The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 118, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, November 12, 1993 Page: 2 of 4
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Killian, McCrary marry
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9, in Park Street Baptist Church in
Greenville.
The Rev. Curtis French officiated
the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Car-
olyn Killian of Sulphur Springs and
Mr. and Mrs. Riley E. Killian of
Houston.
She is the granddaughter of LaV-
erne Branick of Sulphur Springs and
the late Wayne D. Branick.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John S. McCrary of Greenville
and Debbie Hunsacker of Yantis.
Given in marriage by her father, the
bride wore a satin gown with a V-
neckline and beaded bodice. The
gown also featured full, puffed
sleeves and a long train edged with
beaded and sequined embroidery. The
short veil was attached to a band of
beaded flowers.
She carried a bouquet of ivory lilies
and baby’s breath.
Julie Anne Killian of Sulphur
Springs served as maid honor. Brides-
maids were Larina Strange of
Greenvile, Shirley Cox of Sulphur
Springs and Diana Gilmore of Mount
Pleasant.
The bridal attendants wore off-the-
shoulder gowns of floral print fabric.
Each earned a lily.
Kevin Allen McCrary of Fort
Worth was bestman. Groomsmen
were Shawn Vickers of San Marcos,
John S. McCrary of Greenville and
Andrew Estrada of Austin.
Ushers were Joe Vickers of Austin
and Jerry Don Pritchett of Shreveport,
La.
Music was provided by Kim
Robinson.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was hosted in the McCrary
home.
Following a honeymoon trip to
South Padre Island, the couple will
reside in Arlington.
Mrs. Stephen Michael McCrary
Club News
Women of the
"Country Church
Women of the Country Church
met in the fellowship hall at the
Country Baptist Church. The meet-
ing was opened with a prayer by
Donna Johnson.
The WCC voted to buy an
answering machine for the phone in
the church office.
The devotion was given by Mary
Love and the topic was “God’s
Love.”
The WCC will host a Christmas
party Dec. lOin the fellowship hall.
A covered dish luncheon was
served to the following ladies: Birdie
Smith, Mary Love, Mae Hammond,
Donna Johnson, Linda Bulklay, Vel-
ma Hammond, Verda Carrington
and Edna Garvin.
Lena Day Garden Club
Rosalyn Massingill was hostess
for the October meeting of Lena
Day Garden Club Tuesday, Oct. 26,
at her home on Plano St.
An assortment of breakfast pas-
tries were served with tea and coffee
during the social hour preceding the
short business meeting conducted by
club president Doris Prim.
A program on the procedures of
planting and storing bulbs was pre-
sented by Mary Gray.
She stressed the importance of
loose soil and good drainage in suc-
cessful bulb gardening and suggest-
ed that bulbs be planted soon after
their purchase in the fall to prevent
drying.
Spring blooming bulbs such as
jonquils, tulips and daffodils are
planted in late fall in Texas at a
depth of three times their diameter.
Summer bulbs like caladiums are
planted in the spring when all danger
of frost is past and ground tempera-
tures reach 60 degrees.
She pointed out that bulbs that
tend to rot when left in the ground,
such as tulips and caladiums, can be
lifted with a garden fork and stored
in a well-ventilated place at moder-
ate temperatures. She recommended
that stored bulbs be dusted with
Sevin and surrounded with perlite,
vermiculite or peat moss.
Hopkins County
Genealogical Society
The October meeting of the Hop-
kins County Genealogical Society
was called to order at 7 p.m. Thurs-
day, Oct. 21, by Gilda Cain, presi-
dent. Frat Davis led in prayer.
Nona Schulz read the minutes
from the September meeting. Velda
Price read the librarians report and
Danna Elliott gave the treasurer’s
report. All three reports were
approved as read
There was a lot of good feedback
from the seminar which was held on
Oct. 2 at the Women’s Building.
Memorials in honor deceased
family members were made for Neil
Anderson, Robert Alexander’s father
and O. Vick Hine’s mother.
The following members volun-
teered to be on the nominating com-
mittee to present a slate of officers
for next year: Mary Nell Bryant,
Lisa Gammill, and Louise Skinner.
These members volunteered to
serve on a program committee to
plan programs for next year are John
Sellers, Gilda Cain and Danna
Elliott.
Publicity is being planned for the
Everton seminar March 12 to be
held at the League Street Church of
Christ.
The meeting was adjourned and
members were reminded of the next
meeting which will begin at 7 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 18, in the Research
Room.
Beta Nu Chapter of
Alpha Delta Kappa
Beta Nu Chapter of Alpha Delta
Kappa Teachers' Sorority met for a
Founder's Day observance and FTA
sandwich supper Oct. 14 at Sulphur
Springs High School library.
The theme was "ADK and FTA
are Hot Stuff. The library was deco-
rated with hot peppers and South-
western art.
Sherry Finney, president, wel-
comed members and guests to the
meeting. Bill Farter, city representa-
tive, proclaimed October as Alpha
Delta Kappa Month. Martha Scott
shared the history and purposes of
ADK. A candlelight ceremony was
conducted by the president, with
assistance from Thelma Campbell,
Connie Mabe, Tommye Conn, Cyn-
thia Harris and Wendy Cregg. Ann
Hudson, south central regional grand
vice president, introduced Glenda
Winkle, speaker. She is a charter
member of Beta Nu and Delta Psi
chapters.
