The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 7

MH.S. JAMFJi 1UIWKI.I. TAHVKH Former Gall Yvonne Tribble Photo by Mowan.Studio IDKV: Mr and Mm Daniel Frank Mclnnu Sweeny announce the engagement orxl apprcwiohmx rrwrnagr Ihcir daughter. Martha, lo Kdmund III. MXI of Mr and Guidry Jr of Port Arthur The wnkhng planix-d for Sepi (, at rn in the Fimt Unituxl Mrthodul of Smttiy SALE! ON OPEN STOCK! famous Poppytrail Dinnerware lunilnl limr miU a I pruri un fill in vl.it! tli tlill ilmfwTw air jvjtlr A tv-4uliful in jlift.niu viili knr iKr llw Hilrinlmg llujwi ami tlrviHitnl jx-inia ttmirr Tin A ntfrtdtn in 111 VINTAOI GRAPE r- w-i KULPTU810 ZENNIA Hurry I till inOi Augult 11.

mi Les'l carrying Gail Tribble is bride of James D. Tarver The Kcv C. Knox Poole officiated at the double ring ceremony which united Miss Gail Yvonne Tribblc and James Darrel Tnrver in Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Oiureh of Freeport.

Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Tribblc of Hrazoria arc the parents of Die bride. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Ixjyola Tarver of Ixike Jackxon and II. It. Tarver of Gulf Park. The newly-wed couple will attend Brazosport Junior College in the fail and are both graduates of lirazosporl High School. Mrs Max Brent was the organist and Mrs.

Konald Tribble was OKI soloist Antique candelabra and altar arrangements of pink roses, white mums, Knglish ivy and gladioli adorned the church 'riven in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of candlelight peau de soie Lace formed the Km pi re bodice, the long, (Minted sl.fves the train of the gown. Nylon net leaves, trimmed with Swiss braid rosettes centered with lilies of the hHd the bridal veil Shi- carrii-d a cascade ol white and pink roses, stephanotis and Kiighxh ivy and Die handkerchief that had been presented to her grnmimothi't the birth of the bride's mother, Miss MnribHh Wmhan was the maid of honor and Lynda Ilramian was the bridesmaid. They wore identical gowns of green bonded crepe and carried single, long-stemmed pink with wlnic- Mreamers Danny Tarvr-r his brother's best man and Kerry Trahan was the KnxiniMiian Carl Fleming and Handy Walters ushered and lighted tin- candles 'Hie bride mother wore a powtler blue ensemble and the mother ul the bridegroom wore pink knit A wrpuori was held in the Fellowship Hall of the church lltjuse members were Mrs Carl Fleming. Mrs Handy Dawr, 'LirM-r. and Stacy Tarver, all sisters of the ijridi'urwfii Fur their trip tn an undisclosed destination, the bride wore a irincrsvlirn' pink linen ensemble Among Die pre nuptial honoring the bride-to-be were a miM-eltaneuu sixjwer given by Mrs Lee Terr)'.

Pam and I'fgxy Tern a Itoitsrware party given by Mrs L. Massoletu uji'l Mrs Jones, a pot shower given by Mrs Willie KruKhlon and .1 shower given by Mrs Wathen. Mrs Wbenldon Sr. Mrs John Pitts, Mrs. Travis Simpson.

Mrs Morris McMinn. Mrs Tommy South and Mrs It Wathen Miss Whitaker, Rodney Edwards marriage held MH. AND MHS. LAKHV ALLAN NA.SII Ceremony held at SI. Jerome's Photo by Jack Greenberg Studio anin ANOLSTON Mr and Mrs Hodncy Wayne F.dwardjt are making their home in West Columbia following their marriage on Aug 7 in a candlelight service in the Velnsco Assembly of (iod (liurch Tlie bride, the former Sandra Klame Whitaker, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Whitaker of 222 Oakwood Dr Jonc-s Crook and the bridegroom is the son of Mr 'and Mrs I.

