The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 2

TWO THE TIMES Hometown newspaper of Brookshire and Katy, Texas Thursday, January 26, 1967 Pruitt Stockdick Recite Wedding Vows December 31 Miss Lynda Pruitt became the bride of Terry L. Stockdick on December 31, 1966 in the First Methodist 1i of Katy. The marriage vows were recited at 6:00 p.m. before a candlelit altar and a cathedral arrangement of white mums, gladioli and stock with palm leaves. Rev.

Harold VVaterbury, pastor of the Katy Apostolic Church, performed the double- ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Claude Pruitt of Alief, Texas. Lynda is a graduate of John Foster Dulles High School, where she was a member of the high school band and the YFC Club.

In her senior year, she won the award of "Homemaker of the At the time of her wedding she was employed by an insurance company in Houston. Terry is the son of Rev. and Mrs. W. C.

Stockdick, Jr. of Katy. He is a graduate of Katy High School, where ha was a member of the FFA, high school band and choir. He is now attending Midwest Bible Institute in Webb City, Missouri. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of formal length ivory brocade.

The princess styled bodice featured trumpet sleeves with an A line skirt. The detachable train fastened shoulder high in back, under a loose bertha extending in great folds into the chapel length train. Her bouquet was a cascading arrangement of white hyacinth blossoms and feathered carnations, centered by a large white CaUeiya orchid. English Ivy was a background for the white tulle and flower confection. The bride's sister, Mrs.

Dennis Walker of Dallas was her matron-of-honov. Susan Hill of Temple, the bride's cousin, and Rosanne Stockdick, the groom's sister, were bridesmaids. They wore formal length red velveteen dresses. Their hats were a red rose, made of velvet and tulle. They carried crescent shaped bouquets of feathered carnations and chrysanthemums in shades of WORK OF All KINDS The right mix at the right price always! Reody-Miied Concrete "THE BEST IN CONCRETE" To Year Specifications Moore Son Construction Phone Ul 2-7124 5013 EAST 3rd.

St. KATY, TEXAS Mr. Mrs. Jerry Sfoclcdiclc pink. The best man was David Stuart of Houston.

Groomsmen were Ronald Scott of Katy and Dale Ditto of Ganado, cousins of the groom. Ushers were Earl Pruitt, the bride's brother; Arthur Glen Robichaux, Billy Don Williams of Katy and Tony Bruton of Houston. Mrs. J. D.

Woods played the traditional organ wedding music. Mrs. W. D. Bains, the groom's aunt, sang "Whither Thou Goest" and "Wedding A niece of the bride, Marilyn Terrell of Bok- chita, Oklahoma, was the flower girl.

She wore a short, red velveteen dress. Ring bearer was Kevin Cook, the groom's cousin. Mrs. Pruitt wore a pink lace two-piece dress, shoes to match and white accessories. Her corsage was a white feathered carnation.

Mrs. Stockdick chose a turquoise silk dress wit!) matching accessories and white gloves. She wore a pink carnation corsage. The reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the Fellowship Hall of the ahead We're offering values galore during the big money-saving event of the year-our Ford Dealer White Salel Special low prices on specially ordered full-size Fords. Get pleated vinyl seats, whitewalls, full wheel covers, 67 Ford Custom 500 Sedan padded dash, wall-to-wall carpeting, padded steering hub, lane-change turn signals, foam-cushioned seats, and more, all included in the low, low White Sale price.

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has been named Maissa Ann, and weighed 7 sounds, 1 ounce. Grand- larents are Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmidt of VTonaville, and Mr.

and Irs. Grover Doss of Caty. KATY AUTO SALES Katy, Texas UL 2- BIRTHS MENUS KATY Jan. 30-Feb. 3, 1967 Monday Ground neat with ranch style a buttered corn, -hefs salad, pineapple, cornbread, butter, milk.

Tuesday Southern fried chicken, creamed potatoes, green beans, iello salad, chocolate sauce, bread, butter, milk. Wednesday Chili over rice, pinto beans, pineapple cheese salad, tapioca pudding, cornbread, butter, milk. Thursday Hamburger on buttered bun. French fries, iettuce and tomato slice, onions, pickles, mustard, jello, milk. Friday Chicken fried steak, rice gravy, English peas, lettuce and tomato salad, bread, butter, ice cream, milk.

ROYAL Jan. 30-Feb. 3, 1967 Monday Meat and spaghetti, wax beans, garlic French bread, butter, plums, milk. Tuesday Chicken pie, English peas, lettuce- pineapple salad, biscuits, butter, cookies, milk. Wednesday Chili, rice, seasoned pintos, peaches, bread, butter, milk.

Thursday Hamburgers, potato salad, relish cup, cake, milk. Friday Tuna salad, buttered corn, carrot sticks, bread, butter, apple cobbler, milk. Church. The bride's table held a three-tiered wedding cake and the punch. Tlie groom's table held the chocolate cake and silver coffee i e.

Ladies assisting in the houseparty were Mrs. Earl Pruitt of Webb City, Mrs. Ray Terrell of Bokehita, Mrs. Don Lilly of Angleton, Mrs. Ronald Zunker of Copperas Cove, Mrs.

