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   Baytown Sun, The (Newspaper) - May 31, 1977, Baytown, Texas                                THi Iff fli Miss Susan Sanford Is Bride Of Spence Mta Susan Sanford became the bride of William Douglas in a double ceremony May a at St United Methodist The Rev B of- at the ceremony Mrs W W Kirkland and Miss Mallory provided tial music The bride u the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jarrel E Sanford of 7714 Mr and Mrs Jack R Spence of Huffman are the parents of the groom a gown of white peau featuring a high wedding ring collar and cameo neckline Hand beaded appliques of Alencon and Venue lace decorated the bodice Bishop sleeves skirt and watteau tram i Her fingertip mantilla depended from a beaded Juliet up She earned a nosegay of white daisies atop a Bible She wore the same garter worn by her mother at her wedding Miss Cindy Davis of Houston MRS WILLIAM DOUGLAS SPENCE Club News June DAR Meeting Slated John Lewis chapter of the Daughters of the American tion will June 15 at the home of Mrs W H Whitten 5002 Fairway Mrs D M Higgs will Mrs Weldon Cade hosted meeting Mrs Adrien P regent conducted the meeting and installed new of- Participating on the program were Mrs Frank E White Mrs David L Black Mrs Eugene Carlson and Mrs Vaught Mrs W K McConnell is a new member Mrs Vaught presented the program A Look Into the Life of a Country from the diary of George Washington New officers are Mrs W H Schweitzer regent Mrs F E White and Mrs Burton Burrus vice regents Mrs Eugene Jr chaplain Mrs Vaught and Mrs Martin Griffith H W H Meyer treasurer Mrs Cade Mrs W F Whitten registrar Mrs Paul L DeVerter librarian and Mrs Drouilhet parliamentarian Gardening Program Planned Dirt Gardener's Horticulture Club will meet at June 1 at the home nf Mrs E L Wilson Jr 1900 McFarland Mrs Closs O'Sullivan will be Mrs A H Bynum will present the program on Year Around Flowers and Shrubs The May meeting was held in the home of Mrs J B Mrs Arthur Kohler presented the program on African violets Mrs Dulin Perry conducted the meeting Yearbooks were dis- Bridge Exxon Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at p.m June 6 at the Community Building Winners of the quarterly club championship were Adele and Wilson Swan first and Mike Floyd second and Kay McNamee and K Miles Wright third Also Ruby Jennings and Gary Casey fourth Einkauf and Frances Klingemann fifth and Wayne Miller and Muriel sixth was maid of n Bridesmaids were Miss Amy Spence of Huffman sister of the groom and Miss Pit Montgomery of Angleton i Ralph as hit brothers best man were Simpson of College Station and James Bohannon of Conroe Ushers were Jack Spence James Spence and Larry Spence brothers of the groom Flower girl was Rebecca Hedges Kent Hedges was In the houseparty for the reception were Mrs B Hedges Miss Katherine Hedges Mrs J R Sadler Miss Gayla Dupree Miss Strickler Trudy Turla Miss Debbie Mills Miss Lynda McCage ami Mrs Jay Anderson will be at home in The bride is a graduate of Robert E Lee High School and Sam Houston State University The groom is a graduate of Huffman High School and SHSU The groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at Newby's Restaurant The bride was honored with a miscellaneous shower at St Paul's United Methodist Church Hostesses were Mrs F G Wooster Mrs W B Marth Mrs G S Wooster Mrs W W Kirkland Mrs Brentzel Mrs Ray Towns Mrs William White Mrs James Read Mrs David Funderburk Mrs Ed Vaught Mrs Mrs E C May and Mrs Wallace Donelson Corsages were presented to the honoree Mrs Jarrel ford her mother and Mrs Jack Spence mother of groom The serving table was decorated with white and yellow daisies Hostesses presented the bride with two accessory pieces of pottery 40 guests attended A gadget shower honored the bride in the home of the Rev and Mrs B Hedges of Huntsville Mr and Mrs Ric Sadler of Huntsville table was decorated with paper flowers in a milk pitcher The honoree was presented assorted gadgets and sils Approximately 16 guests attended Students Travel To See MAKING PLANS for their upcoming AITS of Culture trip are Price Miss Conusky Gary Walker and Amanda Johnson The group will visit London Amsterdam Pans Venice Florence Rome Athens various Greek islands and Turkey Sun staff photo by Glenn Folkes A group of win soon be off to we UK world with the Gary Walter Amanda ton Delia Hall Jem he i Greene Tammy Skinner and Patricia Pnw will bt by Ross S Sterling High School teacher Miss on the of The itinerary includes to London Amsterdam Venice Rome Florence Athens various Greek islands and Turkey Optional excursions will be offend i to of M- of Capri sad will in Mi art during the with BeU trips scheduled la the to Miss Robson area secretny students will be able to the trip as a three how high school graduation Also many colleges give credit for the trip The group will leave June II and return July JO Former Is Married In Houston Edited By Glena Pfennig New Arrivals MORRIS Mr and Mrs Darrell Morris of Lynchburg announce the birth of a son Robert Alphonse May 25 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital He weighed 9 pounds 7 ounces He has a brother