The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 115, No. 49, Ed. 1 Friday, December 7, 1990 Page: 2 of 4
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2—THE HOPKINS COUNTY ECHO. Sulphur Springs, Texas, Friday, December 7,1990.
Hull, ^radm marry > in candCedgh ceremony
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ry Kathryn Hull and
Steven Bryan Braden were united
in marriage at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
20, in Munger Place United
Methodist Church. The Rev. Mark
Thurman of Hopkins County
Cooperative Parish, formerly as-
sociate pastor of Munger Place
United Methodist * Church,
officiated the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Tom
and Mary Ann Hull of Plano.
The groom is the son of Bob and
Mary Ann Braden and Gary and
Margaret Anderson, all of Sulphur
Springs.
Given in marriage by her father.
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bara Beadles and William
Byron Carey were united in mar-
riage at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
21, in First Baptist Church in
Channing. The Rev. Royce A.
Mason officiated the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B.G. Beadles of Sulphur
Springs.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. M.B. Carey of Carlsbad, N.M.
Given in marriage by her parents
and escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride wore a tea-length
gown of white eyelet Her bouquet
was an arrangement of fall flowers.
Sandra Troycr of Channing at-
tended as maid of honor. She wore
a tea-length dress of apricot satin.
The groom wore a blue tuxedo
with gold accessories.
Carl Bean Jr. of Dumas attended
as best man. He wore matching at-
tire.
John Creed of Pam pa and Jerry
Jackson of Dumas ushered guests
to their scats.
Lynda Hunnicutt of Channing
presided at the registry table. It was
covered with white lace over an
apricot tablecloth. It held the
bride’s book, a current photograph
of the couple, a wedding prayer and
wedding scrolls.
Bessie Clark of Dumas played
the organ while the groom sang
“Walk Hand In Hand With Me.
Frank and Melody Davis sang
“Forever Friends” prior to the
lighting of the unity candle.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was hosted in the fellowship
hall of the church.
The bride’s cake was a three-
tiered confection adorned with
white roses and gold leaves. It was
in the center of the bride’s table.
The table was covered with white
lace over a cold doth accented with
beads and tall-colored bows. Nap-
kins inscribed with the couple’s
names and wedding dale were also
on the table. Punch and nuts and
mints served from gold ap-
Entertainment was provided by
Frank Melody, Elizabeth Davis and
Ida Mae Crawford, all of Channing,
and Margaret Creed of Pampa.
Following a wedding trip to
Phoenix, Ariz., and the Grand
Canyon, the couple will reside in
Dumas.
The bride is a graduate of Sul-
phur Springs High School. She
received bachelor of science and
master of science degrees from
East Texas State University. She
has been a home economics teacher
at Channing High School for 18
years.
The groom is a graduate of Bor-
ger High School. He had been a su-
pervisor for Diamond Shamrock
Refining and Marketing for 28
years.
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the bride chose an Illissa sheath
gown of white re-embroidered
Alencon lace. A jeweled neckline
topped a fitted bodice. The gown
featured long tapering leg o’ mutton
sleeves.
The gown was heavily encrusted
with beads and sequins. The
detachable train flowed to cathedral
length. For her headpiece, the bride
I chose a custom design of hand-rol-
led roses and lace to match her
gown. The soft pouf was com-
plemented by a detachable cathed-
ral-length veil.
Gay Linn Hull, sister of the
bride, of Plano, served as maid of
honor. Rene’ Swan of Allen served
as matron of honor. Serving as
bridesmaids were Jackie Fillerup,
cousin of the bride, of Mesa, Ariz.,
Cindy Whitman of St Charles,
Mo., and Amy Adams of Dallas.
Angela Anderson, sister of the
groom, of Sulphur Springs, served
as the junior bridesmaid.
Each bridal attendant wore a
deep-purple two-piece suit-style
dress with a full-length skirt. A bow
accented one shoulder of each
dress.
They carried hand-tied bouquets
of jewel-tone fresh flowers.