Kdwards of 113 Camellia. Uike Jackson Both graduates of Braziisptirt High School and he is employed by the lU'f-Chem Construction Co Selections on the organ were played by Mrs Dockray. lln- Uev Dockray read the double nuptials held under a large while archway covered with southern magnolias and flanked by tw in (nv Ciindel.ilir.'is Given in marriage by her lather, the bride wore a gown of and Aloncon lace designed in the princess silhouette with a Sabrinn neckline, long, puffed sleeves with cuffs and an A-hne skirt l-ace bordered the chapel train A headpiece of Alencon lace with pearls and crystals held the bridal veil. She carried bouquet of white gladioli, green leather leaf fern and deep pink roses with while tulle. Mrs Kathy McGaughy.

sister of the bride, was the matron of honor with Miss Sharon Whitaker, Miss Phyllis Whitaker and Miss Janice Whitaker. all sisters of the bride, and Miss Becky Edwards and Miss Sandra Edwards, sisters of the bridegroom. as the bridesmaids. The attendants wore identical floor-length gowns of lilac organza, highlighted with deep purple satin, the long puffed sleeves and neckline were trimmed with self ruffles. Konald I) McGaughy served as best man with Uonnie Hicky, John Paul Eudiiley, Uany Rhodes, Larry Dyer and Gary Hardy as groomsmen.

Lighting the candles and ushering were Russell Whitaker. brother of the bride, and Roger Martin. The mother of the bride chose un aqua silk jersey dress and the bridegroom's For Girl-Watchers The greatest breakthrough in the inidi length will Be skirts with slits up the front, side, or back, to expose a little leg for view. The skirts will wrap, go full, A-line or straight, but the slit is a concession to girl-watchers who mourn the passing of the mini. mother wore a blue knit suit A reception was held in the home of Ihe bride's parents with Mrs Debbie Eudaley.

Miss DeUMc Dormer. Miss Debrn Sumerford and Miss Carolyn Buckley as members of the houseparty For the wedding trip to San Marcos the bride chose a dress of ecru lace in a princess stvle HIE BtUZOSPOilt FACTS, Freeport, Texas, Sunday, August 23,1970, Page Nash-Dornak nuptials held in St. Jerome's Miss Oeborah Ann IJornak became (he bride of l-arry Allan Nash in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Anthony Herndel at St. Jerome Catholic Church on Aug.

8. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 0. Dornak of Rt.

2, box 280-D in Freeport and Die bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Nash of The bride is a graduate of Ur.r/.usporl High School and Wharton County Junior College. He is a graduate of High School, iiilendcd Lee ''ollcge in Bay town, and is employed as a classified ad salesman for Iher.idvcslon Daily News.

'ITiey plan to make their home in Organ masic was played by Mrs. Don Norman with Mrs. Jerry Guidry as soloist. Baskets of white gladioli and mums adorned Ihe altar. Given in marriage by her father.

Ihe bride wore an A-line dress of silk organwi over taffeta with Chanlilly bee on the bodice The scoop neckline was jeweled with seed pearls and the long, puffed sleeves were of Chantilly lace. The skirt and cathedral train featured appliques of lace with wide bands of scalloped lace at the hemlines. 'Hie fingertip veil of tulle was gathered at a headpiece of silk organza flowers w-ith seed pearl centers The bridal txjufjuet was a nosegay of white roses. The matron of honor was Mrs (Jc-jrgc; living, the bridegroom's sister. with Miss Cynthia Mavis and Miss Sharon Miller as bridesmaids.

The matron of honor was gowned in a yellow peau de. soie empire gown with i.hiffon sleeves and the bridesmaids were in moss green gowns of similar design The flower girl was Kirn Kemp Patrick Jordon as ring bearer. Jack Jones was the best man with Jerry Uaggonerand Hicky Holland as groomsmen were James IJornak. the bride's brother, and Hussell Kirkpatrick The mother of the bride wore blue lace over shantung and the bridegroom's mother chose a brown, white and yellow dacron knit A reception was held at the Veterans of Foreign War Hall with Mrs Forest Buwer Mrs A Henderson. Mrs J.

Hundl, Ix-siie Cuthman. Sharon Guthman. Ada Krdclt. Mrs. Leon Krdelt.

Mrs Melvm Miller. Diane Miller Karen Osina, Mrs. Kvelyn Smith. Mrs Jim Mikes. Mrs Jerry Krenek, Mrs.

Raymond Janik ami Mrs August Janik as of the house party Pre-nuptial events included a miscellaneous shower in Louise, a pottery and stainless shower at St Jerome Catholic Church and a miscellaneous shower in La.Marque Velvet in High Style capes, slinky evening gowns, luxurious slacks, jeweled vests and even the holiday scene in always-in black, opulent white, rich gold, deep purple, and green. BATH ACCESSORIES LEONA'S GIFT SHOP 212 Plantation Dr. 297-3411 Mr. and Mrs Allen of 111 Jasmine in Lake Jackson announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Marian, to James Williams, son of Mr and Mrs E.

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