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Tuesday, April 19, 1966 Griffin Daily News
Miss Grogan Weds
Ted Hudson Meeks
Miss Brenda Renne Grogan,
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Edward Grogan, became
the bride of Mr. Ted Hudson
Meeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Watson Meeks, Sunday, April
17. The double ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev.
Alastalr C. Walker at the First
Baptist Church at 3 o’clock.
A large arched candelabra
holding white cathedral candles
formed the altar outline. Two
tree candelabras with lighted
tapers were placed on each side.
The altar was completed with
two white arrangements of
stocks, mums and poms. The
predleu was decorated with sa
tin bows and soft ferns.
A program of nuptial music
Was presented by Miss Grace
Hallquist. Mrs. John Mostiler,
soloist, sang “Entreat Me Not
To Leave Thee”, "Oh Lord
Most Holy”, and “The Lord’s
Prayer”,
Mr. John Meeks, brother of the
groom, served as best man. Ush
ers were Mr. Jack Grogan and
Mr. Ronnie Grogan, brothers of
the bride: Mr. Richard Jones
and Mr. Larry Daniel of Atlan
ta. Junior Groomsman was Mr.
Eddie Grogan, brother of the
bride. Master Mark Ladd of Gr
iffin served as ringbearer.
Maid of honor was Miss Vivian
Maddox of Griffin. She wore a
street length maize dress of
peau de sole with high empire
waistline and bell shaped skirt.
The skirt was enhanced by
thrown pleats and a flat bow at
the center back waistline. She
wore matching shoes and a br
aid flower hat with circular veil.
Her flowers were a cascade
bouquet of mist yellow carna
tions with yellow satin stream
ers.
Bridesmaids were Miss Sustn
Pierce of Columbus, and Miss
Gaal Shepherd of Atlanta, cou
sins of the bride; Miss Nancy
Meeks, sister of the groom, and
Miss Camilla Parris of Griffin.
Their dresses were of mint
green made Identical to the
maid of honor. They carried
nosegays of mist yellow carna
tions.
Junior bridesmaid was Miss
Vicki Murphy of Griffin. Flower
girl was Little Miss
Meeks, niece of the groom.
dresses were made Identical
yellow satin.
Misses Nancy Flynt,
Barrow, Judy Haisten, Jan
fon and Anne Sikes served
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honorary bridesmaids.
The bride, given in. marri
age by her father, wore a wed
ding gown of bridal of sata peav.
and Chantilly lace with scallop
ed sabrlna neckline of Chantilly
and long lily pointed sleeves.
The gown featured a bouffant
skirt of sata peau with scalloped
tiers of Chantilly lace at bottom
of the skirt. It was enhanced by
a square cut chapel train traced
with scalloped Chantilly lace.
Bouffant silk illusion held a dain
ty pointed pearl crown and nile.
She carried a white Bible top
ped with a white orchid and bri
des' roses, cascaded with ste
pha notis and French carnations.
Mrs. Grogan, mother of the
bride, wore a pale pink sheath
of pure silk with matching ac
cessories. Her corsage was a
white hybrid orchid.
Mrs. Meeks, mother of the
groom, wore a mist blue crepe
sheath with matching accessor
ies. Her corsage was a white
cattleya orchid.
Following the wedding a re
ception was held in the Chea
tham Auditorium.
The bride’s table was decora
ted with white satin and alencon
lace with nosegays of yellow
carnations. The four tier wed
ding cake was a copy of the tra
ditional English wedding cake
topped with yellow throated
white orchids and lilies of the
valley. A miniature bride and
groom were placed between the
Grecian columns. Hand molded
orchids and white roses circled
the cake.
The punch table was covered
in white satin and alencon lace.
The center arrangement was a
seven-branch candelabra with
burning white tapers. A sunburst
of yellow was in the center of
the seven - branch candelabra.
The silver punch bowls were
flanked on each side.
Those serving at the reception
were Mrs. W. A. McBrayer and
Miss Cynthia Coker of Hampton,
and the honorary bridesmaids.
Miss Vicki Adams offered rice
to the guests.
