The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 114, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1989 Page: 2 of 4
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2—THE HOPKINS COUNTY ECHO, Sulphur Springs, Texas, Friday, November 10,1980.
<Bondj Mclntire Marry In October Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Joe “Ed Mclntire
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Michelle Renee Bond and Joe Ed
Mclntire exchanged vows at 7:30
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, in St. James
Catholic Church. Deacon Loren
Seely officiating the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Gary
and Phyllis Bond, Sulphur Springs.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Sandra Mclntire, Pickton, and the
late Cletus Mclntire.
Given in marriage by her
parents, the bride wore a unique
bridal gown of imported satin that
boasted a fitted pearled and se-
quined basque bodice. Belgian net
held an inset yoke and a pearled
and sequined collar. The bodice
back featured a beautiful back
opening with strands of pearls
strung vertically and horizontally.
The back waist featured a large
satin bow. Leg o’ mutton sleeves
were closed at the wrist with satin
covered buttons and were adorned
with pearled medallions on the up-
per sleeve. The softly gathered full
skirt draped to a wide row of
embroidered lace. Portrait medal-
lions enhanced the skirt of the
chapel-length train.
The bride’s headpiece featured a
circular band of pearls holding a
short veil of imported illusion.
The bride carried a cascade of
pink and white flowers with
strp^mpre anrl strands of flowing
from the bottom.
Misty Smith, Sulphur Springs,
attended the bride as maid of honor.
The maid of honor wore a long,
pink satin gown, with pearls strung
down the front. The gown featured
shoulder-length puff sleeves.
Jim Scott, cousin of the groom,
Sulphur Springs, served as best
man.
Jerry Maynard, friend of the
groom, Sulphur Springs, and Mike
Bond, brother of the bride, Sulphur
Springs, ushered guests to their
seats.
Mark Beggs provided music for
the ceremony.
Following the ceremony Laura
Barr hosted a reception in the hall
of the church.
Houseparty members were
Geneva Young, Tina Scott and
Nancy Maynard.
Following a wedding trip to Dal-
las, the couple will reside in Sul-
phur Springs.
The bride is a graduate of Sul-
phur Springs High School and
plans to attend court reporting
school.
The groom attended Sulphur
Springs High School and is
presently employed as a machinist
at Cameron Iron Works, Tyler.
‘Parties and Showers
The groom’s mother hosted a re-
hearsal dinner Sunday, Oct. IS, at
the Western Sizzlin Restaurant.
Guests included the wedding party
and Deacon Loren Seely.
The bride-elect was honored
with a miscellaneous shower in the
community room of Sulphur
Springs State Bank. Hostesses for
the event were Judy Scott, Tina
Scott and Sandra Mclntire. Guests
were served cake, mints, nuts and
punch.
Vows ‘Exchanged
Miss Anna Marie Huie and Waylon Glenn Bell exchanged vows at 2
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, in the Trinity Baptist Church. Brother Larry
Maynard officiated the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the
daughter of Frankie Don Huie, Daingerfield, and the late Sheila Ann
Huie. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie W. Bell._
Reunions
Williams family ‘Reunion
The Williams family reunion was
Saturday, OcL 28.
Those attending were Tun,
Dayna and Kristin Bell, Denton;
Blanch Bell, Jamie Bell and
Tammy Bell, Carrollton; Betty
Bell, Argyle; Murray and Reba Wil-
liams, Graul; Dan and Hardy Wil-
liams, Shirley; Ruby Pipkin, Mary
Pipkin and Bradley Moon, Mount
Pleasant; Delbert and Martha
Sprague, Sanger, Brad Burgin,
Tyler, and David and Bely Terrell,
Royse City.
Attending from Sulphur Springs
were Cathy Nordin, Landon Nor-
din, Joe Bob, Linda and Cory Bur-
gin, Tim Wade, Velma Lucky and
Susie Fitzgerald.
%ftGn Reunion
The annual Keel in reunion was
held OcL IS, in the Hopkins
County Regional Civic Center, with
two remaining Keel in children
present Nieces and nephews of the
rest of the Keel family were also
presenL
Those attending from Paris were
Monnie Owens; Troy and Betty
Owens; James and Theda Owens;
Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Owens; and
BUI. Mary and MUlie Winfrey
Those attending from Irving
were Joel and Erma Anderson;
Herman and Etna V. McClung; Mr.
and Mrs. Micheal McClung and
children; and Tommie, Mariyn,
Chris and Stephen Rollins.
Those attending from Commerce
were Richard, Mary and Richard II
Miller, Rhonda and Chad Cook;
Nell Miller; Jennifer TfcUey; and
Kimberly Dickey.
Attending from out of stale were
Lawrence and Katy Kedm, Ger-
mantown. Term.; Shuford and
Mayford Melton, Memphis. Tenn.;
J.K. and Jewel Rogers, Oakndge,
La.; and RJ. and Glenna McQuery,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Woodard and
baby. Bethany, Ok.la
Attending from other places
were Manx Strickland and
Raymond and Beth Pope, Seguin.
Mae Montgomery and Tbra and
Virgmaa Dodson with twins. Chase
andAaaber, Fort Worth; Gene Mc-
Clure. Wimsboro; Albert and
Debtee Dim and children, Emus;
retd Bennie and Ozd! Sheppard.
