The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 30

Porli 24, 19M Women's News MRS. MICHAEL SCOTT COSGROVE former Sally Carol Davis MISS SHEILA KAY WHITAKER fiance William Joseph Kellagher etlaaker Mr. and Mrs. Buryl Whitaker, 2960 Clark Lane, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sheila Kay, to William Joseph Kellagher of Dallas, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Kellagher of Hamilton, Ohio. The couple will be married in a formal ceremony at 3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 5, at the First Christian Church. The Rev.

J. T. Dearinger will officiate. The bride is a 1977 graduate of Paris High School and a 1981 cum laucle graduate of Texas Women's University where she received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in physical therapy. She is presently president and director of North Central Texas Physical Therapy Services, Inc.

dba Canyon Creek Physical Therapy Clinic in Richardson. Her fiance is a 1976 graduate of Stephen T. Baden High School in Hamilton. Ohio and is a 1983 graduate of the University of Houston with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree a major in finance. He is an account executive for Director's Capitol Group in Dallas.

"I told Betty to stop witting her time those fad diets, she always gains it back and go to DIET CENTER and let them help her lose her weight quickly and sensibly like I did." Sound familiar? There is someone out there hoping you will make that decision once and for all to do something about your weight problem. Come in today and let a "Counselor who Cares" show you how to win at the losing game! Shots Drugs Contracts The Natural Way To Lose Weight We also have programs for those who would like to lose just 5 to 10 pounds DIET CENTER' In The Village Shopping Center Paris, Texas 785-8954 The double-ring wedding vows of Miss Sally Carol Davis of Paris and Lt. Michael Scott Cosgrove of San Antonio were solemnized in a formal, double- ring ceremony at 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening, June 23, in the First Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman R. Davis, 3535 Aubudon, Paris. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Williams, 2111 Simpson Paris and of Mrs. Merton E. Davis of Edneyville, N.C. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Cosgrove of San Antonio. Mrs. J. T.

Davis, organist, played "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," Baroque and classical music and the traditional wedding marches. Mrs. Connie Davis and Miss Diane Harris sang "0 Perfect Love" and "Whither Thou Goest" before the ceremony. Mrs. Davis sang "Oh, Lord, Most Holy" as a prayer at the end of the ceremony.

All songs were accompanied by Mrs. Davis on the organ. Dr. James H. Semple, pastor of the church, heard the couple pledge their vows before the altar decorated with two 15-branched candelabras holding white tapers and votives and two spiral candelabras holding white tapers.

Two seven- branched candelbras flanked the center arrangement. The candelabras were entwined with English ivy. Two mass arrangements of burgundy and ivory gladiolas, stephanotis and roses completed the altar decor. The bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her father. She chose a formal gown of ivory taffeta designed by Galina.

The tightly fitted bodice, adorned with Alen- con lace and studded with seed pearls, featured a portrait neckline. Off-the- shoulder melon sleeves were graced at the shoulder with delicate taffeta bows. The slightly dropped waistline flowed to a full taffeta skirt and chapel-length train which was bordered with a taffeta and lace ruffle. A float of ivory illusion, in multi- layers, gathered around a wreath of silk flowers and stems of tiny seed pearls extended the length of her train. She wore a single strand of pearls.

She carried a cascade bouquet of roses, daisies, stephanotis, lilies and English ivy with ivory and burgundy accents. Mrs. Stephen Hellene of West Point. N.Y., sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Kate McAbee of Paris, Miss Virginia Harris of McKinney, Miss Sally Anne Rutherford of Houston, Miss Becky Garza of Houston and Mrs.

Jim Speer of San Antonio, sister of the bridegroom. The attendants wore gowns of burgundy moire affeta. The bodice featured an open neckline with modified box pleat sleeves and full-length skirts. Each carried an arrangement of burgundy and ivory silk flowers. Miss Alisha Bellene of West P9int, N.Y.

was flower girl. She wore a white floor-length pink taffeta dress veiled with lace. James H. Cosgrove of San Antonio served his son as best man. Groomsmen were Jim G.

Cosgrove of San Antonio, brother of the bridegroom, John Davis and Jim Davis of Paris, brothers of the bride, Lt. Richard Polanski of Abbott and Lt. David Riley of Tulsa. Ushers were Capt. Stephen Bellene of West Point, N.Y.

and Jim Speer of San Antonio. THE BRIDE'S PARENTS were hosts for a reception in fellowship hall of the church following the ceremony. The reception was directed by Mrs. Susan Davis and Mrs. LeAnn Barbee.

Members of the houseparty were Mrs. Edward Edzards, Mrs. Eugene Thomas, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs. Randall Ground and Mrs.

