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agent for Mayflower
ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION.
214-874-4221
31 Corsicana, Texas
Beautiful
lawns
require
fall
fertilization
Malakoff Nursery & Garden Center
Gary Reeves Hwy. 31, Malakoff Ralph Reeves
Entire Stock Of
(Hart Schaffner & Marx, Christian Dior,
Botany 500, Hardwick and Others
MRS. WILLIAM A. RAMSEY
By Halston
Reg. $318.00
Entire Stock Of
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In a candlelight ceremony solemized
at Pleasant Run Baptist church of Lan-
caster Saturday, Sept. 12, Lynda Jo
Turner became the bride of William A.
Ramsey. The Rev. Edgar Terrell of-
ficiated.
Parents of the couple are Mrs. Joan
Turner and the late Harold G. Turner of
Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
G. Ramsey of Malakoff.
Virginia Ritz of Duncanville was her
aunt's maid of honor. Brenda Fluitt,
also of Duncanville, served as matron
of honor. Robert McClain of Athens
served as best man.
Bridesmaids included Karen Horn,
Sharon Horn, both of Lancaster an
dCheree Ramsey, sister of the groom of
Malakoff.
Groomsmen were Ronnie Hawkins
and the groom's brother, Samuel Ram-
sey, both of Trinidad, David Ramsey,
brother of the groom and Frank Turner
of Cedar Hill, brother of the bride.
Serving as flower girls were Glenda
Boone and Shirley Turner, nieces of the
bride. Ring bearers were Angela and
Danny Ramsey, nephew and niece of
the bride and groom. Rice bearers were
James Ritz, Jr., and Robert Turner,
nephews of the bride, Billie Turner,
niece of the bride, and Shonda Ramsey,
niece of the groom.
Ushers were Billy Watson of DeSoto
and Gary Attmo of Dallas, cousin of the
groom.
Grandparents of the couple in atten-
dance were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huffman
of Dallas and Mrs. Sam Ramsey of
Duncanville.
Vows were repeated before an arch-
way entwined with greenery and
flanked by candelabras which were
~lso entwined with greenery.
Pews were marked with baby blue
satin bows.
Pre-nuptial music was provided by Jo
Lynn Weems, organist. Joe Terrell and
Elise Dimon sang "Always and
Forever". Sandra Leavelle sang "God,
a Woman and a Man" accompanied by
Darla Hazekamp at the piano. "Color
My World" was sung by Keith Gregory
of Duncanville, accompanied by Denise
Longino on the flute and Darla
Hazekamp at the piano.
To the strains of Mendelssohn's "The
Wedding March," the
sanctuary escorted by
brothers, Frank L. and
ner.
She chose a
gown overlaid with
for her wedding. It
Anne neckline, Queen
lace sleeves and a cha
The gown was
pearls, lace motifs
carried a cascade
roses, baby blue carnatio~,~
forget-me-nots with clusters
breath and streamers of t
satin, attached to a
Bible.
The bridal attendants
length gowns of baby
with floral design
they carried white
with white silk roses, baby
tied with baby blue
wore white and blue lace
white satin streamers.
Junior attendants wore
baby blue gowns with
fon ruffles. The junior
wore navy blue suits.
The groom and best man
blue tuxedos with dark
Groomsmen wore navy ID
The
length baby blue gown
matching baby blue lace.
mother wore a floor
gown.
Guests were greeted
James Ritz, Jr.,
A reception,
mother, was held in
fellowship hall. The
covered with a white
overlaid with blue
vases held clusters of
The four-tiered white
was trimmed with blue
featured a
water. The cake was
bride and groom
served from a
belonged to the
Her sisters, Mrs. Bob
James Ritz, Sr., Mrs.
and her sister-in-law 'r
ner, served at the
The groom's table was
with a white linen cloth
baby blue netting. The
a minature candelabra
greenery and blue cat
table held a portrait of
groom's chocolate cake
shape of inter-lockin
Serving at the
Mrs. Samuel P.
sister, and Mrs. Hi
sister-in-law of the bride.
For her wedding tril
' / / a navy blue dress
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Athens, Mr. and Mrs.
$--ee24 Premises, Amanda and Jennifer of
Ruth Dutton of DallaS,
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Tammy McLain of Athens,
Haggar
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home in Trinidad. p
Short Sleeve
By Puritan, Jockey & Arrow
Reg. $18.00 to $25.00
Entire Stock Of
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Large Group Of
Shirts, Ties, Shoes,
Underwear, Socks, Etc.
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Convenience
easllg fits under kRchen cabinets/
For
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Reg. $27.00 to $35.00
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Microwave Oven
MEAL INONEt lels you ctKJk a number of
complete meals al ~mce Or start other meals
v.lth one (hsh ol lwo and add a third food as
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