Jessica Cathey, cousin of the
groom, of Saltillo, served as flower
girl. Chris Stovall, cousin of the
bride, of Arlington, served as ring
bearer.
Lee Braden, brother of the
groom, of Dallas, served as best
man. Serving as groomsmen were
Derek Sutton, brother of the groom,
of Dallas, Steve Lawrence of Sul-
phur Springs, Tom Hull, brother of
the bride, of Jacksonville, and Flint
Gilbert of Dallas.
Keith Eddleman, cousin of the
bride, of College Station, and Mike
Eddleman, cousin of the bride, of
Waco, Jeremy Anderson, brother of
the groom, of Cooper, Jason Mc-
Gregor, cousin of the groom, of
Pickton, and Bill Parker of Dallas
ushered guests to their seats.
Music for the ceremony was
provided by Christy Arizaga and
Keith Eddleman, soloists, and Ken
Frerichs, organist Musical selec-
tions included “And On This Day”
and “Bridal Prayer.” .“I Will Be
Here” was sung during the lighting
of the unity candle.
Communion was served to the
congregation during the ceremony
and Colossians 3:12-17 was read.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was hosted in the Tower Club
in Thanksgiving Tower in Dallas.
The bride’s table featured a four-
tiered cake with a lace design in
frosting. The cake was topped with
a Precious Moments hide and
groom figurine. Each tier was ac-
cented with jewel-tone flowers.
Two tiers of the cake were white
chocolate with fudge filling and
two were lemon.
The groom’s table featured a two
tiered chocolate cake with amaretto
filling. The cake was adorned with
raspberries and strawberries. Black
grapes cascaded from the top layer.
During the reception, dance
music was provided by a disc
jockey. Hors d’oeuvres included a
fruit and cheese table, assorted
canapes, stuffed mushrooms and
curried chicken.
Following a wedding trip to St.
Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, the
couple will reside in Dallas.
The bride is a 1981 graduate of
Plano High School. She is
employed by DeGolyer and Mac-
Naughton.
The groom is a 1982 graduate of
Sulphur Springs High School. He is
vice president of sales for Jet Ex-
press.
Showers and (Parties
On Aug. 18 a miscellaneous
shower was hosted in the home of
Sandra Picked. Other hostesses
were Nancy Rowell, Amber
Hughes and Cristy Hughes.
A miscellaneous shower was
hosted Aug. 25 in the home of Bil-
lye Fred Couples. Other hostesses
were Sarah Reid and Dorothy
Vaughan. The hostesses were
friends of the bride’s grandmother.
A recipe shower, hosted by Lynn
Ann McDougal, Yolanda Murray,
Ann Marshall, Mary Alice Garza
and Marilyn Cain, was held Sept.
15 in Plano.
The bride-elect of Steve Braden
was honored with a rice bag shower
on Sept. 16. It was hosted by Billy
Hull and Betty Duerksen, aunts of
the bride. Guests brought items to
fill a sewing basket for the bride.
A miscellaneous shower was
held Sept. 19 at the bride’s office in
Dallas. It was hosted by Deborah
Buchel, Susan Hamilton, Brenda
Snyder and Karen Snyder.
Amy Adams and Virginia Adams
hosted a personal shower and
brunch on Sept. 22 at the Marriott
Courtyard in Plano.
An around-the-clock shower and
brunch was hosted by Christy
Arizaga and Angela Marshall on
Sept. 29 in Plano.
Steve Braden and Kathy Hull
were honored with a couples
shower on Oct. 6 in Allen. It was
hosted by Mike and Rene’ Swan
and J.R. and Nona Rhoton. Fajitas
and margaritas were served.
On Oct. 7 a miscellaneous
shower was hosted in Plano by Be-
cky Moore, Jeanne Nalley, Jean
Griffin and Betsy Franklin.
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•Angela Kay Marc is and
Michael Travis Shull were united in
marriage at noon Saturday, Nov.
10, in St. James Catholic Church.
Deacon Loren Seely officiated the
double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip V. Marcis of Sul-
phur Springs.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J.P. Shull of Bedford.