Artis Edzards, who presided at the bride's table. Serving at the bridegroom's table were Mrs. Jim G. Cosgrove of San Antonio and Miss Vicki Gleghorn. Other houseparty members were Mrs.

Ivan McAbee, Mrs. Boyce Flenniken and Mrs. Lewis Smith. Miss Amy Braswell presided at the register and Patrick Bellene of West Point, N.Y. and Jeffrey Davis of Paris distributed rice bags.

The bride is a 1981 honor graduate of Paris High School and is a senior student at Texas University studying mathematics. She was 1980 Paris Crape Myrtle Queen. The bridegroom is a 1980 graduate of Smithson Valley High School in New Braunfels. He received his commission in the U. S.

Army this year and will be graduated from Texas University in May, 1985. He is employed as a researcher for the Center for Strategic Technology at Texas He was a member of the Corps of Cadets for four years. Following a wedding trip to the Gulf Coast, the couple will make their home in College Station. MR. AND MRS.

JAMES H. COSGROVE were hosts for a barbecue dinner at the Norman R. Davis home Friday evening following the wedding rehearsal. About 35 guests attended. The couple presented gifts to their attendants.

OUT-OF-GUESTS at the wedding were Mrs. Merton Davis, Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Peterman of Springfield, Ohio, Mrs.

Sally Rutherford of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Bell Jr. of Houston, Mrs. Alice Poteet of Houston, Judge and Mrs.

Spurgeon Bell of Houston, Courtney Davis of Midland, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gandy and Bill Gandy of Conroe, Mr.

and Mrs. Tyler Todd of Bonham and Mr. and Mrs. Sidon Harris of McKinney. MISS DAVIS was honored on her wedding day with a bridesmaids' luncheon at Paris Golf and Ctounry Club given by Mrs.

Sally Rutherford and Miss Sally Anne Rutherford of Houston. Places were marked for 21 attendants and out-of- town guests. The table was centered with a large arrangement of burgundy and white gladiolas, roses and daisies in silver and crystal containers. The hostesses' gifts to the honoree were a set of silver trays. 'Dry clean only' isn't for everyone There are four kinds of people who buy garments with a label inside that reads, "DRY CLEAN ONLY." There are those who do not declare all of their income to the government, and those who cannot read a word of English.

I BELONG to the fourth group. We're idealists who never believe a bird will spritz us when we are indoors. We never imagine there will be a fresh blueberry (for which there is no antidote) on a park bench. We never consider the odds of reaching for salt and having our bosom drag through the gravy on our roast beef. No, we just dance along the yellow brick road like we have some sort of immunity to the stains and spots of life.

Clothing manufacturers wait for people like me to be born people who pick up a garment that looks like you can throw it in the washing machine and who never read the label until we have fallen in love with it and taken it home. I would like to think I am the same person when I wear a DRY CLEAN ONLY as I am when I'm wearing a MACHINE WASHABLE, BUT WHO AM I kidding? I'm as tense as a bullfighter entering the arena with irregularity problems. As I slide a pure silk dress over my head (that I THOUGHT was polyester when I bought it), I pinch my lips together until they turn white. Not good enough I still get lipstick on the collar. AS I wash my hands, water splashes down the front of it.

The oil from the car door grabs at it. When I walk into a room, friendly dogs come out of nowhere and small children with sticky fingers throw their arms around my neck. Speaking of necks, I am careful not to put makeup on it, yet it secretes a ring-around-the-collar that cries for the work of a professional cleaner. What's a woman to do? I bought a little cotton jacket the other day that I thought was "safe." It was one of those casula, perma-wrinkle things where you pushed the sleeves up and wore it over slacks. I threw inhibitions to the winds.

I ate tomatos in it and an ice cream bar. I stood under trees, pumped my own gas and brushed my teeth while wearing it. When I went to toss it into the washer, I saw the label, "YOU KNOW WHAT." Bridge winners Eight tables participated in the duplicate bridge play Monday in the home of Mrs. Bok Kimball. North-South winners were Vashti Fuller and Dorothy McCasland, first; Edith Adams and Sally Moye, second; Ann Weiler and Joan Howison, third and Carolyn Brooks and Donnie Sanders, fourth.

East-West winners were Pat Jeffery and Loyce Huddleston, first; Linda Echols and Clara Harrison, second; Mary Warlick and Kellene Dawson, third and Mildred Cahalan and Ruth Tatuni, fourth. Winners in the game last Thursday nighl were Mrs. Weiler and BillJack, first; Will Larseingue and Jerry Pederson, second; Marie Hale and Mrs.Howison, third; Emmy Blackburn and Mrs. Echols, fourth and Mr. and Mrs.

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