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The Clarksville Times, Thursday, November 1, 1973, Page 4
Storey-Robison Vows Repeated in
Formal, Double Ring Ceremony
Susan Coffman, Ronnie Yarbrough
Miss Vickie Storey, bride
elect of David Robison, was
honored with a luncheon and
rice bag party Saturday,
October 27 at the home of Mrs.
Rex Edwards.
Hostesses for the event
were Mrs. Rex Edwards, Mrs.
Married in Double-Ring Ceremony
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. J.B.
Holley of 500 West Jackson are pleased to announce the
engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter,
Phyllis Carol Holley to Monroe Buchannan Boyd, Jr. of 1203
South College, Clarksville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Buchannan Boyd, Sr. of Austin, Texas.
The marriage will take place November 21 at 7:30 p.m.
iu McKenzie Memorial United Methodist Chruch,
Clarksville. The bride-elect is a Clarksville High School
graduate and attended East Texas State University in
Commerce for two years. She is presently employed by the
Baker and Taylor Co. The future groom is a graduate of East
Texas State University with a Bachelor of Music Education
Degree. He is presently employed by the Clarksville
Independent School District.
No invitations are being sent. Friends and relatives are
invited to attend the wedding.
Pre-EnroDment
For Mail-Out
Series Underway
Hdmemakers interested
in taking part in a six lesson
mail out series in interior
now pre-enroU.
The home study series
is designed to provide
The —
table was covered with a lace
cloth made by Vickie’s great
aunt. Used for the centerpiece upto.date jnformation
was an °. planning and budgeting for
carnations and baby • b furnishings, and on selecting
featuring the brides c os and using furniture, floor
colors of lavender and purpfe^ coverings, window treat
Attending the unc ments and decorative acces
were the honoree. Miss Vickie sorjes Working home
Storey. Mrs. Robert lo''ey. makers> home makers with
mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. pre.#chool children, and
James Robison. Jr..mother of even older teenagers wi,
the groom to-be. Mrs^ Larry find lhe course he, fu, .
Martin, sister of the bride elect 90|vjng many p*p
Miss Carolyn Robison, sister of decorafing probiemPs.
the groom-to-be. twenty
friends made th? luncheon a
Each week for six
weeks, those who enroll in
the series will receive a
packet of information and
materials on a different
home furnishings topic.
Lessons will be completed at
home by participants as
individual schedules permit.
Many of the activities
included in the series will
encourage those enrolled to
develop plans for rede
corating their own room,
apartment or home.
To reserve a place in
the home furnishings mail
_ out series, contact the
Ushers were Mr. Danny County Extension Office at
Henderson and Mr. Robin 427 2493 or write in care of
Bland the Courthouse.
Immediately following
the ceremony a reception was
Miss Susan Ann Coffman bodice and forming an apron beld at the church. Mrs. Marx
and Ronnie Joe Yarbrough skirt with a Venise lace. She 0ffutl was in char&e th«
were united in marriage in a chose a formal length veil of registry. The bride’s cake was a
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very enjoyable occasion.
AUXILIANS AT
DISTRICT MEET
Good Shepherd Hos-
pital Auxiliary of Longview
was hostess for the District
V Area III Council meeting
Friday at the Holiday Inn
there. Attending from the
Red River County Hospital
Auxiliary was Mrs. Tobe
Strickland, Mrs. Clifton Kay
and Mrs. Dewey Wilburn.
MRS. RONNIE JOE YARBROUGH
MRS. JAMES DAVID ROBINSON
marquisette and was repeated and coffee were served.
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and James David Robinson holding orchid tanners Three ’ A® °, a, tn d°uUb'e «>uple wtll reside at 706 North ceremony. and baby-,, breathe featured Henderson. Miss Donna White-
were u"ted ^nmarnageat Colonial elms hT BouS Im^rT^^Lu f SS* with a carnation £p SS weredisbribut-
October 27. ,973 in the Fir* Chr^themum, inter,perced taB-SSC. « G"™' °k,*h0m8 ”CUd “ I
pre,by«ri.n Church o(cl,rk, with etner.ld andS.I.I Fob- F„urd„ de Meur, Jack Fro„ Contmerce. She E.S, Zb?L»h .1," o, iewT
vdle with the Rev. Sam Rice ages. A white aisle cloth lead pompoms and gypsophalia with Texas State University. The The couples vows were L i V
performing the formal double mg to a white Wrought Iron showers of velvet roping. groom is a member of Sigma exehangedtefore a candle Hvht brOUgh,.°f \
ring ceremony. Preiucieu completed the alter Mrs. Urry Martin, sister Phi Epsilon. E.T.S.U. and a,ter adorned with basketa of *°W"’hthe br.,de cbose fo,rma
, ™e br!je fa0tbe da“Khter sAcenLe- eTS °f Green Satin ' of the bride, acted as Matron of manager of the Electric Circus Jnter deifies andaoHcot ! * . *mp,re dr*S9«d of
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storey Arches adorned with Salal Honor. Bridesmaids were Miss in Commerce. He is also a Kladiolas A fifteen branch oval cbampa,*n CTeP« kn,t w,th “P
of Greenville and the groom is complimented th<» church. Carolyn Robinson, sister of the student at East Texas State candlelabra high above the °V" lon* ,mport^
Hughston & Son
and Miss Yawnie Yarbrough.
Insurance
Agency
Phone 427-2855
Matron of Honor. Bridesmaid
Miss Bopnie Sue Yar-
the son of Mr. and Mrs. James The bride, given in groo,,^ Miss Lynn Strode of University.
