[JN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1951.•'.lt;rft* v,'.WW‘wmr* -*•lt;p®SiWtfST,■4:AiV,7.WShaw-Berry Ceremony At Dawson;Couple Plans To Live In CorsicanaThe Church of Christ at Dawson was the scene of a wedding by candlelight when Miss Frankie Nell Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, of Dawson, became the bride of Elbert James Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Berry of Corsicana Friday evening, June 15.Claude B. Holcomb, Minister of the Fifth Avenue Church of Christ in Corsicana, read the impressive double ring ceremony before a background of greenery flanked on each side with baskets of white gladioli.W. B. Slater, Jr., lighted theCentral Methodist S(Report On SummerThe Central Methodist Wesleyan Servico Guild In lt» regularMonday evening meeting at tho church heard announcements con cerning a number of events for the summer.Of particular Interest was information on the WSG week end at Mt. Sequoyah, Ark., which will be held Julv 6-8.Supper Planned.Central and First church guilds will meet jointly for a covered dish supper Monday evening, July 2, at Citv Park.Central WSG will be sponsoring organization for an ice cream supper Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church, where home-made cream and cake will be served.Mrs. Mildred Franklin served as devotional leader for tbe program, which observed the theme. We Would See Jesus.Scripture was read bv Mrs. Bill Brown.A candle-light pledge servicecandles, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark, of Corsicana, sang I Love You Truly, and Always.Sheer White Organdy The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length redlngote of sheer white organdy over a sheath dress of white satin. The redingote was fashioned with a peter pan collar and short sleeves, and trimmed with folds of self-material and cummerbund of white satin. The front of tho bodice and full skirt, were outlined by hand-appliqued lace daisies. Her headdress was a half halo of corded satin, trimmed with seedpearls and clusters of white blossoms with a short veil. She wore elbow length white lace mitts and carried a bouquet of white glamel-lias and carnations tied with white satin ribbons.Mrs. Jack Hale, twin-slster of tho bride, wore an identical gown of white organdy over a sheath dress of Ice green satin, with cummerbund, net mitts, halo and nosegay of glamellias to match. Miss Kaye Jean Shaw, sister of the bride, and Miss Sarah Matthews were brides maids in identical gowns of orchid and yellow organdy respectively. They wore cum* berbunds, net halos and mitts and carried nosegays of glamellias to match their gowns.Flower GirlJanls Carroll Smith of Corsicana, cousin of the bride, was flower girl wearing a bouffant gown of white organdy. She carried a white basket trimmed with lace and pink ribbons and filled with pink rose petals.Bobby Lynn Lawrence served as best man, and Amon Hale of GatesvHle and Ted Sdencer of Blooming Grove were groomsmen. Ushers were Billy G$ne Cannon and Charles Bumpers.Mrs. Berry is a graduate of Dawson high school and attended Navarro Junior College. Mr. Berry graduated from Corsicana high school and also attended Navarro Junior College, and is now employed by Firestone. After a short wedding trip they are at home at 1444 West 4th Avenue, in Corslcar na.