The Gatesville Messenger AND STAR FORUM 2, Pg. 2-Gatesville, Texas June 9, 1967 SONIAS 20IM ZORI MRS. JOHN HARRISON Miss Gossett Weds John Harrison In Baptist Church in Temple Miss Barbara Jean Gossett became the bride of John Doyle Harrison Jr. Saturday evening in the Heights Baptist Church of Temple. Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Gossett and Mr. and Mrs.
John Doyle Harrison of Temple. Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Gossett of Gatesville and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Pool of Temple.
The bridegroom's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John M. Harrison and Mrs. Fern Smith of Temple.
Rev. W. H. Causey officiated and wedding music was furnished by Miss Jan Whatley, organist, and Miss Mary Bell, soloist. Mr.
Gossett gave his daughter in marriage. Her bridal attire was a traditional gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta. The lace bodice featured a Sabrina neckline and long sleeves. The bouffant skirt was fashioned of wide lace ruffles which fell into a chapel train. A crown of pearls and crystals held her veil of illusion.
Her only jewelry was a strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of white roses which encircled a white orchid. Miss Susan Prescott was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Cynthia Gossett, sister of the bride, Miss Doris Grayson and Miss Judy Allamon. Bobby Wells served as best man. n.
Groomsmen were Dennis Bolding, Tommy Simmons of Lampasas and Charles Jacques of Belfalls. Butch Prewitt of Temple and Ronnie Harrison of Britains Host Open House In New Home Mr. and Mrs. Lester Britain were hosts for an open house Sunday in their new home, Gateway, located in Sun Valley Addition. Registering from 3 p.
m. to 6 p. m. were 231 guests. A variety of floral decorations presented as housewarming gifts were placed throughout the house.
A. E. Scott of Port Arthur gave the couple an arrangement of pink and gold carnations in a crystal bowl, with gold candles in crystal candelabra around it. On the serving bar was an arrangement of yellow carnations and gladioli and the fireplace was filled with ivy. Mrs.
Jim Erwin and Mrs. Walter Allen served punch, cake and cookies and Mrs. Jack Weaver registered the guests. Others in the houseparty were Mrs. Victor Wright and Mrs.
S. F. Miller of Gatesville and Mrs. Clint Pickle of Port Arthur. Out-of-town callers were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Ashby and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tharp of Dallas; Mrs. Jake Reeves of.
Corpus Christi; Mr, and Mrs. Sam 1 Bellamy of Whitney; Mr. and Mrs. Spud Brown of McGregor: R. H.
Tharp of Pecos; Miss Laura Tharp and Mrs. J. T. Garren of Turnersville: Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. Rice of Waco; Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. Spindle of Seminole; Clint Pickle of Port Arthur. Also Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Watson, Mrs.
Jack Williams, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Weaver Jonesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenson of Clifton; Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Rice of Houston; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Graham of Purmela; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Don Pough of Austin; Miss Gayle Rice of Angleton; Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Shotwell and family and Maj. and Mrs. George Dysinger and family of Abilene; Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. Mayberry of Waxahachie; Rev. Ernest Roper and Mrs. Camella Spindle of Moody. MRS.
JACK WEAVER HOSTS CLUB MEETING Craft and Friendship Club met May 25 in the home of Mrs. Jack Weaver. A memorial Day program was given, followed by a business session. Roll call was answered by each woman telling of something she would like to do for disabled, hospitalized veterans. A demonstration was given by one of the members, Mrs.
Wilhelm, on the making of nylon A special guest, Mrs. Sybil Pierson of Hamilton. demonstrated huck towel weaving. A gift was presented her in appreciation of the time and effort she contributed to the club. Refreshments were served to 14 members and Mrs.
Pierson, Mrs. Iva MeLarty and Mary Angela Wicker of Gatesville, Mrs. Nelda Gathings of Temple and Mrs. Gertie Watson of Jonesboro. -Reporter.
