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2B The Evening Tribune Friday, October 3, 1969 Nuptial Vows Solemnized in Church MRS. JOHN A. MACHIAN Janice L. Quattlebaum Machian-Quattlebaum John A. Machian of Patrick Air Force Base and Janice L.

Quattlebaum of Cape Canaveral were married Sept. 1 at St. Theresa's Catholic Church of Titusville. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Quattlebaum of Graceville. She was graduated from Graceville High School and Cape Kennedy College, Cocoa Beach. She attended Chipola Junior College in Marianna and Troy State College Troy, Ala.

She is employed by General Acceptance Corp. of Cocoa Beach. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Machian of Titusville.

He was graduated from Titusville High School and is stationed with the U. S. Air Force at Patrick AFB. Given in marriage by her brother James Quattlebaum, the bride wore a floor -length MRS. RALPH LLOYD CRAWFORD Teresa Lillian Bowden Crawford-Bowden The marriage of Ralph Lloyd Crawford of Rockledge to Teresa Lillian Bowden of Indialantic took place Sept.

6 at the First Baptist Church of Indialantic. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woody Bowden of Indialantic. She was graduated from Melbourne High School and attended University of South Florida at Tampa.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Crawford of Rockledge. He was graduated from Cocoa High School and attended Brevard Junior College.

He is serving in the U.S. Army and is stationed at Ft. Monmouth, N.J. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floorlength gown of embroidered silk organa with a batteau neckline and elbow length sleeves. gown of chantilly lace over satin styled with an empire waistline and large satin bow.

Her veil of tulle was attached to a petal headpiece trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations. Sarah Quattlebaum of Cape Canaveral, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a street-length dress of blue lace and carried a single mum. Bridesmaid was Eva Mae Quattlebaum of Graceville, sister of the bride.

She was dressed identically to the maid of honor. Best man was Charles Machian of Tampa, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Michael J. Brady of Cocoa and Charles Machian of Tampa. A reception was held in the social hall of the church.

The couple is at home in Cape Canaveral. Cocoa-Rockledge Gardeners Hear Schedule of Season's Activities Officers, circle representatives and committee chairmen of the CocoaRockledge Garden Club, met at the garden center on Fiske Boulevard with Mrs. Club Island Club Meets Oct. 8 The international affairs department of the Merritt Island Woman's Club will hold a Taster-Kaffee-Tafel on Oct. 8 from 10:30 a.m.

to 12:30 p.m. at the Kiwanis Island Civic Center. Displays of foreign objets arts and samples of foods from foreign lands will be featured at the event. The public is invited and the donation is fifty cents. A brief business meeting of the MIWC will be held at 9:30 a.m.

at the Merritt Island Library prior to the coffee. Lockheed Wives Meet at Beach Lockheed Wives will meet at Lee Caron's Carnival Club in Cocoa Beach on Oct. 9. Cards will begin at 10 a.m. and the buffet luncheon will follow at 12:30.

Lori Wilson, county commissioner, will speak on economic and domestic situations in the country. The outgoing officers will be hostesses. Reservationists will be Mrs. Clare Ashton for Titusville, Mrs. Paul Kruse for Merritt Island, and Mrs.

Langhorn Gee for Indian Ha bour Beach. Green Thumbers Schedule Meet The Green Thumb Circle of the Cocoa-Rockledge Garden Club will meet Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. at the Garden Center in Rockledge. A program on "How Does Your Garden Shade?" will be presented by Sam Branch of Branch Tree Service.

He will discuss the varieties of shade trees which grow well in Florida. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. Robert Cowart, Mrs. Bailey Stimson and Mrs. E.

A. Questa. Troths Announced Jean Adams' Teen Forum LUCKY NUMBER? (Q.) I love this girl very much. She says she likes me, but she won't go with me. I have asked her to go with me 18 times but will ask her 12 more because 30 is my lucky number.

Do you think she will say yes? -Confused Boy in New Jersey. (A.) No. Take her hint and forget her. So far as you're concerned, there's no magic number with her. But some other girl might say yes on Try No.

1. Hunt for her. FOSTER FOULUP: (Q.) I lived in a foster home for 14 months and became very attached to my foster mother and her sons and daughters. But one day, when she was in the hospital, her husband came home drunk. That night he came to my room.

I fought him off for a while, but finally had to give in. When he came back again and again, I cooperated with him. This went on for four months. He would come to my room while my foster mother was away at work. When she found out what we were doing, she ordered me to leave.

