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8 BROWNWOOD BULLETIN. Wedncsdav, Dec. 28, 1955 3oni Richardson, Ben Woodson!" 1 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. II.

Purer 4 Are Married In Larnesa Spoclnl toTlir Bullftln satin ribbons lined the aisles of the sanctuary of First Methodist Church where Miss Doni Louise Richardson became the bride of Ben Jones Woodson at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. The couple's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson, 312 North Avenue and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wood- MRS. BEN JONES WOODSOX MR. AND MRS. E.

C. ALFORD HONORED WITH OPEN HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Alford Route 3, Brownwood. were honored with an open house Christmas day at their home in observance of their 35th wedding anniversary. Hosts for the occasion were their children. Mr. and Mrs.

Hollis W. Alford of Midland; Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Alford of Odessa; Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Alford Jr. of Mendenhall, England.

and Douglas Alford of Brownwood. Guests were greeted at the door by Roy and Hollis Alford. and alternating at the register were Shirley Early and Monette Sawyer. The tea table was laid with a white damask cloth and centered with an arrangement of gladioli. flanked by red candles in silver holders.

Decorated cake squares and coffee were served to approximately 50 guests who called during the afternoon. I Assisting at the table were C. S. Coleman. Mrs.

Taylor McGarrity, Mrs. Hollis Alford, Mrs. Roy Alford and Mrs. Arlie Ferguson of Lufkin. Other arrangements depicting the Christmas motif i'd throughout the receiving rooms Mr.

and Alford were married Dec 22. 1P20. in Brownwood by Judce R. Lee. and have spent of their married life 'n Brown County Mrs.

Alford is the former Ymb uaushter of Mr-i MoMie Sawyer and the late Sawyer Mr. Alford the son of the late Mr and of Lufkin. The Alfords also have four grandchildren. Social Calendar SALAD FRIDAY: Variety Study Club will have a party at the home Mrs. Carpenter.

19uo at 7 3n p.m. Husbands will be guests. Mrs. Celtyn Hedges is co-hostess. SATTRDAY: An open house and watch party will be held at the 1OOK at 7:30 p.m.

AH branche? of the order are invited. The Rebekan Lodge is hostess. son of Brownwood. The Rev. Walter G.

Horn, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, read the double ceremony before a candle archway entwined with greenery and frosted holly flanked by candelabra holding white cathedral (aver-; banked with baskets of white stock. Organist. Mrs. Matt Mi-Call, played wedding preludes and accompanied Miss Kay Wipcins in a solo "Through The Years." and a duet "My Wonderful One" with Edward .1. Burkhead who also sang "The Wedding Prayer." The bride given in marriage by her father.

She wore an original model pown of French lace and duclics- satin in a rich shade of ivory designed with a portrait neckline outlined with applique of escalloped lace. The fitted bodice u.is fashioned with long thr.t came to points over the hand 1 and terminated with a deep point at the center front waistline. From this, stemmed a circular satin skirt escalloped with lace panels at the front cascading over the hipline and graduating to a full length panel at tho hack that swept into a long graceful train. Her fingertip double Illusion veil was caught to a crown of iridescent sequins and seed pearls and she carried a white orchid arranged with shredded carnation 1 MfpiiiiiiuUs. Mrs.

Lynn Hanson of Corpus Christi was matron of honor. Miss Nancy Stuart was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Kee. Mrs. Billy and Miss Mary Anderson of San Angelo. The bridal attendants wore identically designed dresses in soft shades of turquoise velveteen and tulle over taffeta fashioned portrait necklines outlined with a drapery' of fabric that extended into small sleeves.

The fitted bodices were styled on princess lines ending with long' torso waistlines. Joining these were voluminous carpet length skirts of shirred tulle worn over suffered taffeta and crinoline to fullness. The match- ins headdresses were of turquoise velvet accented with shirred net and rhinestones. Each attendant carried a single American Beauty rose with a silver gilded stt'in. Miss Frances Meyers of Snyder.

niece of the hnde. carried a basket of American Beauty roses and attended as flower girl. Ring bearer was Richard May of Haw River. X. and Robert of and Henry May.

all nephews of bride, were candle lighters. The bridegroom's father attended him as best man. Groomsmen were Lt. Craig Woodson of Houston, and Jack Woodson of Hrownwood. both brothers of the bridegroom.