John Culpepper of Fort Worth, and Misses Helen Robichaux and Karen Pitts of San Marcos. Leaving for a brief honeymoon in Houston, the bride chose a figured velveteen suit, platinum lizard shoes and bag. Her corsage was the Cattelya orchid lifted from her bouquet. Miss Pruitt was the honoree at several showers, given by church members and close friends, before her marriage. Mr.

and Mrs. Stock- dick are at home in Webb City, Missouri. Rev. and Mrs. Stock- dick of Katy were hosts for the rehearsal dinnei honoring their son, Terr.v and his bride-elect, Lyn da Pruitt on Friday, December 30th at 6:00 p.m The event was in the Fei- lows'hip Hall of First Methodist Church of Katy.

The buffet dinner wa: served from tables dec orated with white chry santhernums and silvei candle holders. Those present were members of the wedding party, parents and sever al out of town guests. Evans-Cornelius Wedding Held Mrs. Josie Evans be- the bride of Mr. F.

3. Cornelius on Sunday, January 15th in Gilmer, Texas. They were married by Mr. Cornelius' Vernon who is a Methodist minister. Mrs.

Cornelius is formerly from Athens, Texas. Jick Rhoads Named To College Staff Jack Rhoads has accepted a position on the coaching staff at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches. He will be defensive line coach. Jack ettered four years at Katy and won a scholarship to SMU.

He lettered 3 years on the varsity at SMU and was one of the tri-captains during his senior year. He received his masters at SMU and since that time has been line coach at Deer Park High School. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. 0.

E. Rhoads. He and. his wife will be moving to Nacogdoches as he starts there this week. Keiy HOC Hie! 16 Members of the Katy Home Demonstration Club held their first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs.

Marie House Monday, January 16 with 6 regular members present. Four new members were welcomed to the club, Miss Christine Baker, Mrs. L. J. Parsley, Miss Lucille Fisher and Mrs.

E. G. Withrow. Mrs. Cecil Ledbetter.

vice president presided during the business session. Mrs. C. E. Morton read as the devotional, "A Woman's Mrs.

Cecil Ledbetter gave the council report. As recreation Mrs. John Morrison asked each one to write new year resolutions using the word "New Many interesting resolutions were read. The program Food Facts Versus Food Fallacies was not given at this meetings as no one attended the workshop. The program will be studied at a later date.

Mrs. Lois Dolton nstolled as R.N.A. Oracle At a dinner meeting held in the home of Mrs. vV. D.

Bains, on Tuesday vening, Neighbor Lois )alton was installed as Jracle of Dixie Camp, loyal Neighbors of America. She, with her efficient core of officers, )ledged a good year for the Camp. The audit for 1966 was approved, the activities of 1966 were noted and a gift was made Mesdames Willie Sue Cooper, Cora McCauley and Jim Bennett. United Daughters Meet Cardiff The United Daughters of the Confederacy met during January in the the home of Mrs. C.

C. Cardiff at Katy. There were seven members and one visitor, Mrs. James Chandler, present. Due to the absence of the president, Miss Ogg, Mrs.

Sadler presided. The roll call was answered by giving ones favorite recipe for the New Year. Mrs. Wells, as program chairman, gave the religious views of three outstanding men of the south. The men so honored were Gen.

Robert E. Lee, Jackson and Maur. These men reflected their belief and allegiance to God and have always been honored by the southland and by many honorable men of the north. During the fellowship following the meeting delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Cardiff.

Mrs. Romack was also a hostess but was unable to attend. The February meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Florence Wells. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU JANUARY 26th Tom Cardiff, Mildrec Freeman, Janet Paben Alta Peck.

JANUARY 27th Mrs. Elsie i a Debbie McShan, Donn Carter, James Chaney Emily Chaney. JANUARY 28th Mrs. Loretta Agee Mary Lou Swogetinsky Leroy Paben, Tami Su Ray, Glenn Beeler, Sr Wesley Melendy, Larinda Melendy, Delphine Goer ner. JANUARY 29th Iferesa Ernstes, Rod ney Ehlert, Kitty Franz Michael Martin, Thoma.

Sills, Joyce Long, John nie Paben. JANUARY 30th Chuck Cardiff, Aim, Euton, Linda Madden Londa Madden. JANUARY 31st A. 0. Pederson, D.

Robinson, Mrs. Char lie Johnson, Mrs. W. Bollinger, Garber Short. FEBRUARY John England, Mrs.

J. Morgan, Bob Johnson Charles F. Mahler. II Lawrence Morgan, Lynn Cardiff, Bruce Whi't- more. Charles Ray Taking Bask Naval Training SAN DIEGO, (FHTNC) Jan.

11--Seaman Recruit Charles V. Ray, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd T. Ray of Katy, Texas, is undergoing nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center here.

He is receiving instructions in Naval customs, courtesies and organization, ordnance and gunnery, seamanship, damage control, first aid, swimming and survival, shipboard drills and sentry duty. A program of physical fitness, military drill and inspections keeps the recruits mentally and physically alert during their training. His Navy Classification tests will determine whether he will be assigned to a school, shore station or ship after his graduation. Dance American Legion Hall Seoly Saturday Music by Blue Blazers Adm. $1.00 per person andqrcl prpiectipn MAX WANDER INSURANCE Max Wander and Ward Stanberry Phones: Brookshire, WE4-2229 Katy, Ul 2-7262 i BRENHAM SADDLE SHOP'S GIGANTIC DISCOUNT SALE SPECIAL Tony Lama Nocona Boots Assorted broken lots were $42.50 now $19.95 WERE SALE PRICE CHOC.

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