That was three months ago and I'm still heartsick. I liked my foster family so much and am homesick for them Please tell me what to do. Should I try to get back at least on speaknig terms with my foster mother, or should I erase her and all the others from my life for good? I truly long for forgiveness. -Sorry in Pa. (A.) Write your former foster mother a sincere letter of apology.

Ask her to forgive you, but tell her not to write you back. I believe she will forgive you maybe not right away, but someday. Do not suggest or expect to pick up where you left off, either as a member of the family or as a friend. After that one letter do not try even to keep in touch with them. There would always be a strained feeling.

'Her husband did wrong, but so did you. When we do wrong we often lose the friends we love and need the most. I am confident that in time you will find new friends and maybe a family, and that when you do you will not do wrong toward any of them, or toward yourself either. (Want personal answers to your questions? Write to Jean Adams, Box 2402, Houston, Texas 77001. Only letters that include a stamped, selfaddressed envelope will be answered.) JONI DEE GIBBS Gibbs- Jones Col.

(ret.) and Mrs. Asa Ben Gibbs of Satellite Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter Joni Dee to Lt. David Mudgett Jones Jr. of the U.S. Army, son of Maj.

Gen. David M. Jones, commander of Air Force Eastern Test Range, and Mrs. Jones. The bride -elect was graduated from Satellite High School in 1965 and attended the University of Houston, Cape Kennedy School of Technology, Cocoa Beach; and is now studying at Rollins College, Winter Park.

She was employed by North American Rockwell through the Apollo 11 launch in July. Lt. Jones was graduated from Surattsville High School, Md. in 1965. He attended Texas Technological College in Lubbock and receive his commission in the U.S.

Army at Ft. Benning, Ga. He was graduated from paratroop school and ranger school and is stationed at Ft. Benning. No wedding date has been set.

VIVIAN DERBY Derby-Lindhauer Announcement of the engagement of Vivian Derby to Robert G. Lindauer, both of Cocoa Beach, has been made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Watts of Merritt Island. The bride-elect attended school in South Carolina and Brevard Junior College at Cocoa.

She is employed by First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Cocoa Beach. 1 of a 8 Her veil of silk organza was attached to a baby cap tied under her chin with a satin ribbon. She carried pink roses with stephanotis in a cascade. Evelyn Dryer of Delray Beach was maid of honor. She wore a floor-length gown of aqua silk worsted and carried a bouquet of pink roses and white carnations.

Bridesmaids were Susan Anderegg of Miami and Anne Crawford of Rockledge. They wore gowns identical to the maid of honors. Flower girl was Nan Baker of Indialantic. Best man was Kenneth G. Kaiman of Satellite Beach.

Ushers were James Haley Eau Gallie and Ray Beaver of Satellite Beach. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Eau Gallie Yacht Club. The couple is at home in Long Beach, N.J. bridge party and bazaar Oct. 23 at the garden center.

Straw Hat's regular meeting will be Oct. 8 at the garden center with "Let's Talk About Growing Things" as the program topic. Green Thumb has a fascinating program planned for its Oct. 13 meeting. "How Does Your Garden Breathe?" will be the subject along with a workshop on making terrariums.

They will meet at the garden center on Monday night. Founders Circle, the nucleus of the club, will have its first meeting of the year Oct. 13 with a noon luncheon meeting at the garden "Famous Gardens" will be the theme for the meeting with the showing of a film of Bellingrath Gardens. On Oct. 15.

Spade and Trowel Circle will meet at the garden center for their meeting with a flower arrangement workshop planned. "Exploring the Creations of Beauty" will be the theme for the Sun 'N' Sand Circle on Oct. 20 at the garden center. Hospital Statistics WUESTHOFF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SEPTEMBER 29 Admissions members are invited to attend this district meeting when Florida federation president, Mrs. Maurice S.

Dillingham and officers of the federation will be present. Plans are now complete for a year of interesting programs for the members. The first club-sponsored program will be on Nov. 6 with Mrs. D.

M. McGlamery of Melbourne presenting a program on holiday decorations. Another program, table settings and flower arrangements, will be given on Jan. 14 by Mrs. A.

F. Williams of Indian Harbor Beach. The club will then be hostess for a District 6 symposium on parliamentary law on Feb. 4 with Mrs. Carroll Griffen, immediate past state president of the federation, and Mrs.

