The Odessa American from Odessa, Texas • 4

-The Gift Party Is Pretty "'i PfeNyptials Fete I Fete Marcy McKelvey i A Mrs. Stephen Craig Cox. the former Miss Marcy McKelvey. was honored with a series of pre-nuptial courtesies the past threelinonths. A Jtitchen shower was held Aprif14.

hosted by Mmes. Sue GrajC Joe T. Coleman MoriSs Bates and Les Fisher. Hostesses for the May bridal shower were Misses Lyn Woody, Kath'y Stevens. Lynne Brew.

Connie Furman. Diane Barnett, Maribess Lehmann and Emily Hanna. A gift tea. held May 12. HOBBS.

N.M. (Staff) A bridal luncheon and spice shower honoring Miss Mary Johnson, bride-elect of Lloyd Draper, was held recently in the home of Mrs. Allen Antweil. Miss Julie Antweil was co-hostess. As guests arrived they were served frozen lime coolers.

A buffet Juncheort of chicken crepes, asparagus molds, cheese stuffed celery, assorted spice fruits, and miniature spice cakes topped with icing was served with coffee and spiced Gold appointments enhanced the serving table which was centered with an arrangement of mixed spring flowers in a gold metal basket The luncheon tables were set with gold serving trays on capiz shell mats with white linen napkins. I Guests were registered in the bridal book. After the luncheon. Miss Johnson opened gifts of spices. is 4 Special guests attending were the honoree's, mother.

Mrs. Elliott Johnson her sisters. Miss Marcia Johrjson and Mrs. Lt 'Carpenterjpf College Station: her' grandmother, Mrs. Kenneth Kline.

aunt Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Ives BOth Wedding Reception hjonor To Odessa Couple decor. (L-R) are Mrs. Bullock, hostess; Mrs.

H. Hoback, mother of the bridegroom; Mrs. Stephen Hoback, the bride, and her mother, Mrs. E. B.

Alderson of Lubbock. (Staff Photo) BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL SHOWER -Odessa hostesses entertained Saturday June 1 with a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Stephen Hoback, recent in the lovely home of Mrs. Dori Bullock, 1433 Fargo. Yellow and Green were used In SINUS SUFFERERS r'- Hr good n.wi (or youl Eidutiv raw "fcord com" SYNA-CUA Dtcongutant toblfli od initonlly and continuously fo droiir and dear olf noial-ilnut covillei.

Onefhard cow" tablet oivti yov up to noun relief from poln ond pressor of conoMlfoii, Allows you lo breotht toiily stops watory eyti ond runny ncne. You can fkiy SYNA-Clf AR AT Town Country Owg, 2745 N. Grondvitw w.thoutWd 1 featured eleven hostesses. They Mmes. Johnnie "Fields, Louis Conaway.

Paul Davis, Carl England. John May. James Joe Reeder; W.A, Rogers, Curtis Saylor. Harold Whalen and Miss Vickie Rogers. A rice party hosted by Fred Porter.

Cal Brougher and W.T. Henderson was given June 3. Finally, the bride and bridesmaids were honored with a luncheon June 8 at the Odessa Country Club. maker. JryrVtodav' $150 Odessans Honor Lubbock Bride Mrand Mrs.

Charlie Ives. 902 East 25th, were entertained June 3 with an open house by their children. The reception took place in the family; hosted by Mrs. tDavid Harwelj and Ken Ives of 'Odessa. 'and a daughter-in-law.

BiUy lyes of Shreveport I iThe tabftf was spread with a cold cloth and held a three-tier wedding with gold bells, and the numeral "50" on the top tier. It.was served with golden fruit punch, coffee, nuts and inii(iru gvaranfMO Dy Introductory Offer Worth Cuf out Hib ad tele to store Rittd. Pwchate one pack of SYNA-CIEA. and receive one more SYNA-CtEAI. l2-ockrree.

Now Avoiloblo ftuvo Cough Syrup from Syno-Clear People. Crystal globes were filled with miniature flowers of yellow and green, the bride's chosen colors. Punch, cookies, mints and nuts were served from' crystal -appointments. Special guest from Lubbock was Mrs. E.

B. Alderson. mother of the honoree. Teen Tone Choir Will. Sing Here test! 1 1--." A Fsitfo Polly's By POLLY CRAMER Pointers DEAR POLLY Mrsr R.L! could remove that sticky transparent tape from her car without damage to the finish by soaking a small rag with rubbing alcohol and applying this to the tape.

