The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 14

14 THE FREEPORT, TEXAS, BRAZOSPORT Sunday, Dec. 4, FACTS 1940 Every Mother wants to own $1.00 Holds any item 'HI XMAS Cornelias EASY NO INTEREST NO CARRY. ING CHARGES A BIRTHSTONE FOR EACH CHILD From $25.00 in 14 gold LEE'S Credit 207 W. 2nd FREEPORT BRAZOSPORT VILLAGE SHOPPING -CENTER LAKE JACKSON PALM CENTER SHOPPING CENTER ANGLETON MR. AND MRS, DONNIE SELLERS Wed In Jones Creek Baptist Church -Photo by W.

F. Elliott You Are Cordially Invited to Worshta With Us FIRST Baptist church Shanka, Clute Sunday Schbol 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 Lam. Sunday Evening Worship. Wednesday Service, 7 p.m.

Independent Baptist Church "It does make a difference, What you believe" GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SUITS adies DRESSES Further 3 Piece Styles Reductions Ret. 0.1 1's 10. 00. Save Up To PRICE talies SHOES BLOUSES Values to ,8.00 $2 3 3" 25h Girls DRESSES 0: Va ur: to ,1.00 SHIRTS PRICE 61 KNIT TOPS BLOUSES Me. SHIRTS 1.

'N 5199 2 for rues 29 2 for 2 4 'n SHOES Var re VESTS SLEEVELESS SWEATERS al 01 13 ditti4 6" 9" 241 BRASSIERES GIRDLES 25 10 50 OFF SLEEPWEAR SWEATERS OfF TOWELS WASH CLOTHS 88 8 for 1 Summer I Merchandiser Reduced More Sellers- Barnhart vows said in double ring ceremony Miss Jackie Barnhart and Donnie Sellers were united in marriage in a candlelight service I me 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 23, in Jones Creek Baptist Church. The bride la the daughter of Mr. and Mra, Barnhart, Route 1, Freeport.

The groom's parents are Mr. and Mra. T. G. Sellers, 427 AzaLake Jackson.

The Rev. E. E. Smithart led the couple in their double ring vows at an altar decorated with a basket of white chrysanthemuma and a pair of candelabra, each holding 14 tapers. Matt Medlock was soloist, accompanied by Jackle Denton.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an empire gown of white peau de sole, featuring a lace jacket with bracelet- -length, bell sleeves. The skirt swept into a chapel train. The gown was made by the bride's sister, Mra. 0, L. Bellar.

The bride's tour -tiered veil of tulle was held by a cluster of satin roses. She carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums, carnations and rosebuds accented with English Ivy. Mrs. Bellar was the matron of honor. Bridesmald was Miss Pat Morgan, Panhellenic meeting set Monday The Brazosport Area Panhellenic of the National Pan.

hellenic Conference invites its members to come to the Monday, Dec. 5 meeting at 7:30 p.m. Hostess for the evening will be Mrs. Don Hood, 6 Pine Place, in Angleton, Co- hostesses will be Mrs. Don Norman and Mrs.

Warren Sears. Mrs. Jewel Huggins will present a program on Holiday Decorations. Any Intersated member of a sorority of the National Panhellenic Conterence is invited to come. They are asked to call the president, Mra.

Joe Cain, CY 7-4534 or secretary, Mrs. Ron Martin, CY 7-2317 for formation." They were gowned alike in aqua satin. The bell shaped skirts were worn length. Tommy David Sellers was his brother's best man. George Lunsford was groomsman, and Orville Bellar and Richard Barnhart lighted the candles and also served an ushers.

For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Barnhart chose a belge brocade two-plece suit. The mother of the groom was attired in a turquoise and white three-plece suit. Members of the house party for the reception, held at the church following the ceremony, were Mrs. Richard Holiday Barnhart, who served cake; Mrs.

A. Zengerie, presiding at the punch service; and Mrs. Rhonda Sellers who registered quests. For going away, the new Mra. Spiller chose a twoplece suit of powder blue knit.

After a wedding tripto Eagle Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Sellers are making their home in San Marcos. They are both graduates of Brazosport High School. The bride has been employed by Public Finance Corp, secretary.

The groom student at Southwest Texas State College and is working part-time as a school annual photographer. hostesses tell revival secrets Even when the whole family helps, holidays are hard on today's hostess, In addition to her usual Jobs of housework and family shopping, she must shop for gifts and cards, plan special menus, bake holiday cakes and cookies, and prepare for both Invited and unexpected guests. Yet some women breeze merrily through these activIlles and still manage to be fresh and delightful companIons when hubby returns from work. To learn how they revive themselves, the makers of Bayer Aspirin conducted a spot check across the country, and came up with some Interesting answers that may bene fit others, One Oklahoma mother of three says she plans each day in writing during the holidays. She also pencils in home a and shopping chores for each member of the fainily.

