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Miss Nelda CarrelI BecomesNBrideGlen Schaffer June 21Miss Nelda Carrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carrell of Shiro, became the bride of Glen Schaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schaffer of Anderson, at 8 p.m. Friday, June 21.The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Bruce Woods at the Shiro Baptist Church in Shiro. Candelabras entwined with English ivy holding white tapers and large baskets of white mums decoratedthe altar.Mrs. T. J. Slaton provided the traditional wedding music and accompanied Mrs. W M. Carrell, the bride's sister-in-law, in singing “The Story of Ruth* and the “Wedding Prayer.*Given in marriage by her brother, Cornell Carrell, the bride wore a formal gown of white peau de soie. The bodice,sleeves and chapel-length train were of Aleneon lace. Her shoulder-length veil fell from a pearl tiara. She carried a bouquet of snowflake pompom chrvsanthemums centered witha white orchid.As the bride approached the altar, she gave her mother a kiss and a flower from herbouquet.Mr.wellweekeFannn noon IIola tx The Collie cial iaway by a jbut g bite.splemcludirwithwereTalbuildhis pSmitlbarlxHisFordMr. ‘nelvinightMrs.cous plete so 1 Mrs/' * •- ^ **■v.•; V .'V,Gar;PraitheyMrs. Glen (Nelda Carrell) SchafferMiss Carol Lynn, niece of the bride, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Gloria Schaffer, sister of the groom; Kathy Schroeder, Linda Schaffer, Marshalyn Kay Carrell, junior bridesmaid; and Tina Bogan as flower girl.The attendants wore A-line yellow organza over peau de soie dresses, white gloves, yellow tulle veils. They each carried a single yellow rosebud.Raymond Sechelski served as best man. Groomsmen were Gerald Schroeder, Marshall Ashorn, Bill Boehm, KennethLeiber, junior groomsman, and Victor Kyle Carrell, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer.Donnie Molitor and Charles Becker served as ushers.per. Tom a th tive:ChaMonsotaweeMTonBy Mrs. K. E. Trant and Mrs. C. R. MaxwellFor her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Carrell chose a blue lacedress with all blue accessories. An orchid corsage complimented her ensemble.The mother of the groom selected a light green two-piece linen and lace suit with matching accessories. She wore an orchid corsage.Following the ceremony a reception was held m the church fellowship hall. Two hundred guests attended the reception.A three-tiered white wedding cake with yellow flowers adorned the bride’s table. The cakewas made bv Mrs. Bruce Woods.The bride’s bouquet served as e centerpiece for the table. Punch was served from a crystal punch bowl.Chocolate cake with the names of the bride and groom inscribed on top was served with coffee from the groom’stable.Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Lloyd Lehew, sister of the bride, and Misses Lucille Busa, Mary Katkoski, Judy Wickey, Dana Overby, Kathie Beeler and Marlene Leiber.After a short wedding trip, the couple will live in Anderson.R, P. Trant entered the Bryan hospital Tuesday preparatory to surgery Friday. Latest reports are that he is progressing nicely.Recent guests in the homeof Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hicks w’ere Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jackson and family of Brazoriaand Mr. and Mrs. Don Hutto andfamily of Otey.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook attended the funeral of her son-in-law, Romus Williams, in Franklin Monday afternoon.Mrs. Thelma Crabtree of California visited her mother, Mrs. Gracie Burns, last week.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lavender and sons, Charles and Bryan, of Houston, are spending their vacation with his father, W. H, Lavender and children.Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hailey and children, Bobby Glenn and Christina Lee, are home from Beaumont, where Mr. Hailey is work mg, for the weekend.Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jarvisannounce the birth of their first grandchild, James Edward Humphrey. Proud parents areMr. and Mrs. Ronnie Humphreyof Bryan.Mrs. Darrell Trant spentFriday with Mrs. K. E. Trant. She came to see her son, Kenny, who is spending the summerwith his grandpaents.Charles Cook of Dallas spentlast Sunday with his father, C. W. Cook and Mrs. Cook.Tammy Crenshaw of Anderson has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ola Gandy.Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hicks,accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Muldrew Sanders, attended church at Beacon Missionary Baptist Church in Bryan lastFriday night.Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Maxwell and John Ray visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Goen and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Davis last Sundayafternoon.Mrs. W. L. Churchwell, Jr.and children, Bubba and Jaala, of Carlos and her mother, Mrs. Myres of Huntsville, were in the community one day last week.Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Jarvis, Leon Jarvis, Cindy Kron and Tammy Kois of Houston spent several days at their country home here.ter,Douton,entlt;BisPeitheMr1oftheherwhlt;isoMrurcMabitforFROMby Mrs. Willie Gressettlarthlt;MiThose visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Myers over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Myers of Humble, Mrs. Ola Redding of North Zulch, her son, S. C. Redding and family of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cook of Keith, Mr. and Mrs. George Myersof Houston.Mr. and Mrs. Larry Adamsand her sister, Miss Joyce More of Bryan visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ErnestAdams, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Yeagerof Bryan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilcox Sunday.Those visiting with Mrs. Mammae Cotton were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Goff and daughters, Jan and Carol, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Green of Erwin, Mrs. Ethel Mo Smith and son of Mad-isonville.Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.LEMBBwClANiiNoliS
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