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3mi J if 3'\cMucl 3xcltangedUowd . Willi esCieutmani dLa pie a *Smithin a candlelight ceremony solemnized Saturday, July 10, ill the First Methodist Chutclt at Clarendon, Trudy Kay Heed became the bride of Lieutenant Charles (Wen smith, United Slates Army,The bride is Die (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hiilis of Clarendon and Lieutenant Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs, C. T. Smith of White Deer.Reverend Milton Joehetz read the double-ring ceremony before the altar decorated with cam tlelabra. Baskets of white gladioli flanked the candelabra, Pews were accented with yellow and white ribbons.Pre-nuptial selections were played by Mrs. Pal Glass, organist, who also played the traditional wedding marches. Rev. Paul Hancock sang the theme from “Love Story” and “One Hand, One Heart.”BRIDEGiven in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of oyster linen with guipure lace featuring an attached chapel train. Three-quarter cuffs clasped bishop sleeves. Her elbow length veil of imported silk illusion was attached to leaves ana tiny blossoms of seeded pearls and lace which framed the bride’slace.She carried a bouquet of pom pom mums, carnations and English i\y accented with baby's breath tied in love knots of ribbons.The bride carried out the bridal custom of wearing “something old, something now. something borrowed, and something blue with a sixpence in her shoe.” Something old was a diamond lovalier, given by her grandfather, J. E, Ryan, to her grandmother in 1911.ATTENDANTS Mrs. Kelly Adkins of Lubbock w a s matron of honor. B ? ides m a i d ant! junior bridesmaid were Mrs. Bill Crockett and Penny Maurice Hart, cousin of the bride. They wore identical formal dresses fashioned of sheer yellow and white, cotton dotted .Swiss overyellow cdtlon. The empire bodice was accepted by short puffed sleeves. They carried cascade bouquets of yellow • daisies aftd English ivy trim-Hned with yellow and white ribbons.Gary Lynn Smith, brother of the groom i was best man and groomsmen were Monty Dane Hnwpe of While Deer and Eddie Scott Jones of Shawnee, Okla. Ushers were Monty .Ilawpe of White Deer, Monty Reed of Clarendon, brother of the bride, Philip Hart of Texarkana, cousin of the. bride, and Lieutenant: James Edwards of San Antonio.dandle lighters were George Don Hiilis Jr., brother of the bride and Paul Dennis Hart, cousin of the bride.The bride’s mother, chose for the wedding, a knit dress of rose and white. She wore bone accessories and a pink orchid corsage. The mother of the groom, wore an aqua lace dress with matching accessories and a white orchid.RECEPTION Immediately following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hiilis hosted a reception at their home.The bride's table Was laid vdlh a while linen cloth, appointed with crystal. The table was centered with baby’s breath. The yellow and while wedding cake was topped with wedding bells.Members of the house party included Mrs. Phil Hart, Cindy Ilommel, Mrs. Jimmy Roberts, Mrs. B. B. Gibson and Mrs. J. H. Spier Jr. _For a wedding trip to NewOrleans, La., the bride oho.se for traveling, a' pink, pant suit with white accessories add the corsage of efirnatidris from her bridal bouquet.The bride h a graduate of Clarendon High School and The University of Texas where she was a member of . Phi Gamma Nil, Beta Alpha Psi and Bela Gamma Sigma. Recently she has been. employed by a CPA firm ih New York City.Lieutenant Smith is a graduate of White Deer High School and the United States Military Academy at West Roint, New York. He also attended New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell, N.M.Following their return from the wedding trip, they will be ai Ft, Banning, Ga., for training prior to being stationed with the 1st Armor Division, U. S. Army in Souhern Germany.Members of the wedding party were guests at arehearsal dinner on Friday evening in the home of Mr. and. Mrs, C. T. Smith at White Deer.Area ResidentsAttend Baptists' Summer CampMOBEETIE (Spl) -The First Baptist Church took their Junior Girls to camp near Wellington with Mrs. Jane Seitz and Debbie Ellis as sponsors. Girls attending were Melody Burch, Cintlie Shelton, Tammy Eads, Carol Seitz, Terry Timmons, Gail Hodges, Martha Newman. Be rind a Seitz,
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Pampa Daily News
Pampa, Texas, US
Sun, Jul 18, 1971
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