The Lawton Constitution And Morning Press from Lawton, Oklahoma • Page 25

Tigert-Fischer Vows Pledged THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION-MORNING PRESS, Sunday, Ftb. 11, 1973 CHATTAN'OOGA (SIa a i i -The her Vows were exchanged in arid leg-jMrs. -er. jble ring wedding solemnized at 4 p.m: IKwers and covered; b'ut- Jan. 27, in the Indiahoma First, Church by Miss Benitaj'to i a i Tiaert.

Headrick, and James Men Chatta- length veil, of.il- with Chantllly lace nooga, i was 5 white organza Kev. Arthur iiara' of, seed pearls. at his daughter's wedding of red niony, assisted. by baby svhitc Roberts, pastor of the 'Peace' Congregational Parents of the couple arc.Don"; -Fischer! Chatlanoojra. Rev.

and Mrs. Tigert, Head- I rick, and Mr, and Mvs. Dan Fischer Chattanooga. of honor was Mrs. cessoriesVa.n-dV of wh'ite Mrs.

Fischer, the. chose' while coat, ensemble blue; accessories and 'corsage. white pompons. FOLLOWING.the. ceremony a reception; the--Fellowship Half-of- -'the church Joy Mangu'm, THE CHURCH was decorated with 15-branched candelabrum holding burning a and stands of white chrysanthemums accented with red bows.

A prayer bench completed the Mrs. Dorothy Jean Krohn, organist, Jim Bob Roberts, Denton, vocalist, and. Mrs. Janie Roberts. Lawton, pianist, presented, nuptial selections.

Escorted by her father, the bride wore a formal -sown of Chantilly -over- de sole with a redingote effect. The gown featured an Debra registered -guests. Fischer, pT- the bride-! others assisting! the groom, 'arid "Miss- 1 lyjreceptiori Sonny Tigert', sister' of-' llie 'bride. jjean and. Mrs.

John'. Don- bride. T)l( Groomsmen, were.Tony Jack-Jed with a.white'.,netVcloth Arnold. with 'bands. of -satin over Fischer.

ia vhite Tigert. re'd -velvet bows. A -red Fort. Worth, brother of the.j vehrerflower arrangement cen- and.Ricky-iNixpri, 1 Chat- lerefl. on; the table was flanked members -of Lhe -'we'd-'cake miniature bridal- a crystal Dean, Jeffe'ry service.

Tigert, Fort ring-bear- Tlie established, a-. er; and Jimmie. Wayne Tiserl, home in Chattanooga-n-Jiere the''. Fort and Timmy Fisch- bridegroom is engaged in farmer, ing. LUNCH AUCTION SET The Ladies Auxiliary to Batc- man-Zarling American Legion Post No.

193 will have. a Valentine box-lunch auction at 3 p.m. today in the Medicine Park 'Y' American Legion Hut. i- EVENT IS THURSDAY The executive board of the Lawton Woman's Forum will jmeet at. 9:30 a.m.

Thursday. in YMCA; ALTRUSANS TO MEET Altrusa Club of Lawton will at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. M. J.

Carpen' ter, 3310'BaJtlmore. Smokey Says MRS. JAMES ALLEN FISCHEH (tavir burn on dry, windy MISS LAVEHNE JUNE SCHRAM Miss Schram Will Wed The engaiement of Miss La Verne June Schram to Pvt. Jerry Michael Siler. Chcrrj- Point, N.

is an- rounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Parmell Schram. 4312 Williams. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Wayne Faucet Siler, Oklahoma City, and Mrs.

Nina Irene Siler. 2313 44th. 1 The double-ring wedding ceremony will be solemnized in June in the Holy Cross Lutheran Church. definite date has been set'for the ceremony. Miss Sc-hram graduated from Eisenhower High School where she a member of Lhe Student Council and Honor Society.

She is employed by Sirloin Stockade Steakliouse. The prospective bridegroom graduated 1970 from Eisenhower- High School and attended Cameron College. He is stationed with the Marine Corps at Cherry Point -J fj1 family center Specials good thru Tuesday While Quantities Last. We ReserveThe Right To Limit Quantities SESSION PLANNED GA.MES SLATED The Golden Age. Club- wiH-' The XCO Wives' Club will meet at 1:,10 p.m.

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