Don McGraw of Abilene, and Keese Anderson of Houston. Ushers were Jimmy Kills and Bob Hutchison, both of lirownwood, George Davis of Killeen, and Dick Henz of Houston. Mi's. Richardson chose for her daughter's wedding an original rose beige gown of lace over taffeta with accessories of rose beige satin. Mrs.

Woodson, mother of (he bridegroom, wore a street-length dress of brandy shade satin with contrasting brown accessories. Af the reception which followed in Fellowship Hall of the church, the table was laid with a white linen cutwork cloth and was centered with an arrangement of white stock and red roses. Silver appointments completed the setting. Assisting with hospitalities were Mines. V.

Rogers, V. V. Strahan. Nelson. Ceremony Crawley, Abe Holder, and Devvey Massingale alternated at the refreshment table, and Miss Shirley Jones and Miss Donna Jo Alexander registered the guests.

After a wedding trip to the Oulf of Mexico, the couple will he at home at 3009 Speedway in Austin. For travel the bride wore a black gabardine suit fashioned with rounding pockets that ex- I ended from the front to side hack and a Peter Pan collar accented by rhineslone clips and a white ascot. She wore a tiny while beaver hat encrusted with iridescent sequins and rhinestones and black and white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Woodson is a graduate of Lamesa High School and is now attending the University of Texas where she is a junior majoring in radio and television.

She is a member and president of the Speech Club there, vice-president of Alpha Chi Omega, Air Force ROTC sponsor, and was named one of ten Texas beauties. She was also finalist in hot)) the Blue Bonnet Belle Contest and Miss Engineer of Texas University. The bridegroom, after completing high school in Browmvood, entered Texas University where he is a Junior majoring in business urep1I. TU. 2.

Cross Plains, are the parents of a daughter, Dickie Medena, born Dee. 27 at 8:40 a.m. in Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs.

W. N. Dykes, Bossier City, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.

II. Purcell, Grosvcnor. Mr 1021 of a Dec. and F. Blaylock, San Benito, are the parents daughter, Laurie June, horn 27 at 8:45 p.m.

in Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs, John Evans, May, and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lillie Blaylock, Kden. Mr. and Mrs.

I.tiis ft. Perez, 609 Bond are the parents of a daughter, Maria I.usia, born Dec. 27 at 3:20 p.m. in Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Acencion tit)!) Bond, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Abseno Perez, Fort Worth. Mr.

and Mrs. Andres Ramirez, Graveside Rites Held Lindsey For T. F. Hubert administration. He is a member A Smith.

Edward J. Delta Kappa Epsilon Cowboys Burkhead. II. D. Milliard.

Tom and Association. The couple J. D. Kee, and Mrs. Ella will resume their studies at the Cherokee: and the paternal grand- 1 university following the holiday! mother.

Mrs. Jess Hinkle of Ca- Ross Woodson. Bob season. lexio. Calif.

Wood. Austin. Mmes. Infant Special to The Hullotln SAN SABA services for John Dudley Lindsey. infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. James D. Lindsey of Cherokee, were conducted nt the graveside in Hanna Cemetery at 2 p.m. Saturday. The child died at 4 a.m.

Friday, 14 hours after birth in San Saba Memorial Hospital. Surviving besides the parents are a brother. Eugene Gary Lindsey: tho maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Dudlev Jester of RILL SC1IAIIN. former choir director of the First Baptist Church, who is now stationed at Brooks General Hospital. Fort Sam Houston, Snn Antonio, is visiting friends here and will sins at tonight's prayer service at the First Bnptist Church. Harmony Members Have Class Party Twenty-one members of the Harmony Bible Class met for a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. H.

Sowell, 911 Ave. D. The Christmas motif was used In the decorations. The group sang a hymn, followed by Mrs. Burl Toaguc reading the scripture and reviewing "The Man Who Missed Christm'as." Mrs.

