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Miss Kuykendall, Steve Annett Say Vows In Church Ceremony Miss Ann Kuykendall of Cherokee and Steve Annett of Sheffield were united in marriage at 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 22, in Second and Wallace Street Church of Christ. James Vinzant, minister of the Church of Christ In Dublin, officiated for the candlelight, double ring ceremony. Parents of the couple, are Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Kuykendall of Cherokee and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Annett of Sheffield. Wedding music was sung by an a cappella group consisting of Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Beasley, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McCoy, Mr. and Mrs.

Dwayne Bishop, Sarah Bynum, Elizabeth Bynum and Sam Beasley. Mrs. James Vlnzant sang the couple's chosen songs, "Sunrise, Sunset" and "The Twelfth of Never." Decorations Included gardenias and greenery, baskets of flowers, and ferns. The ceremony began with the seating of mothers of the bride and groom In pews marked with gardenias and candles. Forty- eight white tapered candles were then lit by Jay and Charley Kuykendall, brothers of the bride.

Miss Genie Ballard of Dallas was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Paula Mayfleld of Farwell, Cathy and Debra Annett of Sheffield, sisters of the bridegroom, Gayle Epperson-of Llano and Suzette Vann. They wore Identical yellow crepe gowns with pearl trim and lace bodice. Each attendant carried a bouquet of gardenias, yellow roses and baby's breath, Kippl Kuykendall of Valley Spring was flower girl. She wore a long yellow organza dress and carried a nosegay bouquet of yellow roses.

Ring bearer was Herbie Noelke IV of Sheffield. He wore a white tux and delivered the rings on a satin pillow. Mike Long of Idalou served as best man. Groomsmen were Teryl Hideout of Abilene, Mark Hardgrave of Sheffield, Gary Hatchtell of Bowie, Stephen Reid of Midland Jay Kuykendall of Cherokee. Ushers were Charley Kuykendall and Mike Bailey of Cherokee, Keith Shaffer of Valley Spring and Mark Travis of Ballinger.

The groomsmen and ushers were dressed In forest green, Lord West tuxedos with light yellow ruffled shirts. The bride was- escorted to the altar by her father and given In marriage by her parents. For her wedding, she chose the gown that her mother wore 25 years ago when she was married In the same church. The gown was made of traditional slipper satin and fashioned with a sweetheart yoke of silk tulle edged with Chantllly lace embroidered with seed pearls. The fitted bodice closed with satin but- tons and the long tapered sleeves ended In a point over the hand.

Wide lace on the bottom of the gown and around the chapel length train was also embroidered with seed pearls. Her veil of silk tulle fell from a satin headpiece trimmed with Chantilly lace and seed pearls. She carried a cascading bouquet of gardenias and ivy with a touch of baby's breath. She also wore a blue garter fashioned of lace that was 50 years old. The garter was made by Mrs.

A. W. Forest of Dallas. The bridegroom was dressed in a white tuxedo designed by After Six with vest and white ruffled shirt and white shoes. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in Ranchmen's Tower Hotel.

The bride's table was covered with a full, white satin skirt overlaid with white net that was caught In scallops with bouquets, revealing a yellow Inset in the corners. The three-tiered cake was topped with wedding bells and sugar doves, with the tiers separated with white columns. Yellow roses cascaded diagonally around the cake. Yellow punch was served from a crystal bowl and the candelabra, centerpiece and other appointments were gold and crystal. Rice-paper napkins carried the message "We are now Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Annett." The groom's table, covered with brown satin overlaid with white net, held a German chocolate cake topped with a golden rope love-knot carried by two white doves. Appointments were sliver and a sliver candelabra completed the arrangement. Servers were Misses Beba Ballard and Karen Spann of Dallas and Christl Calhoun of Jacksboro for the bride's table; and Mrs. Mark Hardgrave of- Sheffield and Mrs.

Teryl Rideout of Abilene served the groom's table. The bridesmaids gave each guest a reception scroll signed by the bride and groom; and later passed out yellow satin rosebuds filled with rice to shower the couple as they left. After a wedding trip to Monterrey, Mexico, the couple will reside near Sheffield. Parents of the bridegroom hosted a rehearsal dinner at the ranch home of the Kenneth Kuykendalls Thursday night. Barbecue and all the trimmings were served on picnic tables and bales of hay in the garden to about 50 members of the wedding party.

