Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 15

Hood County July 29, 1995 3B LIFESTYLES 1995 M000 CounTy News, Au Rents Resane THE HOOD COUNTY NEWS Quintero, Adams wed Lisa Quintero and Christopher S. Adams III, both of Austin, were married Saturday, July 1, 1995 at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Quintero of Anaheim, Calif.

The groom is the son of Maj. Gen. (Ret.) and Mrs. Chris S. Adams Jr.

of deCordova Bend Estates. Dr. Teno Ballesteros performed the double-ring ceremony in a glass sanctuary decorated with silver candelabra, California ferns, roses, gladiolus, car-. nations and mums. The cathedral pipe organ played "The Lord's Prayer." "The Wedding Song" and traditional wedding music throughout the ceremony.

Rose Quintero of Los Angeles, sister of the bride. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Patty Quintero of Anaheim, sister of the bride, and Leona Brammer of Austin. Best man was Tim Gerron of Hollywood. Calif.

Groomsmen were Christopher and Lisa Adams Mark Rutherford of Alburquerque, N.M. and John Kortis of Los Angeles. The bride, given in marriage by her father. wore a white silk and satin gown adorned with pearls. A full- Granbury Sams enjoy selling yard sale goodies The Granbury Sams recently traveled to Comanche for their annual "yard sale." Twenty-four member rigs and the visiting rig of Lonnie Thompson, daughter of Harold and Miriam Stace, made the trip.

Saturday's 5 a.m. wake-up call was followed by coffee, hot chocolate, sweet rolls and doughnuts. Tables filled with "yard sale goodies" were set up under large oak trees that furnished a most welcome shade. Mother Nature also blessed us with a cool breeze most of the day. Jan Toby, garbed in a black and white silk dress and cowboy boots, and John Waggoner.

dressed as a villain out of a Western movie, stood out front and attracted the crowds. At the end of the day, the tired but happy group boxed the merchandise that didn't sell to be given to People Helping People in Comanche. The $800 proceeds will benefit Hood County charities. Hosts for potluck suppers were Buck and Maidel McCullough, Clyde and Frankie Deckard, and Earlene Weatherly. Now Amanda Ogden watches as her mother Debra Ogden donates blood HCN Photo Shirley Petroshus Despite heat, vacations, 116 turn out to give blood Tuesday's blood drive had a number of challenges with the temperatures in the upper 90s and people out of town on annual summer vacations, but 116 people turned out to donate blood at the Granbury First United Methodist Church Friendship Hut.

The next blood drive will be Tuesday, Oct. 17. The following people donated: D. Ann Reed, Earlene Weatherly, Gary Turner, Denzil Clegg, Derek Rogers, Bob Schwartz, Danice Johnson, Carolyn Rogers, Kandi Haley, Karan Bitnar, Linda Atkinson, Don Young, Cindy Lawson, Frances Scruggs, John Richardson, Sue Ellen Fry, Mark Kapusta, Jim Schmidt, Frank Kimmell, Pat Earl, Ann Frye, Valerie Marchman, Miriam Lenoci, Doris Field, Billy Field, Ruby Bray, Linda Meyer, Marylin Taylor, Tom Taylor, Donald Hankins, Todd Pair, Cedric Schiedleman, Maureen Richkemmer, Deral Box, Paula Peterson, Debra Ogden, Tom Gideon, Vikki Guest, Cornelia Bloodgood, Clyde Crittenden, Ann Enloe, Kathy Campbell, Patricia Haygood, Dean Armstrong, Louise Holcomb, Rosemary Willenborg, Lawrence Willenborg, Bert Nichols, David Proffitt, Nell Gilbert, Jodi Zacharias, Juanita Flower and Bernice Weltha. Also donating were: Kay Hodges, Vickie Sharp, June Thichava, Elmer Thichava, Ollie Donahoo, Bobby Callaway, Glenn Riale, Marolyn Mc Vey, Linda Hall, Penny Helsley, Linda Belleau, Charles Rapp, Ralph Boswell, Mary Maclaine, Dwight Hoover, John Hodges, Janet Barrow, Michael Mason, Carol Chiappe, Ri- chard Kaysen, Don Carman, Gene Durant, V.

Kathleen Henderson, Lyndel Campbell, Wilma Kemp. Terri Michels, Gary D. Robinson, Coy Rice, Dana Barbee, Cindy Benton, Dave Copenbarger, Sheri Green, Sallye Heintz, Dwayne Heintz, Felicia Peters, Joe. Woody, Charles Burkins, Mildred Craig, Lee Rash, Beth Burroughs, Elaine Wilkie, Rodney Proffitt, Kathy Jividen, Richard Earl, Lonnie Yeager, David Horton, Barbara Richards, Debra Parish, Rita Lomeli, Brian Boase, Darrell Tidwell, Danny Ward, Tom Bridges, Rusty Dunnahoo, Randy Haney, Valerie Haney, Deborah Millsap, Jeanine Desrochers, Jerry Wager, Judy Hamm, Frank Maddy and Robert Elkins. Scholarship applications sought Granbury Business and ad Professional Women are accepting applications for a fall scholarship.

Applicants must live in Hood County, have a career-oriented major, be registered for a minimum of six hours at an accredited school within a 100-mile radius of Granbury and be in financial need. Recipients must maintain a average and must attach recent grade reports to the application. Preference will be given to women returning to the workforce by neces- Best Buys in Bedding Mattress Headquarters Price Bedding Twin each piece $136 $68. Full 2 pc set $336. $168.

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579-1539 length train embellished with pearls and lace was attended by two train bearers. She wore a white, wide brimmed summer hat with a veil and carried a bouquet of orchids and gardenias. The mother of the bride wore a beaded white silk suit with with pearls and white gloves. The groom's mother wore a silk paisley suit accented with gold accessories and gloves. Both mothers wore orchid corsages.

A reception followed the ceremony in the flower-decorated garden and pool at the home of the bride's parents. A white bridge arched over the pool was decorated with native California flowers. The rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom's parents in Anaheim. Following a honeymoon in California and a cruise aboard the "Love Boat" to Alaska, the couple resides in Austin where both are employed in the Attorney General's office. Good Sams Polly Willingham Several attended the Western parade and rodeo in Comanche while others joined in games at the RV park.

The topic of Jimmie Dixon's Sunday morning devotional was "Getting Off the Beam." Did you know the first Good Sam Club was organized in 1958 and the organization now has over a million members? Wake-up call greets everyone with coffee, hot chocolate and sweet rolls. printed on recycled 50th anniversary Travis and Betty Lou (Gibler) Pruitt of Granbury celebrated their 50th anniversary Sunday, June 4 by renewing their wedding vows at a reception with family and friends at the Western Hills Community Center. The couple began corresponding in 1943 while he was in the Navy and were married June 3, 1945 at the Farley Street Baptist Church in Waxahachie. They have two daughters, Judy Griffith of Granbury and Lisa Williamson of Saginaw, and several foster children. He is a retired truck driver, a World War II Navy veteran and member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8911 in Fort Worth.

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