The Howe Enterprise (Howe, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 7, 1973 Page: 3 of 4
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THE HOWE ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1973
GROOM AT THE TOP
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Mrs. Ronald Linn Freeman
Bridges, Freeman Vows
Exchanged Saturday
Ronald Linn Freemafi and
his bride, the former Miss
Claire Ann Bridges will be at
home in Sherman when they
return from a wedding trip to
Acapulco and Mexico City.
They were married in a for-
mal ceremony Saturday after-
noon at St. Mary’s Catholic
Church.
The bride, daughter of Mrs.
Robert H. Bridges, 1227 N.
Woods, and the late Mr.
Bridges, is a graduate of
Sherman High School, has at-
tended Grayson County
College and is now a
secretary for Kennedy-Min-
shew Law Firm. She is a
member of the Grayson
County Legal Secretaries
Assn.
Mi . and Mrs. Jack
Freeman of Howe are
parents of the bridegroom,
who is a lineman for General
Telephone Co. He attended
Sherman Public Schools and
is currently a student at
GCC.
Rev. Michael Flanagan of-
ficiated over the double ring,
2 p.m., ceremony. Wedding
music was presented by
Robert Lyons, organist and
Mrs. Loren Schuth, soloist.
Charles Bridges escorted
and presented his sister in
marriage. She chose for her
wedding a formal gown of
chantilly lace and organza
over taffeta. The lace bodice
and sleeves were accented at
the neckline, waistline and
wrists with iridescent sequins.
A full sheer skirt featured an
A-shape panel of tiered, sheer
ruffles edged with matching
lace and sequins. Flowing
from the back of the skirt
was a chapel-length train
which was edged in matching
lace.
Her full length veil of
bridal illusion fell from a
Juliet cap of chantilly lace
and sequins, edged with lace
banding.
The bride carried a
cascade of white carnations,
stephanotis, Hans ivy and
gypsophila surrounding a
large white orchid. She also
carried a golden beaded
rosary, a gift from her sister,
and a white lace handker-
chief, belonging to her pater-
nal grandmother.
Mrs. Ronnie Burrow of
Howe was the bride’s honor
attendant, and Mrs. Leslie P.
Gendron of Philadelphia, Pa.,
sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid. They wore iden-
tical floor-length gowns of
gold floral print over maise
linings. The bodices were
designed with hi-rise
waistlines, scooped necklines
and short puffed sleeves. The
semi-belle silhouettes were
enhanced by deep ruffles at
the hemlines. Each carried a
colonial nosegay of mixed
spring flowers.
Theresa Ann Gendron,
niece of the bride, was flower
girl. She wore a floor-length
dress of yellow chiffon over
satin with a white lace bodice
with long sheer sleeves. She
carried a basket of spring
flowers.
Ronald W. Sutton of
Grapevine served as best
man and Sherrel Freeman of
Howe, brother of the
bridegroom, was groomsman.
Scott Freeman was ring
bearer. Ushers were Billy
Robertson of Sherman and
Don Campbell of Fort Worth.
Mrs. Bridges was hostess
for a reception at the
Ramada Inn following thd
wedding ceremony.
Mrs. Perry Davis of
Denison’ and Mrs. Ronald W.
Sutton presided at the bride’s
table and Mrs. Robert Brady
Who’s
New
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bearden
announce the birth of a son,
Phillip Tod, born June 2, 1973
in W ilson N. Jones Hospital in
Sherman. W eight 7 pounds,
8 ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. A.L. Reeves and Mr. and
Mrs. Erskine Bearden all of
Howe. He has one brother,
Brett age 4.
Fire, police phones
route schedule
POLICE PHONE NUMBERS
During Office Hours.. 2-5511
After Hours.........2-6049
Sheriffs Dept____893-4388
FIRE PHONE NUMBERS
During Office Flours.. 2-5511
After Hours.........2-5591
2-5266
2-6119
GARBAGE PICKUP
Mondays and Thursdays each
week: South of Hanning St.