Presented in marriage by her
parents, the bride chose a tradi-
tional gown of satin and lace. The
wedding ring collar was embel-
lished with pearl encrusted lace.
The satin and lace fitted bodice was
accented with seed pearls and
iridescent sequins.
The church was decorated fan
and spiral candelabra. Large floral
arrangements of assorted pink
flowers and greenery. White bows
accented with greenery marked the
pews. The unity candle was lighted
after the vows had been spoken and
the rings had been blessed.
Selections from Bach, Mozart
and Handel were played by Mark
Beggs prior to the ceremony. The
bridesmaids entered the sanctuary
to “Trumpet Tune in D” by Purcell.
The bride entered to the traditional
wedding processional. The wed-
ding party exiled to the traditional
wedding recessional. Stephen Gen-
nelte sang “The Lord’s Prayer.”
Out-of-town guests attending
The puffed sleeves, accented were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Marcis,
with tiny satin bows, tapered to
fingertip length. The sleeves were
further accented with lacy cut work.
Tiny satin-covered buttons closed
the sleeves and the back of the
gown. The front of the skirt and the
grandparents of the bride, of
Okeechobee, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Ballow, grandparents of the
groom, of Athens: Felicia Marcis of
Port Orange, Fla.; Kasey Holmes of
Fort Worth; and Laveme Coker,
chapel-length train boasted cutwork m^. Charlie Seeber, Mrs. Alton
patterns and lace points. A double Laney, Mrs. Larue Killingsworth
satin ruffle was held to the train by and Kathy Killingsworth, all of
lace points.
The bride’s fingertip-length veil
was held with cascades of seed
pearls and white flowers.
She wore white satin shoes and a
blue garter, made by her mother.
Tiny diamond and pearl earrings
completed the ensemble.
Kathy Killingsworth,
Athens.
Others attending from out of
town were Rose Schultz of
Chicago, III.; Mr. and Mrs. Butch
Ballow, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ballow
and Cheryl Panozzo, all of
Houston; Mr. and Mrs. Milo Marcis
of Hot Springs Village, Ark.; Mr.
The bride carried a cascade of and Mrs. Harold Shull of Jackson-
pink, white and red roses, accented
with pink, wine and white ribbons.
The arrangement was atop the
bride’s maternal grandmother’s (the
late Lola Williams) Bible.
Alicia Beth Marcis of Denton
served her sister as maid of honor.
ville; and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Michie and Caitlin of Plano.
Also attending from out of town
were Jerome Bishop of
Washington, D.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Karcher of Smithville;
Nancy Marcis of Sugarland; Beth
Serving as bridesmaids were Jill Panozzo and Mrs. Vernon Cates,
Mason of Port Orange, Fla., Joy both of Dallas ^Annette Hunt of
Seely of Sherman, Kim Phelps of Nacogodoches; Uisa Schultz of
Austin and Christy Cooley of Austin; Mrs. Harold Shafer of
Nacogdoches. Kelly Newcomb of Fairfield; Geneva Newcomb of
Mount Vernon served as junior Mount Vernon; and Ken Early and
bridesmaid. Jennifer and Wendy and Gary
The bridal attendants wore tea- Holmes, all of Fort Worth,
length gowns with wine-colored Following the ceremony, the
velvet bodices and full taffeta bride’s parents hosted a reception
skirts. The gowns featured pufTed in Echo Executive Lodge,
three-quarter-length sleeves. Black Cam Licktenbeig and Kateri Be-
suede shoes, accented with ckham presided at the registry
bouquets of pink and white roses, table.
completed the ensembles.
Houseparty members were Lisa
The groom’s table was covered
with white lace over a brown
t**xkMh Beads rod fall colored
bows accented the setting. A Ger-
man chocolate cake sat in the cen-
ter of die table. Coffee, nuts and
mints were served from silver ap-
both of
Marry of
in the houseparty
Hays and Laurel
Carey of Almquerqae.
Sherry Norton of Austin
N.M., and
Early of Fort Worth; Anita Shull of
Bonham; Connie Newcomb of
Mount Vernon; and Beverly Ballow
of Athens.
