Clovis News-Journal from Clovis, New Mexico • Page 21

Kathrine Rexroat' Becomes n.nvis NEWS-JOURNAL, rf Terry Wallace To Be Installed As Worthy Advisor Of Rainbow ceremony The Hardens are former Clo- recently at Pampa, Miss vis residents. The bridegroom is Cathrine Hope Rexroat be-a grandson of Mr. and Mrs came the bridfe of Clinton Dewey Harden, Jr. The vows were repeated at 7:30 p.m. in the Firs- Methodist Church.

Performing the ceremony was the Rev. Dewitt Sea-go Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs. fcmmett Rexroat pampa. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton Harden, of La Junta. Colo, formerly of Clovis. The bride given in marriage by her father selected a three piece double knit suit with white shell and skirl; a royal blue jacket with three-quarter length sleeves completed the ensemble. She carried white carnations on a white Bible. Mrs.

Phyllis Rexroat of Am arillo, sister-in-law of tr brid, was rrtatron-of-honor. was attired in a three pit double knit suit with a blue shell and skirt with wh jacket fashioned with thrc quarter length sleeves. Senas best man was Richard Re roat, Amarillo, brother of bride. For her daughter's weddir Mrs. Rexroat chose a two-pic avocada knit suit complement with beige accessories.

Harden wore a pink two-pic suit with white accessor! Both had corsages of wh carnations. The home of the bride's pr cnts was the scene of a tion following the wedding. Ov of-town guests attending the wedding were Ken McCulloogh, Kathy and Lori of Canyon, Mrs. Diane Rexroat, Skelly- town, Tex. sister-in-law of the bride and Mr.

and Mrs. J. Harden, La Junta, parents the The new Mrs. Harden is graduate of Pampa High School. She has been employed i as secretary to the head foot-! ball coach at West Texas State i University Canyon, Tex.

The bridegroom is a graduate of: La Junta High School, La Junta, with the class of 1965. He attended the United States Naval Academy Annapolish, Maryland, for two and one-half years and then transferred to the University of Utah at Salt Lake City, on a football scholarship. He was employed by the Santa Fe Railroad, Signal Department, Colorado Division, during the summer. They are now making their home in Salt Lake City where the bridegroom will continue his studies at the University of Utah. Veroon H.

Miller and a nephew of Mr. T. A. Haftten, Mrs. E.

Hatfteld, Mrs. A. W. Beazley. Miss Terry Wallace, C'nus Masonic of Mrs.

Charline Wallace. 1508! MKs Wallace, a Claremont, will be installed asjvis High School, 'Worthy Advisor of Faith through i up i Auvisor 01 roun JiSembly No 25 International as the theme of her term. Confidential Olwcrvi Mrs. J. D.

Peters, and Qrdefi am bo or Girts, ve and the Earth are her om-'JoLyncia Baifanz. Outer Obso L. Miller, all of Clovis. ceremonies today at 2 p.m. in 'blems with colors of Hod White Cindy Wallace.

Mu.xin; Blue. Her song There Cindv Giltilnnd. Choir IMrrri M. from D. ftts Wftn visiting i for the past in the nf her sisters, Mrs Henry Chi-rU nf Tcxico and Mrs.

Guy Silly Wa'ers, Patriot- Faris, 1417 Wallace, Clovis. i-rn. Nikki Ncff. Pa! 1 Weekend visitor In the Farris was their son, Lolinton Obsorv-ifrom Dallas, Tex. mi; Blue.

Her song "Lit There Cindv Giltilnnd. Choi'- Annjc Cnum ey of Be Peace" will be sung by Miss-Members, of the Choir will Exccutivc Secte tary of the Gail Morrow. Siubhlcne d. Rer wil be non ored with "Walk together, talk etlur, son. Rhonda najlv.ll.

hi- coffrp Weclnesday from 9:3 a all j'f'opic of the Tbrn Ion Pnltison. WhMinore and only then, shall Pam Tavlnr. Chariine is her mottn. is Mrlh'T and ''Glory to God in the highest. Stan Harris is and mi earth peace, good vvill toward men has been selected lure.

Recorder: Miss Jan Marks, sician, Miss (Jail Morrow, So-1 MRS. CLINTON DEWEY HARDEN JR. nee KATHERINE HOPE REXROAT MISS TERRY WALLACE Worthy Advisor Office at 521 Main. All of Mrs, Chumley are in- ited to come to the coffee. Mines.

Chariine n-earl Tavlw Apart from man. chief en- from Luke 2:14 as )ri css i jnnly of the lobster Is the cod. i Drake, mothers of (lie five. 1 as installing officer will host a rv-. the afternoon will be Miss 0 mv tiu- installai.ion.

sha Sims, assisted by Chick Tav. lor Sr grandfat'nor of AH Jnnids ami idatives Wallace. Other installing Girls are iiuiicd to ulcers will be: Mi.ss Hetty Steph-jtcnfl. ens. Marshal; Miss 15ev Chaplain: Mrs.

Chancy MernitJ Grosra hir cntpr The 'ideographical llic I'nitcd Statics and is in 1'ull Mks Nancy Von iMinrll. S. IV 17 miles ired Queen of Bethel No. Kock aiul niilca Job's Daughters, will president of the lunction of he hor-. over the guest book.

Miss Mickij'i' 1 South Dakota, Montana. Taylor and Misa Lori TfiylorM Wyoming. will act as junior hostesses, ji Members of the DcMdlayj Honor Guard will be: Russell, John Mills, Tommyv Martin, Woody Hammack. Dean! Frazicr, Francis Howard, John Carr. Officers to be installed Terry arc: Julie Wallace, Wor-j Lhy Associate Advisor; Parni Laadess, Charity; Marsha Har-j -is.

Mope; Paula Drake, Faith: i Sandra McDanicl, Treasurer; )csna Recorder: Joan 'Osborne, Chaplain; Karen Mc- Danicl, Drill Leader. Nancy Bui-ran, Love; Sontlra Mayhon, Religion; Vicki Wil Creates Five Fresh-Water Treatment Essentials For Deep-Cleansing. SPARKLE CLEANERS 412 Commerce Way Mailer CLASSES Afternoon Evening 1 to 3 7 to 9 Come In And Ragister For Your Class Elizabeth's Fabric Center nn MAIN Custom's Origin Rice has always been known: as a symbol of good crops andj a full larder. Legend has it that pelting a bridal couple with rice Insured their prosperity and happiness. Flag Raising The first official raising of the new 50-star American flag was.from the flag poles at the east and west fronts of the national Capitol.

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