 Who Is he that condemneth? It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh intercession for us. Romans 8 34 Wilbur's Dept. store Opinions ST. MARY'S CHURCH will be the setting Sept.

9 for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Frances Manning and Joseph Michael Monahan. Engagement of the couple Is announced today by Miss Manning's mother, Mrs. Anna Manning Skibinski of 114 Washington Street. Parents of the future bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Monahan of Binghamton RD 2. Miss Shirley Manning will be maid of honor for her sister. The Misses Anna Marie and Patricia Anne Manning, also sisters, will be bridesmaids. Mr. Monahan will be attended by his brother, Francis, as best man.

Two other brothers, Gerald and Bernard, will usher. A wedding breakfast at the home of the Gerald Monahans, 108Vi Susquehanna Street, is planned. A reception also is being planned for later in the day. It will be held at the Monahan home in Binghanrfton RD 2. PICNIC AUG.

23 Jaycees and Jayncees of Endicott will hold their joint picnic Aug. 23 at Prospect Park. The covered dish supper will start at 6:30 p. m. Gene Kinne is the Jaycee committee chairman with Mrs.

John Elgin, Jayncee chairman. (Copyright 1941, Wid Gunning Sign Your Name Hera Print Your Address Plainly Her -Binghamton Press Photo. JUST WHAT I NEED A basket heaped with bridal bounty was presented September bride-elect Miss Patricia Riley at a shower last night at the home of Miss Pat Huebner, 72 Bennett Avenue. Left to right, are: Miss Margaret Connor, Miss Huebner, hostess; Miss Riley, future bride, and Miss Edith Sisson. quet of gardenias.

Radiating from the bouquet were streamers to which were fastened a weddingxslipper, a prayer book opened to the wedding service, a new penny, a lace handkerchief, a wedding ring and a blue garter. White tapers in silver candelabra lighted the setting. In the middle holder of the candelabra were miniature bridal bouquets. The honoree was presented a corsage of gardenias by Miss Huebner. Miss Riley is the daughter of Mrs.

W. H. Riley of 4 Zane Road. Her fiance is the son of D. J.

Keane of 1 Kress Street. MORE THAN 45 FRIENDS and relatives recently attended a silver wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bustin of 223 Harrison Street, Johnson City.

Festivities were held at the summer cottage of the couple in Lake Page, Pa. Hostessing the affair were Miss Doris Bustin of Ann Arbor, Pfc Kathleen Bustin of Fort Bragg, N. and Mrs. Donald Novak of Johnson City, all daughters of the honor guests. Omega Beta Phi Sorority will hold its annual formal Sept.

8 at the Post 82, Endicott American Legion Clubhouse in Riverside Drive. Dancing will be from 9 to 12 p. m. Women of the Vestal Hill's Country Club will hold a luncheon at 12:30 p. m.

Tuesday at the club. Sessions of bridge and canasta will be played. Hostesses will be Mrs. Morris Gitlitz and Mrs. Maurice SalL MRS.

WILLIAM MERRILL of Binghamton RD 6 is visiting her husband in Tacoma, where he is employed. She plans to stay there a month. Prior to her recent departure, Mrs. Merrill was feted at a farewell party in her home, hostessed by her daughter, Miss Beverly MerrilL More than 15 guests attended. They were served cake and other refreshments in a setting of yellow and pink.

Flowers added a festive note. bride, was flower girl. Paul Neville was best man for his brother. Ushers were Joseph Lynch and Raymond Murphy, both cousins of the bridegroom, and Joseph Riley, a brother of the bride. Joseph Tuttle, nephew of the bridegroom, was ring bearer.

White marquisette was worn by the bride. Her illusion veil was held to a seed pearl crown. She held a colonial bouquet of white roses centered with a matching orchid. The maid of honor was in Nile green marquisette. The other attendants were in yellow, orchid and pink, respectively.

