Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 21, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 9, 1954 Page: 3 of 8
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MRS. JAMES H. HARGETT
Ann Miller Is Married
To James H. Hargett
Miss Ann Miliar, daughter of Mr. i were flanked by six 7-pronged can-
and Mrs. J. P. Miller of Miller
Ranch, Colerinm. became the bride
of James H. Hargett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hayden Hargett of Coleman,
In a beautiful ceremony performed
irl the First Presbyterian Church
at 4 p.m , Sunday, Nov. 7.
The Rev. W. C. Cooper, pastor,
performed the double ring rites be-
fore an altar banked with wood-
wardla fern. Huge baskets of white
mums and white gladlolas were ar-
ranged In sunburst effects and these
rielabrn
Traditional wedding music was
played by Mrs, R. V. Wood, organ-
ist. She also accompanied the solo-
ist, Miss Mavis Douglas of Fori
Worth, "who sang "My Pledge" and
"Our Lives Together "
Tlie bride, given In marriage by
her father, wore a gown of white
Florentine lace over satin by Cahill
The sculptured lace bodice had a
decollette neckline with an Eliza-
bethan collar set on the sheer mar-
Dr. M. T. White, Jr.
Announces the opening of offices
at 113 W. 8th Street, on Monday,
November 8, for the private practice
of general dentistry
musette1 yoke, detailed with tiny
tted (learto ami long tapered aleeVes.
The princess lines- of the empire
midriff fell Into deep inverted pleats
that fanned into an aial* wide fan
shaped chapel train worn over
hoops and crinolines Her soft train
length veil of Brussels lace, select-
ed by tlw britse when in Europe,
extended over a shell cap outlined
with-seed pearls
For something old and borrowed
the: bride wore the gold wedding
band of the groom's great-grand-
mother; her something new was the
bridal attire, something blue was a
blue garter. She wore a stratiri of
pearls, gift of the groom, and car-
ried the white Bible used by her
sister-in-law and slater in their
weddings The Bible was topped by
a- white orchid surrounded by str-p-
hanotts with white satin streamers
Maid of honor was Miss Bev He-
man of Ottumwa. Towa; matron of
honor was the bride's sister, Mrs
f. H. Miller of Hermosa,. Soutfi
Dakota and bridesmaids were Mrs
Richard Chadwick of Denver, Colo-
rado; Miss Sistie Chapman of Nnp-
panul Indiana. Miss .Sara White of
Knoxville, Tennessee and Miss Mar-
cia Miller of Coleman
Die attendants wore identical
frocks of American beauty taffeta
The princes lined dresser had deep
portrait necklines and the ten gor-
ed bouffant skirts were waltz
length and worn over crinolines
Their headdresses were birdcage
veils detailed with trrtdescent trim
The flower gir! was Ann Miller,
niece of the bride, from Hermosa,
South Dakota She was dressed in
white tulle over taffeta with velvet
American beauty sash. She carried
a colonial bouquet of American
bcau^ rosebud*.
Haydciv Hargett, of Coleman setv
ved Ws son as best man and ushers
were J. P Miller, brother of the j
bride of Faith, South' ‘Dakota: Joe j
Webb of Coleman. W H Miller of j
Hermosa, South Dakota, Gene Webb j.
of Coleman and Marvin Dozier of i
Coleman.
A reception was. Held immediately j
following the wedding af tile home j
of the bride'; grandmother, Mr-
J. A. B. Miller Receiving guest
were Mrs J. A B Miller, Mr:......and,
Mrs. James Hargett. Mrs. J P Mill-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Hargett,
Mrs W H Miller and Mite Bev
Beman.
The dining table was covered
With a white satin cloth overlaid
with white tulle which was caught
'at the corners with tiny mums. The
three tiered wadding cake was sur-
rounded with large mums flanked
by silver candelabra with while
candles.
For traveling: Mrs Hargett chose
a navy blue wool ensemble with
navy accessories and wore the white
orchid from her bridal bouquet
After their wedding trip the couple
will be at home at 223 Morningslde
Drive SE, Albuquerque, N M.