Garland.
Othen attending were Leaiie
Write. Lone Oak. Jerry Reynolds,
Yanks; Roth Briley, Saltillo; Har-
Qali, Marred *Wed In (Double-Ring Rites
Pauline Gali and Derrek Lee
Haired were united in marriage at 2
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, in the Mc-
Kinney House, Cooper. Scott Farler
officiated the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry D. Millsap,
Brash ear The groom is the son of
Harlon Haired, Birthright, and Mrs.
Brenda Harred, Sulphur Springs.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore an elegant gown of
white bridal satin. The scalloped
Sabrina neckline enhanced the
bodice of pearlized re-embroidered
Alencon lace adorned with irides-
cent sequins. The long fitted
sleeves were detailed with beaded
cut-out lace appliques. A satin
rosette, with ascending pearl sprays
attached to a peplum bow, accented
her waist. The chapel-length
detachable train was bordered in
scalloped Alencon lace.
The bride’s headpiece featured a
double-layered illusion veff and a
pouf of illusion attached to a
wreath of braided satin and pearls,
highlighted with silk flowers and
pearl sprays.
The bride carried a hand-tied
bouquet of long-stem red roses and
baby’s breath.
In keeping with tradition, the
bride carried something old, an an-
tique photgraph of a young girl
who was a McKinney ancestor,
something new, her dress and veil;
and something blue, a wedding gar-
ter. She also wore a handmade
crocheted red garter which was a
gift from her great-grandmother.
The matron of honor was Kelly
Evans, Ridgeway. Jamie Ray, niece
of the groom, Birthright, served as
bridesmaid.
The bridal attendants wore red
taffeta gowns. The fitted bodices
featured princess seams and
sweetheart necklines. The long
sleeves puffed at the shoulders and
tapered to the wrist. A peplum cas-
caded into a back butterfly ruffle
and a slim skirt with a walking slit.
A candy box bow sprinkled with
rhinestones finished the dress.
Baby’s breath adorned the hair of
the attendants.
Cheyenne Chester, niece of the
groom, Birthright, was the flower
girl. She wore a white cotton
pinafore with bloomers. The
bloomers featured scalloped edges
and roses. The outfit was accented
with red rosettes. She carried a
white heart-shaped basket with a
red ruffle and floral ribbon. The
basket held fresh carnations.
Master Brennan Harred, nephew
of the groom, Birthright, was the
ringbearer. He carried a square pil-
low made of white satin and lace.
The groom’s boutonniere was a
red rose bud and baby’s breath.
Jeff Massey, Sulphur Springs,
served as best man. Keith Allan
Millsap, brother of the bride,
Brashear, served as groomsman.
Their boutonnieres were red rose
buds and baby’s breath.
The antique staircase was ador-
ned with garlands of tulle and satin
bows. The bride descended the
staircase into the Victorian-style
living room before the ceremony
began.
Music was provided by Pamela
Waters. Selections included “End-
less Love.” “You Light Up My
Life,” “You Needed Me, and
“Make Us One.”
Christy Munoz presided at the
registry table.
A reception immediately fol-
lowed the ceremony.
The two-tiered wedding cake
was elevated above a centerpiece of
a porcelain bridal couple, roses,
baby’s breath and ferns. The cake
was decorated with whipped cream
icing and red ribbons. The cake was
topped with a miniature bouquet.
The buffet table held tamales,
flautas, assorted cheeses, crackers,
vegtable platters and assorted tips.
Care and punch were also served.
Following a wedding trip to var-
ious points in the Ozark Mountains,
the couple is at home in Birthright.
The bride is a 1987 graduate of
Sulphur Springs High School. She
also is 1989 graduate of Miss
Wade’s Fashion Merchandising
College with a AA in Merchandis-
ing and Design. She was a member
of Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Beta
Lambda. She is employed by Cen-
tury 21 Curry Real Estate.
The groom is a 1985 graduate of
Sulphur Springs High School. He is
employed by Brown and Root
USA, Inc.
iParties andShowers
The rehearsal dinner was hosted
by the groom’s mother, Mrs.
Brenda Harred, on Friday, Oct. 13,
at the McKinney House. The dinner
included chicken spaghetti, green
salad, garlic bread, fruit salad and
pound cake. Tea was served.
A lingerie shower honoring the
bride-elect was given by Kelly
Evans at the Evans’ home in
Ridgeway on Aug. 19. Hors
d’oeuvres and cake were served.
A miscellaneous shower was
held at the First National Bank
community room on Aug. 31. Hos-
tess was Sylvia Millsap, mother of
the bride. Fresh fruit, assorted
breads, cold cuts, cheeses, vegtable
and relish platter, brownies, dinner
mints and punch were served.
A pounding was given in honor
of the bride-elect by Renita Poten-
burg on Monday, Sept. 11, in the
home os Jean Bolten. Guests en-
joyed a vegtable platter with dip,
cheesecake and punch.
Mr. and Mrs. DemfiLu Marred
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Keys, Clarke & Hillsamer, Dave. The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 114, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1989, newspaper, November 10, 1989; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth779960/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.