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;:;.. # £://-7.' *;?;.: ?:V\?^viVv'$'S£ ?lt;:;*£•wws-:SI-P lt;’iSVi? it■« vt;•«Him •• •«A!;'T..vS: * fi'l■jtfs,dcr.di-ynassni*Wedding vows were read Saturday, September 13 at 2 o’clock in the afternoon for Miss Cathie E-laine Jackson and Orville Glenn Thompson in the First Baptist Church Chapel inTulia. Rev. Frank Pollard, pastor, officiated in the double ring ceremony.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jackson,Route 1, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Odell Thompson, 202 Apache 'Trail, all of Tulia.An arch decorated witli green cry and small bouquets, with flower baskets of blue and white flowers, flanked the arch on both sides, Two golden wedding bells tied with blue ribbon hung from the center of the arch, where the vows were read.Two seven - branched canda -labras with white tapers and bows lighted the altar. The church aisle leading to the altar was decorated with white and blue bows.Mrs. John Varncll was organist for wedding selections, and accompanied Dr. Roy Allen McCasiand, who sang “One Hand, One Heart”,Through The Years’’, and “The Lord’s Prayer.”Entering on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage,Miss Jackson paused beside her mother to present her a single, long stemmed white rose and a kiss, on her way to the altar. At the close of the ceremony, Mrs. Thompson look the white rose from the maid of honor and paused, as they left the church, to present it to her new mother-in-law. Mrs. C. OdellThompson and bestow a kiss.The bride wore a formal lengthwedding gown of pe'audc soie with an overlay of silk organza. The empire, short sleeve bodice wasnppliqued in lace roses, outlined in seed pearls. The neckline which was accented across the front with lace, further enhanced the beauty and soft touch of the gown. Two was a triangular cascade of white nations outlining a cluster of but-like roses, somewhat larger, se - pridal butterfly roses set on ligus- terfly roses set in blue nylon tulle,cured the chapel length train in lrum jeaves am| backed with white Long blue and white streamers;place just above the waist line. - u t.„—...MRS. ORVILLE THOMPSONwere caught beneath thesatin how.dEight pearl outlined roses dotted «*in streamers. A removable cor- sIho f-h'moi lorn-th train Which also sage r)f white butterfly sweetheart a iare w,,*ie b h.wi nvnciL nf ci’ik „rwirr/» roses were set in white tulle leaves. Wairen Smoot, mwas the groom’sbtmvTS lUiHTd ’«'! ^arry on a tradition in the best man. Richard Tompson; hros made toy the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Thompson family, the; bride’s bouC k0Guy Gifford of Austin. The chape! quet vvas lastt*nt*d to the top length veil of silk illusion was :i. win e. Bible, which had been car. .... .. .. ,■ pmr! hv Airs Tftf’hmvl rhnmnsnr• v • . |For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs, ried by Mrs. Richard Thompson Jackson chose a two - piece blueheld in place with a cluster ofroses. This was the “Something and Mrs. Jim Dickens, both brides double knit dress with black patenta t.. * i.. I'll 1*1 if»l* t h K VP.il 1* annflucm’ilic Vborrowed'* and belonged to the bride’s sister - in - law, Mrs, Robert L. Jackson of Wichita Falls.accessories/*Mrs, Thompson chose a rose colfClearlier this year.Maid of honor, Miss Dorimla ..... Burton, cousin of the bride, was ored fitted shantung A - line dressCarrying out the tradition, “.Some- her only attendant. Her dress was embellished with lace for her son’sthing old’*, the bride carried an a floor length, slim skirt of blue wedding. A jeweled buckle accent-linen weave. The sleeves and hem ed the front of the dress, eomple-were trimmed with heavy match- mcnted by bone accessories, ing lace’ Her headpiece was a blue The mother’s and grandmother’s Iitilh (plotimported handkerchief, carried by her mother on her wedding day 20 years ago on January 23, 1043. “Something borrowed”, her veil; “something blue,” a blueand a penny in her shoe.«•IMVi, , in i . uv tnijnv^v »mo n r T \ •• .ace pill box with tiers of blue corsages were of white roses bor-ullc. The maid of honor’s bou- dercd with feathered carnationsa Dutch Colonial hand accented with pearl hearts set in» •lll\The bride’s Juliet bridal bouquet bouquet of feathered white car-continued on page 4)|VV.^V ^ - •'A -•* swf:W-M-
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Tulia Herald
Tulia, Texas, US
Thu, Sep 18, 1969
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