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Missr»x wiice Sanford and Glenn DouglasPledge Wedding Vows in Church Here u*■ Hie afternoon ceremonyThui ,;day in the First Chris-tan Church, Miss Renee Sanford became the bride of GlennWilliam Douglas of Ingleside.The bride is the granddaughter of Judge (retired) and Mrs. N. D. Sanford of AransasPass and the groom is the son it Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Douglas of ingleside.In a candlelight service the *ev. R. b. Hester, pastor, read he double ring vows, before n arch of greenery with round olumns on either side. White redding bells also accented the rchway of greenery. Large all baskets of white gladioli fere at the altar and branch-d candelabras completed the etting.Mrs. Helen McCullough play-d traditional wedding music.Given in marriage by herrandfather, the bride wore an mpire- gown of white satin ith an illusion yoke of Chan-lly lace and long lace sleeves ith fitted cuffs that came toaints over the hands. The skirt as bordered with lace dotted as bordered with lace and jpliques of lace dotted the tirt and bodice.The detachable Watteau trainsatin was also bordered withce and had lace appliques. Her fingertip veil of illusion 11 from a queen’s crown of arls and crystals with lace serts. She carried a cascadewhite rosebuds centered withpurple orchid tied with long lite satin streamers.Miss Joyce Lane was maid honor and bridesmaids wereiss Sandra Castro and Mrs.»bby L. Sanford. They wore eet length dresses of lav-der organza, and their head-?ces were of matching velvetd lavender net and they car’d nosegays of white carna-ns encircled pink carnations. Laurie Kim Davidson waswer girl. She wore a dress pink organza and an orchididpiece of white silk bows.Doyle Pearson served the 30m as best man and grooms-n were Hobby L. Sanford 1 Dale Thwing. Charles L. Her and Walter Eastonserv-Serving in the house party were Mrs. Barry W. Marbergeand Miss Shirley Weikleenget ofAustin, Miss Joann xMullan, Miss Pattie McCullough, Miss Joyce Lane, Miss Sandra Castro and Miss Debbie Arnold.as ushers. John Updegrove s ring bearer.fhe bride’s grandmotherre a pink imported embroid-sd linen with pink accessor-Miss Jean Mullan presided at the guest register.After a short wedding trip the couple is at home at 129 S. Eighth Street in AransasPass. For traveling the bride wore a candlelight beige suit with matching accessories. Her corsage was a purple orchid.The bride is a mid-termgraduate of Aransas Pass HighSchool. The groom, a graduate of Ingleside High School, is presently employed with his father at Douglas Engineering.Among the out of town guests were Robert J. Sanford of Houston, Miss Winnifred and Miss Frances Williams and Miss Wanda Whittver of Scranton, Iowa, Miss Sharon Douglas ofCorpus Christi, and Mrs. Olga Myles of Washington, D. C.HONORED AT SHOWERThe bride was complimented at a bridal shower March 21 inthe Rattan Room at Little Bob’s.Hostesses were Mrs. 0. E.Lankart, Mrs. J. M. Commander, Mrs. Cooper Herndon,Mrs. WalterCooper,Mrs. W.T. Saint, Mrs. R, A. Schwenke, Miss Penny Bob Speer, Mrs. Harold Bonordon and Mrs. Boyd Middleton.A color scheme of orchid and white was carried out inthe decorations. The refreshment table was laid with whitelinen and centered with spring flowers. Punch and cake wereserved from crystal appointments.Miss Joanne Mullan was incharge of the guest book.Easter VisitorsGuests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pitts and Susan for the Easterweek end were Mr. and Mrs.Harold Duck and son, Bobbie, of Franklin, La., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duck of Houston andMr. and Mrs. Matt Cushing and children, Crissy and David of Euless, Texas.Visit RelativesLdurher
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Aransas Pass Progress
Aransas Pass, Texas, US
Wed, Apr 01, 1970
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