Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 19

MRS. GUYHARRELL Tomi Lee Smith Wed To Guy Horrell Miss Tomi Lee Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Smith, became the bride of Guy L.

Harrell Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock in St. James" Episcopal Church. The Rev. Milton Brown rector of the church, officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a wedding gown of white peau do sole with fitted bodice and yoke trimmed with lace, the narrow upstanding collar also trimmed in lace.

Lantern sleeves were banded in lace and the slim, slightly flared skirt was deeply banded in lace at the hem. A mantilla of sheer illusion was banded in lace with ruffles of the lace framing her face. She carried a prayer book topped with daisies, yellow roses and gypsophelia. Miss Lenise Mauldin was the maid of honor and Miss Satchie S. Dolan, the bridesmaid.

They wore frocks similar to that of the bride and were vari-colored pastels of dotted Swiss. They carried white wicker baskets of spring flowers. Donald Ray Allen served as the best man and Randy Morris was the groomsman. The ushers were John Harrell and James Harrell, brothers of the bridegroom, and Russell Smith, brother of the bride, and Mark A. Hutto.

Spring flowers decorated the altar and the aisle was marked with tapers. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Smith wore a floor length light green crepe frock with white gardenias. A reception was held after the ceremony at 21 Larkwood Lane. For traveling the bride wore a pink suit.

The couple will be at home at College Station, where the bridegroom is a senior student at Texas University. Brunch Saturday Honors Miss Smith Miss Tomi Lee Smith, who was married to Guy L. Harrell at 5 p.m. Saturday in St. James' Episcopal Church, was complimented at a brunch Saturday at 11 a.m.

in Holiday Inn. Hostesses for the brunch were her grandmother, Mrs. Sidney Smith, and her aunts, Mrs. John Carlson of Kerrville, Mrs. Bobby N.

Morris and Mrs. G.C. Kercheville III of San Antonio. Guests were wedding attendants of Miss Smith, her mother, grandmother, aunts and close friends. Spring flowers and fresh fruits provided the decorations for the occasion.

A gift was presented to Miss Smith and she presented gifts to her bridesmaids. Quemado Quotes and Mrs. B.M. Perry and Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Chapman were in San Antonio May 25 to represent the Maverick County Farm Bureau when the insurance agents honored the directors of the district with a banquet at the Sheraton Motor Motel. The meeting had as the guest speaker Reagan Brown of Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Young were In Houston from Saturday to Tuesday of last week to attend a three-day convention of the Texas Hospital Association.

Mrs. Young is dietary manager of the Maverick County Memorial Hospital in Eagle Pass and represented this division of the hospital at the convention. The convention was held in the Houston Convention Center with headquarters at the Rice Hotel. Mrs. Elizabeth Hinds, who makes her home with her son-in-law and daughter, and Mrs.

John Minney in Quemado Valley, underwent emergency surgery last week in the Maverick County Memorial Hospital in Eagle Pass. Her condition is reported satisfactory. Mrs. Gladys Edwards was admitted to the Maverick County Memorial Hospital las week for observation and treatment. Mrs.

Alex Ritchie was moved from the Maverick County Memorial Hospital in Eagle Pass to the Santa Rosa Medical Center in San Antonio May 21. A family member reported she is slightly improved or at least "holding her own." J.R. Jones underwent surgery last week in the Baptist Memorial Hospital in San Antonio. He suffered a broken leg in an accident in December, 1971 and the surgery showed his knee was still broken. He was able to be brought home Thursday.

Mrs. Hazel Kirchner fell in her home in north Quemado Valley last Saturday and suffered a broken leg. She is in Val Verde Memorial Hospital in Del Rio for treatment. Visitors during last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Fisher were Damon Kirkpatrick and his daughter, Dawn, of Portland, and his son, Rodney Kirkpatrick of the United States Army and Stanley Kirkpatrick of Port Mansfield. Other visitors in the Fisher home were their granddaughters, Mrs. Tim Boerjan of Falfurrias and Miss Brenda Wilson and Kenneth Sanders of Alpine. Garden Tips By the Morning Glory Garden Club YOUR GARDEN NEEDS YOU Summer is about here. Spring has turned the corner.

