The Canyon News from Canyon, Texas • Page 12

III Thursday, August 15, 19 Wi A i 11 a hr id nl shower honoring Miss Wanda br ide-ele Richardson, was held Monday uveninr it the home of Mrs. 1 ee Foster with 40 attending. Guests were rec eived by Mrs. Poster, Miss Graham, Mrs. Charles Graham, mother of the and Mrs.

Elmer Richardson of Crosbyton, mother of the prospective bridegroom. The table was dc orated in the bride-elect's chosen colors of blue and white. The table was laid with a blue linen embroidered cloth and accented with white milk, lass centerpiece and candelabra. Presiding at the tabic were Dorothy Grabbe and Ginger Crump. Miss Joyce I oudder was at the bride's book.

Cookout Fetes Couple To Wed Miss Carolyn Upshaw and fiance, Randy Brown, wer honored Sunday evening witii a kvard cookout at the home of Mr. and Mrs. rancher Upshaw, in Amarillo. Attendin.1 the occasion were Mr. ind Mrs.

I ancher Upshaw, 1 ot Upshaw, Miss Kaths Bu kmiller and Bob Bennett, all of Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. Lucien Miss Beverly Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rogers, and Miss Rosemar Gerd- Sen, all of anyon; Tommy Weathersbee of Floydada. MRS.

LI FORI) MIR LK ROGERS, Miss Lindley Weds Rogers In Church Rites Saturday Davidn Paulett 1 indley and Clifford Mur lc Rogers, were married in double ring ere monies at Calvary Baptist Church Saturday evening with Rev. C. M. Rorers, father of the bridegroom and pastor ctf Skellytown First Baptist officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. D. C.l indley, Jr. of Cany on. I arents of the bridegroom are Rev.

and Mrs. C.M. Ropers, sr. of Skellytown. Blue tapers in 15-bract candelabra, accented with palm ireenery, were behind the altar with large baskets of gladioli and mums flanking the altar.

kneeling bench topped with a white pillow, made by the gr andmothers of the bride, Mrs. D. I indiev, Sr. of I ittle- field and Mrs. I C.

Ruthart, of Canyon, was used for the ceremony. Mrs. Jerry played appropriate nuptial sections and the soloist, metha I sister of the bride, sang "More" and "The Wedding The bridegroom san "Twelfth of Never" immediately preceding the marriage vows. Karen Burkart of Amarillo served as maid of honor. Brides rn aids were Celinda Chism of Canyon and Armetha 1 indley, sister of the bride.

They wore blue dotted swiss princess A-line street length dresses. The sleeveless bod- es wer accented with scooped necklines and bows at the shoulder. rist-length white gloves and white accessories complemented the arrangement. Headdresses were blue dotted swiss bows with blue illusion and each carried a single long stemmed carnation. I at Williams Cotton Center was best man.

Groomsmen were Richard I of I u- lia and 1 )rake ard. were David 1 indley, brother of the bride, and Mike Oldham, the cousin. Flowei irl was Karla Youngblood, who was dressed in blue dotted swiss similar to other bridal attendants with a cascade bow and streamers at the back neckline of the gown. Rin. Varer w.is Glen Oldham, cousin of the bride.

Wedding guests were registered by Thompson of Canyon. were Steve Matlock of Nmarillo, Jimmy Fox of Skellytown and John Carter of Dumas. Given marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of white dotted swiss. The sleeveless 'own featured a fitted bodice with a high neckline. Covering the dress was a cage of dotted swiss outlined with heavy filigree lace.

Her train of dotted swiss was attached at the shoulder with bows and as trimmed ith the matching lace. Her shoulder length wedding veil of tiered bridal illusion was held to a dotted swiss bow and accented with matching lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations in a cascade arrangement. The bouquet was carried atop a white Bible. For her wedding, Mrs.

Lindley wore a rosal blue bonded crepe dress with walking coat and complemented with beige accessories and a white carnation corsage. The mother selected a pink crepe suit with matching lace jacket and complemented with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. ere Assisting Mrs. Foster with hostess duties were Mesdames Hampton i isle, David Patterson, N. I Walsh, Nolon Henson, I E.

Perkins, Mitchell Jones, Me nr Dow Bn, Billy Brown, I air and 1 oudder. Miss Ayers Is Honored Miss Carol bride- elect of Claiborn Crain, was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower August 6 in the Joe Gibson home. Receiving guests were Mrs. Gibson, Miss Ayers, Mrs. Carl Nyers of Amarillo, mother of the bride1-' le and Mrs.

Cristler rain, mother of the prospective bride room. The brid' grandmother, Mrs. Mar ant 'NnderSon, registered guests. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Frank Quick of Amarillo, Miss 1 illie Hundley of and Mrs.