(Always test first. Soak spot, rub gently and the tape will come off. Immediately after removing use a little paste wax on the spot and buff with a dry cloth. Mrs. L.A.T.

wrote that her Pet Peeve was with the narrow hems on one end of sheets which made it impossible to reverse ends and distribute the wear; When I buy a new sheet I immediately rip out the narrow hem and make a wide one to match the other end so my sheets are reversible and wear longer. M.F. DEAR POLLY I am answering Mrs. R.L. who has the sticky transparent plastic tape on her, car.

I have used pure lard on a soft cloth for this and it worked. Get under edge uf. me tape aim worn upA iwns. DEAR POLI.V Will The home of Mrs. Don Bullock.

1433 Fargo, was the of a beautiful bridal shower honoring Mrs. Stephen Hoback. a recent bride. The couple were married May 19 in The First JJnited Methodist Church. Lubbock.

Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Alderson of 2507 70th Street.

Lubbock, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hoback.

1516 Cumberland, Odessa. Hostesses for the event were Mmes. Leroy Spinks, T. O. McLean.

A. C. Akins. George Matlea. Riley Jack Simpson, Lee Don Martin, and G.

E. Klaus. The polished board was centered with an antique crystal candelabrum with tapers. Installed Beta Gamma president; Paul Cole, recording secretary; Raymond D'o financial secretary-treasurer; Lucian Rudd, Board Post One; and Whisenhunt. Board Post Two.

Mrs. Rudd reported on the state convention held in Arlington. The Conclave prfssbopkprepared by Miss was given rating. Also discussed forthcoming convention Mn Jppeka; ti Win wood Kline, and cousin. Miss Caroline Kline, all of Clayton, Tex.

June 23 Vows Are Planned BIG LAKE (Staff) Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Baggett announce the forthcomingf Junei23 marriage of -their daughter. Becky, to Dan J. Slusher son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Slusher. Big Lake. wt. Both are graduates of Reagan County High School.

He is stationed in Munich. Germany where the couple will live. Mrs. Spencer President. Of Beta Kappa Kappa Iota, recently in the lovely home of Mrs.

Rebecca "Medlin. 1207 West 20th. for installation of new officers. Co-hostesses were Mmes. Frank Brown and i Dorothy Burns.

Mrs. Roy, Whistyihunt, immediate past installed the slate. They are Mmes. John Spencer, president; Robert Mohler. president-elect Arturo; Gonzajez, i he won hide roths in a FTD Terrariums usually ava variety or and prices liable szes I nv mints.

Miss Guyla Clark and Charlie Ives eloped when they married in Cisco. They followed the oil exploration to Rising Star, Breckenridge and then resided in Texas. They moved to Kermit in 1944 and came to Odessa in 1952 when Ives retired j.in. i asuuuci iui nuvven. Ives owns a mobile home park in Odessa Guests were relatives and friends including- frve grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

shown le $1K00 lesstnan Limited Supply. Give him something really different. The Teen Tone Choir of the DeRidder. First Baptist Church, will appear in Sherwood Baptist Church, at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday. June 13.

Rev. Lenard Hartley, pastor, invites Odessans to hear the 60-member musical aggregation. The choir has been touring the United States for six years, performing jn churches in the states of Louisiana. Georgia, Missouri, Colorado. New Mexico, Mississippi and others leaving a great witness for Christ each time they appear.

The tour this year consists of about 40 young people of High School age who are active in varying phases of work in the First Baptist Church. They have chosen for their performance this year the musical, "Celebrate Life." This moving interpretation of the life of thrill. Christians and awaken non-Christians to a new readiness to accept the Word of Christ. Songs are in good taste and will appeal to people of all ages. The choir is directed by Ray Voorhees, minister of music, of the First Baptist Church where he has served for two years.

The choir has previously done musicals such as Love, Tell It Like It Is and others, Miss Dicus Honored LOVINGTON. N.M.. Miss Jamie Dicus, bride-elect of Ray Manly, was honored with a recent bridal shower in the home of Mrs. Ray Hilburn, Caprock. N.M.

The table was spread with white lace and held a spring bouquet. Crystal appointments were used. Corsages were presented fo the honoree and Mrs. James Manly, mother of the future bridegroom. Society Schedule The Odessa High School Class of Hi Is having a 10-year reunion.

Saturday. June a. Anyone interested, and needing information on this please write to: Class Reunion of '63 P.O. Box 26S Odessa. Give Dad FTD's exclusive new MiniGARDENTMTertarium this year.

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