Mmes. Johnnie Oswald, Martin Vann and Mrs. James Epperson were hostesses for the bridesmaid's luncheon in the Oswald home at 12 noon Friday. At the same hour, Kenneth, Jay and Charley Kuykendall hosted approximately 15 men of the wedding party at the Cactus Cafe. Two Treat Lovely Offers G1FT-W1TH-PURCHASE GIFT CERTIFICATE yourself to our sheer, softly scented 'body powder in a lovely shaker as our complimentary gift witb this coupon and any $6 Merle Norman cosmetic purchase? Plus, our $5 Christmas Gift Certificate applicable to purchase of Chatelaine Perfume or Eau de Toilette, between Nov.

1-Dec. 25, 1975. Only at your MERLE noRmfln COSMETIC STUDIO MARIES SHOP 315 Eoit WoWoct ujth Svpl -30, 1075, or whi ai participating iMvUiuk fbk only ai lime of purchiiM' 11 I 11 I Wo en MRS. STEVE ANNETT church ceremony Hospital Notes There were ID patients admitted and 17 dismissed at San Saba Memorial Hospital from Aug. 18 to Aug.

25. Those admitted were Mrs. Allte Senterfitt, H. M. Taylor, Ernest Wood, John Brittain, Mrs.

Helen Lundberg, Ernest Riggs, George Walker, Mrs. R. D. Ashley of San Saba; Billy B. Woolsey, Mrs.

Bobbie Maxwell, Cherokee; Farris Gadsbury, Lometa; Duane Bush, Dallas; Mrs. J. D. Shires, Buchanan Dam; Mrs. Perry Cloud, Richland Springs; Mrs.

MartlnUvalle, Lampasas. Patients dismissed were Mrs. Lillie McKee, Bill Morgan, Mrs. Florence Felts, John Brittain, Mrs. Nettie Scott, Emmitt Lloyd Byrd, Hubert Smithhart, Mrs.

Zane Harris, Mrs. Beulah Johnson, Mrs. R. H. Maxwell, Ernest George Walker, S.

G. Boynton, Farris Gadsbury, Billy Woolsey, Duane Bush, Mrs. R.D. Ashley (deceased). Blessed Events There was one baby born at San Saba Memorial Hospital from Aug.

18 to Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Uvalle are parents of Matilde, eight pounds, five ounces, born Aug.

23. Emmett Smith returned to his home in Richland Springs Sunday following a two-month stay In Coon Rapids, Minn, with his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doug (Lud) Smith, who accompanied him and will visit here for two weeks. Sunday guests in the Smith home were Mr.

and Mrs. Melvln Neighbors and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Ray Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Donny Smith, all of San Angelo; and Mr. and Mrs. Spud Smith of Austin.

Bridal Couple Feted With Shower, Supper A miscellaneous shower and barbecue supper at the homo of Mrs. diet Garvln Saturday, Aug. 23, honored Mr. and Mrs. David Behrens, who wore married Aug.

8. Co-hosts for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sanderson and Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Gage. Guests 'included Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Stewart of Goldthwaitc; Mrs. David Gilger, Kathy Ellis, Mary Taff, Chad Charlie French, Mr.

and Mrs. Carlos Anderson, Mr. andMr.s. Bucky Sanderson, Mr, and Mrs. Sambo Phillips, Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Whorton, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Behrens, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Behrens, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gene Bagley, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sanderson and Mr.

and Mrs. Donny Sanderson. Dana Renee Ellis Born In Austin Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ellis of Marble Falls announce the arrival of a daughter, Dana Renee, Aug.

11 In St. David's Hospital at Austin. She weighed six pounds, 12 ounces. They have a son, Dane Alan. Paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Ellis. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Reavis.

Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reavis and Mr. and Mrs. Connie Hamrick.

Mrs. L. W. Solsbery is the baby's great, great grandmother. If a toddler doesn't like vegetables, substitute fruits.

