Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 32

nette Hall Wed In Anson Church ANSON (RNS) Dana nette Hall became the brie Friday evening of Jimmy Ne Tankersley of Knox City. The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hall Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. ard Mrs.

E. H. Tankersley Jr. of Knox City. The Rev.

Richard Payne, pastor of First Methodist Church at Stanton, officiated for the wedding at First Methodist Church. Mrs. Eugene Pittard was organist. Vocalists were Jack Wilson and the bridegroom. The bride's twin sister, Jan Hall, was maid of honor.

Mrs. Ken Williams of Abilene, the bridegroom's sister, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bobby Tankersley of Knox City, the bridegroom's sister in law, Dianna Cradduck and Beth Hall, sister of the bride. Kim Williams was junior bridesmaid.

Sharla Jo Simpson was flower girl and Ken Williams II of Abilene was ring bearer. The bridegroom's brother, Miss Toney, John Davis Jr. Marry in Arlington Church ARLINGTON Mr. and Mrs. John Leo Davis Jr.

will be at home in Arlington after a wedding trip to New Mexico. Arabella Toney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Thomas Toney of 1334 Hollis, Abilene, and Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Leo Davis Sr. of Henrietta, were married Saturday in First Baptist Church. Officiating was Dr. Henard E. MRS.

JOHN LEO DAVIS JR. formerly Arabella Toney East and the Rev. Dan Boling. Mrs. Charles Burkins was organist, Don Roe soloist.

Mrs. James Yeiser of Hurst was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Franklin O. Bell of New Orleans, and Mrs.

Charles Clark of Tyler. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an empire gown of candlelight linen with venise lace outlining the scooped Michael Fletchers Marry in Temple Fletchers Temple crystals held her veil. She carried an orchid and roses. Mrs. Mac Reynolds of Abilene was matron of honor.

Linda Beckham of Waco was bridesmaid. They wore light blue sleeveless gowns with daisy headdresses. They carried daisies. Charles Savage of Arlington was best man. Groomsman was Richard Johnson of Monahans.

Ushers were Bill Rogers of Fort Worth and the bride's brother-inlaw, Tom Leka of Dallas. Reception was at the Federation Club House. The bride graduated from University High School in Waco and received an education degree from Abilene Christian College. She is a teacher in Monahans. The bridegroom graduated from Cooper High School in Abilene and received an education degree from the Univeristy of Texas at Arlington.

He is also a teacher in Monahans. Following a trip through the Southern states, the couple will live in Monahans. neckline, waistline and chapel; length panel train. Her mantilla was also bordered with lace. She carried white orchids on a Bible.

Bridal attendants' gowns were of lotus pink faille with circlet necklines and empire bodices. Headdresses were matching bows, flowers pink roses. Best man was Thomas Davis of Henrietta, brother of the bridegroom, groomsmen Reg Lyle and Gene Shellhorse. Lynn Arnold, Bill Holt of Henrietta and Neil Irvin of Hurst seated guests; candlelighters were David Griffin of Dallas and William Bell of New Orleans, La. The bride was graduated from Abilene High School and from Baylor University with a BA degree.

She is an elementary school teacher in Arlington. A graduate of Henrietta High School, Davis attended the University of Texas at Arlington and is employed in Dallas by Wyatt Industries. Gina Gilmore Entertained Pre-nuptial compliment to Gina Gilmore was a gift party Saturday in the home of Mrs. E. H.

Miller, 633 S. San Jose. Miss Gilmore will be married July 6 to David Yarbrough. White daisies decorated the serving table. The honoree was wearing a navy blue linen dress.

Hostesses were Lynn Miller and Mmes. Miller, Malcolm Ricks, James Pickett, David Daugherty, Grover Lollar, Clay Reeves, Vance Armstrong, Delmar Davis, James Cassle and M.M. Reily. a GRIGSBY'S REMODELING SALE! We're getting messed up some it seems but our big sale continues SHOES Womens Heels, reg. $12 Flats Oxfords, Now $7.99 Reg.

