The Wellington Leader from Wellington, Texas • Page 4

Mrs. Roy Collins Members of First Baptist Church The Rev. and Mrs. Roy Col- of pink gladioli and chrysanlins, opened their home themums. Sunday afternoon to members Co-hosts for the event were of First Baptist Church.

Mrs. Leonard Karnes, Mrs. Refreshments were served Rufus Sweat, Mrs. Truman Es from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. with a tes, and Mrs.

Harold Keller. large group attending. The Rev. and Mrs. Collins The serving table was laid moved to Wellington August 2 with a lace cloth and appointed from Amarillo.

They have three in crystal and silver. The cen-! children, Lori Lin, '10; Jim terpiece was an arrangement Bob, and Timmy, one. Ko Shari Introduces Three Pledges at Presentation Ball on Friday "To Rome with Love" was of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brownthe theme used by Ko Shari ing; in its fall presentation ball on Cathy Singley, daughter of Friday evening, August 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Jones Singley, son The event was held in Center. Bura of escorted Mrs. by Dan Andy Henard; and' Henard, Handley Community Bill Hatch was master of cer- Phyllis Thomas, daughter of emonies, and Sandra McGill, Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney Jackson, president, welcomed the guests. of escorted Mr. and by Mrs. Mark B.

Killian, Killian: Three pledges were present- Girls who served were Toni ed: Sherry Gray, daughter of Taylor, Lucy Sullivan, Jean Ann Mrs. Wayne Gray, by Owens, Geney Morrow, Pam escorted Denny son of Mr. and Mitchell, Pam Black, Jenny Mrs. E. Carter, Earnest, Della Shumate, Betty Shannon Holland, daughter of Burba and Judy Chandler, Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Holland, Ko Shari sponsors were Mrs. escorted by Keith Martin, son Sam McGill, Mrs.

Jimmy of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mar- Cochran, and' Mrs. Billy Wiltin; and kerson. Edi Watkins, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Watkins, escorted by Mike Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Six seniors were recognized, following a custom of the club.

They were: Betsy Castleberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobo Castleberry, escorted by John DeVoss, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. DeVoss; Carey Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis, escorted by Jimmy Neeley, son of Mrs. C.

C. Atkinson; Sandra McGill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McGill, escorted by. Danny West, son of Mrs.

Willie West; Linda Orr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Orr, esI corted by Roger Browning, son Society News THE WELLINGTON (TEXAS) LEADER Thursday, August 27, 1970 Mrs.

James Randolph Ward Irene Young, James R. Ward Say Vows in Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Episcopal Church in, Fort Worth was the setting for the wedding of Miss Glenna Irene Young of Corpus Christi and James Randolph Ward of Fort Worth at two o'clock Saturday afternoon, August 22. The Reverend M. Gayland Pool, rector, performed the ceremony. The parents of the bride are Mr.

and Mrs. William Tiffin Young, 1105 Prince Street, Corpus Christi. She is also the granddaughter of Mrs. S. L.

Lindsey and Mr. and Mrs. Tiffin Young of Wellington. Mr. and Mrs.

James Ward of Kilgore are the bridegroom's parents. Wedding music was presented by George Ramsey of Waxahachie. Mr. Young gave his daughter in marriage. A wedding gown of silk organza over peau de soie and Alencon lace in Victorian design was selected by the bride.

The bodice had a high lace collar and lace caplets over the Juliet sleeves, which were cuffed with lace. The billowing full skirt fell to formal length and a detachable train was trimmed with Alencon lace. Her veil was a full-length mantilla of cage design, in illusion and lace, She carried a bouquet which was a cascade of white cattleya orchids surrounded by phalaenopsis orchids. Miss Peggy Nethery of homa City was. the maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Susan Chandoha of Rosita, Coahuila, Mexico, and Miss Cynthia Beck of Fort Worth.

