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TWO. LAMESA PRESS REPORTER, LAMESAVaughn9Miss Brenda Kay Vaughn and Jack Martin Sykes exchanged wedding vows Saturday, July 21, at 4 p.m. in the First Baptist Church in Lamesa. The Rev. Orin Martin of Medford, Ore., uncle of the groom, performed the double ring candlelightceremony.Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. G.D. Vaughn of Lamesa and Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Sykes of Sonora.Providing traditional wedding selections was Jana Porterfield of Andrews, who accompaniedGill Beam of Patricia as she sang “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Evergreen,” ‘‘We Have Love” and “Wedding Song.”Vows were exchanged before an archway of greenery with yellow and white daisies. To each side of the archway were$169°° without trade-inDesign the simplest keyboard imagin able. 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The empire waistline was defined in the lace and swept to form a chapel -length train. The hemline of the skirt and train was edged in the scalloped pattern of Venise lace. To complete her ensemble, the bride wore a silk illusion veiling caught to a camelot - capulet covered in matching Venise lace. The entire veil was edged in the matching lace and drifted to walking length.In keeping with tradition, for something new the bride chose her dress; something old was the wedding band belonging to the bride’s paternal great -grandmother, Mrs. G.G. Vaughn; something borrowed was a gold cross from the bride’s mother; something blue was a garter made by Mrs. Thomas Tedford of San Angelo. She wore a sixpence in one shoe and a 1979 penny in the other. The bride carried a cascade of daisies and yellow roses with candlelight streamers tied in love knots atop a white Bible carried in the wedding of the bride’s mother.Babette Vaughn served her sister as maid of honor. 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MainLAMi££Texase/ternallre//wedding vowswore wide - brimmed yellow hats accented with yellow and candlelight streamers and daisiesappointments were used. Hostesses were Ankie Cantwell, Jolene Cline, and Mrs. George Wallace,MRS. JACK MARTIN SYKES ...nee Brenda Kay Vaughncaught into a bow. Each carried colonial bouquets of yellow and white daisies with candlelight streamers tied in love knots.Alfred Skyes, brother of the groom, served as best man, while John Newman of Claude, served as groomsman. Bruce Ker-bow of Sonora, Charles Hughes and Larry Copen-haver, both of San Angelo, served as ushers. The groom and his attendants wore candlelight tuxedos, while the ushers wore brown coats and vests with candlelight pants.Sherie Sykes of Odessa, niece of the groom, registered guests as they entered the church.RECEPTIONFollowing the ceremony, the couple was honored with a reception in the parlor of the church.The table, laid with a yellow floor - length cloth, was centered with a five -tiered Italian cream cake with candlelight icing. Each tier was separated with Grecian columns and decorated with yellow daisies. On one side of the cake was a brass punch bowl, and on the other, a brass samovar. Serving were Betsy Schweining ofSan Angelo, Nell Vaughn and Cathy Vaughn, sisters - in - law of the bride.Tori Vaughn of Arlington, cousin of the bride, and LaNae Boucher of Elko, Nev., niece of the groom, distributed rice bags from candlelight baskets tied with yellow bows.After a wedding trip to Ruidoso, N.M., the couple will be at home in Sonora, where the groom is employed by Brittian Construction Co., Inc., and the bride will continue her education.The bride is a 1976 graduate of Lamesa High School and is a senior at Angelo State University.The groom is a 1974 graduate of Sonora High School and a 1978 graduate of Angelo State University.COURTESIESBrenda Vaughn, bride -elect of Jack Sykes, was honored with a bridal coffee June 1 in the home of Mrs. Fred Daffern. The serving table was covered with a cut - work linen cloth centered with a yellow and white daisy floral arrangement. Babette Vaughn and Marsha Daffern served guestsas they arrived from an arrangement of fresh fruit, breads, sausage balls, cocktail sausage, juice and coffee. BrassIma Dee Daffern, Novell Griffin, Charlotte Henderson, Jean Ford, Joyce Hodges and Peggy Middleton. Their gift to the honoree was a set of Farberware pots andpans.A bridal Tupperware shower honoring Brenda Vaughn, bride - elect of Jack Sykes, was held June 16 in the home of Mrs. Charlie Hightower. Guests were served breads, sausage balls, cupcakes and punch.Hosting the affair were Jana Hightower and Betty O’Brien. Their gift to the honoree was a selection of Tupperware items.A gift party honoring Brenda Vaughn and Jack Sykes was held June 21 at the Sonora Golf Club. Guests were registered by Janice Boucher, sister of the groom. The couple was assisted in the receiving line by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.D. Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Sykes.The serving table was covered with a daisy cloth and centered with a floral arrangement. Guestswere served from an array of foods, including a watermelon fruit basket, finger sandwiches, dips, chips, cheeses, fresh vegetables, cookies and punch.Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Kerbow, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Browne, Mr.Mrs. Harva Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Street, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hold-ridge, Mrs. Sadie Archer, Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hemphill, Ms. Carmon Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kerbow, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gosney, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Schwiening. Their gift to the couple was a Mixmaster.Brenda Vaughn was honored with a lingerie shower July 7 in the home of Mrs. O.H. Goforth. Guests were served chips, dips, and cold drinks.Hostesses were Mrs. Sharia Jeter, Miss Jane Bennett and Mrs. Jana Porterfield.BRIDESMAIDSLUNCHEONMrs. Burley Brewer and Mrs. H.G. Franklin hosted a bridesmaids’ luncheon for Brenda Vaughn, bride -elect of Jack Sykes, July 20 at the Lubbock Club in Lubbock. Several guests were served from a long table decorated with yellow and white daisies and individual place cards. The bride - to - be and her mother were presented with yellow and white daisy corsages.REHEARSAL DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Skyeshosted a rehearsal dinner in honor of their son, Jack, and his bride - elect Brenda Vaughn, July 20 at The Pheasant Grill. The tables, arranged in a U -shape, were decorated with yellow candles and greenery. Approximately 30 guests enjoyed a buffet of fried chicken, gravy, new potatoes, green beans, tossed salad, fruit salad and pie.Anniversary dinner fetesW. L. BrownsMr. and Mrs. W.L. Brown were honored on their 45th wedding anniversary by their son and his wife, Jarvis and Billie Brown, with dinner at K -Bob’s Steak House June 28.Following the dinner, the Browns received a gift of commemoration at their son’s home where they were also presented with a cake decorated with blue roses, the date of their marriage and with 45 years shown in raised numbers.The four were served cake and coffee from a table covered with an ecru lace cloth and enhanced with a blue silk rose bud in a crystal vase. The family ended the evening with an enjoyable time of reminiscence and taking pictures.BURGIR AGO.IBURGER WAGONFourth 872-8487Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-ThursdayHAMBURGERvjikFRENCH FRIESW'jTATER TOTSJfCheck the sizeof ourdrinks71DEAN JOHNSONOWNERROY sconMGR.%
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Sun, Jul 29, 1979
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