Visits from New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Blankenship were in Artesia, N.
last week to attend high school graduation exercises for their grandson, William Frank Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton. He returned to Gatesville with the Blankenships to spend several weeks visiting them and other Texas relatives. MRS.
JIM KENNEY Miss Mecca Gann, Jim Kenney Pledge Vows in Methodist Rites A ceremony Saturday evening, June 3, in the Flat Methodist Church united in marriage Miss Mecca Gann and Jim Kenney. The double ring vows were read by Rev. Joe Davis be1 fore a small group of relatives. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.
Houston Gann of Route 1, Gatesville, and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kenney of Ranch, Carlsbad, New Mexico. Wedding music was furnished by Mrs.
Ronald Graves, pianist, and Mrs. James Everts, vocalist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of English net embroidered with petal design crystals over silk peau de soie. It was banded at the sleeves and hemline with crystal crepe. A capelet of six white rosettes and pearl petals held her illusion veil.
Her bridal bouquet was of white roses, centered with an orchid. The bride's sister, Mrs. Sandra Nagy, was matron of honor and Miss Sandra Sanford was bridesmaid. Their floor length gowns of green linen lace were fashioned with high bodices and A-line skirts. They carried bouquets of daisies and greenery.
Best man was Ronnie Sewalt of Chico and groomsman was Gilbert Bell of Sanderson. Ushering were Robert Murry Jr. of Arlington and Thomas Yows of College Station. Rossue Bell and Bill Bell of Sanderson, niece and nephew of the bridegroom, were flower girl and ring bearer. A lawn reception was held, immediately following the ceremony, at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor were candlelighters. Kathy Sue Grayson was flow. er girl and Jimmy Ray Gossett of Flat was ring bearer. A reception was held in the church fellowship hall following the ceremony.
Mrs. Richard Wharton and Miss Carol Ann Pool served punch and Mrs. John McFarland and Miss Barbara Davis served wedding cake at the bride's table. Others in the houseparty were Mesdames Barney Gossett, Oscar Reed, Calvin Wharton, Nita Hays, Doyle Grayson, W. A.
Harrison of Taylor, Charles Porter, and Billy Harrison; and Miss Sharon Bay. Assisting at the bridegroom's table were. Mesdames Jamie W. Barton. A.
Prewitt Jr. Loyd Burleson, J. H. Daniel, David Eanes, I. H.
Young, and John Garth of Baytown; and Miss Jennie Young. Miss Susan Stone distributed rice bags. Mrs. Tommy Simmons of Lampasas, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Max Walden of Austin registered the guests.
Mrs. Harrison is a 1966. gra: duate of Temple High School and attended Temple Junior College. Mr. Harrison is also a graduate of Temple High School.
The couple will live in Huntsville where he is attending Sam Houston State College, majoring in agriculture. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Harrison hosted a rehearsal dinner in the Fountain Room of the Kyle Hotel in Temple. New Fashions and Sportswear Just in time to wear to the Rodeo or on vacation 1882 or just to wear, anywhere! SHIFTS TENTS PANT DRESSES CULOTTES New Colors In Junior and Regular Sizes.
Stockton's Famous Nylon Knit Pant at $8.98 And Nylon Knit Shorts $5.98 Priced $7.98 $14.98 Other Pants from $3.98 Other Shorts from $3.98 See the Latest At New supply of long sleeve Pant Tops New Colors. Sizes 32-38 at $3.98. Popular Prices. Other Blouses and Tops from $1.98 Welcome Rodeo BENNETT' Store Hours 8:00 A. M.
to Visitors! Department Store 5:30 P. M. Mon. thru Sat. GATESVILLE Eastern Star Chapter Holds Installation In ceremonies conducted Saturday evening in the Masonic Hall, Mrs.
Jessie Waddill was installed as worthy matron of the Gatesville Eastern Star Chapter No. 1005. Alvis Stovall was seated as worthy patron. Other officers installed were Mrs. Ama Bell, associate matron; V.