They wore hot pink chiffon juliet gowns, with the full sleeves and bodices trimmed with floral braid. Each carried a single long-stemmed rose. The best man was Kenneth W. Ward of Kilgore, brother of the bridegroom, and ushers were John E. McDanel III of Alamosa, Colorado and Steve W.

of Port Worth. The flower girl and ringbearer were Sheri Ferguson of Arlington, cousin of the bride, and Jimmy Hollingsworth of Fort Worth. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Young were hosts at a champagne reception in the Green Oaks Inn, Fort Worth.

were Mrs. William L. Bess of Members of the house party Forth Worth, Miss Trena Kay Pike of Amarillo, cousin of the bride, Miss Trudy Matyoka and Mra. Samuel L. Smith Gladlin of Fort Worth, and Miss King of Corpus Christi.

After their, wedding trip will to New Orleans, the couple Who's New in the Wellington Are Mrs. Glean Canyon are the Jimmy Bridal Shower Friday Evening Honors Kathy Kiker, August Bride bridal shower was given for Miss Kathy Kiker Friday evening, August 21, in the Farm Bureau Hospitality Room. She is the bride-elect of Dale Quail YH Elects Monday Quail Young Homemakers met Monday evening, August 24, in the Home Economics Cottage to elect officers for the coming year. The new president is Mrs. Carl Wischkaemper, who succeeds Mrs.

Donald Langley; Mrs. N. E. Childers, vice president; Mrs. Dan Guthrie, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.

Delbert White, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Loyd Langley, reporter; and Mrs. Donald Langley, parliamentarian. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Childers, Mrs.

Wischkaemper, Mrs. Donald Langley, Mrs. John All Thomas, Mrs. White, Mrs. Sue Shields, Mrs.

Raymond, Ross, Mrs. Guthrie, Loyd Langley, and three new members, Mrs. Pauline Bias, Mrs. Ross Oatman, and Mrs. Lonnte Needham.

Refreshments were served by the 1969-70 slate of officers. Graves of Littlefield. Hostesses were Mrs. J. B.

Mrs. Milford Harris, Mrs. C. King, Mrs. Robert L.

Moody, Mrs. Gene Morrow, Mrs. John Wolf, Mrs. C. A.

Wilbur, Mrs. Tom Ferguson, Mrs. Robert posey, Mrs. A. L.

Cartwright, Mrs. R. H. Isbell, Mrs. George Scott and Mrs.

J. W. Gollihugh. Mrs. King welcomed the guests and presented them to Miss Kiker and her mother, Mrs.

Melvin Kiker. Miss Paula Kiker, sister of the honoree, registered the The serving table guests. was covered with a white lace cloth and crystal appointments were used. The centerpiece was an atrangement of crepe myrtle and barberry, with pink and deep rose candles in the background. Jacqueline King poured.

Miss Kiker and Mr. Graves will be married August 28 In First United Methodist Church in Tulla. of the organization of the Republican Party. Botanically speaking, the toFRUIT mato is a fruit. But legally, it is a vegetable, according to a 1893 Supreme Court ruling.

Feb. 28, 1854 marked date Mrs. Mark Ryan Sims Cherry Lewis, Mark Sims Marry in Church Ceremony Saturday Evening be at home in San Angelo. A graduate of Richard King High School, Corpus Christi, the bride is a senior at Texas Christian University. The bridegroom, a Kilgore High School graduate, received the Bachelor of Arts degree and is a candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Texas Christian University.

He is now assistant, professor of history at Angelo State University, San Angelo. Members of Hartman Family Gather For Annual Reunion Here Sunday The Hartman family held its annual reunion in Bura ley Community Center Sunday, August 23, devoting the day to visiting. Earl Patterson furnished the pit barbecue which was served at noon. During the short business session, D. F.

Lacy was elected president; E. H. Hartman, vice president, and Mrs. Ronnie Hartman, secretary. Relatives attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Killian; Mr. and L. W. Hartman; Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Chandler of Amarillo; Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

White, Pat and Lisa; Mr. and -Mrs. Cliff Hartman; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Patterson, Bart and Pam; Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Patterson, Teresa, Kathy Mrs. C. Wells; Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hartman; and Mrs.

