The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 14, 1977 Page: 3 of 12
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Mrs. Aubrey Dale Campbell
Miss Bonnie Fore
Weds in Beaumont
ing 95
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Miss Bonnie Elizabeth Fore
became the bride of Aubrey
Dale Campbell in a formal
ceremony Saturday evening,
Jan. 8 at South Park Baptist
Church in Beaumont. The
double-ring ceremony was
performed by Dr. William P.
Oakley of Beaumont.
A background of greenery,
cream poinsettias and candle-
light was the setting for the
7 p. m. nuptials. The couple
pledged their vows before two
archways of greenery, six
urns of poinsettias and candle
trees, and archways contain-
95 candles in all.
adifional "wedding tousic
was presented by Mrs. Wilcox
of Beaumont. Soloist was Jer-
ry Mask also of Beaumont,
who presented special wed-
ding songs during the cere-
mony including “I Love/You
Truly,” “Because”, and “The
Lord’s Prayer.”
Parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur F. Fore of
‘ Beaumont. Parents of the
bridegroom' are Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey H. Campbell of Beau-
mont. The bridegroom is the
grandson of Mr. A. H. Camp-./
bell and the nephew of Mrs.
Billy Daniels, both of Ridge-
way.
Given in marriage by her
rather, the bride wore a for-
mal gown of candlelight satin
and lace. The fitted bodice
with a scooped neck and a
V’d back, covered in lace and
the 1 long sleeves of net and
tyce, were accented by many
pearls all of which were blind
sewn by the bride., Also, the
pearls on the lace appliques
on the flowing satin gown and
the pearls on the chapel train
and mantilla styled veil were
band sewn by the bride. She
carried a long cascading bou-
quet of cream gardenias and
frash violets accepted with
cream stephanotis /nd BSby*8
breath. *
Miss Sandra Gail Langston
of Beaumont attended the
bride as maid of honor. Di-
Anne Hargraves of Austin,
Linda Jones of Houston, Rhon-
da Farren of Corpus Christ!,
and Nancy Williams of Beau-
mont were bridesmaids. Miss
Kimberly Fore, cousin of the
bride, was junior bridesmaid
' and Andrea Raiford was flow- ,
er girl.
The bridegroom was attend-
ed by Michael David Shaw of
Beaumont as the best man.
Delbert Fore, cousin of the
bride, Sam Nelson, mid Mit-
chell Powell of Beaumont;
Ricky Brunson, cousin of the
bridegroom, of Mesquite were
groomsrtien. Tommy Fore,
cousin of the bride, of Kountze
/ Was junior groomsman. Brad
, ley Arrington, cousin of the
bridegroom of Commerce was
/.ring bearer.
served at the bridegroom’s
table.
The couple is residing in
Beaumont after a wedding trip
to Florida. The bride is a
graduate of Lamar University
and the bridegroom is attend-
ing the university. The bride
is a member of Alpha Delta
Pi Sorority. He is a member
of Sigma Phi Epsilon Frater-
nity. The bride is employed
by Lamar University and he-
is self-employed in Beaumont.
Honored guests and rela-
tives attending v the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Arrington, Mr. and Mrs.
James Speight, and Mr. and
Mrs. Daryle Belcher, all of
Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Cur-
tis Brunson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win Brunson, and Mrs. Vicki
Brunson, all of Mesquite; and
Mrs. Latresa Adams of Plano.
Visitors in the home of Mrs.
J. W. Bell of Mahoney Friday
were her nephew, Mr. and
Mr. Bill Sims and their chil-
dren, Dean, Jill and Tana of
Overton. Sims is a coach at
Leveretts’ Chapel and his wife
teaches second grade. Other
visitors were, Mr. and Mrs.
Welcome* Dodd and Mr. and
Mrs.' Clyde Hamlin qf Ma-
honey. k
Miss Melinda Jane Hamm
became the bride of Paul
Raymond Mayben in a double-
ring ceremony performed at
the First United Methodist
Church of Pittsburg on
Saturday, Jan. 1, at 6 in the
evening: The Reverend T. A.
Heers, Rector of St William
Laud Episcopal Church
celebrated the Nuptial Mass.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hamm, Sr.
and attends East Texas State
University. She is the grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
George Sloan, of Clarksville,
Mrs. Esta Hamm, Eustace and
Jf B. Hamm of Pittsburg.
