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September 3, 1975
Debra Ann Martin marries Steven Eric Miller
Mrs. Steven Eric Miller
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The marriage of Miss
Debra Ann Martin, 422
Columbia Avenue, to Steven
Eric Miller took place on
Saturday, August 30, at
11:00 a.m. at St. Luke's
Episcopal Church, Mount
Joy, with the Rev. Donald
Whitesel officiating.
The bride chose a gown of
alencon lace over taffeta
with a sweetheart neckline
which was accented with
pearls and sequins, with
long billowy sleeves and a
gathered skirt with a double
flounce hemline. The
matching mantilla was
edged: with alencon lace and
flowed into a chapel train.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David W.
Martin, 422 Columbia Ave-
nue, Mount Joy. She was
graduated from Donegal
High School, attended Ship-
pensburg State College, and
is employed by The Hartford
Insurance Group.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. Raymond Miller,
Unionville, and Mrs. Sara
Miller, 223 East Linden
Street, Kennett Square.
He was a graduate of
Unionville High School and
is employed by Rolling
Green Memorial Park, West
Chester.
Miss Linda Grissinger,
Mount Joy, Pa., was maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were
Miss Gayle Miller, Lynn
Miller, sisters of the groom,
Kennett Square; Teri and
Lori Tibbits, Reading; and
Vickie Day, Williamsport.
Serving as best man was
David G. Martin of Mount
Joy. Ushers were Donald
and David Williams,
Coatesville; Raymond Day
and Leslie Smith, Baltimore,
Maryland; and Raymond
Miller, Unionville.
The couple will live in
Gap, Pa. after a honeymoon
in the Poconos
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