$12 $7.99 Womens Heels, reg. $18, Womens Sandals, Now $12.99 Reg. $6 to $9 $4.99 Womens Heels, reg. $16 Childrens Sandals $3.98 Now $9.99 Jarman Loafers. $7.99 Womens Heels Flats, Table of Bargains, Now $5.99 All kinds $2.99 THE RAG DOLL PANT DRESS! Real big group Regular in $16 all to colors.

$20. 999 SWIM group reduced of SUITS! swim Our siuts whole colors regular and famous styles in brands. our newest SHORTS-TOPS! All RAG DOL Reduced ELMWOOD WEST. Call 692-7651 Shop 9 to 6 Daily on the grow again making way for more new, young fashions and shoes! THE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene, Morning, June 23, 1968 ABILENE, 5-C Tankersley of Knox City, as best man. Groomsmen were Jackie Fish.

and Ken Williams of Abine, Darrell Goswick, and Lar. Hall, brother of the bride. litch Hall, also a brother of he bride, was junior groomsman. Ushers were David Baucum of Abilene, Jerry Cornett of Knox City, Randy Lepard and Steve Lollar. Presented in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of organza over taffeta trimmed in reembroidered alencon lace.

Pearls outlined alencon lace leaves with fabric roses holding her veil. She carried an orchid with lilies of the valley on a Bible. Attendants' gowns of crepe were azalea, rose and ice pink. The gowns had portrait necklines, puffed sleeves and back fullness held with self bows. Headdresses were cabbage roses of crepe with veils.

Each attendant carried a long stemmed American Beauty rose. The couple will live at 1331 Westover Dr. The bride is a graduate of Anson High School, the bridegroom of Knox City High. He attended Hardin Simmons University. His parents hosted the rehearsal dinner at the Golden Stagecoach Inn, Old Abilene Town.

Nine Young Women Cotillion Belles Nine young women will make their debut as Abilene Cotillion Club Christmas Belles. Mrs. Tom Gordon, Cotillion Club president for the 1968-69 season, has announced that the Cotillion Belles will be: Jill Ridley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Ridley, 1415 Woodland Tr.

Susan Deegan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deegan, 774 Elmwood. Sindy Shelton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew B. Shelton, 2401 Oldham Ln. Jan White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.

White, 1310 Circle Dr. Jeanne Deffebach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Deffebach, 1382 Hollis Dr. Molly Magee, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. J. D. Magee, 1133 Leggett Dr. Ann Hooks, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Hooks, 1420 Tanglewood Dr. Madge Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green of Albany.

Nancy Kate Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Green of Albany. Mrs. Lee Williamson will be general chairman for the Christmas Cotillion Ball.

Mrs. Hal Sayles will be in charge of decorations and Mrs. Edwin E. Middleton will be debs' chairman. Several parties are planned for the summer and college holidays at Thanksgiving.

Presentation parties begin at Christmastime. portrait by Rodden Studio MRS. JIMMY NEAL TANKERSLEY formerly Dana Annette Hall TEMPLE Dixie Anderson and Michael Fletcher exchanged marriage vows Saturday at Northside Church of Christ. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Anderson of Waco. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

O. M. Fletcher of Dallas. Wallace Gooch officiated. The Columbus Ave.

Church of Christ Chorus of Waco provided music. The bride wore a gown of chantilly lace and organza trimmed with pearls with a lace redingote. A crown of pearls and Rancher's Chili Bowl Satisfying Serve this Rancher's Chili Bowl with corn sticks or muffins, and a crisp green salad, for a soup supper with appeal! In a saucepan, empty 1 can (11 ounces) condensed chili beef soup, 1 soup can water, 1 can (2 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained, and to 1 teaspoon horseradish. Heat; stir now and then. 2550 WHERE YOU ALWAYS BUY THE BEST FOR LESS" Everything Barrow North 1st 3202 GIBSON'S IBSON'SE Sold At Discountt Open DISCOUNT CENTER Prices! Sunday Ladies Italian Sandals With One Inch Heel One or Two Straps Some With Big Buckle Cool and Styled for Today's Fashion Footwear Comes In Black, Brown, Green, Orange and Tan.

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