Polk County Enterprise (Livingston, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 25, 1964 Page: 2 of 10
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THE POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE, LIVINGSTON, TEXAS
Impressive Rites
Unite Miss Martin
And Lt. Seely
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THURSDAY, JUNE 21,1H4
At eight r'cJdck in the evening ’>
cn Saturday, June 20th, at the
Central Baptist Church, Miss
Janls Martin and Lt. Charles'
David Seely pledged their troth
ttrir hrmirihtl and Plegant wfcL .....
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! ding. The bride is the daughter
.J" Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Edward—
Martin. . Lt. Seely’s parrots are
rwricti Mrs. floratr^fht^-----
Seely of Harlingen,
Reverend James T. Garrett
read the impressive double ring
I ceremony.
The church' was- ornamented
with masses of snowy white blos-
sem awl cathodal tapers in.
candelabra festooned with green-
ery A white urn holding a fan
design of white gladie'la, stock ,
and mums decorated the recess
ab:ve the baptistry.
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Stately columns holding urns
fillet! with maching flowers grad-
uated up to the’alter. Brass can-
delabra trees, entwined With fern
graced tlv "choir loft, shedding a
radiance to The alter space.
Mrs.' David Follis, enrantst,
played prernupital selections be-
fc-c and after the ceremony and
sewed as accompanist to Mrs.
Tamrs MHler as she sang “1 Logo
The and "For You Alone”.
The couple knelt as Mrs. Mille?
sang the prayer, song, "Bless
Th:u 0 God This D^y".
The pretty bride, entering on
her father’s arm, wore an ex-
, quisite gown of Ivory Silk Taffeta
a<ri Alencon Lace, an original
design by Frances. It was created
with a portrait neckline outlined
hr Almccn lace applique em-
breidered in seed’ pearls and
.crystals The jpplitpie motif ex-
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Mr. t hnrle* Da\hf Sely
pj jn* the., dasaic directoire served as maid of honor; h«■
\ which -was enhanced with a , s., ............
Mr Kenneth Kennedy and Mr The groom's mother wore • for-
™vlll marncr featuring u deep ^plridewiaids were. Misses Anne Jerry Pare lighted the aandles quote silk featuring s cnwhn)
complement* <l'with fhort Loves «"d *ort crap sleeves j Bradford, Martha Eliza- and aerved as gro tinmen »;th midriff She Wore « mull hut
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The controlled silhouette feshioned wMh ^ empire bodice. The j both McKee. Judy Marsh. Dtanne . U. Dovid Creis, Lt. An4r JMwrt- j •"* G®* ^ G
with a redingete style featured slender shaped skirt featured a j Gumm, Charlene Wright and, m, Mr Gamer Srock and Mr Their oorsageo were while orcMds
a panel of lace outlining each sweep at the back. From
side cf the deep box pleat. Grad- ^c'r ca^nfs drifted, scral-
uated panels of lace applique Nx'd circlet veils. Matching sh«\v
Lucy Lee Barnes
Pretty little Miss Melissa Gar-
N'- .l Files owsin of the groom I t™**1"* «*» «f »>*' h***.
Linda Lee Bean,
Jarrell Thompson
Mrs. Darrell Thompson
I son in a ceremony Saturday eve-1 Mr. Bean gave his daughter in
United In Maniage
- Miss Linda Lee Bean became
.fhe bride of Darreil Henry Thorny |StOT' f°mier'y °f Di-
ning. June 13, at Colonial Baptist marriage. She' wore a formal- ; stephanotis and orchid fashioned
| Church with the Rev. John G. | length gown, an original creation 'in a design. Her only
' ••«** _| MS- a Chantilly lace » X" ^
Parents of the bride are Mr. Ilace and silk organza. The neck-
and Mrs. Ray A. Bean of Living-1 line was scaUoped and the long
umru peii.t-Lh All lit Cl? * ’ . . , *
continued around the skirt. The and *l»rt white gloves completed mu was flower girl. Her dress , hrnh' was best man.
train was cathedral length Her U*eir (Less. They carried bou- was white silk organza over
veil cf imported illusion fell quets of white gardenias in class-
from a jewelled pill box of match- ic design,
ing lace. Her bouquet was of
Miss Peggy Jo Sickenhorst
Mr. Eddie Martin.'brother of Mm J H Whitalfrr wore « better
lav.' an 1 Mrs E E, Martin Wore
a mist giwn silk Matched «cca»
*nes and white feathered earns-
(See BEAN, Page 3-A)
the maid of honor and brides-
maids wore identical gowns of
formal length Peony crepe lash-
Mrs. Martin rhuse for her j
taffeta, designed as to the brides-1 daughter’s wedding a ptnk crepe *
maids with matching headdress sheath drew aith Chantilly late ,hn "“*•»» onroplinatHed their
She carried white row petals in J < dice Her colt hat. silk shoe* f dm»..
and bag were the same shade )
a satin basket
(S«* MARTIN. Page 3-A)
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Dove, Billy C. Polk County Enterprise (Livingston, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 25, 1964, newspaper, June 25, 1964; Livingston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth781366/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Livingston Municipal Library.