Eugene Robinson of Sherman, marriage by her father, Fort Worth Miss Bettie REHERSAL DINNER
Mr. Dick Wren was selected for her wedding a Millikan, cousin of the bride of
organist and presented select- heirloom gown of Antique Galveston.
wedding scene held harvest colonial bouquets of gold winter
„ . row Rold cand,es- Matching spiral daisies, baby’s breathe and
Mrs. James E. Robinson candelabra were used on each tangerine carnations tied in
Iff ifSrE ^ vel~
Nights m White Satin . elongated bodice. Wide Chan- bodice of purple velvet with self Restaurant in Clarksville.
The cou>le repeated their Lily lace encircled the deep rufne around collar and sleeves. Approximately 53 guest were
vows at an alter graced with an off-shoulder yoke of silk The skirt and stole were of in attendance. The event was a
PTA OBJECTS
To promote the welfare of children and youth in home,
school, church, and community.
To raise the standards of home life.
To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of
children and youth.
To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that
parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the
education of children and youth.
To develope between educators and the general public such
united efforts as will secure lor all children and youth the
highest advantages in physical, mental, social and spiritual
education.
Elementary and Intermediate Parents we invite you to join
PTA today.
Imogene Wooley
PTA President
streamers. Her
headpiece was tonscents of
prayer on a white wrought iron fre8h flowers in fall colors. Miss
kneeling bench. Pews were Renee Scott of Garland served
marked with harvest gold M Rower girl and Mr. Todd
velvet. Coffman of Garvin, Oklahoma
Mrs. Dick Johnston of as rjng bearer.
Clarksville sang ’Twelfth of Mr. Kevin King of Dallas
Never” and “The Lord’s and Mr. Brian Yarbrough of
Prayer . Detroit were the candle
The bride, given in lighters. Mr. Jerald Yarbrough
marriage by her father, chose a 0f irving 9erved as best man
Paul Jones of
orchid crepe with self ruffle on candlelight dinner with the
the hem. They carried bouquets head table beautifully graced
of orchid and purple chrysan- by a centerpiece of lavender
themums and baby's breathe fuji mums accented with purple
tied with purple ribbon. snowflake ; mums. The center
Mr. Chuck Menton of piece was flanked by silver
Sherman served as best man candelabra holding purple tap- gown of candle light organza and Mr~
with Mr. Paul Robinson, ers. The entire length of the and scalloped Venisa lace. It Clarksville
brother of the groom, Robert serving table Was decorated featured an empire bodice with
Storey, Jr., brother of the with garlands of greenery and a raised neckline accented with
bride, Herbert Hogg of Fort fresh purple mums. petite ruffles. Her sleeves were
Worth and Brian Engledow of _______ of Juliet style with wide bands
Dallas acting as groomsmen. of lace and self covered buttons.
Ushers were James H. Frank of Qur Business Is Your Protection the Dress was a pinafore design
Commerce and Tim Reynolds of Beadle Insurance Agency with the ruffles along the
Austin.
immediately following the
wedding a reception was held in
the home of Mrs. W.A. Dobson.
The table was decorated with a
Venetian cut work cloth used in
the bride's family for three
generations. The cake was a
traditional three tiered topped
with flowers of orchid and
purple which swirled around
the cake. Orchid and purple
mums decorated the house. The
grooms table was set with a
lace cloth and a chocolate cake
was groomsman.
BIG
SELECTION
\
LAYAWAY
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Clarksville Furniture
1st of Month SALE
OFF
ON EACH
SHIRT
AND
OPEN
EVERY
THURS.
TILL
8: P.M.
SLACK
COMBINATION
JOHNNYHCARSON NECK WEAK
NEW FALL COLORS 4-in Hands, Bowties
Buddrfs Men's Wear
Its happening
lous, too.
Everywhere you turn these days, _
the costs of just about everything
are rising.
It’s happening to Texas Power &
Light Company, too. •
In 1963, pin type insulators for'
electric distribution lines cost just
30C each. Today, the same insulator
costs 77C. The prices of hardware,
materials and equipment of all
kinds needed to prod lice and
supply electric power have gone up
drastically in the past ten years...
and Jtheyre continuing to rise.
The costs of constructing generating
plants... the interest rates on money
borrowed to finance them . and the
fuels required to operate them are
much greater than just a *' ,
' few years ago.
I ' You want adequate and reliable
electric service and TP & L
considers it has a responsibility to
provide that service. However, to
do this, rising costs must be passed
on In the form of Increased rates
to users
TEXAS PC AVER A LIGHT COMPANY
* ta» paying invaator-ownad alactrtc uENrty
VOTE
NOVEMBER 6,1973
FOR
N-E-A-T
K ‘ • '
Neighbors
Engaged
Against ^
_:Jrash
" This Could Save tho Ufa of a Member
of Yoor Family ”
THIS AUTHORITY WOULD HAVE HO POWER TO TAX
_ . , • We need a solid Waste Authority in Red River County
• Waste is now becoming a problem which has much
danger in our area __
• We must have a cleaner and healthier environment *
in our county.
• Danger has reached a point where lives are in Danger.
•We need to become aware of the effort we must dis-
play to overcome the danger.
SO, PLEASE GIVE THIS YOUR SUPPORT AND THIS WILL
CLEAN UP DUMPS AND ENFORCE ANTI -POLLUTION
REGULATIONS rwLLuiiutN
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The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 1, 1973, newspaper, November 1, 1973; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1022183/m1/4/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.