The flower girl was attired in Nile green. All held colonial bouquets. A wedding breakfast in the Bowen Country Home, Warren Center, was scheduled to follow the ceremony. A reception later in the day at the home of the bride's parents also has been scheduled. After a wedding trip through the New England States the newlyweds will live in Warren Center.

Bride-Elect Plans Sept. 2 Nuptials ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH will be the setting at 9 a. m. Sept.

2 for the wedding of Miss Mary Alice Fitzpatrick and Leonard Forster. Engagement of the couple has been announced by Miss Fitz-patrick's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John P.

Fitzpatrick of 63 Seminary Avenue. The bridegroom-elect 4s the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank For-ster of 101 Walnut Street. Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick will be maid of honor for her sister.

Bridesmaid will be Miss Ann Tierney. Best man will be John Hayes. The future bride's brother, James Fitzpatrick, will usher. A wedding breakfast in Law-son's Town House will be held after the exchange of nuptial vows. The future bride was graduated from St.

Patrick's Academy. She is with Sisson's. Her fiance attended St. Paul's High School. He served in the U.

S. Marine Corps for two and one-half years. Mr. Forster expects to leave Sept. 11 for the signal service of the U.

S. Army Reserve Corps. 3 I i 1 My Community Survey NAME ADDRESS THE flower-decked altar of SS. Cyril and Method Church was the setting this morning for the wedding of Miss Irene Marie Valky and Peter Frank Plestis. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Vito Valky of Binghamton RD 5. Mr. Plestis is the son of John Plestis of 220 Stella Road, and the late Mrs. Plestis.

A program of traditional wedding music was provided by Michael Harendza, organist. Miss Helen Patrick sang. The Rev. Cyril Orendac officiated at the 9 o'clock double-ring rites, before an altar trimmed with deep red picardy and white gladiolus. The bride was attired in a gown of white taffeta and nylon marquisette.

A braided headpiece caught her illusion veil. She held white roses. Attending the bride as matron of honor was Mrs. Joseph Naby-waniec. Bridesmaids were Miss Josephine Tokos and Mrs.

Leon Newby. Rosemarie Valky, sister of the bride, was flower girl. The matron of honor was in yellow. She held a crescent-shaped bouquet of deep red gladiolus. Mrs.

Newby and Miss Tokos were in picardy and orchid, respectively, and the flower girl was in blue. Best man was Joseph Naby-waniec. John Gaworecki and Vincent Plestis, brother of the bridegroom, ushered. A dinner in Cyril's Hall was scheduled to take place after the ceremony. A reception at 6 o'clock in the hall also has been scheduled.

After a tour of the New England States and Canada, the newlyweds will reside in Binghamton RD 5. Loretta Smith Is Shower Guest A heaping basket of kitchen gifts was presented September bride-to-be, Miss Loretta E. Smith, at a shower last night at her home, 20 Montour Street. Mrs. Kenneth Lewis of 209 Yi Cleveland Avenue, Endicott, was hostess to the 14 guests attending.

Miss Smith will wed Charles L. Bordonaro at 1 p. m. Sept. 16 in the Conklin Avenue Baptist Church.

The future bride is the daughter of Mrs. Nellie M. Smith of the Montour Street address. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Bordonaro of 41 Park Avenue. RECENT VISITORS Mrs. A.

L. Paltrov and Mrs. Bertha Kopell, both of Freeport, L. were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Pearl Berkovits, 60 Susquehanna Street.

Each day in The Binghamton Press and The Sunday Press you will find a list of the advertisements to be checked that day. All you have to do is to decide each day which Large Ad, which Medium Ad and which Small Ad you think will do the advertiser the most good Just write three names on this blank each day. $1,300 in awards will go to those readers whose selections are nearest to what the majority of readers think. Every week is a separate survey. Every member of any family may send in one answer each week and there are four awards each week, but only one award for a good answer will go to any one household.