Into every day's schedule goes 30 minutes "self -time" in which she rests, showers, changes clothes and redoes her makeup. This smart hostess never tries to "find" time, she makes It: In Southern California, where summer -like heat accompanies hectic Christmas activities, the mother of two teen age girls has a "slowdown" time Set each day. Gil Scout news Gil news TROOP 494 LAKE JACKSON Girl Scout Troop 494 held their after Dedication and Fly- Up ceremony recently during the weekly meeting in the Little House. and Second and third year Junfor Girl Scouts rededicated themselves by having a candle lighting ceremony. Thirteen candles represented the 10 laws and the threepart promise, Mrs.

Betty Kelth, leaden, presented membership stars to Nell Blair, Betty Brown, Lynn Daniel, Susan Hendrickson, Irene Kottle, Suzanne Spell, Terry Vaughan, Lynn Coleman, Debra Diver, Melissa Griffin, Anita Haish, And, Deane Harvell, Linda Hughes, Margerie Johnson, Cynthia Russek, Patricia Stork, Yvette Vernor and Kathy Winn, First year Juntor Girl Scouts tormed the Brownie ring with their Brownie leadera, Mrs. Laura Rollwage, Mrs. Joyce Vernor and Mrs. Lilisa Dye, end were presented the membership stars and wings. They escorted the girls to the bridge that they crossed into Junior Girl Scouting, The Girl Scout Promise was recited and Junior Girl Scout leader, Mrs.

Betty Vaughan, presented the girls with their pins and welcomed them into Junior Girl Scouting. Brownie Fly-Ups were Gay Lynn Barter, Cathleen Crabtree, Susan Danford, Mary Dye, Nanette Ester, Karole Keith, Dewn Keith, Doris Morrow, Ronde Robinson, Dianne Warren, Lindsey Wilson a and Church meeting LAKE JACKSON The first meeting of the committee on church renewal will be held Dec. 18 at 6:30 in the Lake Jackson First Christian Church. All those who have been contacted and have agreed to work 00 this committee are asked to attend at this time. HOLIDAY WORKSHOP I SET DEC.

9 LAKE JACKSON The Activity Room of the Recreation Building may well resemble Santa's workshop at 10 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 9, when Holiday Workshop will be held to show gift and Christmas wrapping ideas. The workshop is being sponsored by the City of Lake Jackson Recreation Dept. and will be conducted by the local Home Demonstration Club with Mra.

J. F. Sima as project chair. man. The workshop is open to the public without charge, door prize will be given.

Traditional and novelty gift wrapping will be demonstrated, as well as decorating and gift ideas, There will be a Christmas trees of net, wreaths made of burlap, Santa Claus mobiles, and decorations created from pine Mrs. Simms said. Assisting Mrs. Simms will be Mrs. Davis, Mrs.

Ford Wales, Mrs. G. T. Sikes and Mrs. Travis Fleming, She spreads Chriatmas shopping over several weeks, never spending mure than two hours at it each day.

Back home, she begins dinner, then slows down with simple yoga exercises. (Continued on Page 15) Stewarts on 50th CLUTE A white and gold theme was carried out Indecorations and refreshments for an open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart on their Golden Wedding Anniversary Nov. 27.

An arrangement of gold gladioli and mums, a gift from the empluyees of the First State Bank of Clute, centered the refreshment table. Hosts for the event were the couple's children, Mr. and Mrs. Dilly Stewart of Lake Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Rigall of Clute. Mrs. Rigall and Mrs.

Billy Stewart served coffee and cake. A gold mum corsage, complementing her blue knit threepiece suit, was presented to the honoree. Richwood Baptist RICHWOOD The Church Cabinet of Richwood First Baptist Church will meet this afternoon at 4. The Youth Choir will meet at 5 p.m. For Diaper Pins Baby Shower Gifts Infant and Toddler Wear or Complete Furniture for the Nursery SEE BABYLAND 213 E.

Park, Freeport About 75 guests were regiatered at a table carrying out the gold and white theme. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart also received long distance phone calls throughout the afternoon from numerous friends and relatives, Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart were married in Menard, Tex. They have lived in this area about eight years. He is a retired bookkeeper. In addition to their two children, the Stewarts have two AFTER CLEARANCE SALE tushion Show Place Mite Sharon Atkins. Refreshments were served after the ceremony, Members of the Troop Committee are Mrs.

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