Hetjiry Cook recited "A Christmas Carol" with Mrs. Sowell playing "Silent Night" In the background. White elephant gifts were exchanged from a tree. A large box of clothing and a basket of food was packed for a family. Following a skit, Mrs.

Sowell played Christmas carols. A refreshment plate of fruit caka with whipped cream topped with a cherry and spiced hot tea served. 1711 Melwood, are the parents of 1 a daughter, Barbara, born Dec. 28 at 1:44 a.m. in Memorial Hospital.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Matinez. Melvin, and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Barbara Kamirez, Villa Union, Mexico.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hillhouse. 1418 Ave. are the parents of a daughter.

Joy Ann. born Dec. 27 at 2:05 p.m. in Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs, A. N. Renfroe, 1418 Ave. A. LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SHIRTS Beautifully Laundered IOC Service That Dial 2413 Makes Every Salad Better MORTON'S iitin- SALAD DRESSING is made from selec ted eg.cs, purest and spuev Get MORT ON SALAD DRESSING and eet the best! It'i economical, too.

TSf MORTON 5 SANDWICH SPREAD DALLAS fOST WORTH LUBBOCK LONDON- BURTON CAREFUL COMFORTABLE CONSIDERATE 25 YEAR5 of Thoug'ntfuiness 261 2 Mrs. Sarah White's Funeral Here Today Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah White of San Angelo were to be held p.m. today in the chapel' of Davis-Morns Funeral Home, i with Rev. R.

C. Henderson of Gil-1 mer officiating. Burial was to be in Greenleaf Cemetery. Mrs. Vi'hite, a former resident, of Brownwood, died suddenly' Monday morning in the home of her son, A.

L. White Jr. of Lake Charles, La. She was born in Georgia, 12. 1875.

but lived in Brownwood a number of years. Her the late Dr. M. E. White was a Bible professor at Howard PajTie College for many years.

She was a member of the list church. Survivors include the husband. A White Sr of San Anceio. a son. A.

L. White Jr. of Lake Charles; one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Larsen of Los Angeles. two sisters, Mrs.

Myrtle Henderson of Pittsburg, and Mrs. Ellen Henderson of Avinger, and five grandchildren. GIANT MERCHANTS TELEVISION CROSSWORD This Week's Prize Consists of Regular Prize Sponsoring Merchants Prize $600.00 $400.00 If Entry Is Deposited with RENFRO Rexall Drug RENFRO Rexall Drug No. 1 201 Center No. 2 400 Center PUZZLES AND CLUE SHEETS ON SALE THURSDAY At Local News Stands Watch KRBC-TV Each Wednesday at 6:25 MRS ALICE VENABLE of Madisonville is visiting during the holidays in the home of her son i and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Thurston Venable. 1900 Brady Ave. Wl I) -j 1N i Xp- t- 4 EN A jrjjt men miMii t. our THE ov.0 BMBI am mimittafmm Safeway Stores will be closed Sunday and 1 and 2.

SjPL 1 Stores will close at 9 P.M. Saturday, December 31. WWfmA Lemon Juice Sun kill B-Oi. ce 25? PEAS 303 on Can 20? Beef Steak Swift with Gravv I3 I c-3r Can 53 Tuna White Label CHiciten of the Sea. No.

2 Car, 40? Corned Beef HasK. Armcyrs £f- 29? Chicken Spread £21? Boned Turkey £-36? Toilet Soap 25? Margarine 28? Lux TcCot Lux Soap Dial 2 III 25? Dial 2 35? i Shcrnpoo L.m. 47 Shampoo i 85 Shampoo Lr," 4 CKnmnrvn 7-Gi. inampoo L.n« ojv Cashmere Bouquet Toflet Soap 3 Ba 6 25? Cashmere Bouquet Soap 2 SH 25? Lava Soap II? Wrisley Toilet Soap Ajiorted perfumed 1 DOG FOOD Guarcfian vJ Com Toilet Tissue 35? Napkins 14? Paper Towels ta 2 35? Swan Laundry Soap 3 25? Swan Laundry Soap 9 I0 -Ch. Ban Laundry Soap 0 1-rq.

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