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Margaret Hargrove weds Willmond L. Maresh Jr.Miss Margaret Hargrove became the bride of Mr. Willmond L. Maresh, Jr., in a candlelight ceremony, Sunday afternoon, November 21, at 3:00 P.M., in the First Baptist Church of Rosebud. Parents of the couple are Mrs. ( handler Hargrove of Rosebud and Mrs. Willmond L. Maresh of Wilson.The double ring ceremony was performed by the Reverend .Jerry Johnson, pastor, before the altar decorated with arrangements of bronze chrysanthemums, palm greenery, and lighted moss-green candles. The candelabra stands and the pews weretrimmed with Talisman ribbon and bows and greenery.Nuptial music was furnished by Mrs. Doug Sonntag, organist, and Mrs. Darrel Kngle, soloist. Mrs. Engle’s selections were “If,” “Whither Thou Goest,” and “The Lord’s Prayer.’’(iiven in marriage by her mother, the bride chose a formal ivory Guiana gown. Ale neon lace on English net trimmed the yoke and empire bodice, high neckline, and long slim sleeves. The bodice flowed into a circular skirt with a sweep train. A pearl trimmed lace coif held the tiered lace-edged English illusion finger tip veil. Her jewelry was a gold locket, a gift of the groom. Herbouquet was a nosegay of fall flowers.Miss Frances Hargrove ofLouisville, Kentucky, washer sister's maid of honor.She wore a forest greenformal gown of polyesterinterlock, fashioned with a high rolled collar and an attached cape. She carried one bronze chrysanthemum with gold velvet streamers.Bridesmaids were Mrs. ( arson Wallace, sister of the groom, and Miss Gayla (lemons of Waco. Their ensembles were like that of the* maid of honor.Best man was David Kas-ner of Temple. Groomsmen were Joe Marek and (’arson Wallace of Rosebud. Ushers were Charles Ellison and Brian Parcus of Rosebud, andDennis Hoelscher of Westpa-lia.A reception, following the ceremonv. was held in the felowship hall of the church. Misses Debbie and Julie Wied of Bedford, cousins of the bride, registered the guests in the bride's book, from a table covered with a gold satin cloth. Little Miss Betsy Wied of Bedford, cousin of the bride, distributed rice bags.Others in the house party were Mrs. Bobby Bailey of Canton. Miss Linda Hensel of Irving, Mrs. Dale Bowman of De Soto, and Mrs. MelviniRivers of Temple, all cousins of the bride; Mrs. Stanley Wied of Bedford, aunt of the bride; and Ms. Melanie YettccFof Houston.The bride’s table was laid with a candlelight satin skirt with draped over lace and ribbon streamers. It was centered with an arrangement of fall flowers around a gold candelabra. The fourtiered wedding cake in candlelight color was served from one end, and punch from a gold bowl from the other. Appointments were gold. The groom’s table was laid with a gold and beige cloth. Coffee and chocolate cake were served from it.tFFfiF1Jarf(liThe bride wore a gray and w hite pin striped two piece dress for the wedding trip to New Orleans, Louisiana.The couple will make their home in Rosebud. Mrs. Maresh is a teacher in the Rosebud-Lott School system, and Mr. Maresh farms and ranches in the Wilson Community.The bride is a 1967 Rosebud High School graduate and a 1971 graduate of Mary Hardin Baylor College. The groom is a 1967 Rosebud High School graduate and a 1971 graduate of Baylor University.The rehearsal dinner was given by the groom's mother at Don’s Steak House near Temple.Bullock willask relief oninheritance”Comptroller Bob Bullockannounced recently in Austin that he will ask the Legislature in Januarv to errant
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Rosebud News
Rosebud, Texas, US
Thu, Nov 25, 1976
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