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Sunday, November 25, 1962JnitesErnstare red velvet •esses with ssories and its of whi te -tuff in keep-f the bride, Irnst served best man. -e Jimmy Erie groom from i Eddlemon, ich, cousin of ny Froehlich, was a junior t Tony Ernst usher,r selected a -length dress ; jacket and sorles for her jdfng. The wore an off-vith matchingPrayer,” and were sung Into. She was f Mrs. Jean i organ.ceremony, Planner were ling party and jption at their Elmer Kelso :ake with Miss r and Delane arge of theLng trip to San de wore a red accessories. ie couple will .E. 22nd St, id groom are Irand Prairie •Irs, Ernst at-\ State College attended Allen ny.MRS. FOY EUGENE ANDERSON JR.Miss Carol Ann Liggett and Foy Eugene Anderson. Jr. of DaLlas, were married in a double ring ceremony in the Sanctuary of the Firs: Baptist Church at eight p.m. Nov, 22. Dr, J.H, Wright, minister, officiated.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.F. Liggett, 318 liill Street, and her hus-ban, the son of Mr. and Mrs. F.E, Anderson of Dallas,Miss Che rise Liggett, the bride’s cousin was maid of honor and T.E. Anderson, the bridegroom's father was best man. Bridesmaids were Mrs, David Hancock, Misses Karen Dee Perkins, Pat Dennis, and Miss Pamela Liggett of Quitman, also a cousin of the bride.Grooms m e n we re Don .. Anderson, of Dallas, Mr.Anderson's cousin, Jimmy . ; Parker son of Mesquite. David : Boswell of Dallas and Hichie Smith of Grand Prairie, cousin of the bride,Harold Gene petty and Jack Mumford of Arlington and David Hancock of Grand Prairie ushered. Candlelighters were Danny Liggett, cousin of the bride, and Jimmy Sanders, both of Grand Prairie. Mark Parker son of Dallas was ring bearer and Miss Sandy Park-erson, also of Dallas was flower girl.Given in marriage by her father, Miss Liggett wore an exquisite gown of bridal white chantilly lace and antique taffeta with a portrait neckline of scalloped lace, and empire bodice accented with taffeta, graceful elbow length sleeves, and a lace skirt enhanced in the back by panels rimland of silk taffeta that drifted hito a formal chapel train.PICK THE GIFT YOU’D LIKE TO GET,,. PICKTHE GIFT YOU’D LIKE TO GIVElEKTRONICHwith 2 kinds of powerm Exclusive. Theonly shaver of its kind, S avos mrtMiss Liggett, Joy And evson Wed in Baptist SanctuaryHer bouquet consisted of a white Bible, given to her by her grandmother, surrounded by a cascade of white roses and enhanced by a white orchid set in the center.Music was presented by Mrs, Jessie Lou Turk at the organ and Miss Betty Minto, who sang The Song of Ruth, Because” and The Lord’s Prayer.A reception was held in Fellowship Hall after the ceremony. In the houseparty were, Mrs, P.W. Hughes and Miss Barbara O' Ban ion of Dallas, the Mines. J.W.Coker and Kenneth Fulton, and the Misses Carolyn Andrews, Sandi Harrison and Joann Johnson, all of Grand prairie.Mrs. Anderson wore a camel colored knit dress with a softly pleated skirt andtopped with a long sleeved jacket. To emphasize the costume, she wore a leopard hat, gold jewelry and alligator accessories.The bride is a 1962 graduate of Grand Prairie High School and was a member of the A Capella Choir, Future Secretaries. Future Business Leaders, Future Nurses and District Secretary of the Vocational Industrial Club. She is currently employed as a secretary in the Mortgage Loan Department of the Republic National Bank ol Dallas,Mr. Anderson was graduated from Crozier Technical High School in Dallas and iswith a cord or .without a cord.REMINGTON R0LL-A-MAT1C'25
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Grand Prairie Daily News Texan
Grand Prairie, Texas, US
Sun, Nov 25, 1962
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