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QUANAH TRIBUNE-CHIEFrshs1 e n -*au-ted-sixMein an bbs. e ofeot.Vlrs. x h oiingredeco-/ell,intoL.P.thetwoVI r s. the lent /ely ?red ofar-andinditedin?au-ouf-au-iom.byiersece.:all-intilsocitiyday irirsti?red regin-zoning:and,a m -son;Sillyhief, ass-n be, ard, ten-H.iber,i e m -Miss Monetta Jo Kine Rites Sunda\Miss Monetta Jo King, daughter ( t Mr. and Mrs. J. E. King, 1104 W 5th St., became the bride of James W Hicklin, son of Mr. anil Mrs. Frank M. Hicklin. of Ranger, in an impressive wedding ceremony performed Sunday night. Nov. 10th, at the Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by Dr. S W. Hayne, pastor.For the exchange of wedding vows, the couple stood before a trellis, entwined with ivy, fern and w h i te chrysanthemums, white cathedral candles cm-branched candelabra flanked the central nuptial arrangement.Miss Frances Iee Harris, played “Claire De Lune” and during the recitation lt;f the wedding vows softly played “Always”She also provided the traditionalwedding marches.The bride, given in marriage, by her father, wort* an ice blue wool suit, with harmonizing trim. She wore black accessories and her corsage was white gardenias.Geron Holder and Charles Norman, cousins of the bride, were ushers and lighted the tapers inthe eandelabras preceeding the musical setting for the wedding.Miss Sara Jean Tadlock attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a winter white wool dress with black accessories, and completed her costume with a shoulder corsage of pink carnations.The groom was attended by his father, Frank M. Hicklin. as best man.SucstNo.The bride is a graduate of Quanah High School and Dallas Methodist School of Nursing.The groom is a graduate of Ranger High School and attended Junior College. He served 17 months overseas. He holds the Purple Ht art, the Silver Star and Presidential Citation. Ht* is now a student of St. Paul’s Hospital. Dallas.The couple departed immediately after the reception for an undisclosed destination. After Oct. 25. they will make their home in Dallas.ReceptionImmediately following theceremony. lire couplea as *n ;i ed at an informa 1 reception, givt n in the home of the ridlt;’s grandmolht r, MrsJ. M Drake, 903 W. 7th Str \v\ orcevasion, the party rooms decorated with numerous ai t ungements of chrysanthemums in shades of white and yellow In th* dining room, the refreshment table wbn laid with lace and centered with a beautiful three-tien d wedding cake, while either side, braced candle holders bearing lighted yellow tapers cast a soft glow.Miss Sara Jean Tadlock served the cake, and Miss Pt ggy Alice Smith presided at the punch bow !. Otht r members of the house party included the host ess, Mrs. Perry Holder, Mrs. Zet-ta Womack, Mrs. W H. Norman, who — presided at the bride's book, Mrs. J. E. King, mother of tht bride, and Mrs. Frank Hicklin. mother of the bridegroom.Tea and Shower 1 lonors Bride-electMiss Monetta Jo King, popular bride-elect of James W Hicklin. was honored Friday afternoon with a beautifully appointed tea and showei by a quartet of host-esses at tin home of Mrs. W. H. Norman, 1001 West 3rd. The hostess group included Mrs. W. H. Norman, and Mesdames Perry Holder, Zetta Womack, and Her-blt; rt HiltonThe party rooms were artistically decorated with floral arrangements in gold and white chrysanthemums.The tablt* on w Inch the bride’s book was kept was centered with an arrangement of yellow chrysanthemum from which flowedwide satin streamers on whichwas printed the announcement: “Jo and Jim.” Mrs. Norman presided at tht* bride’s book.In the dining room, the re-S lreshment table was laid with lace cloth and the central floral piece was a graceful bouquet of yellow marigolds, flanked with tail yellow candles. The buffet which formed a background to the refreshment table was laid with runners of ivy and garlands (f greenery interspersed with dw art mai igolds. Tall bi anched candelabra holding yellow tapers also wen placed on thebuffet.Other members ot the house party included Mrs. J. E. King, mother of the bride-elect Mrs.J. 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