The Wylie News (Wylie, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 8, 1967 Page: 4 of 8
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THE WYLIE NEWS
Thursday, June 8,1967
P
& NEWS mid FASHIONS &
^ «T MTTT ANN TAYlOt •
Fashion? Well, that s
exactly what you don't
see at these League ball
gamesl Dear Chuck
came home with his new
baseball uniform and it
was two and one half
sizes too big. He was
a little embarrassed but
I promised an alteration
before the next game
(and grandma only knows
how they'd get fixed.)
Anyway, after seeing
how the other boys
uniforms fit, Chuck
decided his was okay)
Some of the boys have
to hitch the trousers up
to their neck and slit
the pockets for arm
holes. Oh, but isn't it
Josephine
Beauty Shop
Completely Individual
Beauty Care Consul-
tation without charge.
Josephine, Texas
Faye Sisco
694-2661
nice that some of the
len here In town are
Miss Martha Eubank
Becomes Bride Of
men nere in town are
krsST°e«rei! Dana Lee Moses
boys
coaches, empires, or
sponsors, to help pay for
the uniforms.
Looks like the shoe
designers are really
tring to make us look
like pilgrims this sea-
son. These people must
be against feet. Feet are
not the most attractive
part about us but when I
Fut my best foot forward
don t want my shoe to
look like George
Washington's house-
slipper.
*•**
Something that's been on
the market for years but
I'll bet most of you
haven't tried - panty
hose. No worry about
fasteners, etc. Ask Mrs.
Jones at Nathan White's
to show you a pair, and
try them.
The tent dresses are
THE thing now - actually
they are just a revise of
the shift, which has been
known as the sack,
chemease and road-
runner. I believe they
were originally cut from
SOMEONE HAPPY.
GIVE FLO'
>: ys<,
: 394-5837
WYLIE
Flower & Gift
Shop
Wvlto, T«
The sanctuary of the
First Methodist Church
in Farmersville was the
setting for the Saturday
evening wedding of Miss
Martha Boyd Eubank to
Mr. Dana Lee Moses.
The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R.E.
Eubank of Route 1,
Nevada. Mr. Moses is
the son of Mrs. Viola
a maternity pattern and
§ut to practical use.
eems I'm a little cri-
tical but I do like them.
Any preacher will tell
you that you should
practice what you preach
but honestly ladies (you
who've noticed) I only
have two hats and one of
them I borrowed from
the flower shop lady. I've
had it so long I feel
it's mine though. Speak-
ing of flowers, I was in
the shop visiting with
Martha Ann King Satur-
day and she was prepar-
ing wedding bouquets.
She is good at that and
anytime you need a
wedding bouquet or table
arrangement you can
,call on her. Of course,
Lucille sticks a fern in
here and there but that's
the way mothers are.
If your last name
happened to be Hale,
do you think you'd have
a problem? Well, Kurt
Hale answered the tele-
phone for his Daddy the
other day and was asked
to identify himself. When
he replied , Kurt Hale,
the caller asked if he
was cursing. Kurt
handled his problem with
two words - NO SIRI
Take extra care in the
sun. It's getting hotter
and hotter ana you'll
burn if not careful.
Foster of Mt. Nebo,
West Virginia; and
Frank W. Moses of
Glasgow, W. Va.
Rev. Garland Lavender
officiated at the double
ring ceremony and Mr.
Eubank gave his daugh-
ter in marriage.
Mrs. Phyllis NeSmith of
Garland and Miss
Barbara Eubank of
Lavon were their
sister's attendants. Miss
Amy Jane NeSmith of
Garland, the bride's
niece, served as flower
girl.
Attending the groom
were Herbert. N.
NeSmith and Edwin
Lind, both of Garland.
The bride wore an
Empire gown fashioned
with bell sleeves of
peau de sole and chan-
tilly lace. Her train of
chantilly lace was chapel
length and her shoulder
length veil was of
illusion and lilies of the
valley. She carried a
bouquet of white orchids,
carnations and glame-
lias. The dress was
designed and created by
the bride's mother.
The attendants wore
dresses identical to the
bride's of yellow
peau de soie with veils
of yellow tulle and silk
'organza roses. They
carried bouquets of
yellow glamelias and
ivy.
A reception was held in
the Fellowship Hall of
the church following the
ceremony.
The couple will be at
home at 602 Yale Dr.,
Garland, after a wedding
trip.
t SOCIETY J
Call your society news
to 394-5515.
$
WW
Mrs. Dcma Lee Moses
Odd Fellows Plan Fifth Anniversary
The Odd Fellows Lodge
here is making plans for
their fifth anniversary
on Friday, June 9.
Planned is an Open
House affair beginning at
.7:30 p.m. at the Lodge
Hall located just north of
Wylie. Members report
that the evening's festi-
vities will include food,
entertainment and
games.
Noble Grand of the lodge
is Wayne Watkins.
Clifford Boren is Vice
Grand and B. O.Shields,
Jr. is recording secre-
tary.
All Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs and their
families, as well as
the general public, have
been invited to attend
the birthday celebration.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to take this
means of thanking each
and everyone for all the
visits, cards and gifts
sent my way during my
stay in the hospital.
This thoughtfulness will
always be remembered
and may God's blessings
be with you all.
Thelma Allen
LET US SAVE YOU MONEY
lAJufie ^Jactoru Outlet
Oke JlctdutiL Sli
Wylie Hardware & Furniture, Inc
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