A. Wright, associate patron: Mrs. Eloise Painter, secretary; Mrs. Fay Eubanks, treasurer; Mrs. Grace Stovall.
conductress; Mrs. Elizabeth Pancake, associate conductress. Installed gin appointed positions were Mrs. Neta Wright, marshal: Mrs. Lillie Ashby, chaplain; Mrs.
Isabella Schloeman, organist; Mrs. Ethel Powell, warder. Star points are: Ada, Mrs. Callie Wymer; Esther, Mrs. Margaret Jackson; Martha, Miss Sherry Jackson; and Electa, Mrs.
Linnie Crawford. The grandchildren of the worthy matron, Sarah Waddill and Donald Waddill, presented the Bible and square and compas respectively. Mrs. Alma Baker was in charge of the guest book. Conducting the installation was Mrs.
Lola Hitt and installing marsha! was Mrs. Elma Blanchard. Mrs. Bessie Clary was installing chaplain, Mrs. Bonalyn Herrington installing organist and Mrs.
Betty Rogers, secretary pro-tem. Mrs. Lillie Martin and Mrs. Everett presented the star point colors. Mrs.
Waddill took as her theme, "Faith and Prayer," and as her scripture, Corinthians 5:7. Her chosen color is deep pink. Following acceptance speeches by the worthy matron and worthy patron, Mrs. Elizabeth Pancake sang "Lord, Let Me Live Today." accompanied by Mrs. Isabella Schloeman.
Jew. els were then presented to the retiring matron, Mrs. Ethel Powell, by Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggins. Benediction was given by Carl Eubanks.
A reception followed, with Mrs. Vivian Straw as chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mary Gib. son and Mrs. Lavenya Steward.
Refreshments of cake and punch were served to members and several guests. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to everyone who helped by word or deed in the late illness and death of our loved one, Robert Archer Adams. The Marvin Adams Family Classified Ads Get Results. Superior hom*oGENIZED Superior GRADE A PASTEURIZED hom*oGENIZED VITAMIN MILK reach for the Superior brand duch*ess ice cream Superior COTTAGE (Cheerleaders Are Named at Cove Carol Dewald, Gayle Lee, Peggy Carothers, Linda Harrelson and Martha Tate have been elected Copperas Cove High School's cheerleaders for 1967- 68. Miss Dewald is the head cheerleader.
The group will. attend a July 29-Aug. 4 cheerleader camp at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches. Mark Doyle Morgan Born A baby son, Mark Doyle, was born 1 May 29 in St.
Luke's Hospital, Houston, to Dr. and Mrs. Mackey Morgan -of Houston. The mother is the a former Miss Margaret Culberson and both she and Dr. Morgan formerly resided in Gatesville, Mark Doyle's grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Doyle Morgan of San Antonio and Mr. and Mis. W. A.
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Members of the houseparty were Miss Deloris Smith of Fort Worth, cousin of the bride, and Mesdames Thomas Yows, Joe Whigham, Travis Wall, W. C. Hallmark, Robert Murry O. Clawson and J. W.
Carothers. For traveling, the bride chose a pink knit suit with harmonizing pink accessories. She wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Following an extensive wedding trip through the western states, the couple will be at home at the Ranch 1 in Carlsbad, N. M.
Honor guests at the wedding and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barrett of Ruidoso. N. and Mrs.
Bertha Kenney of Midland, grandparents of the bridegroom; Mrs. Gilbert Bell of Sanderson, sister of the and Mrs. Ronnie Sewalt of Chico. Other. out-of-town relatives attending the ceremony were W.
C. Hallmark and Jeff of Dallas, Mrs. Kermit Batey of San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reese of Irving.
Byrom on Active Duty Ray Byrom, Guaranty Bank cashier who is a lieutenant colonel in the U. S. Army Reserve, is in Oklahoma City, spending two weeks on active duty at the Selective Service system's state headquarters. Attend Bankers Meet Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. attended a Texas ciation convention week.
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