Your garden will reflect this change in seasons. Spring annuals slow down flower production, gel mildew, wither and really deserve to be junked. Most important, water frequently and deeply to encourage plants to develop exU'iisivi? root systems able to cope with the summer heat. Frequently water newly planted trees, shrubs and flowers. If plants in full sun look as if they are in danger of wilting, sprinkle overhead or provide temporary shade.

Bermuda and other warm season grasses really get to grow as temperatures increase. Mow Bermuda grass close and often to cut down on thatch build-up. HOW TO SALVAGE POTTED BULBS in the fall and winter, garden centers sell daffodils, hyacinths and tulips in full bloom in pots. It's really a shame that we often just display these bulbs for their few weeks of bloom, neglect them or throw them away. it is easy to salvate the daffodils, plant them next fall and the following spring get a good show.

Hyacinths and tulips are not so easily rescued but it can be done. As soon as the bulbs finish blooming, move them outside if you have had them in the house. Cut off the dead flowers. Plant pot and all up to the rirn, in a sunny, shaded spot. Water thoroughly and feed with some kind of fertilizer.

The bulb will continue to grow and store food for next year's flowers. When the foliage starts to wilt, withhold water gradually; stop watering entirely. Next, dump the bulbs out of the pot, shake off the loose dirt and store in a dark, dry place until next fall. (You can leave the bulb in the pot until next fall if you keep water away from them). BEST TIME TO PLANT FIGS Figs thrive on heat, planted now from nursery cans, they will take off fast.

There is little danger of root rot. You will find several kinds of figs available this month. All are fast, easy growing, valuable for shade, as espaliers or for their fruit alone. Garden Information MRS. JOHN ALMOND JK Eye Shadow Crayons The new eye shadow crayons that go right on the eyelids instead of on the fingers come in great new colors.

Try experimenting with a few until you find what's right for your own look. A Quality Flowers Designed with Care ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. John A. Faribault of 215 West Strickland Street have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Judy Ellen, to Glenn Lee Ray, whose parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur L. Ray of 4717 Madella Street in Haltom City, Tex. The wedding is planned for Aug. 18 in the First Christian Church in Del Rio.

Miss Faribault will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Texas Christian University, majoring in mathematics and minoring in chemistry, at the August commencement, completing the work in three years. She is Standards Board chairman and a member of the Judicial Board, in Kappa Delta Pi, Gamma Sigma Sigma, Campus Gold and the Parabola Club. Her fiance is majoring in commerce at Rice University in Houston, where he is a member of the Rice track team, lettering three years. He will be a senior student at Rice in the fall and will continue his studies. The couple plan to reside in Houston following the wedding.

Cenizo Garden Club Holds Last Meeting Presbyterian Bible School Is Planned Vacation Bible School will be held by the First Presbyterian Church July 16-17. Material for the school has been ordered, the Rev. William S. Caldwell, pastor of the church, said in announcing the school. Additonal information is available from Mrs.

Roland Mida. the final meeting of the year of the Cenizo Garden Club May 24 in the Quemado Community House, the following officers were installed for the 1973-74 club year beginning in September: Mrs. J.E. Deaver, president; Mrs. L.B.

Moore, vice-president; and Mrs. Albert Turk, secretary-treasurer. The officers were installed by Mrs. Ray Fisher, past president of the club. She was assisted by Mrs.

F.L. Cunningham and Mrs. William Rizley gave the closing prayer. Mrs. Fisher will serve the club as chaplain during the ensuing year.

The speaker's table was laid in white plastic lace and centered with a beautiful gold and crystal vase of red oleanders and a vase of red roses that was shown by Mrs. W.H. Kelly from a rose bush she received as a door prize in March. Birthday greetings were sung to Mrs. Albert Turk, Mrs.

L.B. Moore, Mrs. F.L. Cunningham Mrs. Jeff' Davis, who celebrated birthday anniversaries in May or during the summer months.