Mr. and-Mrs. E. P. Mayben
are parents of the bridegroom
who is a graduate of East Texas
State University and is
presently employed as
manager for W. L. Garrett and
Sons Inc. in Pittsburg. He is the
grandson of J. Manton White of
Sulphur Springs.
Escorted to the altar and
given in marriage by her father
the bride was lovely in a dress
of candlelight silk organza
an imported re-embroidered
Alencon lace braced with seed
pearls. The intricately beaded
lace veiled the bodice, the long>
tapered sleeves, and encircled
the hemline of the flowing skirt
and cathedrial length train.
Her veil di French silk illusion
enhanced w\th appliques of lace
and edged with seed pearls fell
from a Juliet cap of beaded
Alencon lace. She carried a
bridal bouquet of white orchid,
heirloom lace, aixFlvy leaves.
Vows were repeated before a
candlelighted altar.
Mrs. Steve Hudnall presented
nuptial music at the orgaa
Miss Celeste Reardon sang,
“Jesus Joy of Man’s Desiring.”
The bride was attended by
Mrs. Randy Stuard as matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were
Miss Julia Maddox, Miss
Celeste Reardon, Mrs. Steve
Thornton, and Mrs. Wayne
Franklin.
They wore gowns of ruby
velvet and carried a white
cymbidium orchid. The empire
bodice of the Lorrie Deb
dresses featured a decollete
neckline and gathered collar
which formed a brief cape. The
gently flared skirt ended in a
short train. f.
The bride’s “cousin, Miss
Kace Cooke of Houston was
flower girl. She wore a dress
identical to the bridesmaids
and carried a tiny basket of
rose petals.
Serving the bridegroom as
In blazers *
One jadket that works with
everything is a neutral
colored velveteen or gabar-
dine blazer. \
best man was Wayne Franklin.
Groomsmen were David
Hamm, brother of the bride,
Steve Hudnall, Curtis Evetts,
and Gary Wimbish of Dallas.
Troy Roberts, cousin of the
bride, was ring bearer. Seating
guests, were Greg Heiz and
Paul Wade Mayben. Stephen
Heers was the acolyte.
Registering guests at the-two
main entrances of the church
were Misses Betty Ann
Abernathy, Gail Groce, Gini
Pendergrass and Talesa Smith
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hamm
honored their daughter and her
husband » with a festive
reception in Fellowship Hall
immediately following the
ceremony. J
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Maynen
complimented their son, Paul,
and his bride-elect with a
rehearsal "dinner Friday
evening at Rick’s Restaurant in
Mt Pleasant.
The Yantis FHA chapter
held its annual Christmas ban-
quet Saturday, Dec. 18, in the
Woman’s Club Building.
The FHA mothers, Mrs.
Gene Ray Hyde and Mrs.
Wendell Johnson were honor-
ed along with die beaus,
Chuck Hill and Layne Glen.
They^ were presented gifts by
Cheryl BevUl and Dona Da-
vis.
The special guest ot the eve
oing was Elizabeth Calk, Area
VI fourth vice president. She
entertained with Christmas
songs and a puppet show. She
also spoke on the true mean-
ing of Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Edge
Morgan, Kathleen
Deborah Hooker
Jammie
Hyde and
were presented special awards
for completing all three levels
of Encounter.
N* x
Wanda Grace Burks
Marries in Church
Mrs. Paul Raymond Mayben
, Miss Wanda Grace Burks
* became the bride of Reginald
Edge, Saturday, Dec. 11 at 7
p.m. in the Miracle Revival
Center Church. Rev. Claybom
Ball, pastor of the church,
officiated at the double ring
ceremony. ®
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Travis Burks of 823
Cranford Street in Sulphur
Springs. The bridegroom is the
«on of Mrs. Eloise Edge of
Hagansport and Gerald Edge of
Mahpnk.
The bride, given in marriage
by her brother, Jimmy Burks,
was attired in a formal length
gown of white bridal satin. The
gown was trimmed with white
lace down the front of the gown.
It featured a lace yoke, a stand
up collar, wide ruffle around
- the hemline and a sash in back.
She wore a fingertip veil and
carried a bouquet of red, white,
and blue carnations. She also
wore a pendant that belonged to
her late maternal grand-
mother** | »- f,
Mrs. Leicia Free attended
(the bride as matron of honor.
She wore a floor length dress of-
red, white and blue knit. She
wore a white picture hat and
carried a bouquet of red car-
nations.