Merle Ison, aunt of the bride room. The table was laid with an imported white linen and loth and centered vvith an antique silver dish holding white roses. Hostesses assist in, Mrs. Gibson were Mesdames Wire ri ht, ie Chism, Nolon 1 ien- son, H. Kni hton, Barnard, Doris Gillham, C.

F. ers, Crews Henry, I. D. Hunnicutt, Harold I. I richard, Jack I arsons, Joe Gill, Ray Met a If, Felix Bierce, Parry Cook and B.

Sikes. The couple was honored in Fellowship Hall of the church with a weddin reception where the three-tiered weddin cake centered a tea ta bit which was covered with white skirted or- andy over blue taffeta. The table was accented with a three candle arrangement in a silver holder with wedding bouquet at the base. Serving at the event were Sharon and Karen Ruthart, cousins of the bride. 1 house party included Debbie Ruthart of Donna Ruthart of Canyon, Pat Bettijohn of Petersburg and Carolyn Garner of Panhandle.

For a wedding triptothe Dallas-17 ort Worth area, the bride changed to a blue plaid eoat- dress with white accessories and wore a corsage of white roses, lifted from the wedding bouquet. The couple will establish their home at J10S Second Avenue in Cany on. A graduate of Canyon High School in the bride is employed with Brasher Oil Company in Canyon and will begin studies at West Texas State University this fall. The bride, room graduated from White Deer High School and is a Student at Tsl where he is employed with the maintenance department. DofJ Mr.

and Mrs. Parry Marcum of Amarillo announce the August 12 birth of a son. Born at High Plains Baptist Hospital in the infant weighed pounds 12 ounces at birth. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

A. 1. Reese of Canyon and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marcum of Amarillo.

MRS. EDDIE GENE BAKER Miss Allen-Baker Wed In Ceremonies RI V. AND MRS. 1 YN CPAYBROOK of Memphis, Tennessee will be honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception. Rev.

Clay brook retired in after 48 years in the Southern Baptist pastorate with service in Texas, len- nessce and Kentucky. Since retirement, Rev. laybrook has done supply and interim pastoral work with many Baptist Churches in Memphis. He was the pastor for First Baptist Church of Canyon from 1923-28. The Claybrooks were married in in Jackson, Tennessee.

They have five children, nine grandsons and eight granddaughters. Miss Charlotte Kay Allen became the bride of Eddie Gene Baker in double ring nuptial ceremonies read at the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen, iBramble- wood 1 ane, 9. Rev.

Frank Beery, Methodist minister, officiated at the exchange of vows. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bills Baker of Canyon. Decorations featured the fireplace which was banked with greenery and flanked with floral baskets of white gladioli and snowball mums.

Mrs. Dick Dawdy served as pianist for the wedding and reception and Mrs. Bruce inn, vocalist, sane "Thee I Love" and "The Wedding Mrs. Hugh 1 ee Mrnmons of San Marcos, sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. She wore a pale green dress.

Benny Joe Baker, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ringbearer was Jerry Paul Allen, brother of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length sheath gown designed of Venice lace with a scalloped neckline and outlined with seed pearls. The long sleeves formed points above the hands MRS. ALLEN WAYNE IUCKS Umbarger Catholic Church Site Of Wieck-Hicks Vows I i lit I- I I asi- a rii St.

Mary's Catholic Church of Umbar er was the site for the Nurust 8 double nn mirriage ceremony unit Marilyn Elaine Wieck and Mien Wayne Hicks. Father Camillus Ellsper- rnann, OSB, officiated at the exchange of vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John I Wieck of Canyon and parents of the bride are Mr.

and Mrs. M. W. links, also of Canyon. White gladioli accented the main altar and white carnations with streamers marked the reserve pews.

Mrs. Vincent Ra- makers, or amst, presented the processional and recessional by Rossini. Other selections were sun by the Umbarger Senior Choir. inda links, sister of the bridegroom, and I inda Wieck, sister of the bride, were bridesmaids. Matron of honor was Mrs.

Carolyn Kirkland. They wore identical dresses of aqua metallic crepe accented with satin bows at the back of the empire waistline, satin bows were worn in their hair and each carried a long stemmed white mum accented with aqua bows. Flower irl was Donna Marie leek, sister of the bride. She wore a similar aqua dress and carried a long stemmed carnation accented with an aqua bow. Galen Davis Served as best man.

Groomsmen were Stanley ieck, brother of the bride, and Marion Hicks, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Jim Wieck, cousin of the bride, Luncheon Honors For Bride-Elect luncheon honoring Miss Carolyn Upshaw, bride-elect of Randy Brown, was held Saturday at the Amarillo Club with the bride-elect's r.mdmother, Mrs. Fancher Upshaw, and the bride-elect's great aunt, Mrs. M. C.