I THINK THE ADS LISTED BELOW WILL DO THE ADVERTISER THE MOST GOOD. WEEK OF TO it y- -S6 yf naff .3 A-' it DORIS ECKLER Doris Eckler's Betrothal Announced ENGAGEMENT and approaching marriage of their daugh- ter, Doris Elaine, to Frederick J. Simmons, is made known today by Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Eckler of 18 Valley Street.

The couple will recite nuptial vows at 9 a. m. Aug 26 in St. Mary's Church. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Mr.

and Mrs. John Simmons of 109 Bevier Street. Miss Joyce Robinson and John Dattoria, both of Binghamton, will attend the future bridal pair. Anderson for Senator The Binghamton Press, July 12, 1950: "If the primary voters show good Judgment, they will recognize" that Senator Anderson "is deserving of renominatlon and reelection." What more need be said? Anderson for Senator. Primaries August 22nd.

(Adv.) (STARTS) ANOTHER WEEKLY COMMUNITY SURVEY 1 100 In Cash Awardi Each Week Tomorrow LARGE ADS MEDIUM ADS SMALL ADS Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. ') Thurs.

Frl. Sat! September Bride-Elect Shower Guest SEPTEMBER bride-elect. Miss Frances McMahon. was honored at a variety shower last night at the home of Miss Agnes Mclntyre, prospective bridesmaid, 219 Main Street Co-hostesses for the evening were Miss Barbara McMahon, sister of the bride-to-be and future bridesmaid; Mrs. James Bartholomew, also a sister and future matron of honor, and Mrs.

James McMahon, future bridesmaid and sister-in-law of the bride-elect. Miss McMahon will be wed to Dr. C. Paul Nay of Camden, N. at 10 a.

m. Sept. 4 in St. Patrick's Church. Approximately 18 guests attended the shower.

Balloons held rhymed clues telling where gifts were hidden. A miniature bridal party decorated the coffee table. Entertainment included games and the autographing of a salad bowl by guests for the bride-to-be. Miss McMahon is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Ralph J. Mo Mahon of 118 Riverside Drive. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Esther S. Nay of Camden.

PRE-NUPTIAL Bride-elect Miss Patricia Hafey recently was feted at a linen shower and afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. Richard Kuhnen. 97 Mitchell Avenue. Miss Hafey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy B. Hafey of 9 Bellevue Avenue. She will wed James P. Connerton at 10:30 a. m.

Aug. 26 in St. Thomas Church. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Connerton si 34 West Street, Johnson City. You are NOT required to write a letter lo receive an award. The awards are decided on the selections above. We would really appreciate it, though, jf you would write a note saying what you DO NOT LIKE and also WHY YOU LIKE some of the good ads.

We sincerely want your suggestions and ideas of bow we may improve our advertising service for your benefit. Write your letter in your own way I It's the thoughts and suggestions that matter. You are not being "judged" by your letters. Actually they have nothing to do with the awards but Ihey will be helpful by giving additional information to our merchants. Your criticisms and suggestions will be 'given the merchants to help them to improve their advertisements BUT the merchants will NOT be given the names of those who write the letters.

This is so you may say just what you really think without embarrassment. No member of the newspaper's staff or their families may participate. ANSWERS MUST BE IN BY TUESDAY MIDNIGHT THE WEEK AFTER THE SELECTIONS ARE MADE Mail or Bring To Community Survey The Binghamton Press WANTED TO BUY GALLON JUGS MUST BE CRYSTAL CLEAR GLASS DIAL 5-6041 CIOTOLI'S CIDER MILL 2-4 NANTICOKE AVENUE ENDICOTT, N. Y. Binghamton Press Photo.

YOUR AUTOGRAPH, PLEASE Miss Barbara McMahon, seated right, paints her name on a salad bowl which was presented to Miss Frances McMahon, bride-elect, after guests attending last night's shower signed. The party was held at the home of Miss Agnes Mclntyre, 219 Main Street. Seated, left to right: Miss Mclntyre, Miss Frances McMahon and Miss Barbara McMahon. Rear: Mrs. JaVnes McMahon, and Mrs.

James Bartholomew, co-hostesses..