The Odessa American from Odessa, Texas • 36

21C THE ODESSA AMERICAN Sunday. April 15, 1973 Lovington Nuptials Planned Morning Laura Jeanne Surratt Is Bride Of Robert Joiner. majoring in nursing. Her fiance is a 1967 graduate of Coweta High School and a 1971 graduate of Oklahoma State University, where he received a bachelor of science degree in petroleum technology. He is enployed by Atlantic Richfield in Hobbs.

The wedding is planned for Aug. 4 at the First United Methodist Church in Lovington. HOBBS, N.M. (Staff) The engagement of Miss Paula Jean Price and Daniel Coleman Dodd announced, by her parents, e-Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Price of Lovington. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs! ofi.

E. Dodd of Coweta, Okla. Miss Price has attended Texas Women's University in Denton and now attends New Mexico Junior College, where she is mm mmmmmmmm Shower Is Held MONAHANS (Staff) A bridal shower honoring Miss Jennifer Fausett, bride-elect of Danny Zea, was held Saturday morning in the home of Mrs. Hal Price. Yellow and white daisy corsages were presented to the honoree, her mother, Mrs.

W. L. Fausett. and Mrs. Bob Zea, mother of the prospective bridegroom.

An ecru cloth trimmed in lace, draped the serving table which held a spring bouquet of mixed flowers in a crystal bowl. The centerpiece was flanked with white tapers in matching crystal holders. Hostesses were Mmes. Price," Charles Reynolds, Bill Neace, Jess Sellars, Grace Parker, Pat Ramsey and Johnny Jordan. Mrs.

Green Is B-PW President KERMIT (Staff) Mrs. James Green is the new president of Kermit Business and Professional Women's Club. She was elected April 3 in the Mesquite Room of the state, bank. Other new officers are Mmes. Jerry Bell, vice president; Elmer Paehl, recording Secretary; Gayle Wright, corresponding secretary; and Buddy Notgrass, treasurer.

Mrs. Oleta Blanton. president, was in charge. The club will be in charge of some of the decorations for the May 25-27 convention to be held in El Paso. Club Hosts ,7 "nV( I if; A pair of seven-branched candelabra holding 14 white tapers, decorated with garlands of boxwood and yellow bows, flanked by large baskets of mixed blossoms formed decorations in the First Presbyterian Church for the marriage of Miss Laura Jeanne Surratt and Pvt.

Robert William. Joiner. Dr. Joe M. Brown officiated the ceremony at 5 p.m.

April 7 The communion table was centered with a three-branched candelabrum and greenery was used on front pews. Windows were lighted with candle arrangements. The organist offered a selection of religious hymns and traditional wedding marches. Parents are Mr. and Mrs.

'Travis L. Surratt. 3736, Fairmont, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uoiner, 1718 East 11th.

The bride wore a formal gown of silk organza, featuring a high ring neckline and Victorian yoke with bib effect of hairpin lace. The A-line skirt gathered into fullness at the highrise waistline to form a chapel train. Lace detailed the long, full sleeves with wide cuffs and formed a deep self-ruffle at the hemline and continued on the chapel train. Her veil of illusion fell from a lace camelot to match the gown. She carried a colonial nosegay of yellow tea roses and laced carnations, backed by pearl hearts and interspersed with insertion lace.

Mrs. Michael Joiner was matron of honor and Miss Lisa Hodge was maid of honor. They were attired in long, formal gowns of yellow dotted swiss nylon and yellow picture hats. They carried yellow frenched carnation nosegays backed by twinkle illusion. Michael Joiner, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man.

Groomsman was Alan Joiner, also the bridegroom's brother. The reception was held following the ceremony in the fellowship hall at the satin and pearl trimmed hells 'and roses decorated the table and wedding cake. The couple will reside in fori Bragg, N.C., where the bridegroom is presently stationed. Special out-of-town guests were Miss Olive Waldron, the bride's aunt, St. Paul, Mr.

and Mrs. Leory Vanderworth, the bridegroom's paternal grandparents. California; and Mr. and Mrs. John Spieler, maternal grandparents, Old Glory.

Miss Paula Jean Conaway August Nuptials Are Scheduled Mrs. Robert Williams Joiner Delta lota Members Hear Evening Program Easter gifts in living sterling silver by Kirk A rabbit family and a hound eye each other on a base of white Maryland marble. The scene is made enchanting and lifelike by the artistry of Kirk's master craftsmen. The set, $99.50. If purchased separately: "Little Shaver" Bunnie, "Hare Raiser" "Hunter's Rest" Dog, $32.

