The Saint Jo Tribune (Saint Jo, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, August 25, 1961 Page: 4 of 8
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Loaded With
Extras
40 Horsepower Electric
Start Motor, Controls,
Battery and Battery Box,
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With B16D Trailer
LIST PRICE
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1695
00
Schad and Pulte
Edna Roach and Mrs. Sam
Crownover of Prairie Valley,
returned home Sunday night
from a vacation trip with their
other sister, Mr. and Mrs. Valton
Coker home at Earth, they visit-
through Carlsbad Cavern and a
camping trip at Ruidosa and
Cloud Craft New Mexico. In ad-
dition to a short visit in the
Coker home at Earth, they visite-
ed the Coker's daughters, Mrs.
Paul Hill at Lubbock and Mrs.
Bill Mix at Sudan, and their
families.
Portable Typewriter
ONLY $129.95
at 'RIBUNE in Saint Jo, Texas
INGROWN NAIL
HURTING YOU?
Immediate
Relief I
drops of OIJTGRO® bring blessed
F from tormenting pain of ingrown nail.
OUTCRO toughens the ukin underneath the
nail, allows thu nail to be cnt and thus pre-
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Helen Jane Slayden, Clarence
Redman Exchange Vows Friday
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fm
MRS. CLARENCE REDMAN
... it costs so little to add a phone
Why not perk up your kitchen with a handy wall
phone, and save yourself time and steps.
An extra phone costs so little ... and it makes your
life so much easier!
Phone or drop by our Business Office and choose your
new wall phone from a range of many decorator
colors to match your decor.
SAINT JO TELEPHONE CO.
Visit our Shoe Dept.
for Beautiful New Fall Numbers
SKI KNIT JACKE1
J/ for casual living
ITon't stretch, won't sag... gives
yon the weightiest winter warmth
you've been looking for!
Gold, rust, green, or red.
Sitte 6 to 16.
Miss Helen Jane Slayden of
Bowie became the bride of
Clarence H. Redman in a double
ring ceremony Friday evening,
August 11 at the First Baptist
Church in Bowie.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slayden of
Bowie. The groom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Redman of
| Saint Jo.
Rev. J. W. Hutchins, Jr., pastor
of the Spanish Fort Baptist
Church, read the marriage vows.
The altar was decorated with a
background of palms and emer-
ald green foilage centered with
a large white satin bow brought
together with four white wrought
iron candlelabra holding long
white tapers and baskets of white
gladioli at each extremity. White
aisle cloth was laid and the pews
were marked with white gladioli
and lighted white votive lights
tied with white satin bows.
The bride was dressed in a
waltz length gown fashioned of
imported French Chantilly lace
over crisp taffeta. The moulded
bodice featured a Sabrina neck-
line edged in scallops with long
fitted sleeves with tapered to
petal points over her hands. The
bouffant skirt fell in tiers from
a deep pointed bodice. Deep tiers
fi
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GILBERT'S DEPARTMENT STORE
NOCONA, TEXAS
of lace were edged in natural
lace scallops, with the entire
skirt fashioned over white net
and taffeta. The veil of French
illusion was shoulder length and
was attached to a tiara of orange
blossoms formed of pearls. She
wore a single strand of pearls,
a gift of the groom. Her bouquet
was a cascade arrangement of
gardenias and Stephanotis with
satin streamers and was attached
to a white Bible. For something
old and borrowed she carried
with the bouquet, a handerchief
of Point lace made by the late
Mrs. J. L. Rudy for Mrs. T. Roy
Coffield to carry in her wedding
to the late David Warren over
forty years ago in which the
bride's mother was a flower girl.
For something blue and new the
bride wore a blue garter which
had a very old penny and a new
penny attached to it and which
was made for her by her aunt,
Mrs. Bryan Sparks of Cooper.
Miss Nancy Spears of Bowie
was maid of honor. She wore a
street length dress of pink satin
featuring a bell-shaped skirt and
extended bodice in the back. Her
hat was of pink satin and velvet
with pink illusion circular veil.
She wore pink shoes and white
Solves and carried a nosegay of
white pompom mums arranged
with pink maline ruffling and
pink maline leaves with pink
tenters.
Bridesmaids were Jan Griffin,
Barbara Koonce, Carolyn Gray,
and Joyce Crumpler all of Bowie.
Thier dresses were like that of
the maid of honor but of a ligh-
ter shade pink. Nosegays were of
pink pompom mums with white
maline and pink maline leaves
centered with pink pearls. They
also wore pink gloves.
Sherri Slayden of Atlanta,
Georgia was flower girl for her
cousin. She wore a dress of pink
organza with white shoes and
golves and a pink flower head-
dress. Her nosegay was of pink
pompom mums similiar to the
bridesmaids.
Candle lighters were Miss
Katharine Redman of Saint Jo,
cousin of groom and Miss
Charlotte Crumpler. Their dress-
es were like those of the brides-
maid and they wore corsages of
pink pompoms.
Ushers were .Fred Slayden
brother of the bride and George
Blackmon and Len Eakman, all
of Bowie; Charles Keck of
Nocona, and Doug Younger of
Chico.
