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Thomas Carl Freeman and Barbara Ann Gorton wed in Wellsville, NY
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Wellsville Daily Reporter
Wellsville, New York
07 Jan 1958, Tue • Page 8
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WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK
Bride of Coudersport Man
MRS. THOMAS CARL FREEMAN, the former Barbara Ann Gorton of Alma, and her husband lire living in Rochester following their marriage Sunday in the Christian Temple. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Earl Gorton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Freeman of Coudersport. Pa. (Photo by Thatcher Studio). Barbara A. Gorton Weds T. C. Freeman In Christian Temple Miss Barbara Ann Gorton oceanic the bride of Thomas Carl Freeman in a double - ring ceremony performed at two o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Christian Temple. Rev. O. Blakely Hill officiated against a background of seasonal greenery and lighted tapers. The bride is the daughter of Mr. ;md Mrs. Leslie Earl Gorton of Alma and was given in marriage by her father. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Freeman of 10 East Seventh Sti-cct Coudcrsporl, Pa. are the parents of the groom.' Miss Gorton's floor - length gown was designed with Incc-over-salin bodice, featuring cap sleeves ancl scalloped neckline. Its satin skirt w;:S covered by an ovcrskirt of IH-I in gathered tiers, and banded in Ince to create a modified recl- insote effect. The bridal veil o I fingertip length was caught to a half-bonnet of net embroidered with ir'ridescent sequins. Red and \vhite carnations formed t h e bride's bouquet. Matron of honor was Mrs. Amos LcRoy Lawlon of Wellsville attired in paJe green, waltz-length, net over taffeta with a corsage of yellow carnations. Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Ann Mesler oi Alma, wearing turquoise satin, ancl Miss Mary Elizabeth Ervin of Aim a in yellow net over satin. Tneir corsages were of pink car- tuitions. Miss Jean Gorton of Al- mn. sister of the bride, attended as junior bridesmaid in a yellow gown of net over 'satin with a corsage of white carnations. Miss Nancy Lee Gorton of Alma, another 'sister of the bride, was flower girl. Her waltz-length gown of light royal blue was fashioned of net over taffeta, and she wore a matching coronet of silk and net. Best man was Amos Leftoy Lnwton of Wellsville. Ushers were Roy Gorton of Alfred Station, brother of the bride, atjd Basil Freeman, Jr. of Coudersport, a brother of the groom. Both mothers selected dresses of navy blue and white with matching accessories and a yellow carnation corsage for the wedding. Traditional music for Ihc ceremony was rendered by Mrs. George Smith at the organ. Immediately after the ceremony a reception for 75 gifests was held In the church parlors with Mrs. ,Ouy Ellis, Jr. of Shlnglehouse, Pa. Mrs. Edward Ellis and Mrs. Donald Palmatier of Wellsville, Mrs. Roy Gorlon of Alfred • Station, Mrs. Shirley Fuller of Alma and Mrs. Robert Cartwrlght of Athens, Pa. serving as hostesses. Guests attended from Bolivar, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Alma, Wellsville, Corning and Coudersport, Roulette, Shinglehouse, Corry, Emporium and Bradford, Pa. The wedding • cake, made I n three tiers, was decorated in pastel shades and surmounted by a miniature bridal couple. Mrs, Freeman, and her husband left after the reception foi Rochester where they will make their home at 72 Franklin Street. The bride is a graduate of Wellsville Central School and the Doyle Beauty School of Buffalo. She was employed by Adam, Meldrum and Anderson in Buf.falo before being transferred to the store's Rochester branch. Mr. Freeman is employed by Western Electric in Rochester and also attends Rochester Business Institute. He graduated from Coudersport High School and served three years with the Marines. Before her marriage Mrs. Freeman was entertained at a variety Three American Women Are Sightseeing JnRed China HONG KONG (ft- three American mothers spent today in Canton shopping and sightsdelng while wa4ting for plane passage to visit their sons in Chinese Comirtunist prisons. The women-Mrs. Mary Downey of New Britain, Conn., Mrs. Jessie Fecteau of Lynn, Mass., and Mrs. Ruth Redmond of Yonkers, N. Y.,-and Mrs. Downey's son William, SA, arrived In Canton yesterday from the United States via Hong Kong. They came in response to a Communist Invitation to visit their sons, imprisoned on espionage charges. The State Department suddenly relaxed its ban on American travel In Communist China for them. Colorful Western Saddles Have Foam Rubber Cushions KANSAS CITY WV-At the Western Retail Implement and Hardware Ajssn. show,a manufacturer from Yoakum, Tex., Is displaying colorful western saddles - with built-in foam rubber seals. "It's just like the automobile Industry," he explained. "They're making seats more comfortable. So are we." Stanford Coed Almost Has Her Pick of Male Students PALO ALTO, Calif. UPI-A Stanford coed still has 2.90 men students available for dales. The ratio of women to men remains the same, registrar Harvey Hall, said today after listing the largest enrollment for a single eight-hour registration in Stanford's history. He signed up 7,650 returning winlcr quarter students. shower given by Mrs. Gordon garly In Buffalo. OUTDOOR UAMUAFW Men's Tanker JACKETS • Fully Quilted with Wool • Olivet Red or Blue Poplin and Nylon Shell
Clipping location on Wellsville Daily Reporter page 8
CLIPPED FROM
Wellsville Daily Reporter
Wellsville, New York
07 Jan 1958, Tue • Page 8
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BY wetzupdoc · 23 February 2022
- Wellsville Daily Reporter 07 Jan 1958, Tue • Page 8 marriage Sunday in the Christian Temple
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