A buffet luncheon was served. It
featured shredded ham, turkey,
crabmeat and assorted fruits and
The junior bridesmaid wore a Gorewitz, Steffany Hickock, Kateri
pink taffeta tea-length dress with Beckham and Cam Licktenbeig, all
pufTed sleeves and a large bow at of Nacogdoches; Kelli Holmes-
the back waist. Her headband .......... "
featured pink roses, ribbons and
seed pearls. She carried a bouquet
that was a small version of the
bridesmaids’ bouquets.
The maid of honor carried a
bouquet of pink sweetheart roses
accented with wine and pink ribbon
streamers.
Lindsey Newcomb of Mount
Vernon served as flower girl. She
wore a pink street-length taffeta
dress with a full skirt and puffed
sleeves. A bow accented the back
of the waist. She also ware a
headband of tiny pink roses with
ribbon and seed pearls. She carried
a basket of sweetheart roses match-
ing those in the bride’s bouquet.
White stockings and black patent
shoes completed the ensemble.
Michael Dean Mason of Port
Orange, Fla., served as nngbearcr
He wore a black tuxedo with white
bow tie and cummerbund. He car-
ried a small heart-shaped satin pil-
low with pink and wine ribbons.
The groom wore a Mack tuxedo
with tails and a while pleated-front
shirt and white tie and cummer-
bund.
Tye Phelps of Austin served as
best man. Serving as groomsmen
were Mark Shull of Dennison, jp.
Shull Jr. of Dallas. Mark Templeton
of Athens and Mike Temples of
McKinney.
Serving as ushers were Martin
Moore and Craig Turner, both of
Dallas and Scott Moore of Tyler.
vegetables. Also served were mini-
ature quiches, assorted breads and
muffins, relish trays and cham-
pagne punch.
The four-tier wedding cake was
topped by Precious Moments bride
and groom figurine. Pink bows and
flowers further accented the cake.
The groom’s cake was a choco-
late cake topped with a caricature
of Fozzie Bear.
Tammy McGaiy provided
popular piano music during the
reception. The bride and groom
danced the first dance to Neil
Diamond’s “September Morn.”
Popular, as well as folk music, was
provided by Rob Stanley and Marie
Chapman.
The bride’s going-away dress
was a pink silk shirtwaist accented
with a wine-colored belt and
matching shoes.
Following a wedding trip to St.
Maarten, French West Indies, the
couple will reside in Euless.
“Die bride is a graduate of Sul-
phur Springs High School and
Stephen F. Austin University. She
was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority and Sigma Tau Delta, an
English honor sorority.
The groom is a graduate of Sul-
phur Springs High School, Paris
Junior College and Stephen F.
Austin University. He was a mem-
ber of RHA and Finance Fraternity
Kappa Alpha Psi. He is employed
by General Electric Capital Cor-
poration in Dallas.
Showers and!Parties
A rehearsal dinner was hosted by
Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Shull, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Newcomb and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Karcher. The wed-
ding party, family members, the
houseparty, guests and spouses
were served lasagna, salad, Italian
bread, wine and Chocolate Delight.
The groom presented the
groomsmen and attendants with
special gifts at that time.
The bride and her mother, Bar-
bara Marcis, hosted a bridesmaids
luncheon. The bride presented her
attendants with Precious Moments
figurines.
Jill Mason and Felicia Marcis
hosted a household shower. Finger
foods, meatballs, cocktail sausages,
dips, assorted breads and a relish
tray were served.
Joy Seely and Ann Seely hosted
a personal shower.
The bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Marcis, hosted an engagement
party in honor of the couple.
Mack tuxedos with white formal
shirts rod wine-colored accessories.
Jayna Shull, sister of the (room,
of Paris, read various passages
from the Bible. She wore a Mack
velvet and taffeta dress similar to
that warn by the bridesmaids. Her
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Keys, Clarke & Hillsamer, Dave. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 115, No. 49, Ed. 1 Friday, December 7, 1990, newspaper, December 7, 1990; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth780182/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.