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mes DerrusonBmms Memorial HaptiatCburch was the setting for aceremony uniting Miss Cfn-da Sm Crtaon and JamasRonald Herrvberry In marriage i»n Saturday evenlrst.At#. 14.Parent* of the bride areMr* and Mrs. I Mil Crus on, 2 '8 KE 3'itti, are! the brlde-grrom la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Janws W, herrvberrv,813 waiter ritli nr.Vows were exchanged at 8 p.m. w(th Rev. Carson R, Everett, pastor, officiating at the dotfde * ring ceremonv. Arrangements of white gla-dloli. yellow roses, and palmsand fern leaves, a to tip with seven - branched candelabra holding white tapers, provided a background for die ceremony. The couple knelt In prayer on • white satin pray* ear bench.Miss Martha Vernon, organist, and Miss Ellen Foster, presented nuptial music. Miss Foster sang because” andLove Me Truly.*' Guests were seated by Joe D. Cam* bron and buddy f'ruson. Gan*dlelfghters were Tommie hens ley of henison, cousin of the bridegroom, and Charlesfattier J,A. Oruson of Corsicana.firIde 1 attendants were MissJanette Fra/ler, maid of bo* nor, and Miss Anna Curb, bridesmaid. They wore Identical atraat lentil town ofyellow peau de sole and lace, each designed with a Htted empire bodice, rounded neckline and elbow-lengtt sleeves. Their headpieces were of yellow silk organza. Ea*h attendant carried a single longstemmed yellow roseMiss Laurie Kay t ruson of Midland, neice of the bride, was flower girl. Pat Cunningham of Arlington served as best man, and groomsman was A1 herring.Miss Dorlnda Hensley of Denison and Miss VickeyCombs distributed yellow net rice bags to die guests at the reception. They wore dresses Of restored taffeta, each fashioned with a molded bodice and solft gathered skirt. Theirheadpieces were of vellow rosettes.For her daighter*s wedding Mrs. Crus on wore a mint green crepe dress with white accessories. The bridegroom's mother chose a beige suit with matching accessories. both had delphinium orchid corsages.Mrs. L.O. Groner presidedat the guest book at the churchand at the reception held atthe Grand Prairie State Bank Community Room.The bride's table at thereception was laid with a white organdy cloth, with an arrangement of white gladioli, yellow roses and chrysanthemums serving as a focal pointof Interest. The tiered weddingcake set on pedestals was topped with a miniature bridal couple. Vellow fruit punch was served with the cake Mrs. Joe Carr bron and Mrs. J,A. Cru-son, the bride's sister-In-law,served cake Mrs. bobby Cru-son, also a sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss Hr end* Taylor served punch.For travel Mrs. Darrvberrv changed to • two-piece blue suit. She wore a white hat and white accessories.Following a short wedding trip, the newlyweds are making their home atlU9 Pine St.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gownof feau de sole and Hce designed with a fitted empire bodice and scooped neckline, end long sleeves that came to petal points over the wrists. An A-line skirt was cetpfit*t the waist back by a rosette bow. Her Illusion veil was held by a cluster of handmade silk organza roses. She wore a single strand of pearls and carried a bouquet of baby white carnations surrounding a white orchid arranged with a white Hlble presented her by her Grand-wee/AMES RONALD DERRY BERRYnn»n mp
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Grand Prairie Daily News Texan
Grand Prairie, Texas, US
Sun, Sep 19, 1965
Page 12
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