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Women's World lagtaron Section II VOL 43, NO. 215 Sunday, June 3, 1962 Nuptials In St. Mark's Methodist Join Miss Anna. Teggeman And Stock St. -Mark's Methodist Church I Olive, and Mi-, and Mrs.

F. J. was scene of the wedding May 26 uniting Miss Anna Louise Teg- Stock of Campo. Double ring vows were pro- -i ru. nounced before an altar decorated geman and David Duane Stock vvith white ul ns pedestals.

of El Camoo. The Rev. Harold 0. Bomhoff, minister of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, officiated.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Teggeman, 1803 SAVE ONLY- More Days To Save By the 10th and Receive a full 1 Month Dividend On June 30, 1962 HARRIS COUNTY Federal Savings Loin Association 34 Yeors Of Solid White mixed flowers were placed on either side of the Communion table and wrought iron tree candelabra decorated with magnolia placed at the altar rails andlin the choir loft.

The aisles were-draped with white satin roping and family pews were marked with white satin and magnolia foliage. Nuptial music was provided by Miss Evelyn Hartzenddrf: of Sinton, a i and'Miss Judith Allspach of soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gowri of embroidered silk organza fashioned with an oval neckline emphasized by a small roll collar and cap sleeves. A wide panel of embroidery enhanced the skirt in front. The skirt was designed with French poofs on the side and extended to a chapel train.

Embroidered flowers were scattered over the sides and train. White opera length gloves completed her ensemble. Her fingertip French silk illusion veil was held in place by scalloped lace crown edged in pearls.and she carried a cascade arrangement of white gla- mellias with English ivy. The bride carried a handkerchief to her great grandmother. Maid of honor was Miss Teggeman, sister of the bride.

Her yellow silk organza dress was designed with a short bell skirt, fitted bodice and wide Winners Announced For Golf Competition Goose Creek Women's Golf Association played "best poker hand" golf Thursday at the'Goose Creek Country Club with Mrs. Clarence Cox and Mrs. Gene Hazelwood tying for first place. Winner of the first flight was Mrs. Robert Warne and Mrs.

Reggie Harper was winner of the nine hole flight. The group will meet next Thursday at the club for awarding of prizes and for a nine hole play. Guest day will be June 21. draped collar which emphasized the portrait neckline. Her was a circlet of fresh "flowers and ivy leaves and she carried a round cluster of garden spring flowers.

White short gloves and dyed-to-match shoes completed her outfit. Matron of honor, Mrs. Sarah Douglas of Pasadena, and bridesmaids, Miss Norma Smith of Dickinson, Miss Carol Scholz of San Antonio and Miss Sandra Stock, sister of the groom of El Campo, were dressed in frosted shades of mint'green and lavender in a design the same as the maid of honor. Wayne Zimmerman of Frederic was best man. Groomsmen were Ross Schmidt of Houston, Kent Ericson of San Antonio, Kenneth Gerner of Post, and Gene Weir of El Campo.

Performing usher duties were Gene Ekenstam, Edward Dunk, Donald Groba and Joe Stock. Ann Bevel, flowergirl, was dressed in an embroidered silk organza design fashioned with sleeves and full skirt. Her headpiece was a circlet of white and pink flowers and she carried a basket of rose petals. Houseparty members for the re- ception'held in the church parlor were Mrs. Irene Cottingham, Miss Lyn Klages, Miss Clare Miss Margo Mueller, Miss Virginia Mrs.

Bonnie Zimmerman, Miss Margaret Bevel and Miss Karen Wheeler. serving table, laid. with a cloth decorated with a double ruffle of silver embroidered tulle, held the sterling silver punch service flanked by candelabra. A miniature, bride, and groom topped the three tiered wedding cake. Centerpiece was the bride's bouquet- On the coffee table was a rice tree.

Rice bags tied with pastel colors were distributed by Miss Bevel and Miss Miss Mueller registered the guests. For traveling, the bride wore a blue silk linen suit with white patent bag and shoes, white'hat and After Sept. 1, they will be at home in Pasadena where the bride will teach English at Pasadena High School. She will graduate from: Texas Lutheran College a BA degree in June. Stock is a graduate of Texas Luth eran College and is employed af a social worker by the state.

outgoing president; 'Miss Lill, incoming president; MRS DAVID DUANE STOCK Double Ring Vows AN INVITATION TO ALL JUNE BRIDES DIN ITU III Donna Shannon Is Entertained Barbecue and swimming party entertained Donna Shannon, recent graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, a the Humble Country Club. Hostesses were Mrs. R. Lander and Mrs.

J. C. Huron, sisters of the honoree. A barbecue menu was served the guests, Bonnie Bond, Jane Didrikscn, Yvonne D'Olive, Judy Ann Frazier, Judy Lynn Frazier, Missi Heffelfinger, Joyce Kim- morts, Rosemary Kent, Sue Martin, Anne Melinger, Dianne Milner, Kay Post, Jo Layne Reese, Pat Sobotik, Kathy Stephenson, Gayle Wallace and Betsy Wilson. Tacky Breakfast Fetes Francis, Joy Something new in the way of a breakfast a tacky breakfast was given in honor of Francis Bryan and Joy Bryan recently in the Jack H.

