Alamogordo Daily News from Alamogordo, New Mexico • Page 11

Miss Goforth, Dr. Busby Are Wed In Formal Ceremony Miss Cathleen Anne Goforth! became the bride of Dr. Leslie V. Busby in a formal, double-! ring wedding Sept. 18 at Grace 1 United Methodist Church in Alamogordo.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jordan of 1310 Hawaii in Alamogordo and Jospeh K. Goforth of Black Range Lodge. Kingston.

She is the granddaughter of Mrs. W. H. Acklin of Santa Rita and the late W. H.

Acklin. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. L. D. Busby of Roswell and San Angelo, and the last L.

D. Busby. He is the grand-1 son of J. R. Busby of Roswell and the late Mrs.

Busby and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coppin of San Angelo.

Rev. Don Forsman officiated during the ceremony before an altar flanked by pink and white gladioli in tall baskets. Mrs. W. R.

Orr was organist. Special music included the themes from and and The bride was given in marriage by Joseph K. Goforth and were an Empire-styled gown of white satin. The Juliet bo- d'ce was highlighted with pearls also accented the deep cuffs and high neckline. She (wore a Juliet pearl headpiece and veil and her short train was of white bridal satin.

The bride was attended by Miss Margaret Gates of Artesia as maid of honor. Bridesmaid was Miss Mary Caron of Alamogordo. Miss Gates wore an Empire-styled, formal-length gown of candy pink ruffled at the neckline and sleeves. Hjr pink, tiered veil was held in place by a circlet of pearls and she carried a nosegay bouquet of pink rosebuds tied with matching velvet streamers. Miss Caron wore a matching MR.

AMD MRS. LELAND J. M. GRIFFEN Vows Exchanged In Sacramento Church Garden Wedding Is Held Miss Da non Elaine Austin became the bride of Bob G. Wells in a garden ceremony held Sept.

5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holland at 1602 Arizona in Alamogordo. T. A.

Grice officiated during the wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Austin of 1204 Maple in Alamogordo. Wells is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Jones of Miami, Fla. Pianist, Mrs. Phillio Taylor, played special selections including the theme from and and My Given in marriage by her father. the bride wore a formal- length gown of white bridal satin fashioned with a bodice of Chantilly lace. long, tapered lace sleeves and a Chapel-train also of lace.

Matching lace ap- pliques highlighted the skirt. The gown was made by her mother. A headpiece of seed-pearled 1 tulle roses held in place the bride's fingertip-length veil and she carried a cascade bouquet i of white carnations tied with 1 ce and satin streamers. In her shoe she carried a lucky sixpence and a penny minted in the year of her birth. Maid of honor was Miss Erin Austin, sister of the bride.

Miss Sheila Lundy of Lubbock. as bridesmaid, i Miss Austin wore a formal; length gown of periwinkle blue i embroidered taffeta styled in an Empire mode with cape sleeves of sheer twinkle chiffon. A matching bow held in place her tulle veil and she carried a nosegay of blue and white carnations tied with white satin streamers. Her long gloves dies in silver holders. A cutwork Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm Almond, and slippers also were of pen- table cloth belonging to the uncle and aunt of the groom of winkle blue. Alto. N.M.: Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce DR. AND MHS. V. BUSBY MRS. BOB G.

WELLS ensemble in lime green and her bv pink, green and white can- Madden of Sydney, Australia: nosegay bouquet was of green tinged rosebuds. Bruce Connor Portales was grandmother. Mrs. W. H.

best man. Groomsman was Tom Acklin. covered the table. Silver and Tod of Portales; Mr. Conner of Roswell and ushers and crystal appointments were and Mrs.

Tommy Conner of Ros were Rex Gates of Artesia and used. Miss gown was styled GARDEN, 12 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED SANTA FE The SURVEY UNDER WAY SANTA FE fAPI The De- Steve and Malcolm Darrough of Roswell, nephews of the groom, Mrs. Jordan wore a street Alamogordo High and Miss Environmental Improve- partment of Hospitals and Insti- ment Agency released the tutions is conducting a state- schedule Friday of the Atlantic- ide survey to identify total re- Richfield Co. Clean Air Cara- sources for drug abuse preven- van. The caravan checks motor tion and treatment The PHI said vehicles free of charge to see if it has mailed more than 500 well; Mr.

and Roy Rat- Busby a blue and red suit. School of Silver City; Mr. and Mrs. Following a honeymoon at the 5 Su- Williams of El Paso; Mr. Cloudcroft Lodge the couple is sanne Robbins of Albuquerque and Mrs.

Bill Russell, great aunt at home in Alamogordo here haust emissions. The caravan clinics, universities and colleg- jj. length dress of candy pink with assisted with the reception cour- and uncle of the bride of Dem- Dr. Busby is an optometrist and will be in Albuquerque Monday es, school districts, state and tn 3 UCa green carnation corsage. Mrs.

ing; and Miss Louise Morgan of the new Mrs. Busby is a French through Sunday, Oct. 10. It will private agencies, and Special guests at the wedding Paso. teache For going away the new Mrs.