E. G. Lawrence as speakers. Ending the clubsponsored events will be a landscape design program by Mrs. G.

A. Cjoerloff of Maitland on April 29 at the garden center. Circle activities for October include the annual Straw Hat Richard Davis, Rockledge; Mrs. Wilard Baxley, Cocoa; Hilliard Matthews, Cocoa; Fredrick Tenner, Cocoa; Daniel Brown, Cocoa; Mrs. Anna Rothschild, Cocoa Beach; Mrs.

D. C. Fraze, Merritt Island; Peggy Green, Cocoa; Mrs. Bill Groseclose, Cocoa; Gloria Darling, Cocoa; Mrs. George Burch, Merritt Island; Mrs.

Richard Geschwind, Cocoa; Damon Campbell, Merritt Island; Mrs. Willie Bradfield, Merritt Island; Harry Hurdock, Rockledge; Mrs. R. E. Benefield, Cocoa: Lesley Theisinger.

Rockledge; Whitney Warren, Rockledge; James Brownlee, Cocoa. Releases Frank Freeman, Cocoa; Davis Mann, Cocoa: Mrs. Salvatore Palma, Rockledge; Frank Ontranto, Rockledge; Richard Davis, Rockledge. SEPT. 30 Admissions Kath Ann Kiser, Rockledge; Charles Turner, Cocoa; Mr.

Lindauer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Lindauer of Brookfield, Ill. He received his bachelor of science degree from Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis.

and masters degree from Florida State University, Tallahassee. He is employed by North American Rockwell of Cape Kennedy. The wedding date has not been set. Moraqne-Demps Announcement of the engagement of Hattie Y. Moragne to Julius B.

Demps of Cocoa has been made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Moragne Sr. of Cocoa. The bride-elect is a graduate of Monroe High School and is attending Brevard Junior College.

She is employed by Pan American Today's Smart Women Turn To TODAY Want Ads To Get Things Done World Airways, Inc. at Cocoa Beach. Mr. Dempsis the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Osteen Demps of Fernandina Beach. He was graduated from Peck High School and is employed by Winn Dixie of Rockledge. The couple will be married Saturday in Cocoa. Ralph Fitzpatrick presiding. Announcing of the District 6 Florida Federation of Garden Clubs Fall District Meeting in Indian Harbour Beach, Oct.

27 was made. All garden club Corner William's Point Women to Sell Amish Clothing The women of the William's Point Civic Association will hold a "Dutch party on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Betty Stevens, 6982 Dahlia in Cocoa. "Dutch Maid" is clothing made by the Amish residents of Pennsylvania, featuring top line apparel for the whole family. Proceeds from the event will go to the civic association. The association is also sponsoring a model plane and car contest for age groups seven to 12, and 12 to 17. For further information about the contest call Robert Snyder at 632-9045.

AAUW to Hear Audubon Talk Karl Eichhorn, president of the Indian River Audubon Society, will be the speaker for the Oct. 15 meeting of Cocoa Beach Branch of the American Association of University Women to be held at 8 p.m. at the Kiwanis Island Civic Center. He will use as his topic the AAUW's study of "This Beleaguered Earth, Can Man Survive?" On Oct. 8, the literature study group will hold an organizational meeting at the home of the chairman, Mrs.

Joseph H. Wood 30 Bouganvillea Cocoa Beach. Other AAUW activity includes a gathering of the gourmet group on Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Rouse, 191 Antigue Cocoa Beach. Indonesian foods will be served. Steven Smith, Titusville; James Blakely, Eau Gallie; Mrs. Thomas Christian, Cocoa; Julie Crisafulli, Merritt Island; Myrna Faulkner, Cocoa; Mrs.

Martha Loftis, Cocoa; Eugene Dunn, Cocoa; John Brown, Merritt Island; James Gilbert, Cocoa; Albert Denzel, Cocoa; Mrs. Andy Russell, Merritt Island. Releases Mrs. Kenneth McGee, Cocoa; John Albine, Merritt island; David Williams, Merritt Island; Arthur Dawson, Cocoa; Charles Turner, Cocoa; Barbara Croft, Cocoa. AFS Schedules Sunday Meeting 1 4, The Merritt Island chapter of the American Field Service will hold a reception on Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m.

at the Merritt Island Library for candidates for the Americans Abroad program of AFS and their families. Mrs. Paul Castiglione, Americans Abroad coordinator for the local chapter, is reception chairman assisted by Mrs. J. W.

Bridwell and Mrs. Jess Tejeda..