Fruits generally have most of the same nutrients as vegetables, according to Sally Springer, foods and nutrition specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, The Texas University System. DECORATIVE PAINTING WORK SHOP SEPTEMBER 26, 27 Conducted by PAT WALDROP of San Angelo INTRODUCING: Oil Paintings on Shirts Mini Landscapes Nostalgia Glass Gold Toning on Tinware Sunflowers REGISTER SEPTEMBER 1 Call San Star August 28, 1975 Miss Mask Becomes Bride Of Ricky Burl (SC)Tamara Jill Mask became the bride of Ricky Burl McKin- nerney Friday, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m. In the First Baptist Church of Rlchland Springs. Minister Richard Hodges of Brownwood officiated for the double ring ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. MalcomMaskandMr. and Mrs. A.

D. McKlnnerney of Richland Springs. The altar was decorated with two candelabra entwined with English ivy and holding yellow tapers, two large baskets of Kllllan daisies and yellow Marguerite daisies, and potted ferns. A small stand holding the unity candle, decorated with polished greenery, completed the setting. Yellow satin bows designated family pews.

Mrs. Noel Wood, organist, presented wedding music and accompanied Danny Woold- rldge who sang "The Lord's Prayer," "A Time For Us" and "Whither Thou Goest." Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a dress of candlelight mlramist with empire waistline. The lace- covored bodice featured a high 'neckline with sheer tucked yoke eclgcd In Alencon lace and pearls with 24 tiny cove red buttons In back. The lantern sleevos of sheer and lace were designed with lace cuffs and tiny buttons. The A-line skirt flowed to a cathedral train.

Rp-ombroidered Alencon lace trimmed the skirt front and oclKPcl the entire train, with appliques of lace and seed pearls over the skirt, train and veil. A headpiece of re-em- nroiderud lace and seed pearls held the veil of bridal illusion. Slio carried a colonial bouquet of yellow pom pon daisies, white daisies and baby's breath. She wore a necklace given to her paternal grandmother by her grandfather, J. A.

Mask. Mrs. J. A. Mask wore the necklace at her wedding.

Kim Mask was her sister's maid of honor and Mrs. Bobby Mask, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Debra Alston and Donna Rankin of Miles, cousin of the bride. Melissa Evans was junior bridesmaid. The bride's attendants wore floor length gowns of yellow polyester crepe with empire waistlines and gored skirts.

The gowns were fashioned with jeweled neckline and short sleeves of polyester eyelet embroidery. They each carried a colonial bouquet of white pom pon daisies, baby's breath and ribbon streamers. They wore headpieces of yellow tulle and ribbon with tiny flowers. A necklace, a gift from the bride, completed each attendant's ensemble. Dana Rivers of San Saba was flower girl and wore a yellow eyelet polyester dress with ruffle skirt of yellow eyelet polyester and puff sleeves.

She carried a white straw basket of daisies. Her headpiece was of yellow daisies and ribbon streamers. Mike McKlnnerney was ring bearer. He wore a yellow and white houndstooth-check coat with white pants and yellow butterfly tie. He carried a candlelight satin pillow edged In lace.

Candlelighters were Dean Taylor, cousin of the bride, and Mackie McKinnerney, cousin of the bridegroom. Kenneth Mask, cousin of the bride, and Steve Beakley ushered. Rex Smith served as best man. Groomsmen were Bobby Mask, brother of the bride, Sammy White of Flatonia, cousin of the bridegroom, Lynn Hamrick, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Joey Hardman. They wore black tuxedos with yellow ruffled shirts and butterfly ties.

Following the ceremony, a reception was held in fellowship hall of the church. The bride's table was laid with white, draped with yellow net and yellow ribbon, and accented with wedding bells. The bride's bouquet and the bridesmaid's bouquets formed the centerpiece. The white three-tiered cake was made by Mrs, Doyai of Brady, aunt of the bride, The bottom layer was decorated with white daisies with yellow Get your WORKMEN'S PENSATION With John brook, Farm Bureau Servicing Agent, centers. The second layer was topped with a miniature bride and groom.

top tier was suspended by Roman columns and decorated with yellow satin wedding bells. The cake was served with yellow and white daisy mints and nuts by Mrs. Doyal and Mrs. Gene Dunning of Lampasas, aunts of the bride. Pineapple fruit punch was ladled by Mrs.

Lynn Hamrick, sister of the bridegroom. Appointments were crystal and sliver. The groom's table, covered with a yellow checked cloth, was centered with yellow and white daisies and ceramic peanuts, flanked by white candles. His two-tiered chocolate cake, decorated with peanuts, was made by Mrs. Gene Dunning.