School Busby chose a grey and white Sacramento Methodist Assem- as bly was the setting for the to Dallas, Tex. cent wedding of Miss Marsha Following the honeymoon they with a white carnation cor-, included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dai Ruth Secrest and Leland James will be at home in Las Cruces Mark Griffen. The bride Is the daughter of Mexico State University.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Secrest of they are releasing polluting ex- questionnaires to hospitals and emissions. The lilt: new mid.

ousuy id riciiLii iiuuugti ounuoy, vrwt. iv. it teacher at Alamogordo High'be in Santa Fe Oct. 12; Roswell correctional resources and city Oct. 13.

and Las Cruces Oct. 15. and township officials. sage and Mrs. Goforth wore a rough, sister and brother-in-law where the groom is a senior at ar.

nf crrnrim anH Sfpvp 2401 Harvard, Alamogordo. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Griffen of Artesia. A POLITICAL BUDGET maries.

of white and orchid carnations retroactive and gladioli. Mrs. James Griffen was organist and played special selections including the theme from and and the The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal- length gown of white satin fashioned with a high neckline and long, tapered lace sleeves, ruf-j fled at the wrists. A headpiece of lace held in place her veil of illusion and she carried a single white orchid atop a white-satin- covered Bible with white streamers and stephanotis. Mrs.

Shirley Milburn and Miss Kay Blount attended the bride and wore street-length gowns of orchid. Each carried a bouquet of white carnations tipped in orchid and tied with white and orchid streamers. David Griffen served as his best man. Ushers and groomsmen were Robert Beekman and Wayne Griffin, cousin of the bridegroom. Ricky Parkison was candle- lighter.

For her wedding Mrs. Secrest wore a lime green ensemble. The mother wore a turquoise suit. A reception followed the wedding in the church hall. An orchid and white theme was used.

The guest book was attended by Mrs. John Secrest, of Phoenix, Ariz. A three-tiered white frosted cake, trimmed in orchid, centered a table covered with white lace accented with violet ribbon and sprays of lily of the valley, and decorated with a white and orchid floral arrangement. The table was covered with an orchid cloth under a white Belgian lace cloth, and highlight ed with white and orchid candles. Special guests included Mr and Mrs.

L. E. Marshall, grand- irents of the bride of Carlsbad; r. and Mrs. John Secrest, the brother and sister-in- law of Phoenix, and Angela; Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Bishop and Brenda of Ruidoso; Mr. and Don Parkison, Ricky and the sister and family of Alamogordo. Also among the special guests were, Mrs. Etta D.

Griffen, the bride- Broom's grandmother of Arte.s pa; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Grifien and daughters of Mayhill; Mr and Mrs, Burel Carney and daughters of Albuquerque; Mr pnd Mrs. John Achen and Lu Inn ol Artesia and Mr. and Mrs red Griffen of Mayhill.

The bride wore an apricot lin 1 suit trimmed with beige lace tangerine, street-length dress ac- of the groom, and Steve, Mal- cented with a corsage of white colm and Deborah all of Ros- carnations. well; Mr Mrs. Roy Rat- A reception followed the cere- cliffe, sister and brother in-law of the groom and Theresa, Honda, Denise, and Cheryl all of Ruidoso; Mrs. Acklin, the grandmother, Mr. and Addin, uncle the bride and to last May 's pri- The cake, which was made by Bruce, Sean.

Jim and Tim Ack- Mrs. Lola Tucker, was flanked lin all of Albuquerque; Mrs. H. mony at the Church. A three- FRANKFORT, Ky.

(AP) tiered cake, decorated with can- Nominees for governor this fall dy pink and lime green ro6es, Dr. Bryon Hall officiated dur- have agreed to restrict their was t0PPed traditional ing the double-ring ceremony be- tV bride and groom figurines and W. H. fore an altar flanked bv baskets $m000' centered the bride's table. and aunt of COTTON Panties 100 lurk LARGE SIZES ONI GROUP Dresses Regular $3500 $4000 $45 $50 $5500 $40 ond $65 DAY 03500 450 Qewel't 5 4 On New York at 904 437-1924 Dollar Day Monday, Oct.

4th DOORS OPEN 9:00 A.M. SHARP ONE RACK FORMALS REDUCED REDUCED 89 DRESSES 5 15 ONE RACK MATERNITY DRESSES or SPORTSWEAR REDUCED SHOP OUR BARGAIN TABLES BRAS BLOUSES GLOVES SHOES TOPS PIXIES PANTS SKIRTS TOPS PANTS SKIRTS JAMAICAS SKIRTS PANTS TOPS PAJAMAS BELTS GLOVES TOPS HATS 'too Tray LAST DAY COSTUME Save JEWELRY On fnck Golden Earrings Pins Or Necklaces 5-lb. Thinner REDUCED PLAYTEX Vl GIRDLE WHILE OUR STOCK LASTS 176 PAIR NYLON HOSE VALUES TO 100 Pair ALL MERCHANDISE CASH NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS NO LAYAWAYS 906 New York Avenue ALL MERCHANDISE CASH NO RETURNS NO ALTERATIONS NO CHARGES Sunday, October 3. 1971 ALAMOGORDO (NM) DAILY NEWS 11.