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Page 6Lovington Daily Leader THURS. APRIL 2, 1959Gregory-Mahan Vows Are Taken.InNorthside BaptistChurchBefore a background of blue and white carnations and a weddinginedgreenryev Gregory, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Ike Gregory, exchanged wedding vows with Wayne Mahan, sonof Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mahan,at 5:30 p. m. Friday.The Northside Baptist Churchwas the setting for the rotes withRev. W. O. Donnelly, uncle of thebride, of Lubbock as efficiant.Mrs. Wallace Mahan, sat at thebookHardawayplayed* -vivEscorted to the altar by herfather the bride wore a ballerinalength white lace gown over taffeta. Her fingertip veil was heldin place by a tiny band of lace -v . A v.-5fcV»v vX'Avy/':*. -V.iShe carried a bouquet of whitecarnations on a white Bible. Forsomething old she wore her grandmother’s wedding band; somethingweddingsometh-borrowewded by Mrs. Bill Bunch; somethingblue was a garter made by hergrand mother for each of hergrandchildren to wear in theirpennyminted in 1939 the year of herbirth for luck.Miss Jimmie K Gregory, sisterof the bride served as Maid of Honor. She wore a white organza dressover blue, fashioned with a fitted bodice and a bouffant skirt.A blue cumberbund tieing in alarge bow in the back accented thewaist. She carried a nosegay ofblue carnations surrounded byWallace Mahan, brother of thegroom was best man. Ushers wereDon Gregory, brother of the bride,rrnrmand Marshall GriffinTibitha Thi Gregory, sister ofthe bride and Coy Dean UsservlightedLovington Judging CgrfafctjrInroadsdies. Tibitha wore a full skirtedTeams Win Honorsdress of blue organdy trimmed in(Continued from Page 1)white lace.On March 21. 1959. the Loving- would seem the better Part ofW I 1 ft % #% 1 • . • 1 * •The bride’s mother choose toton F. F. A. Chapter paiucipated val°r f°r dissatislied Americans.wear a blue and gray dress withSoutheastern District Judg-instcad of running away from coning held atblack accessories for her daugh- . Lu5bock Texas.- ft • ft* m m m t ....__%-J \ m m M m V * * ’ ft.Texas Tech College ditions at home, to try to halt thetor’s wedding Mrs. Mahan worecollectivist trend in their country.LovIt can be halted if enough Amer-a navy blue suit with white acccs- contest. In livestocksones.A reception for the guests fol-Lovington won fourth plajudging. Theicans make up their minds to doSO.»membersKendrick said the agriculture]owfed in the bride’s aunt and uncle Agujnaga jjm Patterson, and Ger- situation is aggravated by twoMr. and Mrs. Jadv Webster s home Dean. The Dairv Teamwonimportant factors. First the new1508eredsecond place. Eddy Bryans, Mich-! lreaty with Mexico by April 20,an arrangement of blue and Vhitcacl Caudill, and Lanny Ashlock ! and secondly, three bills now inwerethe members of the team. Congress, all aimed at helping or-carnations as the centerpiece. A ponnje Benham, an alternate, was ganizedthree tiered cake topped with a hiph individual of the contest. The ricuiture field.gminiature bride and groom, do- parm Mechanics Team won first And in addition to this he saidcoratcd with blue roses, and punch pjacc The team consisted of Bob- the Labor Department's BureauLorettaby Bradshaw, first high individual of Employment Security is makand Venetta Webster both cousins t^e contest. Johnny Fulton, and ing “the practical use of laborerscompleted the setting.appointments Qary c,ann. The Crops Team won almost untendable under the res-bluj*first. The team consisted of Clif- trictions imposed on the farmers.”wfith matching accessories as the couple left on their wedding trip.ford Beattie, first high individualof the contest. Gary Gann, second“Blessings on thee, little man. Barefoot boy with cheeks of tan.Out of town guests were Mr. shaw SCVenth high individual.highxindividual. and Bobby Brad- Trudging down a dusty lane,and Mrs. W H. Donnelly of Ida-With no thought of future pain;lou, Texas, Mrs. W. 0 DonnellyGary Gann, Reporter. You’re our one and only betand girls, Mrs. Chari Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory and girls of Lubbock Mrs. Ted Usserv, Mr.and Mrs. rote Gregory. Mr. andSouthern Union GasNamesMrs. Monroe Gregory and girls ofHobbs, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. TaylorMr and Mrs. Buddy Taylor, andPaxtonDistrict ManagerMr. and Mrs. Taylor of Artesia.Sloan Paxton of Pecos, Texas,Paxton was promoted to his newf.TepndaSpistthi2a'toChwoialL.evishipr;inofclideloc1wiiterl/. t phe*e ___« t. ___
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