Winkle, who teaches third grade
in Winnsboro, shared memories of
the beginnings of ADK in the Sul-
phur Springs and Winnsboro areas.
Various committee reports were
given and discussed. The meeting
adjourned. Martha Scott provided
games and entertainment to those
attending.
Hostesses were Betty Allain, Lin-
da Folmar, Cynthia Harris, Gail
Hicks and Lavyn Sisco.
There were 35 Beta Nu members
in attendance, in addition to 15 Delta
Psi and FTA guests.
Reunions
Ike Clark-Munves
Former employees of the Ike
rtark-Munves Sewing factory met
Saturday, Aug. 28 in the community
room of the Sulphur Springs State
Bank for the annual reunion.
A covered dish luncheon was
served at noon.
All present and former employees
were welcomed.
The Ike Clark Mfg. Co. opened
Jan. 9,1956, at 1039 Main St. and
operated until NOv. 1963, at this
date the company sold to Munves
Fashions and is still in operation at
the same location.
Those attending were Ruth Har-
rington, Sybil Jones, Reda Thur-
man, Rowena Alberts, Merle
Roberts. Jearldine Lloyd Fite,
Eunice Christain, Susie Crabtree,
Verdis France Logsdon. Ruby
Miller, Emma Smith, Mable Tinney,
Della May Haney, Lorene Hampton
Irby, Nina Stevenson, Polly McKay.
Ester Massey, Rachel Barrett, Alva
Wattenbarger, Dutch Arnold, Jo
Wilson, Odessa Bearden, Helon
Alford, Murline Gibbons Glaspy,
Eloise Allen. Carrie Towsend, John-
nye Glenn and Louise Glenn, all of
Sulphur Springs.
Others attending were Alectrice
Aven of Greenville, Elsa Garrett
and Christeen Garrett of Miller
Grove, Elva Sewell of Richardson,
Janie Gibbons Thompson of
Shirley, Vallie Parnell of Kaufman,
Katie Bruce of Emory, Martha Lyle
of Emory, Claudia Smiley and Bil-
lie McCasland of Commerce, Junell
Ross of Cumby. Margeret Hill of
Saltillo, Nannie Frasher of Como,
Florence Cotney of Yantis. and,
Pauline Foster of Yantis.
Birthdays
Lizzie Mae Adams
Lizzie Mae Adams will cele-
brate her 80th birthday this week-
end. She was born Nov. 4, 1913,
in Pine Forest.
She moved to Sulphur Springs
in 1943 with her husband William
(Bill) and their daughter Barbara.
She attended ETSU, where she
later attained her master’s degree.
In 1945, she began her teaching
career in Omaha. She and Barbara
commuted from Sulphur Springs
for one year, while her husband
continued his job with Carnation
Milk Company.
In 1946, Mrs. Adams obtained
a teaching position at the junior
high school in Sulphur Springs.
She taught math there for 18
years and at the high school for
12 years. She retired in 1976. She
has been a resident of Martin
Springs since 1949.
Guidelines
Dozens of details must be taken
care of before a marriage, but don’t
forget to let The News-Telegram
know about your engagement and
, wedding.
Engagement and wedding
announcement forms may be picked
up at The News-Telegram newsroom
during regular business hours, 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Photographs are used with engage-
ment announcements.
Wedding announcements may be
accompanied by a photograph if it is
brought to the newspaper withing
six weeks after the wedding. A good
black and white or color portrait of
the couple or bride is preferred.
Soft-focus photographs will not be
used.
Photographs submitted after the
six-week deadline will not be pub-
lished and the wedding announce-
ment may be shortened.
All wedding photographs are kept
on file in the newsroom and may be
picked up after publication.
Photos must be reclaimed within
three weeks after publication.
Couple to marry
Mr. and Mrs. Les Jones of Sul-
phur Springs announce the
engagement and upcoming wed-
ding of their daughter, Kristi
Nicole Jones, to Eric Scott Bond,
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Dean
Bond of Broken Bow, Ok la. The
wedding will begin at 6 p.m. Sat-
urday, Dec. 18, in League Street
Church of Christ
Engagement
announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fitzgerald
of Sulphur Springs announce
the engagement and upcoming
wedding of their daughter,
Robin Renee Fitzgerald, to
Christopher Gene Petty, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Petty of Sul-
phur Springs. The wedding will
be Saturday, Jan. 8, in the
chapel of First Baptist Church.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend.
December
wedding planned
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton W. Baker
of Yantis announce the engage-
ment and upcoming wedding of
their daughter, Dawnne Leigh
Baker, to Matthew Howard
Solomon, son of Kathy and
Darrell Duff of San Antonio and
Perry and Shari Solomon of
Coral Gables, Fla. The bride-
elect is the granddaughter of
Reber and Joe Bell of Sulphur
Springs. The prospective bride-
groom is the grandson of Bull
and Loel Barber of Kilgore and
Rosalyn Fein of Somers, N.Y..
The wedding will begin at 7 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 18, in Yantis
Baptist Church.
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Keys, Clarke & Lamb, Bill. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 118, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, November 12, 1993, newspaper, November 12, 1993; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth780527/m1/2/?q=cemetery: accessed June 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.