Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 30

Waco Tribune Gerald Page 2-Sec. Waco, Texas Sunday, August 1, 1954 Jack Bird, Ex-Wacoan, Wed in Dallas First Baptist Church, Dallas, was scene of the wedding of a former Wacoan, Jack Bird, and Miss Ruth Inglis Saturday evening. Among the guests were the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.

Bird, 1922 Cumberland Avenue. Dr. W. A. Criswell, pastor, performed the ceremony in the church's Embree Hall.

The bride, of Mr. and Mrs. Tom daughter Inglis of Sulphur Springs, was given in marriage by her father. She wore 8 ballerina-length dress of white lace and tulle with a brief lace jacket. Heratin: veil of illusion was held in gertip place by a pearl tiara.

She carried 8 bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Mrs. Charles Meers of Dallas was matron of honor and Misses Carlyn Fouts and Dorothy Myers were bridesmaids. They wore ballerina-length dresses of bride's blue and carried cascade crystallette, rosy-pink asters. Edgar Peteet of Shreveport was best man.

Ben Strickland of Houston. Lowell Winkler. Charles Meers. Nick Ramsey, all of Dallas: David Wiley of Wichita Falls and Tom N. Inglis Jr.

of Corpus Christi were ushers. Candelabra and greenery, decorated the altar of the church. Music was by Earl Miller, organist, and Mrs. Ned P. King, soloist.

After the exchange of vows, 8 reception was held in Coleman Hall of the church. The bride's table was centered with white gladioli. The white tiered wedding cake WAS embossed with pink and blue flowers. The bride's mother wore a pink lace dress, matching hat and white orchid corsage. Mrs.

Bird wore 8 blue lace dress and hat and a white orchid. "For traveling the bride chose a slate blue suit, navy and white accessories and white corsage. After a wedding trip to Colorado. Mr. and Mrs.

Bird will make their home in Dallas at 2212 Lovedale Avenue. bride attended East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce and received her Bachelor's degree from Howard College in Brownwood. She is a member of Alpha Chi, scholastic fraternity. Mr. Bird was graduated from Baylor University where he was a of Alpha Epsilon Rho, honorary fraternity.

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JACK BIRD Former Miss Inglis THE PERSONAL TOUCH By HELEN BALDWIN Richmond's Happy Host Attributes It All to Waco's Lora McGlasson READING IS a wonderful thing. Informs the mind. Take an article we were reading in the August Coronet magazine. about E. Claiborne Robins, president of what Coronet calls a It's venerable pharmaceutical company in Richmond, Va.

Robins' grandfather founded it 77 years ago. By the time grandson finished a three-vear pharmacy course at the Medical College of Virginia in two years with honor, company sales were down to $5,000 a year. YOUNG ROBINS some prescription specialities he thought would be valuable, borrowed $2.000 from a bank, and out to tell about started, He lost $500 doctors, but made $100 the next, got to Texas on his rounds. and into Waco. He was up on the sixth floor of the Liberty building to see a doctor, but didn't meet the young woman working in her father's office across the hall.

He met her later during that trip. She invited him to a party at her parents' house. SHE WAS Lora McGlasson, Waco High and Baylor graduate, who was working in her father's office. She was also active in the affairs of young people at Columbus Avenue Baptist Church. The McGlasson house at 2028 Austin Avenue had become a sort of headquarters for young of the church.

The party Claiborne Robins went to was a church party. handsome fellow from El Paso. They are guests of He is big smile and an ingenuous Colonel Stephens' mother, Mrs. L. with a shy who issues the most ex- W.

Stephens, 2618 Austin Avenue, manner traordinary invitations on the for two weeks. Their children slightest In fact. Jack 8. Jill 6, and Bobby 3 are Coronet calls him Richmond's with them. Happy Host.

Colonel Stephens has been on extended duty at El Paso for the last GALLANTLY credits his four years. He is being transferred reputation for hospitality to Lora" to Fort Sill. Lawton. where -quote. Once she barbecued more the family will make their home.

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Claiborne Robins. She and her husband both get good treatment at the hands of Coronet. than 100 pounds of meat, cooked three bushels of potatoes and 60 pounds of string beans singlehanded "without for a minute losing that look of a carefree Southern belle' -quote again. On short notice or none at all she can always serve guests. She keeps two refrigerators, two deep freezers filled.

Her stove has six top burners. four ovens. The coffeemaker holds 50 cups. WHAT DREW the magazine's special interest to the Robins' was how Claiborne celebrated the diamond jubilee of his grandfather's founding the pharmaceutical. company.

He stood the expense of a five day medical for 600 doctors in Wilconference liamsburg. added an all day sighttrip to Williamsburg. inseeing vited governors of all the states See PERSONAL. Page 14 Colonel Stephens Visiting Mother Col. and Mrs.

John Foster Stephens arrived Saturday by car BauerMcCann AUSTIN AVE. St EIGHTH.