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Sunday, March 10, 1974MIAMI NEWS-RECORDTruelove-Ray Vows At Quapaw BaptistMr. and Mrs. Albert Hamid RayMiss Linda Kay Truelovebecame the bride of AlbertHamid Rav on Feb. 8 at 3*o’clock in the First Baptist church, Quapaw. The Rev. l^eslie Couch Jr. officiated.Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Truelove, Quapaw, Mrs. Billie Timms, Picher, Albert H. Ray, Joplin, and Mrs. Martha Brooks, Oxnard, Calif.The altar area was decorated with tall baskets of red gladioli, daisies and white mums. A 14-branch candelabrum, decorated with red roses, white carnations, baby’s breath and greenery, was in the center. Red and white bows complimented each decoration.Rod Neal and Kaye Lynn Wells sang “The Twelfth of Never’’ accompanied by Miss Janie Buzzard, who also played appropriate music before the ceremony.The bride was escorted to the altar bv her father. She wore a formal white dress featuring high lace neckline, full skirt andlong puffed sleeves gathered at the wrists with lace cuffs. Iece with sequins ran the full length of the front of the dress. The chapel veil was edged in matching lace and attached to a flower head band. She carried a cascade bouquet of carnations and red roses with an orchid corsage in the center.The maid of honor was Miss Betty' Burnett, Picher. She wore a street-length dress of red and white dotted swiss. Other attendants were Miss Cindy Robinson, sister of the bride, and Miss Kerry Thompson. They wore dresses identical to the maid of honor’s. Each carried a long-stemmed redrose.Bobby Truelove, Tulsa, brother of the bride, was best man. Jerry Truelove, another brother, and Jackie Burnett, Picher, were groomsmen.Dawn l^aFalier, the bride’s cousin, was flower girl. She wore a red and white dotted swiss dress and carried a white petal basket trimmed with red.Danny Clause, cousin of the bride, was candle lighter. Randy Burnett, Picher, and Tony Monte, Hockerville were ushers.Mrs. Dean LaFalier, the bride’s aunt, attended the guest book.The reception was held in the fellowship hall of the church. The table featured a threetiered cake with the layers forming a clover leaf on the bottom tier It was decorated with red flowers and topped with a miniature bride andgroom.After the bride and bridegroom cut the first piece of cake, the guests were served by Mrs. Peggy Pattison, Mrs. June Galvin, Vinita, aunts of the bride, and Mrs. Janet Kohler.The bride wore slacks and blouse for their wedding trip toDallas.Others attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bauer, Colorado Springs, Colo.; Jane Ray, Oxnard, Calif., and Sue Rindholt, Kansas City, Mo.School CalendarActivities of the week in the Miami public school system follow:TUESDAY—6:30 a.m., Civil Air Patrol meeting (MHS girls); 9:30 a.m., CAP meeting (MHS boys); 3:30 p.m.,MHS-Vinita track dual, there; 6 p.m., MHS Speech club meeting.WEDNESDAY—MHS Student Council to Oklahoma City to visit the state legislature.THURSDAY-6 p.m., MHS Art club meeting; 6 p.m., MHS History club meeting; 7-9:30 p.m., Will Rogers Student Council dance.FRIDAY—MHS and Will Rogers students to vocal music contests at ORU, Tlsa.SATURDAY—Will Rogers and MHS bands to district contest at Bartlesville; MHS track team to Stillwater.
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Sun, Mar 10, 1974
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