Randy Edge, twin brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Ushers were Larry Edge,
brother of the bridegroom and
Fnillip Ball.
h#?5>»>^Vickj^Winstead
presented tra®tiohaT‘Wedding
music for the occasion.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was held
in the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Claybom Ball. MrS. Wilma
Sexton and Patsy Booth, both
sisters of the bride, served at
the bride’s table. Mrs.
Christine Goldsmith presided
at the bride’s book.
Following a short wedding
trip, the couple will reside at
2215 Hoover Street in Lawton,
Okla. Edge is presently
stationed with the U. S. Army
at Ft Sill, Okla.
Pink Ladies serving at
Memorial Hospital last week
were Mmes. Waire Currin,
Jesse Gee, J. D. Woods, T. F.
Mosley, Joe Otts, Jim Masters,
David .Therneau, Owen
Johnson, Andrew Meier,
Rayphield Brinker, Lawrence
Tramel, W. D. Lemon, Jack
Porter, Leroy Mclntire, Allan
Jacobsen and W. Carothers.
mi Mr*. Jeveph B.
Dec. 16. Member* were
corned by Mr*. K***®
Brem, president, wbo M*o
spoke the invocation- Poor-
some tables were arranged in
the living room and dan, cov-
ered with red fett cover* and
boQy and candle centerpieces,
where guests were seated.
A delectable dim* ot herb-
ed c h i c k en-mushroom cas-
serole, broccoli, spinach stuff-
ed onions, congealed raspber-
ry salad, spiced peaches and
crabapples, homemade rolls,
peppermint , ice cream, party
cookies and candies was serv-
ed by the bocial committee,
Mmes. Randy Hall, R. E.
Caraway, M. Z. Bailey, CHen
Petty Joseph Longino and
assisted by the Longino’s
daughter, Mrs. Carl Little.
„ Dinner was served from the
formal dining room table/cov-
ered with a red felt decorated
doth and centered with red
carnatione, candelabra, red ta-
pers and silver appointments.
Poinsettias were given 4o
Mmes. Bobby Burgin, Ronnie
Russell, Kenneth Brem, E. L.
Ashcroft III, Bill Farler and
Dr. Jose^th B. Longino.
^ A unique gift exchange was
enjoyed which entitled mem-
bers to select a wrapped gift
from under the tree or claim
a gift already opeded by an-
other member.
Special guests for the eve-
ning were Dr. Joseph B. Lon-
gino arid his son-in-law, Carl
Little.
Those attending other than
above were Mmes. W. T. Alli-
son II, R. Michael Barton,
L. F. Bridges HI, J. Kearney
Brim, Warren Chancellor,
Billy W. Harry, David Jack-
son, Coy Johnson, Wiliam H.
Johnson, Clarke Keys, Ronald
Lummus, Eugene Preuss and
Sldamoi
Robert
aore.
Mrs. Longino presented each
member with a surprise gift
of her delicious homemade
relish, as a parting treat
Mbs Cheryl Ann Abston
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E& Couple to Recite
Ma^ utcary Wedding
mas thA setting, for the recen- v
was the setting for the recep-
\co^rd^momc^tonth1
engagement and approaching
of the bridegroom of Com-
merce, registered the guests.
Mrs. , Richard Barry, Mbs
Catharine Ford <ff Beaumont,
Miss Margaret Rhodes of Port
Arthur,4Miss Lori Hood of
Orange served at the bride’s
table. Mbs Danna Calamia
of Groves, Miss Paulette De-
villier of Winnie, and Miss
Debbie Rials of Port Necbes,
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marriage of‘ their daughter,
Cheryl Ann, to Kenneth Wayne
Hughes, son ot Mrs. Gloria
Boyd Vanwey of Charleston
and the late Bobby D. Hughes.
The couple will be married in
a formal ceremony at 7:M p.m.
Saturday, Jaa 15, at the First
Baptist Church of Cooper. The
Reverend Richard Tatum will
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officiate.
The bride-elect is a graduat
of Cooper High School and is
employed with Morris Abstract
Co. of Sulphur Springs. Her
fiance also attended Cooper
High School and is employed by
H.D. Lee Co. of Sulphur
Springs.
Friends and relatives of the
couple are invited to attend die
ceremony and reception af-
terwards.
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Keys, Clarke & Woosley, Joe. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 14, 1977, newspaper, January 14, 1977; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth780072/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 31, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.