D. F. Lacy; Mr. and Mrs. M.

W. Hartman of Lone Star; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hartman, Earl, Steve and Lisa; Warren L. Merrell; Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie Hartman and Tim; Rodney White and Jan White. Visitors were Kelly Cook and Jan Cook of Albuquerque, N.M., Mr. and Mrs. 1 Palo Cummings, Ike Rogers and Mr.

and Mrs. Drury Lacy. CLEANING TIPS Here are some cleaning tips for stylish leather-like cottons. Leathery vinyl with a cotton backing should be cleaned with a sudsy sponge. Cotton leather that has a silicone finish comes in washable versions and can be dry-cleaned as well.

Miss Marie Berryman and her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berryman of Lubbock have returned home after a threeweeks trip to Tacoma, where they visited the Berrymans' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Marsh.

They also went on into Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Euris Phipps, Jim and Jan, of Amarillo, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. 0. Wilkerson and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Phipps, and with her brother, Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Wilkerson and Bobby, Original Field Notes of 1891 Collingsworth County Survey will be sold by the page to benefit the Shamrock Library Building Fund Friday and Saturday, Sept. 4 5 You can have the original survey to your land if it lies in the East Two Thirds of Collingsworth. $5.00 per sheet First come, tirat served basis Flea Market Shamrock Library Building Fund Project 213 North Main Contact Li Roberta, National Bank Miss Cherry Lane Lewis and Mark Ryan Sims of Canyon exchanged marriage vows at eight o'clock Saturday evening, August 22, First United Methodist 'Church. The Reverend Raymond Dyess officiated.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carthel Lewis of Route One. Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin W. Workman of Star Route, Kermit, are parents of the bridegroom. Presenting the wedding music were Mrs. Granvel Killian of Hollis and Mrs. Carolyn Kite of Canyon.

Church decorations were centered around an arched delabra. On each side were seven branched candelabras with cathedral tapers and pedestal baskets of white gradioli. Mr. Lewis presented his daughter in marriage. The bride chose a formal length wedding gown of bridal satin designed with high neckline, Empire waist and A-line silhouette.

The neckline, bodice, sleeves and front of the gown were enhanced with inserts and bands of Venise lace. A Dior bow of ribbon complemented the waist, which had a Watteau train of satin and lace. Her veil of imported illusion fell from a coif of peau de soie and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and an orchid. The bride was attended by Miss Connie Lewis, her sister, maid of honor, and Mrs. Joe Rudy of Grand Prairie.

Mrs. Johnny Embry of Muleshoe and Miss Karen Drake of Wolfforth. They wore lilac crepe dresses trimmed in deep purple velvet. The empire waists had long full sleeves, and the skirts were. floor length.

Headpieces were purple flowers trimmed in velvet ribbon, and they carried nosegays of lilac and purple asters. The best man was Hodge and groomsmen were Jim Yates, Jim Johnston, and Jim Conner, All are from Canyon. Ushers were Gary Killian, of Pecos and Granvel KilSandy Covey, Moquin' Sims, lian of Hollis. Candles were lighted by Mark Killian and Jerry Lewis. The flower girl was Stacy Saunders of Follett and Daryl Bowen of El Centro, California was ring bearer.

Guests were registered by Miss Janis Billingsley of Farwell. A reception was given in the church parlour to honor the couple. The all-white table was trimmed with shades of orchid, and appointments were of silver and crystal. Mrs. Gary Killian and Mrs.

J. C. Saunders of Follett seryed. Kelly Covey distributed the rice bags. The bride and bridegroom will make their future home in Canyon, where they are seniors in West Texas State University.

The bride is an elementary education major, while the bridegroom is a pre-law student, and he also is employed at the Amarillo National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Tiffin Young, and Mrs. S.

L. Lindsey returned Sunday from Fort Worth, where they attended the wedding of their granddaughter, Miss Irene Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tiffin Young, of Corpus Christi. The Youngs visited in the home of their daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Crowder. Mrs.

Lindsey was the guest of a niece, Mrs. Jimmie Skipworth and children. Visiting in the home of Mrs. Alice West is her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Thomason and Wynne. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Russell of Lonestar. Mrs.

West went with Mr. and Mrs. Russell to Hedley to visit their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brunson.

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