The Deer Park Progress from Deer Park, Texas • Page 5

MRS. LeROY HENNEKE SOCIETY DEADLINE 5 P.M. FRIDAY Starting July 23-August 8. Eyecatchers' Chacaf PANTY HOSE by Berkshire Reg. $1.75 pr $139 1 prs.

TOWN PLAZA SHOPPING CENTE. Miss Mullins Becomes The Bride Of LeRoy Henneke JULY 23, 1970 THE DEK PARK PROGRESS-PAGE 5 Miss Susan Mullins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mullins, 226 E. Oak, Deer Park, and LeRoy Henneke, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Aloies Henneke, New Ulm, were married in ceremonies held at 2 p.m. on July 11 at St. Benedict Catholic Church, Houston. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

The Rev. Ed. Geiser andTheRev.Frank Jones conducted the double ring ceremonies. Organist was Allen Weiderhold of Pasadena. Soloist Glenn Adams of Deer Park sang "Entreat Me Not To Leave Thee" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride wore a formal gown of white silk organza with a stand-up collar, empire bodice and long Juliet sleeves, all accented with lace.

The skirt ended in a chapel train. Her elbow-length bridal veil of silk illusion fell from a headpiece covered with pear Is. The bridal bouquet included white phalaenopses orchids, lily of the valley and stephanotis. In her shoe she carried a six pence borrowed from Mrs. David Knutson.

Matron of honor was Mrs. Olivia Elmore of Houston, cousin of the bride. She wore a green dotted swiss gown trimmed with velvet ribbon and featuring an empire bodice, stand-up collar and long puffed sleeves. She carried a nosegay of daisies and multicolored ribbons. Bridesmaids were Miss Diane Sizer of Houston and Miss Lindy Maas of Deer Park.

Their gowns and flowers were identical to those of the matron of honor. Bestman was Darwin Noska of Pasadena. Groomsmen were Gary Knox of Houston, Billy Jack Knox of Orange, and Elton Lidike and Alfred Pavlu of New Ulm. Bestman was Darwin Nosfca of Pasadena. Groomsmen were Daniel and Wilfred Henneke of New Ulm, brothers of the groom.

Ushers were Gary Knox of Houston, Billy Jack Knox of Orange, and Elton Lidike and Alfred Pavlu of New Ulm. Bridgett Henneke, cousin of the groom, was flower girl and wore a dress identical to that of the bridesmaids. A reception was held in St. Benedict Parish Hall. Members of the houseparty were Mrs.

Linda Brending, Mrs. Diane Terry, Mrs. Knutson, Miss Karen Miss Carolyn Warschak and Miss Joyce Wosterek. The reception tables were covered with white net table cloths bordered with greenery. Bouquets of daisies and gladiolas adorned both the bride's and groom's tables.

Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knox of Livingston, grandparents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. BABX.BUNDLES Speer Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Speer of 201 Arbor announce the birth of a son, Rodney Brent, on July 6 at Southmore Hospital, Pasadena. Rodney weighed 6 pounds, 1 ounce.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Swain, Cleveland, and Mr.

and Mrs. Brent of Galena Park. Armond Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lester Armand of 807 Boston, announce the birth of a son, Benton Cody, on July 6 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital.

iPERATED BUSINESS! NAME BRANI We Want Your Business TurNITUfE HOUSE 5022LUELLA DEER PARK URNITURE COLOR TV -STEREOS APPLIANCE! Owners: ROY ASTON LARRY ROBERTS Harlan Knox and family of Orange, Tex. For her traveling ensemble the bride chose a one-piece dress with a brown and white pleated skirt and an off-white top. Accessories included a white gambler style hat with a brown and white scarf around the brim. After a wedding trip to Cor- pus the couple is at home in Houston. The bride is a 1968 graduate of Deer Park High School and is employed by Metal Goods of Houston.

The groom is a graduate of Columbus, High School and is attending the University of Houston. He is employed by Fernon's of Houston. AUGUST WEDDING PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLerran Jr.

of 2620 Lafferty, Pasadena, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carol Ann, to Ronald Douglas Myrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Myrick of 1301 North Pruett, Baytown. The wedding will take place at 8 p.m. Aug.

15 in the First Baptist Church of Deer Park. A graduate of Deer Park High School, Miss McLerran attended San Jacinto College and is now employed at Southmore Hospital. The prospective groom is a graduate of Baytown Sterling and is currently attending Lee College in Baytown. Pat's Potpourri Deer Park Gardens BY PAT MYERS Mr. and Mrs.

Doyle Fenn have recently returned from Dill City, Oklahoma, where they visited Doyle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fenn, and Betty's mother, Mrs. Fred Simpson. Mrs.

Simpson returned with them for a visit to their home on Martha Street for a few days. Also visiting them are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ware from Yukon, Oklahoma. Mr.

and Mrs. John Old and family enjoyed a fun-filled 10 day camping vacation at beautiful Ink's Lake. Mrs. Rose Shultz has a very brave husband. He took their two daughters, Angela and Paula, and two of their friends, Janie Joiner and Linda Allen, for a two week camping trip in Garner State Park on the cool and clear Frio River in West Texas.

Rose stayed home and thoroughly enjoyed her two weeks of peace and quiet. Now that is my idea of a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and family of Norwood Street had their vacation in Florida this year.