Out-of-town guests her? for the j
wedding were Mr and Mrs Thos
B. Smith, Miss Mavis Douglas Mr
N, L. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs W
McDonald, all of Fort Worth; Mr
and Mrs Tim Jett and Earl Flem-
ing of Emporia, Kansas; Mis*; Mtlly
Boling of Aima, Arkansas; Mr. and
Mrs. Damon Smith of Llano; Mr
and Mrs. Lewln Clayton of Vernon;
Mr and Mrs, W A. Hargett of
Dellas; Mr. and Mrs W ,T Hargett I
of Temple; Mr and Mr BarlWe I
Elliot and Mi and Mrs Harold i
Lewellen of San Angelo; Mr. and i
Mrs John -Will Cok, Mr and Mrs j
Babb Taylor, Mr 1 and Mix, Don '
Taylor, all of Doole; Mrs Joe Bow- j
en and Judy of Sweetwater; Mr ;
and Mrs Morris Miller of Leuders j
and Mr and Mrs C A Miller of
Red Owl. South Dakota
Mrs Hargett" Is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs J A Jameson and Mrs
Young Marriedi
Clast Has Party
i The Young Marrieds Class of the
; First Baptist, Church , wi re 'enter-
] tajned with a wiener roast at the
replica building at the City' Park
j last Thursday evening at 7 o'clock
j The group enjoyed a" dinner of
JAB Miller she graduated. f;-.m,-j,m! dl" ' chili, bean- potato chips.
High School hi 1851 and that fall j Pickles, chocolate cup cakes! rnar-
southwest 'at thVwqrld's Champ- * a,ler *1“ch had a social houj |
ton.ship Itodeo in New York City Th* •*»«*» atid—trrarslTiii^Uow*1
and Boston, Massachusetts. She was j roasted in a log hie builv in j
a tiit-m bet of tile‘'’Prince of Wale- the fireplace \
Club. she Sigma Gamma Gamma' Members present - for the dinner
and received her asaqetale Of arts ; were Mr and Mrs Eddie Rarjcm !
degree with Phi ThetgJ&appa boil-’ Mr anil Mr. Wesley Jackson Mr-
or> front SfepRep.s College. Colum-] Ted Crdmr Mr 'and Mrs Gene I
b> Missouri • ' ; Foust, Mr and Mrs Don Howard.
Mr Hargett is the -grandson of 1 Mr*- Robert Smedley Mrs Mayo!
the late Mr. and Mrs/1. J. Wilhoit ‘Mam. Mr and Mrs Jake Strick- j
of Coleman and the late Mr and land and Mr and Mrs Harold Pra-1
Mrs. W J Hargett ofi Moody He ;er j
graduated from Coleman ■ High In j ——————.—■■■■ —i—• j
me mid attended sui Roax coiiegejPie Demonstration Given-
ip Alpine,and 'Texas Technological
College in Lubbock .until hiR en-
listment in 1952. Since then he has
vember 13 at tile recreation building
A chicken dinner will be served and
an intemUng.-program Is planned.
Names of several books were tug-
,.1 sted to b* ;n< iucit <1 tin j 1
home demonstration club library al-
ter which Mrs: Ray Reniroe had
charge of recreation ->j
Pies made In the demonstration
Democrat Voice, Colamari, Textfs, Nov. 9, 1954
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were serveo'ta.Mme* Duane Eding-
ton Buddy Wester, Frank Brewer,
Caskey Livingston, sam Lindsey,
Ray Renfroe, George Garrett, Fan-
nie Rich, Wiley Giitespie. W. H,
Beall, Gluts Hunter. W. D, Terry,
Raymond McElrath, Ray Jameson,
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Weidon Davis,, Theo Griffis, lee
Perkin*, Max Jj-mc and' Miss Te-
resa Wester.
Off the island of Mifldaneao in
the Philippines Ule mean , is the
deepest. 35.400 lee;.
attended engineering and mechani-
cal schools at Carswell and Shep-
pard Air Force Bases. James'lx-now
stationed at klrtland Air Force-
Base in Albuquerque, N. M. as. it
B-38 specialist,
Buenos -'Air®' fhV"^i?t«st.
Spanish 'peaking city In the world.
New Ye :1 tv,- . (jl Sent',;,ltd is
called Mmrmatf-o. Night .
Coleman Independent
Mrs Theo Griffis gave a demon-
stration on mince cream pie-apricot J
cream |ue a)l{(. crttljtbr ertlxt at a'
meeting of the. Coleman Independ-
ent Home Denionsfratlmi Club held
Friday afternoon at the REA Kit-
chen. Mr*. Max Horne was hostess
Tile group gave the club pledge
and prayer-in unison, and all mein-j
tiers were urged p lUU-iai Use an- "
nual council meeting-to be field No
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