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Sorority. Her fiance also is a student of Howard Payne, majoring in religious education, and is a candidate for graduation in August. He is vice president of the Student Body, is on the University President's Advisory Board and is listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. He plans to enter the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth this fall. He is employed at Howard Payne Bookstore.

Mr. arid Mrs. Louis D. Conaway of 4600 McKnight, announce the engagement of their daughter. Pamela Jean, to Billy Gene Gandy son of Mrs.

Lillian Gandy, 3604 38th Street, Lubbock, and B.G. Gandy Phoenix City Ala. Wedding vows are scheduled at 4 p.m., Aug. 18 in Crescent Park Baptist Church with Rev. Robert L.

Bratcher officiating. Miss Conaway is attending Howard Payne Colleee. Brownwood where she is a speech, hearing major. She serves as secretary of the Baptist Student Union and is a Afternoon Of Cards The Odessa Newcomers' Club met April 10 at the Community Room of the Permian Bank and Trust. Mrs.

Jack Furst. president, presided. Guests were Mmes. A.G. Thomas and Harold Drummonds.

winners in regular bridge were Mrs. J.A. Mills, first high, and Mrs. CM. Usry.

second high; and in beginners' bridge: Mrs. Hal Jones, first high, and Mrs. Harold Drummonds second high. In canasta, winners were Mmes. Bill Driscoll and Andrew Horn; and in other games, Miss Mary Covington and Mrs.

Sindy Shaw. The Delta Iota Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society held its April 10 meeting at 7 p.m. in the lovely home of Mrs. G. R.

Lackey, 1207 Terrace Circle. The program was on "Culture." Preceding the business session refreshments-of petit; fours, stuffed mushrooms, miniature tarts and coffee were served. Hostesses were Mrs. Lackey, chairman; Mrs. Roy L.

Varley, Miss Blanche Yarbrbugh, Miss Norene Morgan, Mrs. Tommy H. Beene, Mrs. Robert L. Cochran.

and Mrs. Kellus Turner. The centerpiece, 1 ,1 1 'T'S CENTER STAGE COORDINATING DRAMATIC PARTS Ms fashioned by the hostess-chairman had as its focal point a unique hollow log which had been found on the Lackey Ranch. Presiding for the business session was' Mrs. John Rush, president.

Mrs. D.A. Young gave the devotional thought. Mrs. Edward Orton, secretary, Mrs.

Tommy Strong, treasurer reported. Mrs. Fred Cook, chairman, reported for the Scholarship Committee which is also composed of Mrs. Peter Friesinger, Mrs. Turner, Miss Yarbrough.

Miss Oran Jo Pool, and Miss Diane Perkins. Upon the Committee's recommendation an Odessa College student, Miss Anita Brock, was awarded the Chapter's grant-in-aid for the second consecutive year. Further business resulted in the members making a decision to purchase loose leaf notebooks for use as yearbook covers starting in September, 1973. Mrs. Young, program chairman, introduced members of the program committee for a brief over view of the program therrie "Culture the Catalyst for Change." Mrs.

R.D. Mahan presented "Perpetuation" stating that culture is the complete design for living. Mrs. Beene brought out that in these times there is no status quo as she "Innovation." Mrs. J.D.

Golden gave a definition of "Amalgamation" as a tendency to merge or draw together as she spoke of that facet of culture. Ending the presentation was Miss Wilma Baze, who talked of music as force for "Coagulation." Delta Iota is one of the three local Odessa chapters of the Delta- Kappa Gamma Society, which is international in scope and made up of key women educators. The Chapter's last meeting of the school year will be a dinner at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 17 at the Odessa Country Club. Mrs. Marie Ward who is the area director from San Angelo will be guest speaker.

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Guest speaker, Dick Kennedy or Odessa College. The Ector County Republican Women's Club will meet Monday, April 16 at 1232 East 13th, Republican headquarters, tor a proaram on "How Many Kinds ot Marriages Are There?" and to discus' women's equal rights. Odessa Drove 162, benevolent, patriotic Order ot Does, will meet at 8 p.m., April 18 In the Elks Lodge, .9121 Andrews Hwy. Final arrangements will be made tor an Easier buffet and egg hunt. DKG Welcomes New Members KERMIT (Staff) New members, initiated recently in Theta Tau Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, were Helen Matthews and Stacia Clark of Kermit and Mrs.

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