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-LUBBOCK AVALANCHE- JOURNAL -Wednesday Morning, November 3, 1976 Bridal Courtesies British To Keep Koh-i-noor Diamond SHELTON-LIVINGSTON, SHELTONBELL A Christmas ornament shower honoring Shelly Shelton, bride-elect of Cmdr. Gill Livingston, and Christy Shelton, brideelect of Danny Bell, will be given at 7:30 p.m. today in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Raff.

Special guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Travis Shelton, parents of the future brides, Mrs. S.L. Shelton, their grandmother, and Mr.

and Mrs. Bobby Bell, parents of the future bridegroom Danny Bell. Shelly Shelton and Livingston will be married Saturday in the First Christian Church. Christy Shelton and Bell will be married Feb. 4 in the First Presbyterian Church.

SHELTON-LIVINGSTON Shelly Shelton, bride-elect of Cmdr. Gill Livingston, will be honored with a luncheon at p.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. Heroert Leaverton. Shelly Shelton and Gill Livingston, their bridal party and out-of-town guests will be honored with a pre-nuptial dinner at 7 p.m.

Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bowers. Special guests will be Mr. and Mrs.

Travis Shelton, parents of the future bride, Honorable and Mrs. Marshall Liv. ingston of Neward, N.J.. parents of the future bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Dedoelder of Rochester, N.Y., his sister and brother Miss Shelton and her bridesmaids will be honored with a luncheon at noon Friday in the home of Mrs. Brooker Special guests will be Mrs. Marshall Livingston. Mrs. Robert Dedoelder, Mrs.

Travis Shelton, and Christy Shelton. A rehearsal dinner honoring Miss Shelton and Livingston will be given by Honorable and Mrs. Marshall Livingston, parents of the future bridegroom, at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Lubbock Club. Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Gilbreath will honor the couple, their bridal party and outof-town guests with a brunch at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in their home. Cohosts will be Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Young and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kingsbery. Following their marriage in the First Christian Church on Saturday, the newlyweds, their bridal party and out-oftown guests will be honored with a buffet dinner in the home of Dr. and Mrs.

Joe Lehman. Cohosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Berry and Mr. and Mrs.

John Abney. THERESA BARTOS Theresa Bartos. bride-elect of Bill Drewell, was honored with a miscellaneous shower from 3-5 p.m. Sunday in the home of Mrs. Edith Macha.

Twelve cohostesses assisted. Special guests included Mrs. Bedrick Bartos. mother of the future bride, and Mrs. Ronald Flippin, mother of the future bridegroom.

The couple plans to be married Nov. 20 at Christ the King Catholic Church. DEBBIE WHITE Debbie White, bride-elect of Bill Zukauckas, was honored with a bridal shower Sunday in the home of Carolyn Carter. Special guests were Mrs. James White.

mother of the future bride, and Mrs. E.W. Zukauckas, mother of the future bridegroom. The couple plans to be married Dec. 18 in the First Baptist Church.

KAY WILKES Kay Wilkes, bride -elect of David Krause, was honored with a miscellaneous shower from 2-4 p.m. Saturday in the home of Mrs. Ron Key. Special guests were Mrs. George Wilkes.

mother of the future bride, Mrs. B.E. Sewell and Mrs. C.E. Wilkes, grandmothers of the future bride.

and Mrs. Mel Boggus, mother of the future brideg. room. Mrs. Dale Kitchens was cohostess.

The couple plans to be married on Nov. 27. LOIS WELCH Lois Welch, bride of Philip Wischkaemper, was honored with a miscellaneous shower from p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. James Teague.

Nine cohostesses assisted. Special guests were mothers of the couple, Mrs. Trudy Welch and Mrs. A.F. Wischkaemper.

The couple plans to be married Nov. 19 in the Monterey Church of Christ. LINDA ROBISON SLATON (Special) Linda Dianne Robi- son, bride-elect of Avis Perman Shoe Tree Has Moved 5302 Slide Rd. The Shoe Tree has moved to new location. Your child's records and prescription ore at the new localion.

We have the same professional staff that hos served you in the past. We will continue to corry the same brands of quality shoes; Child Life, Lazy Bones, Keds. Between Windy's Cloth World Expert Shoe Repair at 5302 Slide Rd. New location 5 5302 Slide Rd. The Shoe Tree win, and her attendants were honored with a bridal luncheon at 1 p.m.

Saturday in the home of Mrs. Joe B. Fondy. Special quests were mothers of the couple Mrs. Wayne Perkins and Mrs.

A.W. Goodwin of Lubbock, and grandmother of the future bride Mrs. Heurick Perkins, The couple plans to be married Saturday in the First Baptist Church of Slaton Nov. 6. TERESA NEAL Teresa Neal, bride-elect of Jerry Drury, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Nov.

24 in the home of Mrs. Frank Drury. Kathy Young served as cohostess. Special guests included Mrs. Emmet Neal, mother of the bride, and Mrs.

James Drury, mother of the future bridegroom. The couple plans to be married Nov. 24 in Temple Baptist Church. VANESSA BIRKHEAD A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Vanessa Birkhead, bride-elect of Chuck Kershner, at 1 p.m. Sunday in the home of Mrs.

Monti Rice. Special guests included the future bride's mother, Mrs. K.G. Birkhead. By LEA SLOTE Women's News Service LONDON -Adorning the crown of England since 1850, the legendary Koh-i-poor diamond -recently claimed by Pakistan and set to be "retired" will continue to repose among the consort's regalia in the Tower of London.

In a move to forestall further bids by one-time owners and impelled by British public opinion, Her Majesty's government now has decided to keep the gem. The official request for the centuriesold diamond came last month in a surprise letter from Pakistan's Prime ter Bhutto, to Prime Minister Callaghan. "This diamond is something which even the humblest villager knows about and considers his own," stated the Pakistani cmbassy in London. While the scramble for the Koh-i-noor was on, India claimed to have geological and political rights to it, Iran was said to have a stake in it, and Afghanistan held the 109-carat diamond as "spoken for." If Pakistan's request were to be granted, according to a Whitehall official, it could start a trend for the global restitulion of art treasures all over the world. The British Museum, subject to an act of parliament, might have to return the Elgin marbles to Greece.

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