Tuesdays and Fridays: North
of Hanning Street.
Trash and Debris pickup first
and third Wednesday monthly,
Civic, dub calendar
School board meeting, first
Monday each month at school
office.
City Council meeting, first
Thursday each month at City
Hall.
Chamber of Commerce gen
eral meeting, fourth Thurs-
day each month.
Volunteer Fire Department
meeting, first and third Thur:
dry of each month at the fire
hall.
Young Homemakers meet-
ing , Second Monday night
at 7:30 p. m.
Sesame Club meeting, firs
and third Tuesdays each mon-
th.
Home Demonstration Club
meetings, second and fourth
Tuesdays, 2:00 p.m.
Parent-Teachers Association
second Thursday each month,
7:30 p.m. elementary gym.
Planning and Zoning Com-
mission meeting, third Thurs-
day each month.
Gamma Zeta Chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
second, Monday evening of
each month, 7:30 p.m.
of Denison served at the
bridegroom’s table.
Mrs. Jesse Parrish of Sher-
man registered the wedding
guests.
A buffet dinner was served
at the home of the bride’s
mother Friday night for 35
guests, which included mem-
bers of the wedding party.
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Beauty experts down
through the ages have con-
sidered a woman’s hair to
be her crowning glory. And
it’s just as true today. If, to
do a thing with your hair,”
brush up with these sug-
gestions from personal care
home economists at General
Electric.
Try this simple exercise:
Bend over and brush your
scalp .and hair from back
to front till you feel your
scalp tingling. Then finger-
tip massage your scalp. It’s
a sure hair tamer.
When styling hair, the
shape of your face is a prime
consideration. Remember
these tips:
Girls with round faces
should never go in for very
short haircuts. Rather, they
need enough hair on top to
add height with waves and
curls. They should also allow
for enough hair to fall down
below their ear lobes, thus
creating the illusion of an
oval face.
A long face looks best
when framed with hair. So
allow for enough hair to
curl or dip over the side of
your forehead and at the
side to “widen” your face-
plus enough to fall below
your jawlihe.
If you wear your hair
swept away from your ears
and neck, extend your make-
up behind your ears and
blend it down over your
neckline. The face, ears and
neck should all be one lovely
color.
The problem of tangled
and matted hair has been
solved by the introduction
of the first cordless detangler.
Known as Gentle and pro-
duced by General Electric, it
glides through wet or dry
tangles and snarls, with a
minimum of hair breakage
and pullout. Water resistant,
it can be used at the pool, in
the shower and at the sea-
side. It is slender, attractive-
ly styled in white plastic
and fits into your tote bag
as a great beauty companion.
When you carry a cord-
less detangler, better person-
al care of your hair will be
in the bag.
First Baptist
Church News
Last Sunday Night, the
First Baptist Church voted to
build an auditorium and office
complex, provided the goals
in financing can be reached.
The 'Must1 goal of $15,000
must be reached before con-
struction can begin. Target
date for beginning of collec-
tion to be about one week aftei
victory banquet of June 22.
GLORIETA
There were 15 from our
church and 3 from Dorchester
Baptist Church that left Sund^l
morning about 3:30 for Glorie-
ta. They will return on Satur-
day.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Preparation Day is Saturday,
June 9th at 10 A.M. There
will be a brief time of regis-
tration and then a PARADE
and PICNIC. All children
ages 4 through 6th grade are
invited to attend our Bible
School! Bring a sack lunch
on Saturday and the drinks
will be furnished. Daily sche -
dule for Vacation Bible School
is June 11-15 from 8:30 to
11:30. The church bus will ruxi
each morning.. .watch for the
green bus!
( Wes says -
!
A vacation is something you
take when you can't take what
you're taking .
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New
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400 W. Haning--Linkers Antiques
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Phone 5326102 Hours 9s005fl0
For Howe State Bank Customers
NEW MOTOR BANK HOURS
Beginning Monday, June 11, 1973
9:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday
Just One More Service For Our Customers
No Service Charges On Checking Accounts
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