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of red velvet trimmed in ivory ace and carried nosegays of dle. reenery centered with a Best man was Michael Stowrs. The bride's brother, Danny Carpenter, and the bridegroom's brother-in-law, Mike Pirelo, were groomsmen. Usharing were the bridegroom's rothers, Dean Wilson: and BobWilson. I Candlelighters were Donnie synch and David Lynch.

Flowr girl was Melanie Woodson and ring bearer was Heath Wilson. Mr. and Mrs Carpenter were reception hosts in the church ellewship hall. In the houseparty were Mesdames Mike Sanders, Bobby Russell and Dean Wilson end Misses Sena 4 ch. Tennifer Ash and Donna Traylor.

ow no their wedding trip Grand Targhee, Mr. nd Mrs. Wisen are living in Varr. He is employed with Vilsen Plastering Company. Xi lota Epsilon Holds Meeting Xi Iota Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met Thursday in the home of Mrs.

Bob Coward for the annual Thanksgiving dinner. Following a short business session, Mrs. Charles Graham shared some inspirational thoughts about Thanksgiving with the group. Using illustrations drawn by elementary school children, she showed the varied ideas that children have about turkeys, pilgrims and Indians, symbols of Thanksgiving. The buffet table was centered with an arrangement of pumpkins and fall leaves.

A Thanksgiving dinner consisting of salads, relishes and croissants was served. TNHA Elects Gary Marwitz Gary L. Marwitz of Mexia, formerly of Gatesville, was elected a vice president of the Texas Nursing Home Association at its annual convention in Houston last week. Marwitz had been serving as the association's secretary. The ostrich can cover about 25 feet at a stride.

Friday, MEN'S HAGGAR SLACKS PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED MORE DRESSES Lynn Schaub Notes Birthday Lynn Schaub recently celebrated his second birthday with a party given in his home by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schaub. After opening presents and I playing, the children enjoyed refreshments of birthday cake and fruit punch. Present with the honoree were Mitchell and Mark Dyson, Kurt and Brad Snively, John Derring, Dean and Juli Schaub, Mr.

and Mrs. Ron 1 Snively and Mrs. Jerry Dyson, and Lynn's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaub.

AARP Officers To Be Installed Officers of the Gatesville area chapter of the American Association of Retired Fersons have all won re-election for 1975 and are due to be installed at the organization's December meeting. They are Mrs. Bessie Davis, president; H. A. Smith, vice president; Mrs.

Elizabeth Pancake, secretary; and Mrs. Bonnie Bellamy, treasurer, On the board of directors are Ernest A. Draper, M. B. Kindrick, Donald Clark and Buryman Wright.

Members of the nominating committee were Mrs. Mildred Bigham, Mrs. Evelyn Potts, Mrs. Myrtle Voss and Mrs. Gladys Floyd.

The chapter, which meets the second Tuesday of each month, now has 92 members. Chapter leaders, in urging others to join, pointed out that "AARP is the nation's largest non-profit organization for mature Americans, and its one purpose is to serve all older persons, to help them meet their problems more realistically, more economically and more successfully." WESTVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 84 West on Hilltop Rev. M. V.

Hemphill, pastor Sunday- Sunday School at 10 a.m., worship service at 11 a.m., evening service at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday--Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Nov. BOYS' VAN HEUSEN SHIRT SALE ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED AND MORE LADIES' PRE-CHRISTMAS SLACKS (November DOUBLE GOLD Leairds AND STAR-FORUM Sec. 2, Pg.

6-Gatesville, Texas November 28, 1974 The Gatesville Messenger ANNIVERSARY FETE DEC. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Moye Necessary of Route 3, Gatesville, will be honored with a reception celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, December 8. It will be held in the Gatesville Community Center at 14th and Waco Streets.

The family is inviting all friends and relatives to call from 2:30 p.m. 1 to 4:30 p.m. Hosts for the occasion will be the couple's children, Mr. and Mrs. Erbie Necessary of Waco and Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Hightower of Tyler, and their grandchilden, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hightower of Tyler and William and Mark Necessary of Waco. Pamela Schuetze, Richard Moore Wed in Temple Following their Nov.

9 marriage in St. Mary's Catholic Church of Temple and a wedtrip to Austin, Mr. and Richard Llyn Moore are making their home in Temple. The bride, the former Miss Pamela Kay Schuetze, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Schuetze of Temple. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Nita Moore of Gatesville and Floyd D.

Moore of Weldon. Rev. Arthur Michalka officiated' at the double ring ceremony. Music was presented by Miss Donna Schiller and Buddy Forrest of Temple was soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal 29th, is Christmas SPECIAL SALE ON LARGE GROUPS OF LEVIS LEES WRANGLER JEANS REDUCED TO Dark Denim Not Included SALE ON TOPS Special FRIDAY 29th) IS TEXAS STAMP DAY Department TEXAS Mrs.

Humes In Hospital by Mrs. Felix Pruitt Messenger Correspondent Mrs. Blanche Humes is dergoing treatment in the Clifton hospital for a heart condition. Rev. Ralph O'Dell, pastor the First Presbyterian Church of Gatesville, will preach at p.m.

Sunday at the Turnersville Presbyterian Church. Rev. John Keith of Fort Worth will preach Sunday morning and Sunday night the Turnersville Baptist Church. Mrs. Hardy Rowe recently spent several days in the ton hospital.

Mrs. Olin Whitley of Clifton, Mrs. Samantha Pruitt and E. D. Hollingsworth attended a singing at Morgan Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Epps, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Russell, Miss Ellen Balch, Mrs.

Edna Tharp, Mrs. Ethel Stanford and Mrs. Samantha Pruitt attended church services at Mosheim Sunday night, The Unity Choir of Clifton sang at the services. Mrs. Jimmy Barker spent one day last week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Berksdale, of Hico. of Tony, Billy Wayne and Brett Burke of Gatesville spent the 6 week end with their 10- ther, Mrs. Samantha Pruitt. Bobby Joe Pruitt of Catesville spent Saturday night and Sunday with Davey, Wesley at Paul, Renee and Heath Smith.

Mrs. Alva Pruitt of Fairfield, and Bennie Sellers of San Antonio spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pruitt. They visited Mrs.

Samantha Pruitt Monday morning. DeAnne Carpenter and Leon Wilson Married Saturday in Waco Church Miss DeAnne Kay Carpenter Homer Leon Wilson exchanged marriage vows Saturevening in Crestview Church of Christ Waco. Minister James Donald Ash, pastor the Temple Church of Christ, officiated. The bride is the of and Mrs. Jim Carpenter of Route 1, Waco.

Her grandparare Mr. and 1 Mrs. A. O. Carpenter, native Coryell Countians who lived in Ireland bemoving to the Speeglecommunity.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and W. H. Wilson, also of Waco. Wedding music was presentby a quintet composed of MRS.

HOMER LEON WILSON Granddaughter of Ex-Coryellites and day Mr. ents fore ville Mrs. ed Mrs. Don Ash, Mrs. George Titlow, Mrs.

Reba Jones, Miss Sena Ash and Miss Alana Jones. The bride wore an ivory linen velvet gown. The empire smocked bodice was trimmed with guipure lace at the waistline and scooped neckline. Matching lace also formed ruffles on the long sleeves. Her cathedral length veil was edged in lace and her bouquet was of red roses and gypsophila.

Miss Becky Dean Carpenter was her sister's maid of honor. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Mike Pirelo, and the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Danny Carpenter, were bridesmaids. They wore long Juliet style dresses Remember PRE MEN'S Men's and Boys' VAN HEUSEN JACKET SALE SHIRT SALE PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED REDUCED Reg.

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Miss Donna Schuetze was maid of honor. Matron of honor was Mrs. Ernest Urbantke. Bridal attendants were Miss Brenda Thomas of Killeen and Mrs. Michael Moore.

Best man was Michael Moore and groomsmen were Ernest Urbantke, Dale Schuetze, Gary Blanchard of Gatesville and Don Schuetze. Ushers were Ricky Beck and Gary Wheat of Gatesville. Candlelighters were Denise Hobizal and Keith Knecht. A reception was held in the parish hall following the ceremony. The rehearsal dinner was held at the Sirloin Stockade.

The fastest selling record of all time is "John Fitzgerald Kennedy--A Memorial It sold four million copies at 99 cents in six days. Double BOYS' Dallas Cowboy JACKET SALE ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED Reg. $14.00 to $17.00 NOW 1098 TO 1398 LARGE GROUPS SWEATER Groups Reduced Up Sale! The National Bank is proud to present the art exhibit of MARY LOU PAINTER from November 28 until December 12, 1974 during regular banking hours in our Main Lobby Stamp Day! 0.00 a Polyester MEN'S FABRIC SALE DOUBLE KNIT Reg. $4.89 SPORT COAT SALE VERY SPECIAL Reg. $45.00 to $65.00 289 2995 NOW TO 4795 OF ODDS AND ENDS SALE! To LADIES' PRE-CHRISTMAS SHOE SALE OVER CONNIES LIFE STRIDE COBBLERS 3000 PAIRS OF NEW 1974 FALL COVER the SALE of both dress and casual for Very Special PRE-HOLIDAY LIFE STRIDE, PARADISE and many more of our fine brands.

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