Wagnon home, 313 Greenbriar, with Mrs. Wagnon as hostess. Francis is a Robert E. Lee High School graduate and her Blater, Joy, is a graduate of Cedar Bayou Junior High. included Barbara Confer, Hetert Optyahefc, Dorothy Andter- fon, Patty Katy Afl sister erf WHS And Mrs.

Albert Bryan, mother of tne gacfi ot the A crynoJ Mr. And Mrs. J. McKnight Return Ffbm Mexico Trip Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmie McKnight who were married recently in St. Mary's Catholic Church in La Porte, have returned from a honeymoon to Acapulco, Mexico. The newlyweds are now at home at Quakwood Apartments on McGregor Way in Houston. The bride is the former Miss Sandra. Lee Bogard, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed F. Martin of La Porte. A graduate of Lee College, She attended Sam Houston State Teachers College and Sacred Heart Dominican College. McKnight, son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. McKnight of Channelview, was graduated from Robert E. Lee High School.

He attended four years of electrical and is now employed at Fisk Electric Co. in Houston. The Father James Quin- lau of'La Porte ministered the double ring vows. Music was provided by L. J.

Schevender, organist, and Mrs. Margaret Schwender. For her wedding, the bride selected a gown of ivory peau de sole with re-embroidered Alencon lace'as trim. Her veil was of silk illusion and she carried lily of the valley and white roses. She was given in marriage by her father.

Mrs. Meredith Wilson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor with Mrs. Jerry Mitchner, cousin of the bride, Miss Sherry Savoy of Orange and Miss Paula Berth- ilot of Victoria, as bridesmaids. The attendants were dressed in turquoise peau de sole and each carried a single red rose. Flower girls were Jerri Ann Mitchner and Molly Mitchner with Drew Wilson as ringbearer.

Jimmy Summers was best man. Groomsmen were Bill Pryor of Palestine, Tex. Ronald Spartis and Edwin Moore. Ushering duties were performed by. John Bogard, brother of the bride, Bruce Moore and Raymond Poland.

JIMMIE McKNlGHT Wedding Trip To Mexico Delta Kappa Members Plan For Austin Gonyeritibn Members of the Kappa Gamma Society are making plans to attend the Alpha State Convention June 7-10 at the Driskill Hotel in Austin, the birthplace and International headquarters of the society. Representing Epsilon Psi Chapter 'will be Alvera Griffin, Lila Mrs. of convention. Mrs. Norman P.

Neureiter of the Tours and Travel Agency is assisting. Charted buses from Houston, Dallas, El Paso and Amarillo will meet at.a designated point and go as a convoy -to Philadelphia for the convention, tours on the Dudley Huckabee, chairman membership; and Mrs C. Strauss, second vice president and social chairman. These members will attend spe- cial'interest programs and group meetings; ff- Gamma Nu Chapter will be represented by Mrs. Jack Hartt, incoming president; and Miss Ethel Henson, outgoing president.

Mrs. Janie chairman of the committee on Necrology, will direct the ceremony for deceased.members of the society Sunday in the Crystal Ballroom. 64 names to be placed in the Book of Memories will be Mrs. It'''Gregory, a former member of Epsilon Psi Chapter. Miss Zora Ellis, international president, will be speaker for the Presidents' Dinner Friday The Birthday Luncheon, Open House at DKG headquarters and the Founders' Dinner will be.

Saturday. Mrs. Eunah Holden, past executive secretary, will be the dinner speaker. The Continental Breakfast will be held Sunday in the Maximilian Room. Mrs.

Ethel Sloan, state president of Houston, Jand' her officers and committees, and the Austin Chapters are in charge of convention arrangements for members of the DKG Society, an international honorary organization for women in education. At the state convention in Austin, definite plans will be made for the International DKG Convention to be held Aug. -9-11 at the Bellyue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs.

Hartt, chairman of the transportation committee for Texas, is scheduling definite reservations for members to attend the buses will be included in the special rate to DKG members, Mrs. Hartt said. Miss Odom And. Wheeler Wed Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Odom of Baytown announce the marriage of their daughter, Charlotte Lee, to Michael M. Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Galveston. The couple exchanged vows May 23 in Houston.

QRROOIIY mm ot Mr. an 4 Mm, ItavM IWfr MM WMtt 4V nmi ivn Af Sight-seeing side air conditioned ames Mrs. and Mrs. B.L. Foster are Saturday for a months vacation.