The highlights of their trip included a visit to the oldest city in the United States, St. Augustine. They saw many historical spots there including the old Fort, the Mission, and the oldest house and school in this country. They took a moonlight boat cruise, had dinner at a restaurant located on a pier where the patrons could throw scraps of food into the water for the fish. Lake Wales, Cypress Gardens, Cape Kennedy, Busch Gardens in Tampa, Panama City Beach, and the beautiful and peaceful Bok Singing Tower and Bird Sanctuary were all tremendously enjoyed, as were visits with old friends in St.

Petersburg, and Billings ly, and a tour of the French Quarter in New Orleans. "Spot," their dalmation, went with them and did just about everything they did. He is very frightened of thunder, and once during the trip when they went through a heavy thundershower, "Spot" jumped into the front part of the camper beside John, whom he idolizes, with an expression which could have only meant, "Look, can't you do something to stop this?" Mr. and Mrs. Brown celebrated their happy 20th wedding anniversary after their return home.

Your reporter and family recently had very welcome houseguests, the Earl Medley family from Tulsa, Okla. We enjoyed camping at Bryan Beach in Freeport. The Port of Houston Inspection Boat, M. V. "Sam (Continued on page 8) OVER HALF CENTURY OPEN DAILY 10 A.

M. to 6 P. MOD. Thurs. 10 A.

M. to 8 P. M. Famous Brand BRA SALE Re qo $2.00 SALE $1 59 OR 2 For TOWN PLAZA DEER PARK THE ART OF SEWING KNIT Mrs. Janet Snow, seated, demonstrates the art of sewing knits on a machine.

Listening and watching are four Deer Park women. They are, from left, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, 721 Dartmouth; Mrs. Sandra Belchen, 1402 Minchen; Mrs. Johnnie Husband, 750 Columbia, and Mrs.

Margaret Graves, 4509 College Park Drive. Deer Park Women Take Part In SJ Knit Class Approximately 70 area 'seamstresses' ended a six- weeks "Sewing on Knits" course at San Jacinto College with a buffet dinner Monday night at the College. The topic of the short home- economics course, taught by Mrs. Janet Snow, was various techniques in sewing on the new polyester knit fabrics. Using McCall's dress pattern No.

2206 and Vogue jacket pattern No. 7606, participants in the program constructed both a dress and a jacket or coat out of the double-knit fabrics. Students used the modern sewing equipment in San Jacinto's Home Economics laboratory. Demonstrations and lectures provided the classes with information concerning recommended needles, thread, and interfacing fabrics. Techniques used to gain the fullest advantage from a sewing machine were demonstrated and then practiced by the students.

A second program will begin Tuesday, Sept. 15. As in this recently-completed program, classes will be limited to 15 students. The full course will cost $20 and will carry one hour of college credit. In addition to the "Sewing on Knits" program, short courses on "Constructing and Fitting Pants" will be offered in the near future.

Also, a class in clothing construction (Home Economics 135) will be offered this Fall semester. This course carries three hours of college credit and meets an entire semester. Anyone interested in any of the proposed courses or in registering for the next "Sewing on Knits" class should call San Jacinto's Division of Technology at 479-1501, ext. 206. Coffee Is Held For Newborn On Sylvia Street Mrs.

Ann Limmer and Mrs. Irene Thompson were co-hostesses recently at a coffee honoring the birth of Michael Brandon Tolbert, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. B. J.

Tolbert of 222 Sylvia. Young Brandon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tolbert of Pasadena. The coffee was to welcome the one-week old Michael to Sylvia Street.

Guests at the party included Michael Brandon, the guest of honor; his mother, Mrs. Jackie Tolbert; Dee ZottareUe, the baby's grandmother; Dean Kerr; Janette and Tina Watt; Franie Bessire, and Charlene Dicks. Also in attendance were Jason and Lorri Limmer. Miss McGrew Is Honored Sherry McGrew, the bride- elect of Gary Garnett, was given a shower July 15 by Orleane Babin, Elizabeth Moore, Audrey Simpson and Jean O'Connor. The shower was atOrleane's home, 402 Ellen.

Velma Davis, Grace Cornell, Joyce Bryant, Sue Pace, Fran Maloney, Linda Crete, Elvira Sorrells, Avery Seckman, Barbara lore, Gail Callahan, Ruth Pinion, Jackie Cooke, Nancy Kelly, Lucy Pickle, Lil Brogan, Ann Plummer, Neva Demonbrum and Pitsey Gurganeious attended along with the couple's mothers, Irene McGrew and Mtry Thalia Garnett. Sherry and Gary will be married July 24. liGHTWEiGHT, PORTABLE COOUNG WEATHERMATE PORTABLE ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS 6 OOOBTU's -115-VOLTS PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERV Only 1 YEAR SERVICE COUNT ON CARRIER FOR QUALITY Touch Control Comfort Center Two-Speed, Day Night Cooling Flexible Air Flow Controls Separate Exhaust Control Automatic EvenTemp Thermostat Extra Large, Washable Filter Wing Panels Fit Double-Hung Windows, 22 to 38 Inches Wide Authorized Dealer WINGO'S APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE Deer Park's Only Appliance Store With Its Own Service Department 1238 Cuttr St. 479-5109 SOON Watch For Grand Opening Announcement Soon I PETITE, AND MISSES SIZES DRESSES SPORTSWEAR. 316 W.

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