Wayne Williams, cousin of the
groom and Jimmy Lee Williams
of Saint Jo; Dr. Van Redman, of
Waco cousins of the groom and
Freddie Christian of Forestburg,
served as Groomsmen.
Traditional wedding music
preceded the ceremony and
Liebstraum" during the cere-
mony. Wagners Lohengrin was
played for the processional and
Mendelssohn's Recessional. Mrs.
Dana Sue Lutz, cousin of the
bride, played the organ and Mrs.
James Winningham sang "Be-
cause".
A reception was held in the
Community Room in Bowie. The
table was covered with white
organdy cloth laid over pink taff-
eta centered with white rought
iron stand with votive lights.
White wedding bells were attach-
ed to the stand and clusters of
pink pompoms surrounded the
base with orange blossom leaves.
The four tier cake was topped
by wedding bells with pink roses
in the center of each and orange
blossoms, garlands of pink and
white roses entwining the cake.
The registry table was covered
in white taffeta and net with
clusters of pink rosebuds and
white wedding bells featured a-
round a ruffle at the top. The
bride's bouquet was placed on
the table and a memory candle
surround at the base by net and
rosebud. The candle was pre-
sented to the bride by Mr. G. L.
Griffin and Miss Jan Griffin.
For the wedding trip to Cloud-
croft. New Mexico, the bride
chose a traveling ensemble of
coffee colored silk shantung she-
ath dress with a short jacket
fashioned with a portrait collar.
Her accessories are of bonzed
brown include a pill box hat
draped in shantung and trimmed
in bronze beads. She wore a cor-
sage of white gardenias.
Following their trip, the couple
will live in Commerce where he
will attend East Texas State Col-
lege.
The bride was a graduate of
Bowie High School and attended
North Texas State University for
two years. The bridegroom gra-
duated from Saint Jo High School
and attended Gainesville Jr. Col-
lege and McNeese State College
at Lake Charles, La.
Out of town guests attendin
the wedding were Miss Lu Ann
Reiter of Muenster; Mr. and Mrs.
Donnie McCool. Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Scott, and Mr. Charles
Keck, all of Nocona; Mrs. Wilson
Bennett Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
C. N. Armstrong of Duncan Okla.
Mrs. Tommie Slayden and Mrs.
David Robinson of Paris; Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan Sparks of Cooper;
Miss Jan Poteet of Herel'ors: Miss
Mary Jo Riley, Mrs. Charles Cook
Bob Blount, C. M. Slayden, of
Dallas; Dr. and Mrs. Van Red-
man and Miss Katharine Redman
of Waco; Mrs. H. L. Poor. Mr. and
Mrs. Don Poor and Mary Kay,
of Fort Worth; Doug Younger of
Chico; Freddie Christian of For-
estburg; Mrs. John Hall of Louis-
ville, Ky.; Mrs. Phillip Slayden
and Sherri of Alanta, Ga.; Dr.
and Mrs. L. J. Young of San Mar-
cos; Mrs. Walter Reid and Mrs.
Berry Fain of Commerce; Mr.
and Mrs. V. W. Redman, William
Redman, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Redman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Collier, R. E. Burton, Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Redman, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Scott, Linda and Marilyn
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Redman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hodges all of
Saint Jo and Mrs. Bill Davis of
Bellevue.
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. deftly seasoned — with a surprise tucked
inside. They're tender, juicy and lush . . . everybody's choice
Above all be gr ous, make them large and thick.
For "Hidden Treasure Hamburgers", criep canned French fried
onions and pickle relish can be tucked between two beef patties
Then, cook over charcoal, Jn the broiler, or pan-broil on top o<
the stove. They'll take from 15 to 18 minutes.
1 can O & C French Fried
Onions
6 teaspoons pickle relish
V/i pounds ground beef
l'/2 teaspoons salt
i/( teaspoon ground pepper
j/i teaspoon monosodium glu*
tamate (Ac'ccnt), optional
Combine beef, salt, pepper and Ac'cent.- Form 12 thin, round
patties, about 4 inches in diameter. Place S generous amount oi
O & C French Fried Onions and a teaspoon of pickle relish or
top of each of 6 patties and cover with remaining patties, press-
big edges together..to seal. Broil over charcoal.
Tip: If broiling hamburgers over charcoal, a flat-wire toaster
Is convenient. It makes, turning easier > und prevents squashing
of burgers. Servo any left-over French, fried onions with thi
meal . . . nice to have a few extra cans on hand. They make
wonderful snacks to nibble on while the food is being cooked.
SAVORY rOTATO STICKS
;2 cans O & C Potato Sticks (about 6 servings)
Heat potato sticks in aluminum foil pan on edge of grill or 1
sven. Sprinkle with any of the following just before serving,
• Seasoned salts —- garlic; celery, onion, etc
• Powdered herbs — parsley, basil, oregano
• Grated parmesan cheese
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Powell, E. L. The Saint Jo Tribune (Saint Jo, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, August 25, 1961, newspaper, August 25, 1961; Saint Jo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth335283/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .