TheMa!akoff News Thursday, July 237 A
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MRS. WESLEY DEWAYNE HOLT
Johnson and Wesley
Malakoff were united
July 11, at 7:00
Church of
Cheatham of-
', ceremony.
daughter of Mr. and
She is the gran-
Nellie Johnson of
Mr. and Mrs. M.D.
and great-
of Mrs. Bessie Zack-
Mrs. Milburn
tte Milburn Holt of
are Mr. and
and Mrs. Gladys
tions were presented
on the piano
Woolverton sang
Steve Cartilidge sang
and accompanied
guitar as he sang
by her father, the
six tiered white
accented with
bodice featured a
and the bishop
with a lace
tiered chapel length
in Chan-
wore
o{ Pearls belonging to
The bride
of silk orchids and
a white Bible
the nurse and life
deliver her at
ter's wedding, Mrs.
length burgan-
dress with an accor-
Mrs'. Holt chose a
dress with an ac-
collar.
and cousin of the bride
lvaark of Arlington.
Misses Julie Sneed,
Tarkington, Pam
groom, Deb-
was cousin of the
Best man was Chuck Chapman of
Tool. Groomsmen were Ray Garrison,
David Dickerson, Jay Johnson, brother
of the bride, Tim Holt and Tim McLain,
cousins of the groom. Ring bearer was
Keith Massingill. Ushers were Jerry
Johnson, brother of the bride and Seen
Sweat, cousin of the bride. Can-
dlelighters were Kip Ledbetter, cousin
of the bride, and Greg Ashlock.
The church decorations included two
large Altar bouquets of lavender and
white silk flowers, an archway crowned
with candles and decorated with
greenery, flowers, and white doves.
The aisle was illuminated .by 28
hurricane lamps, and the pews were
marked with lavendar flowers and
holly.
The reception was held in the
fellowship hall. Miss Jana Drennen
registered the guests.
Serving at the brides tables were
cousins of the bride, Traci and Toni
Williams of Euless and Pam Earley.
Serving at the groom's table was Dee
Ann Holt, sister of the groom, and Kim
McLain, cousin of the groom.
Rice bags were handed out by Mortice
Holt, sister of the groom, and Sandi and
Jodi Hallmark, cousins of the bride.
A rehearsal dinner was hosted by
Mrs. Milburn Holt and family at the
First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
on July 10.
The bride was honored by a
miscellaneous shower in the home of
Mrs. Marles Drake on June 27.
After a wedding trip to San Antonio
the couple will make their home in Cor-
sicana.
The bride is a 1981 graduate of
Malakoff High School and will be atten-
ding Navarro Jr. College in the fall.
The groom is a 1978 graduate of
Malakoff High School, attended
Stephen F. Austin State University and
is currently employed by Texas Power
and Light.
Out of town guests for the wedding
registered from Forney, Tool, Port Ar-
thus, Port Acres, Dallas, Mesquite,
Haltom City, Richland Hills, Athens,
Trinidad, Euless, Mt. Pleasant,
Mabank and London.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster of
Monahans and Arlington spent the
weekend at Malakoff visiting with his
sisters, Mrs. Kathryn Welch, Mr. and
Mrs. J.A. McLain and Mrs. Norene
Foster.
Sue and Jess Hunt of Pasadena came
to Malakoff, picked up Margle and Bill
Campbell and they all spent the day in
Cedar Hill with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cred Patton. The Patton's are
making their home in the Cedar Hill
Nursing Home there. Then they all
Came back to spend the remainder of
the weekend in the Campbell home in
Malakoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Tlmmy Davis, who now
reside in Kerens, spent Friday morning
in Malakoff on business and visiting
with Mrs. G.V. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. T.O. Woods of Fort
Worth were visitors in Malakoff last
Saturday. They came by our home and
then on to Athens. Thurman is in the
refinishing and building game for
Motels and Inns and it seems that he
had some business to attend to at the
new Holiday Inn being constructed in
Athens. When we got a new directory
for Holiday Inns recently we noticed
that this one would be open for business
on the eighth month of 1981. Thurman
went on to Fort Worth to attend other
business. They had a grandson with
them.
After being without a phone for about
three weeks in the past it seems that the
telephone company is bending over
backwards to make restitution. They
sent a questionaire to our home and
G.V. filled it out. He told them that their
service was very slow. We have had
calls from Athens and Tyler both to see
if the service has been better. They said
just call them if we had any further
trouble. The kind of trouble we were
having calling didn't seem to help, but
perhaps they will be on the ball from
now on. It seems that we were not the
only people who reported our phone out
of order. Thanks everyone for reporting
it.
Stacy, our granddaughter from
Dogwood Estates, came to spend the
night with us recently and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Andrews came to
pick her up.
We had some nice company recently.
Brenda Stenberger, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Jim Stenberger, who
pastored the First Baptist Church
several years back has married David
Miller, whose parents live in Connec-
ticut. David and Brenda met in Africa
several years ago while they were both~
teaching in an American school over
there. They stayed over there for two
Memorial Day
at Post Oak
Cemetery set
The annual Memorial Day at Post
Oak Cemetery will be held Saturday,
August 1, 1961, according to Willie V.
