The Vernon Daily Record from Vernon, Texas • Page 15

Miss Doris Thompson Weds Mr. Layfon Friday Evening Miss Doris Lee Thompson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Alton Thompson. 2421 Olive, became the bride of Kenneth Herbert Layton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bernice H. 1214 Maiden, during a ceremony read Friday evening in the home of the parents. Rev. Bob Pruitt, pastor of the Assembly of God Church, directed the exchange of vows before a fireplace hanked with baskets of white gladioli. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a suit dre.ss of ELECTRA TO HAVE REAL REINDEER AT CHRISTMAS PARTY Kloi'tra, rf'indrpr pull Haiita when he ajipears In Elec- fni Der.

Chairmpn of the Cifj's aiuiunt Cliristnias Party have rontracted with owners of herd of reindeer Imported from Alaska for animals to head the parade. blue faille highlighted with appliques of pearls and rhinestones. accessories were nav'y and she wore a corsage of powder blue I carnations tied with navy satin ribbon. She wore a ring which her grandmother, Mrs. J.

W. Thompson, wore at her wedding 43 years ago. Mrs. Floyd E. Krieg, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.

jShe wore a blue tweed suit with I black accessories and a corsage of I white carnations. Jerry Layton of Vernon, brother of the grnom, wa.s best man. Mr. and Mrs. Layton will make i their home at 1310 Houston.

He i.s by Wright Packing Com- ipany. I Among the out-of-town guests i for the ceremony were Royce I of Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Hunbert iBradley of Wichita F'alls; Patsy I Murrel and Rex Jones, of Mr.

and Mrs. Cliarlcs Neathery and dauglilers, Barbara and have returned to their home in Escondido. after his Mr. and Mrs. G.

Neathery and other Vernon rela- SOCIAL CALENDAR Monday, N'ov. 30 Federated Council of Chiurch Women will meet at 2:30 p. m. in the Central Chri-stian Church. WMS of the First Baptist will meet in the chapel of the Youth Building at 3:30 p.

m. for the program on foreign missions. A planning meeting for the training union of the First Baptist Church will be held at 7:30 p. m. Mr, and Mrs.

Gus Camplx'll of Wichita, returned home Satuiday after a two-day visit with and Mrs, S. Hall and other relatives. Sunday, Nov, 29, 1953 VERNON DAILY RECORD, Vernon, 5B Barbara Nichols fo Marry New Mexico Man Dec. 26 and Mrs. Curti.s Nichols, 1923 Yamparika, announce the engagement and niarri- atre of their Barbara, to Gilbert B.

Oakeley, of Mr. and Mrs, I'dward B. Taos, N. Tiie vows uill recitcd on I'oc. l.V> in the home of the parents.

Miss Nichols graduated ed the roll If was voted to have program Dec 9 in the honsr Mrs. Rov Owen, whmi gills vviil he e.vchanged by secret I'hc next nioeting rhen will ho held on when new pals will t)(' iti the home ot Mrs. Latnhert, Relresh- inents of chii ken sandwich- raki' and soft drinks wpi to Mrs (ilenn I'mniett and rhildii'n, Lani- and Trt'nt. of l-'ort Worth, and Mes- ilainf-s W.ilts; Jr Hoy (Hven.s, limniett, Hannlton. W.

T. Row land. U. Smitli Charlie Lee V. Woodard, Clois rieia and Dannie, Wi.xie I lai K.

Arni.sti'onK -uid hostess. I from Vernon High School 5n 1949 i and received a degree from Har- I University in Abilene in 1953, While attending HSU, she a member of Los Ranelieros, Sigma Delta Pi. Spanish honorary society; YWA, and the Baptist SUident Union Greater C'ouncil. She is presently employed a.s a teacher of commercial subjects in Merkel High School, The prosfiective groom Is a 1949 graduate of Taos High School and is senior ministerial student at Hardin-Simmons University, He i.t a memlver of Raneheros and the Ministerial Council, He is serving as pastor of the Mexican Bao- tist Mission In Stamford at present time. Mrs, Roma 'Mcxni'e of visiting in the imtne of Mr.

and Mrs. Henrv McNahh, Want tu a Want Ad! O.N line parrhtMPHf. floekpd and fO 13 to Holiday ii. "i.V A Sil.OO -Onh GIFT SHOP I7I.S I annln Pin I A color-blind person sees better in the dark than a person with normal sight. Tuestlay, Ore, 1 Yamparika Study Club will meet at 3 p.

m. in the Forum Room of Wilbarger Memorial Auditorium. Rebekah Lodge will meet at 7:30 p. in the lOOF Hall. Combined choirs of the city will meet at the First Baptist Buildine.

at 6:30 p. m. for practice for' of tne i-'ust Baptist Church i Christmas presentation of will mf'et in the church pailor at; m. A foreign mission program will At p. a ion ign inissifin presented at 3:30 p.

m. in the program hr held in chapel of the Youth Building of the Fust Baptist Church. the auditoriu.ni ol the First tist Church, LOOK: new AFTER OUR Better SANITONE Dry Cleaning! 0 Dee. Sorosis Club will meet in the Fioxal of Forum Room of Wilbarger Memo- ii'a, and adults, will meet rml Auditorium for a the lioine of Mrs, H. program.

for a Christmas pai A supper meeting of the l-'irst Baptist Clauxh School of the First Fiaptist Chui'ch ill Mt 3:30 p. tn. I will be held at 6:45 p. m. in the i C'hnstnias ty tor of tlie Friondiihij) 'lass ot Baptist Church will he held at 7:30 p.

tn. in thf dining room the Youth fkiiidinr will b(' open. I riday, Women's Day ol Prayer" progi am ill tie held in th(' chnpi'l lit ttie Youth Buildin': at 3 m. qui-'k crumbs out ol a pHckage of I usks, cheesc biscuits, potato f)i corn chips for Of casseroles. DOANS Mrs.

O. was to because ot the ol her mother, Mr F'on'hand and Mrs, ilubcrt Harr' 11 and Ruth Ann of Worth spent the end wjth her ents, Mr, and Mrs, Lee Armstrong Mr. and Glenn and Ixns, Luic and Trent, have returned to their liomc in F'oi at tei i.NÍtmü ir pai I lits. Mr. and Mrs.

-j F.iniürtt i- Lambeit has tunieii Irom Sherman. re niained for a Imigod Ix-r parents. Joe Key, son of and Mi 11 Key. a stuilent in Texas at Luhlioek the urek-end at liitir-- I Don Wilson All Joann Wtute and Kenneth Wiule, stiiiii'nts ill a Lul'boek eol- alieiided the Northsiile-i lirtoii loot hall eailH' Hill ol ort visit( .1 his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Ml Arm.stlong, Mr- II Key was in Wichita on hie.ine- The Your tiuh Mis.

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