Mrs. Tom Ramage announced Jeanette Aid of San Antonio Public Library will be at the Quemado Public Library on May 25 at 9:30 a.m. and encouraged all to meet the representative. Discussion was held on plans for the next year's work. Secret pals were revealed and gifts were exchanged.

Following the business meeting a social hour was held with the out-going officers, Mrs. Jeff Davis, Mrs. J.E. Deaver, Mrs. Albert Turk and Mrs.

William Rizley as hostesses. Hospital Has Core Library This month the Cote Deposit Library Collection is on loan to Val Verde Memorial Hospital, the loan continuing to July 21. Each Core Deposit Library Collection consists of 55 current basic test and reference books and 36 periodicals. These texts and periodicals are designed to meet the needs of physician, nurses and selected paramedical technical fields the subject area covered meet the majority of biomedical information requirements for most hospitals. This is primarily for use of personnel who do not have access to major medical library centers.

This Core Deposit Library Collection, available through the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, is totally funded through a National Library of Medicine Resource Project Grant. This money includes initial purchase of material, construction of display units, transportation charges and keeping the periodical collection current through weekly mailings of new issues to the location of the Core Unit. This unit is currently in the Conference Room at Val Verde Memorial Hospital. Quemado Quotes J.D. Hinds of Los Angeles was a guest in the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. John Miney, over last weekend. He came to be with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hinds, who underwent surgery in the Maverick County Memorial Hospital in Eagle Pass. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Brown and their children, Lewis and Evelyn of Deer Park spent the Memorial Day weekend as guests of her mother, Mrs. B.F. Partee. The group visited in Del Rio with Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Partee and their children, Sean and Megan, during the weekend. DEL RIO (TEXAS) MEWS-HERALD, 1973-3B ENGAGED-Mr. and Mrs. Elpidio R.

Reyna of 702 Rio Grande Street have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Leticia, to Pablo R. Arredondo whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Pablo S. Arredondo of 606 Ramon Street.

Miss Reyna is a 1967 graduate of Del Rio High School and graduated from Texas University at Kingsville with a bachelor of science degree in secondary education. Her fiance is a 1967 graduate of San Felipe High School and graduated from Texas University with a bachelor of science degree in secondary education. They are presently employed by the Eagle Pass Independent School District at Eagle Pass High School in that city. The couple plan to be married Aug. 5 in St.

Joseph's Catholic Church at 5 o'clock in the afternoon with the Rev. J. R. Velasco, O.M.I., officiating. Quemado Brownies Have Final Outing QUEMADO The Quemado Girl Scout Brownie Troop 161 held the final' outing of the year May 21.

The girls met at the Quemado Community House and went to the Quemado Roadside Park South for a cook-out and games from 3 to 5 p.m. Girls who went on the outing were Isabel Lopez, Lisa Garcia, Meale, Terrie Valdez, Tammye McDavid, Carol Dickerson and Anita Reyes. They were accompanied by their leaders, Mrs. Charles Cunningham and Mrs. Dick Comstock 4-H Club Stages Dress Revue The Comstock 4-H dress revue was held Friday afternoon in the Comstock High School.

Eight girls participated in the revue. The 4-H members were divided into three groups: pre-teen, junior and senior. The adult leaders working with the girls were Mrs. Perry Calk, Mrs. Robert Kelly and Mrs.

Gratz Myers Jr. The winner announced for the pre-teen division was Cindy Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gratz Myers Jr. The junior winner was Mary Kelly, whose Mr.

and Mrs. and the senior Kathy White, Mr. and Mrs. parents are Robert Kelly winner was daughter of Arthur White. The judges for the dress revue were Mrs.

Clyde Harris and Mrs. John Loeckle of Del Rio. Ribbons were awarded to the 4-H girls as follows: Blue ribbons, Karen Kelly, Cindy Myers, Kathy White, Kathy Myers and Mary Kelly. Red ribbons went to Julie Wright and Linda Alvarez. Gasparf with Mary Ann.

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