Matthew Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cecil Barren of Nashville Ark and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Morris of Lynchburg grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Mikulek of Nashville Ark and Mr and Mrs John Cross of Altus Okla BAILEY Mr and Mrs Richard Louis Bailey of announce the birth of a daughter Julie Ann May 17 at Gulf Coast Hospital She weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces She has two sisters Keri Lynn and na and a brother Ricky Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Belmont Case of Baytown Mr and Mrs Louis L Bailey and Mrs Reba Myers all of La are Mr and Mrs Lewis Chisom of La HILZENDAGER Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Hilzendager of Mont Belvieu announce the birth of daughter Jolie Amber May 24 at Gulf Coast She weighed 5 pounds 1 ounce Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A E dager of Pasadena and Mr and Mrs R Carroll of Crosby are Mr and Mrs Raymond of El Campo Interior service SHEILA Edmonds engagement to Michael Donahue is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs James Edmonds of Marlin Donahue is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Donahue of Day town An Aug 20 wedding is planned in Marlin is a of Stephen F Austin State University where the prospective groom holds a master's degree MISS CYNTHIA Louise Walker's engagement to Mark Allen Miller is by her parents Mr and Mrs Billy C of Baytown Miller is the son of Mr and Mrs Bruce C Miller of Navarre Ohio An 11 is planned at Memorial Baptist Church Friends are invited through the press The is a graduate of Ross S Sterling High School Miller is a graduate of High School in Navarre i Miss Lynda Baty was married to EMon DeWayne Allen in a candlelight ceremony at Assembly of God Church in Houston Rev formed 18 evening ceremony Music was provided by Mrs Rex Stewart Paul Sparks and Miss Karen Tharp The bride U the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Russ Baty Jr of El Paso formerly of Baytown The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs E L: Allen of Houston The bride chose a white gown of silk satin and Alencon lace The molded empire bodice of English net and IMC featured a sheer yoke and long sheer sleeves Depending from a bandeau of Alencon lace and pearls the bridal veil was of English sion marked with lace motifs and pearls She carried a nosegay of orchids gypsophila stephanotis and greenery Bridesmaids were Miss Karen Tun both of Houston and Mrs Charles of San Marcos Terry Lynn Fisher was belt man Groomsmen were Erie fraylor Trey Edwards Tim and J Rust Baty 01 Amanda Wilkenon was flower girl Following a honeymoon to Austin the couple will be at home in Houston The bnde is a graduate of Lee High School in Houston and attended Southwest Terns State University and the University of Houston The groom u a of stown High School Photo Rules What Variety Of Parties Fetes Area Graduates When Where TUESDAY Take Off Pounds Sensibly 495 p.m Citizens Savings Bank WEDNESDAY Women's Aglow 9 day Inn Association for Hyperactive Children 9 Cedar Bayou Baptist Church Take Off Pounds Sensibly 594 Community Building Dirt Gardeners Mrs E I Wilson 1900 McFarland THURSDAY Church of God Auxiliary 10 Take Off Pounds 7 p.m Barcelona Apartments Area high school seniors have been honored with a number of parties GRADUATE HONORED Ross S Sterling High School graduate was honored with a luncheon at the home of Mrs Joe Dunn were Mrs Jackie Dunn Kim Dunn and Debbie Dunn Special guests were Mrs Frances Box and Mrs Glenda Rogers grandmother and mother of the honoree The honoree received a gift of pewter and a leather Bible Cherry Janet Ward Sarah Thompson Sheryl Gorrell and Rogers were honored with a salad luncheon at the home of Mr and Mrs David Rogers The serving table was decorated with blue and white flowers and English ivy The honorees were presented gifts of crystal SOFT DRINK PARTY Debbie DeLaVergne Ross S Sterling graduate was feted with a soft drink party A figurine of a graduate centered the serving table Guests included Larry Kelly Pain Kelly James Miller Sussie Miller White Fran White Clydene Webb Doris Gwin Pam Gwin Mrs Lorene DeLaVergne mother of the honoree and Mrs A R Cornelius grandmother of the honoree SPAGHETTI SUPPER Crow Ross ing High School graduate was honored 1 with a spaghetti supper at the home of Mrs Clyde Bigler were Debbie Crow Mrs T E West Jr and Tana West Guests included Arthur vis Carla Cloudt Chris Rupp Lisa McKinley Johnny Kellogg Donna Cannon Mark Hatcher Suzanne Adams Brad Sinclair Lee Ann Winters Sam Beauchamp Debbie and Sherry Dickey The honoree was presented a gift of lingerie The Baytown Sun prints birthday pictures for children through their surth birthday only Parents mult supply the photograph one week before the birthday with information accompanying the picture These pictures can be picked up in Dimension after publication should have their engagement ment in Dimension from six weeks to three months before the wedding in order to use both engagement and wedding pictures MRS ELDON DEWAYNE ALLEN Art Mart WILTON'S CAKE SUPPLIES ti i OFFICE RELIEF Mil HUn 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