Goodner, as hostesses The luncheon also was in honor of Miss selected bridal attendants, Miss Katie Upshaw and Miss Beverly Brown. Two lane antique pedestal fruir bowls containing white and Ericie-CLct JJon ored ere blue mixed flowers decorated the ends of the long table. The pressed glass bowls belonged to the grandmother of the hostess. Attending from Amarillo were Mrs. Fancher Upshaw, r.

and Mrs. Cedric Gragg. Bre- sent from Canyon were Mrs. Bucien Upshaw, Mrs. D.

Brown, Mrs. S. B. Burgess, Mrs. A.

1 Cross land, Mrs. J. D. Barker, Mrs. H.H.

Snyder, Mrs. J. I I ow, Mrs. Neil Rogers, Mrs. John Singleton, Mrs.

Chris Tannahil, Miss I ou Cosvart, Miss Sally Swatzell, Miss Sherry Killingsworth and Miss Rosemary Gerdsen. Mrs. Claude Weathersbee of Floydada completed tbfc glieSt list. and Don Howard, cousin of the bridegroom. Servin as acolytes were Mike and Chris ieck, brothers of the bride, and Louis Artho and Roy Re mart, cousins of the bride.

For her wedding, the bride wore a formal white satin dress with attached train fitted to the shoulders featuring a center rose at the back neckline. A row of miniature buttons extended down the train. The gown had a high waistline with a bow and lace appliques from the top of the gown to the hemline. "he long sleeves terminated in bridal points atop the wrist. Her shoulder length veil was held to a beaded pearl crown.

She carried a flowing ade arrangement, centered with a white orchid. The bride was escorted and given in marriage by her father. st. 1 arish Hall was the site of the weddin) reception. Guests were registered by Sharon Adderholt.

For a wedding trip to points of interest in Colorado, the bride changed to an aqua and white sheath with matching aqua accessories. The couple will reside at Route One, Canyon. A graduate of Canyon High School in the bride is employed with Cabana Beauty Salon in Canyon. The bridegroom graduated from Canyon High School in and plans to attend West Texas State University this fall. He is engaged in farming west of Canyon.

and a Grecian cape was attached at the shoulders. Her tiered elbow length veil of imported French illusion was attached to a cluster of white satin rosebuds with petals outlined in seed pearls. She wore pearl earrings and a matching necklace, which were a gift of the bridegroom. Her bouquet was white butterfly roses and feathered carnations. The couple was honored with a reception in the home where the table was draped with white damask and centered with an arrangement of green and white carnations.

The tiered wedding cake was in the chosen color's of green and white. Members of the houseparty were Miss Nancy Meyer, Miss Imda Hand and Mrs. Charles Bussey. The couple will reside at 107 St. in Canyon.

A graduate of Canyon High School, the bride is a junior business education major at West Texas State University in Canyon. Tlie bridegroom also graduated from Canyon High School and has recently returned from a tv month active duty tour with the Marine Reserve Corps. He will also attend WTSU this fall. Miss aret Ann Tyson, bride-elect of Henry, was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. I .1 ow, Canyon.

Receivin 'uests were Mrs. Low, Mrs. Crews Henry, mother of the prospective bridegroom, Miss Tyson, and Mrs. 11 arry Tyson of Fort Worth, mother of the bride-elect. About 150 uests were registered by Miss Mary Katherine Harris and Martha ow.

The tea table was covered with white over green and centered with a bouquet of large white mums and daisies. Crystal a poi nt ments complemented the setting. Pouring were Mrs. Bob right and Mrs. Jimmy Dale Killingsworth.

Mrs. 1 ow with hostess duties were Mesdames Oscar Hinger, Battle Harris, Lawrence Brotherton, Lon Fanning, C. L. Wilson, H. B.

Owen, R. D. Killingsworth, W. B. Anderson, Glenn Dowlen, Orville Hicks, C.

I Buchanan, M. Cunningham, Lawrence Hunnicutt, R. D. heelock, Mitchell Jones, Clay Cooper, Fd Weeks, Flora Bhillips, W. F.

Miller, Jack 1 arson, Marion Higdon, Cristler Crain, and J.T. Graham. Mrs. John Fowlston of Amarillo and Mable Hardy of Bhila- delphia, Bennsylvania visited Saturday in the home of cousins, Mrs. Vera Beasley and I ou Bolton.

ANTIQUE DLAI er Mrs. Gerald Dietz, standing visits with Gail Fite, who was a hostess for the Canyon Studs Club fashion show Friday evening. Mrs. Diet? displayed a variets of antiques in the foyer of the Canyon High School cafeteria. Displayed in the picture are a red satin "Gone With The Wind" lamp, an K.

s. tea Set, a Daum Nancy artglass and an antique ictorian walnut table. About 250 attended the revue..