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in

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MentalHospitals

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newest,

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store

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"and

that

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are

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stores

located

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subject

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East,ment

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great

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films

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ri

the'church

.

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speaker

of

the

evening

wJi

be

Mrs.

Paul

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Ij

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at

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young

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in

thesweeping

skirt.

,,

in

thefullsleeveswith

their

smartlybuttonedcuffs,

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of

wonderfully

soft

all-woolsuede

cloth

in

black,

brown,

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10to

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line

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Merion

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JenningsBecomesBride

,Women'.

Guild

of

,"To

JamesLee

Owings

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Robert

,8.

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Narbertb

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f'

Miss

MaryAnn

Jen.

nlngS,dllugh-lthebrldesma!ds

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Miss

Meets

Thursday

wyd,

was

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Joseph

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erence

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Mrs.

Michael

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daughter

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a

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4

at

the

home

I)f

Rev.

Edward

Cannon,of

st,

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her

hair

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presbyterian,

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Mrs,

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I

colored

roses.Mrs.

G.

L.

Cornman,

of

Stoneyseph's

CoHege,

officiated.

plumesof

blue

whichmatchedthechurchauditorium

lastThurs·,

Lce

Owings,ofHagcrstown,

Md.

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Gladwynefor

a

dessert-Thebridewore

a

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their

gowns,

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old-

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Lyford

offi·

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as

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in

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on

thestate

conference,:sleevesending

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a

pointoverhermanfor

his

brother,andtheush-

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circle

fo1l0Win?a

morn-

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bridewore

a

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of

l

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the

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at

AtlanticCityOctober20'!wrlstsand

afuH

skirt

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families

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and

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Henry

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parents

followed

the

ceremony.

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lace

waS

arranged

from

a

bandArdmore.

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theafternoonprogram

Mrs.

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washeld

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a

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hi!;

Miss

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,a

shower

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will

reside

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thehome

of

reportedonthememorialservice

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actedemony

at

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.

thebrlde:s

p.arents.for

the

past

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as

maidof

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for

her

sister

and1mother.

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Miss

Barbara

Schmidt,ofNal

MiSS

Hebe

Bulley,

the

maId

of

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a

graduate

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18.1

packingcenter.shown

above,

was

married

berth,

was

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member

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the

cas

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and

only

attendant

for

1

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Colborn

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programwas

led

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Mrs.

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144

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Narberth

College.

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