Coffee from a silver service was served with the cake by Brenda Doyal of Brady and Carolyn Dunning of Lampasas, cousins of the bride. Michelle Tacket and Patsy Hamilton, both of Ranger, registered guests from a table which held the bride's book and a photograph of the bride in her wedding gown. Karl Mask, cousin of Hie bride, and Threasa McKlnner- ney, cousin of the groom, handed out yellow flower rice bags. Others in the house party were Mrs. Mike Peel of Brady, cousin of the bride, Mrs.

James McKlnnerney, aunt of the groom, Mrs. Robert Lewis and Melody Ann Lewis, cousins of the groom, Mrs. Bobby Deeds, Mrs. Merle Taylor cousin of the bride, Mrs. Paul Staton of Stephenville, Mrs.

Lonnle Rankin of Miles and Mrs. Merle Taylor, aunts of the bride. For traveling, the bride wore a red and navy dotted polyester knit pantsuit with white accessories and a white pom pon daisy corsage. They will reside in College Station where the bridegroom will be a junior at Texas University. Out-of-town guests attended the wedding from Brownwood, Miles, San Saba, Brady, Lampasas, Big Lake, Ranger, Stephenville, Wall and Taylor.

The bridegroom's parents hosted a rehearsal supper Thursday at Larry's in San Saba. Approximately 00 guests attended. After the reception, a supper was held in the REA building at Richland Springs for relatives and close friends. House party members were Mrs. Jerry Petty of Brady, aunt of the bride, Mrs.

W. II. McKinner- ney, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beakley.

Pre-nuptial parties included a recipe shower In the home of Mrs. Lucille Harrison at Happy Patch, a plastic ware party given in the home of Mrs. Bobby Mask, a bridal tea at the REA building, and a rice bag party in the Bobby Mask home, hosted by the bridesmaids. MRS. RICKY McKlNNERNEY nee Jill Mask Loretta Moore, Taylor Exchange WeddingVowj (SC) Mrs.

Loretta Moore and Kenneth Taylor, both of Richland Springs, were married Thursday morning, Aug. 21, at the First United Methodist Church parsonage in San Saba. Ronald and Russell Moore, sons of the bride, attended the couple while Rev. Lee Geldmeier read the ceremony. Also present were Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Green, the bride's parents, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Taylor, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom. Out-Of-Town Guests Attend Wedding Rites Out-of-town guests attending the Kuykendall-Annett wedding Friday, Aug. 22, included State Representative and Mrs. Ed Harris and Ann of Galveston; Dr. and Mrs.

Bibb Ballard, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hall, Burnet; Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Porter, Paris; and Mr. and Mrs. O.P. Leonard of Fort Worth.

Those attending from Sheffield were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Owens and Jo Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turk, Zane and Kip, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbie Noelke and Cuatro, Dan Clark, Mrs. Stolla Owen, Mrs. Johnnie Holmes, Mrs. Reid Holmesly, Mrs.

Nancy Miller and others. Sunday School Social Held At Srozier Home Mrs. Tom Grozier and Roy Hyatt hosted a party Friday, Aug. 22, for their Adult 1 and Adult Sunday School classes of Herren Baptist Church on the lawn at the Grozier home. Ice cream and cookies, games and fellowship were enjoyed by Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Grozier, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvy Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dufner and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harkey and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. Ken Evans, Rosle and Kent. And, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shivener, Gary and Karen, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Harvell and Tina, Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart, Eva, Jesse and Ellen, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Freeland, Gary and Donnie, Rev. and Mrs. Jack McKlnney, Joanna and Jane Ellen, Brenda Murphee and Misty, Brenda Means, Les and Len, Dorothy Prescott, Ricky and Shawn, TheresaKet- chum and Lonnlece. BRIDGE RESULTS Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Moseley of Rochelle were first place winners Monday night, Aug. 20, when San Saba Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Housing Authority. Mrs. Jesse Miles and Mrs. Jimmy Ward won second; Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Sloan, third. The club will not meet Monday, Sept. 1, due to the Labor Day holiday. NOTICE ABBY'S KITCHEN IN LLANO WILL BE CLOSED, Aug.

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