Sints.
Lunch will be served at 12:00 noon
from covered dishes of food brought by
those attending. The tables will be in
r place, ice and water will be furnished.
Everyone is invited to visit the
cemetery during the day. Those who
plan to attend the business meeting and
service and stay for lunch should bring
their eating utensils, and don't forget
your lawn chairs.
Officers for 1982 will be elected, and
any other business coming up will be
taken care of during the business
meeting.
Attend ff you can. For those who can-
not attend, please keep the day in
memorial for the loved ones who have
passed on.
It's A Girl!
years and then came back to America
to teach in Chicago for about a year.
They got married and took jobs in
Arabia where they are presently
working. David is superintendent of the
United Arab Emerites American
School. I do hope that is right. Anyway
they came to visit with friends in this
area, and attend Brenda's High School
Reunion at Matthews Lake area. The
school is located in Aubi Dhabi, United
Arab Emertius in Arabia.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Andrews and Mr.
and Mrs. David Miller met in Dallas to
attend the Ricky Nelson Concert on
Friday evening. David is in the United
States to interview teachers for the
coming school year in Arabia. They
need a P.E. teacher among other posts.
Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Cede and Mr. and
Mrs. Carney Kirby returned recently
from a two week trip to California.
They left Dallas and flew to Los
Angeles. They visited San Francisco,
then up the coast to the northern part of
California and then flew back to Dallas.
All in all it was a wonderful trip.
The First Baptist Church Youth
Director, Steve Cartllidge took some of
the youth to Six Flags last Tuesday.'
Those enjoying the day beginning with.
a bus trip at 8:30 a.m. and ending at 11
p.m. that night were: Jay Jay.Mulllns,
Mlchele Ashloek, Brent Cheatham,
Trlsha Allen, Krlstie Allen, Darrien
Allen, Carl Tapley, Mickey Talbot,
Greg Ashlock, Kelly Qulnn, Kyle
Kllman, Roy Glover, Diane Holt, Lisa
Johnson, Kevin Kilman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Montya of Vernon
arrived Thursday at the home of his
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Almond.
They all attended the Pea Picking
Festivities.
Recently Mrs. Mattie Thomas and
Mrs. Else Crocker celebrated their bir-
thdays at the July Triple F. /neeting
held at the First Methodist Church.
This meeting is held each first Monday
of the month except in September,
which is Labor Day. Then it will be the
second Monday night. The president is
Willie Sims. They had as special guests
at this July meeting the Bond of Love
Youth Choir taught by Choir Director
Steve Cartilidge of the First Baptist
Church. Those giving the program
were: Lisa Wooiverton, who sang a solo
and played the piano for the group
singing; Jeanette Johnson, who sang a
solo; Brent Cheatham, sang a solo;
Gary Woolverton, Kyle Kllman, Jerry
Johnson and Jay Jay Mulllns. There
are two other members of the Bon'd of
Love who were unable to attend, Kalah
Brown and Tim Mattingly. Llnda Car-
tllldge played for Brent and Lisa's
solos.
Mrs; Homer Brown who is in Park
Highland Nursing Home in Athens, un-
derwent surgery in the Tyler Medical
Center on Wednesday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Scholl and Mrs.
Lela Belle Dodson were in Fort Worth
recently visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
James Louis Scholl and Mr. and Mrs.
George Isabell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack liumphries and
children were visiting with his mother~
Mrs. ()de llumphries recently. Jack is
vice president of Huntsville Colleg~
where they live.
The First Baptist Church is having a1
revival this week on Mitcham StreetI
with the Rev. Richard Cheatham as the!
evangelist. He is the head of the Speech
and Communication Department at
Southwestern University and pastor of
the Kingsway Baptist Church. Tommy
tlavens, minister of music and youth of
Kerens First Baptist Church is leading
in the music for the revival which is
being held nightly at 7:30. The youth,~
7th through 12th grade, are having a
Vacation Bible School each night
beRinning at 6: 30. Everyone is invi~...
Kay and Julie Royall returned-East
week from an eight-day trip to New
York and Sea Island, Ga.
EImo and (;race Yarbrough were in
Ennis Sunday to visit with a sister and
then on to Dallas to visit with another
sister and to spend thenight.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cailaway and
children and Mr. and Mrs. T.C.
Williams of Malakoff were visiting in
Saxonburg, Pennsylvania with Joyce's
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sinclair and a cousin. Ken Krumpe and
family.
Joyce and her sister have not seen
each other in 12 years This was the
highlight of a two week vacat.ion which
took them through ten stales. They also
stopped in Gonzales, Louisiana and
visited with Wayne's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B.D. Cailaway and Cindy.
Mark and Lanette Williams are proud
to announce the birth of their daughter,
Morgan Rae Williams. She was born
June 19 at Clear Lake Hospital in Alvin
and weighed 9 Ibs. She was 22% inches
long.
Paternal grandparents are Herb and
Sue Williams of Malakoff and maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Ray Williams of Canton.
"The cure for love is absence."
Spanish ProverP
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