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Lee, Hill Repeat Vowsi.i-i-10itl-f-ieei-isisw«tes,li-ie»•elyn,leBrenda Lee became the bride of Levi Hill in an Oct. 4 double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Glen Border, of Borger, in Calvary Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Vows were exchanged before an altar centered with an archway decorated with greenery flanked by candelabra .Father of the bride presented her in marriage as she was attired in a blue gown topped with blue sheer fabric adorned with white flowers. The puffed sleeves and two ruffles encircling the skirt bottom were trimmed with white lace. She wore a touch of baby’s breath in her hair. The bride carried a nosegay of whitecarnations intermingled with baby’s breath attached to white and blue streamers.Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee of Muleshoe and parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Hill of 2310 Ave. L.Matron of honor was Vicki Smith of Lubbock. She wore a long blue floral dress and carried a \\hite and blue bouquet of carnations and baby’s breath. She wore silk flowers in her hair.The bridesmaids, Gayland Vaughan Mrs. Tony Perez, wore solid light blue dresses with white corsages and silk flowers in their hair.Nieces of the groom, Patricia Aye of Springfield, Mo., and Christen Dunn, of Midland, wore light blue dresses trimmed in white lace featuring baby doll sleeves and a squareneckline. They carried white baskets, decorated with blue bows falling into long streamers that were filled with blue andwhite petals.Dennis Vaughan served as best man. Brother of the groom, Larry Hill of Midland and Gayland Vaughan, were groomsmen.Organist Deanna Dunn, sister of the groom, played traditional wedd-ding music. Diamond Perez of Friona, friend of the bride, sang “Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me” and “Till We Meet Again.”A reception was held in the kitchen of the church following the ceremony. Serving at the bride’s table were Debbie Kemp of Lubbock and Mrs.Mrs.andbothMR. AND MRS. LEVI HILLFaye Navejar and serving at the groom’s table was Mrs. Reggie Bailey.Mrs. Gary Mitchell of Arlington, sister of the groom, registered guests.Friends and family attending the wedding from out of town registered from Muleshoe, Lubbock, Dallas, Friona, Midland, and Missouri.The bridegroom is employed by Everybody’s Thriftway and the couple reside at 2311 27th.The bride is a 1974 graduate of Muleshoe High School and the bridegroom is a 1976 graduate of Snyder High School.On Sept. 24, 1789, the Bill of Rights was submitted to the states by the U.S. Congress.DOflSniDERft CO.Alexander Smith CarpetArmstrongCarpet Vinyl Formica CeramicIM-ilflw 37ill street 4 Midland «*e
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Snyder Daily News
Snyder, Texas, US
Sun, Oct 21, 1979
Page 14
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