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Miss Jo Nan Baritts es Bride ofRobertPrice in Tatum B Claffst ChurchMiss Jo Nane*u.ht by tiny eovd.aug|i- t rom her fitted budice th^ 01 Mr. and Vrs. Tip Barnes circular skirt of lace was com-of Crossroads became the bride p]jmemed by a Demipeplon andi i n son,,a sunburst iiccordian pleatedand Mrs. C. B. Price of 01ton.lfront panel Her tiered veil ofTexas on Saturday evening, imported illusion fell from ai?.us* ,lt5 ?} tiara of matching lace. She|«The double * ring eeremonyjWorewas performed by Rev. RayiCunningham in the FirstNUt Church at Tatum.j Four ian - shaped arrang*-mny white carnations on aments of pink and American while Bible which was aBeauty ladoli and jade green-.from ry in a tiered arrangement in-tersperced with four seyen^ricie carried a linen lace hand-branched candelabra holding 'kerchief borrowed from Mrs.ipink tapers flanked the greeny*. D. Sawyer, Crossroads, for(covered arch under which the;,he old and borrowed her dress (couple took their vows. /i Candles were lighted by MissiRuxeli Gragg of Clovis and Hapa necklace of minute pearls, a gift from the groom, riap- jfer bridal bouquet was pinkcarnations with streamers andher father.In keeping with tradition, theandTexico, cousins o IDanfort h.the bride. * ~ WMiss Gragg wore a pink waltz length gown of nylon sheer and a halo of baby pink carnations fnm and net. wm'was new.i jpiiHBapHHHHHH . garter. ■ '•‘‘:Miss Laquita Fort, Tatum and Miss Geraldine Bass. Lubbock were maids of honor. Thev and the bride, attended all 12 years of school together at Ta-Bridesmaids Foster, bar aWedding music included I‘Walk Hand in Hand” sung by iFred Sanforth. Texico cousin of the bride He was accompanied by Mrs. F.dd Eoff of Tatum.Mrs. Eoff also played severaljpre - nuptial selections and h w ^ Pnrt^l^ rin^Jthe traditional processional and.^^ liule Bm Barnes Ros°.recessional. Lori s wejj a COusin ot the bride.Prayer was sung A CapellaI were Norma Alamogordo and Bar-Hickey, Lubbock. Best man was Ronny Dial, El Paso, and groomsmen and ushers were Maurice Hodges, Por-tales; Albert Woodel. Eunice:The bride's attendants weresungat the close of the ceremonv. attired in street length dresses Given in marriage by her Z* ^ir Y~i JZZafather, the bride wore aditional floor length gown ofwhite chantilly type land and;tulle fashioned with a sabrina Ineckline, long pointed sleeves!y if you buy now!)£ ON INITIAL PRICE!iv Plymouth prices are at the ir*s lowest... and your mouth dealer needs used s, so he's trading high.f of pink lace sheath trimmed in American Beauty satin. Large bows with streamers formed a unique decoration to the backs of the gowns. Pink net picture hats, pink pumps and pink lace mitts bound in American Beauty satin completed their costumes.They carried single American Beauty roses The bride’s chosen colors of pink and American Beauty were carried out in the gowns and floral decorations.Donna Hoffman, cousin of the bride from Morton, Texas was ! flower girl. She carried a !white net and lace basket. Her dress featured a pink nnylon taffeta underskirt with a ny-jlon taffeta underskirt with a i nylon organdy overskirt ending in scolops at the hemline. Her bandeau was of pink carnations and net.The bride s mother wore a ! coffee brown lace over taffeta with a bandeau hat of pink and j brown and pink. For her son’s !wedding, Mrs. Price wore a pink linen dress, and both mothers had a pink carnation corsages.Guests were registered Mrs. Danny Cure, Olton, sister |of the groom. She wore a pink gored gown and carnation cor-E $140 ON RIDE ALONE!ne other cars charge up to 0 extra for their top ride, mouth's luxury Torsion-Aire e costs not If extra.sageFollowing the wedding, a reception was held in the church annex. The refreshment table ,was covered with a white satin i cloth overlaid with pink net caught at the corners with clusters of pink flowers. Centeringthe table was an arrangementlcheer leader's position for this of pink roses flanked by pink (fall. She holds an office in Kap-tapers. Crystal appointments jpa Delta Alpha Social Sororitywere used. and was elected Best MemberAfter the young couple cut theithis past year. She was a can-first piece of their three tiered.didate for Yucca blossom, cake Miss Earlene Cook of class favorite and was Home-iTo Organize Bowling LeagueField, served. The cake, decor-,ated in white and pink -buds and topped with whitecoming Queen srose-past year.was m attendantthisJerry'sTHESE THIEVEFORT WORT!Burglars during proved they li lion in his own They broke in coffee machine with S10.87. Th- - „ _ , Preceding rehearsal the nighttwin wedding bells, was reflect-1prior to the wedding, the bride'sed on a circular mirror. Mrs.iparen^s were hosts to a dinner Everette Banister presided atthe crystal punch service. Mrs.An organized bowling leagueis in, offing for Lovington.Plans now call for an organ- jn police headq ized meeting of the league Wed------nesday night.E ON CAS!mouth proved it can saveGary Cothran and Mrs. Maur-ine Hodges also helped serve.|e(j Following a short wedding trip the couple will be at home at 1207 West Ivey in Portales. They plan to enter ENMU this fall and are classified as seniors. The groom is majoring in finance and is a member of thefootballI Mrs. Frances;Beginning at 7:30 p. m. ai Sing the meeti at the Baptist Church annex in Pal-A-Mar cafe, interested per- Lovington peop Tatum. A dinner of baked ham sons wjn begin work to organ- ing and with th and all the trimmings was serv- jze teams and these teams will here a league i:winningmoney on fuel by Mobilgas Economy Hun two rs in a row. So till *er up and save!varsity football squad.He will serve as president of the letterman's Club this coming year.Majoring in secretarial educa-buffet style. Guests were make up the league, seated at a long table coveredwith a white cloth. Centerpiece was an arrangement of pink carnations flanked by pink tapers The bride wore a corallinen sheath with a coral carnation corsages. Members of the wedding party were guests.Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. FrankBst-nes, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Camp.■»TINXSSYORK, KAYINTERNON A L-. i .. . , , Mr. and Mfrs I. S. Collier. Hr. tion, the bride has been cheer|and Mrs. c. B. Price and Mrs.leader the past two years, and has been elected to the headSEAMSTRESSJerrv Crook. %* *:ir**jt • «.» 4*y.yCw.v* * € * KaATHE CREATION/INTERNATITHISTHE.Veryexcftllent work, Mrs. M. L. McMim 1j6 West Avenue J.The Marshall Islands in the Pacific now a U.S. trust territory. were once occupied by the Spaniards, were later sold tc the Germans and still later given to the Japanese.Jur* ** «• * -* . -V.* V Vw.vv V* -I * c *• • *l (JLl* I *WA■ • • * *• * « * » ' * 4 ■t « #**•#«ir »THE LARGEST NUMBER SIMULTANEOUSLYAGREEMENTS COVER]E ON MAINTENANCE!Attend Services SundayW
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Lovington Daily Leader
Lovington, New Mexico, US
Wed, Aug 27, 1958
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