1 He' will be visiting friends and in Ohio and- i and is planning; a. leisurely visit on a ranch near Brenham. Mi-s. Gladys Ellis', creative writing class at Lee College concluded the year's activities; with the 'formal" pres en tatipn Shabby Awards atVdinner-recently in the home of Mrs. John Leslie.

awards! Mrs. lUta tVomach received a of "Literature of Our Times'V as first place in toe short stories; category. Gwen Wright took home Red Poem" for her juvenile stories of the sea. Mrs. Kuby Heaner-s serious poetry took that agory with the prize; i'Sohgs from the John Sexton won first place in category winning a copy of "The Prophet" copy went to Mrs.

Marie -Miller. Mrs. C. N. Sutphiri placed'first in article writing, receiving an edition of "Style Guide to Writing." Mrs.

Ellis said the clasg will be open again next fall. Mrs. M. E. Schiller, who with her husband has just returned from 14 months in the Pacific, will show slides the countries they visited at the Tuesday night meeting the 'Business and Professional Women's Club.

The program will.be at 7:30 p.m. in the Community House. Her show will include pictures from Australia, New Zealand and the Fiji Islands. Mrs. J.

Dietz, 2010 Carolina, was a recent hostess to her canasta group, the Amitie Club. Ardent canasta fans, they include Mrs. J. M. Ponder, Mrs.

G. R. Bloodgood and Mrs. C. Caldwell.

The humerous poetry prize, ipy of Mi S. Pinafore," Miss Bacon, Tucker Tell Final Plans Miss Sharon Bacon and Troy Tucker announce final plans for Jieir. wedding to be at 7 p.m. June 15 in the Lakewood Church of Christ. Friends of the couple are invited through the press to attend the wedding.

Miss Patty Walsh will be maid of honor and bridesmaids will be rtiss Sharon Hood and Miss Betty liley. Jo Beth Bacon, sister of the bride-elect, will be flower girl. Paul Rogers will be best man and serving as groomsmen will be Trent Campbell and Kent Chad, dick. Candles will be lighted by Hiss Shirley Bishop and Phillip 'rater, nephew of the Mure iroom. A reception will follow the MISS LILA Lill, incoming president of Epsilon Psf Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, and Mrs.

"'Jack Hartt, incoming president of Gamma Nu Chapter, will represent the society at the Alpha State Convention June 7-10 at the Drislcill Hotel in Austin. Other Baytown members planning to attend are Dr. Alyera Griffin, Mrs. Dudley Huckabee, Mrs. George E.

Smith, Mrs. H. C. Strauss and Miss Ethel Henson. Mrs.

Shaw's Piano Students To articipate In Recital Saturday Mrs, Allen Shaw will present students froni her piano classes in recital at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Community House. The public may attend. Students to participate are Debbie Johnson, Dixie Sliipp, Barbara Kunze, Belinda Balser, Debbie Baker, Beverly Zubik, Lssa Cokcr, Penny Sharp, Ina Katherine Davis, Jerry Balke, Charles Strauss, Martha Strauss, Robert Grochaske, Don Rogers. Donna Rogers, Kathy Eichelberger, Johnny Bright.

Also, Carla McKinney, Mike Mullen, Susan Harrison, Patty Harrison, Charlotte Odom, Debbie Potts, Kathy Walters, Gayle Edwards, Gayla Grecr, Stephanie Greet, Gregory Garrett, Patty Garrett, John Bull, Jackie Witten, Pat Rogers, Janie Reed, Donna Reed, Euna Graham, Carolyn, Townwnd, Ann Lusk, Lee Gill, eri Gill, Cindji Orms, Penny Orms, Nancy Barclay and VicW Barclay. WiSttcsrtte! tiwrft Ml be by National Teadwrs' Guild to MatlMt SlwiWB, DebbW Greer, Gary Odorn, Dixie Shipp, Robert Grochaske. Ina Katherine Davis, Carla McKinney and Mike Mullen. Sharp, Penny Orms. Nancy Bur- clay, Vkki Barely, Stephanie Boy Graduates; His Parents Get Ovation GREENVILLE.

N-C. (AP) There was a standing ovation for Mr. and Mrs. W. Ihcir 13th child was graduated from high school here.

Ten of the children of the retired farmer have graduated from college, two are attending college, and Sammy, the13th Mayo graduated from Ross Hill High Thursday night. He is enrolled at North Carolina State College for the fall term. All of the Mayos are good students. Several of them master's degrees and four of the Mayos are with the National Aeronautics and Space Adminto- tratfon. moo, Mrs.

Harry Litzenberg and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lake, Houston.

Channelview guests included Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Ramsey, Mis.

W. D. Tharp, Hugh Brown, Mrs. W. P.

Summers, Mrs. G. C. lYiddeU, Mr. and Mrs.

Tex Spates and Mrs. John A. Slack. JONES NMITWECO. The reception was held in the Houston Yacht Club.

Houseparty members were Miss Mary; Berry if Dublin, Ireland, Miss Peggy Wilhown, Miss Savoy and Miss Berthilot. White orchids and white roses decorated the reception table vhich held a three tiered wedding cake. For traveling the bride selected an ivory silk suit with blue or- hat and ivory accessories. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs.

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