The bride’s book was kept by
Mrs. Ronnie Grogan, sister-in
law of the bride. The table was
covered with white satin and
net. A frosted white bride’s can
dle was surrounded by tiny
white rosebuds.
During the afternoon, the cou
pie left for a wedding trip to
Tennessee. For traveling, the
bride chose a two piece yellow
suit with matching accessories.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hudson Meeks
She wore the orchid lifted from
her bridal bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Meeks will make
their home in Hampton.
Out of town guests included
Mrs. Corrine Williams, Bur
bank, Calif.; Mrs. A. D. Pierce,
Miss Susan Pierce and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Murphy, Columbus:
Mrs. Ruby Shepherd, Miss Lu
cile Grogan, Miss Gaal Shep
herd, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dunn
and Mrs. Maude Bassett of At
lanta; Mrs. Lois Dunn of For
est Park; Mr. and Mrs. John
Meeks, Brenda and Kim of Har
dy ville, South Carolina; Mrs.
Rose Coker, Miss Cynthia Cok
er, Mrs. W. A. McBrayer of
Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Knowles, Bamesville; Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Dominy and daugh
ters of Milledgeville; Miss Anne
Sikes of Grandin, Fla.
The bride was honored at a
shower given by Mrs. T. H.
Prescott and Mrs. Henry Phil
lips March 5 at the home of
Mrs. Prescott.
On March 17, a shower was gi
ven by Mrs. W. L. Steele and
Mrs. Leonard J. Pitts at Rus
sell’s Restaurant. Guests were
employees of Commercial Bank
& Trust Company.
A luncheon at LuAnn’s Rest
aurant honored the bride March
19. Hostesses were Miss Vivian
Maddox and Mrs. James Smith.
The bridesmaid luncheon was
given by Miss Camilla Parris,
Mrs. Robert Parris and Mrs.
John Mostiler at the home of
Mrs. Parris, 214 Hillandale dr
ive.
The rehearsal dinner was giv
en by the groom’s parents at Lu
Ann’s Restaurant April 16.
Terry Harris
Celebrates
11th
Terry Harris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Harris, Experiment,
Ga., celebrated his 11th birth
day with a skating party at the
Silver Skates Roller Rink.
Refreshments were served t
the following guests:
Glenn Bunn, Richard Randol
ph, Debbie Sims, Denise Hoard,
Gary Harris, Harold, Coliece Ho
ard, Harold Chappell. Harold Sp
ear, Donnie Watson, Keith Ste
ger, Frank Steger.
Ken Buffington, Aubrey Mc
Koon, Cirie Ison, Randy Cros
by, Joey Crosby, Jennie Cros
by, Janice Brown.
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Jack Smith
Talks To
Orrs PTA
Jack Smith, Spalding County
Agent, was the guest speaker
at Orrs Grammar School PTA
meeting held at the school cafe
torium. He showed slides and
told of the 4-H clubs and their
goals. Mr. Smith Introduced
Miss Linda Bums, assistant
Spalding County Home Econo
mist.
Herbert Jones, president, pre
sided during the meeting. Jack
Smith led the group in the pled
ge to the flag. The Rev. Wallace
Bell, pastor of the Nazarene
Church, gave the devotional.
Officers and committee chair
men for the coming year were
nominated and approved as fol
lows:
President, Preston Newton;
first vice president, Herbert Jo
nes, second vice president, Fr
ank Gregory; secretary, Mrs.
Barbara Crawford; treasurer,
Mrs. Fay Peeples. Mrs. Joan
Nolan will serve as hospitality
chairman and Mrs. Betty Mc
Kneely, publicity.
Mrs. Fay Milner’s class won
the grade count.
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Miss Emily La Verne Biles
Miss Emily Biles
ToWed Mr. Purmort
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Haywood
Biles announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Emily
LaVeme Biles, to Mr. Marlin
Gerald Purmort, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Eugene Purmort.
The bride-elect graduated from
Griffin High School In 1962 and
attended West Georgia College.
She Is employed In the accoun
ting department ofSouthern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph in At
lanta.
Mr. Purmort graduated from
Griffin High School In 1960 and
is employed with the Griffin Fire
Department, Station I.
The wedding will be held May
21 at the First Christian Church.
Friends and relatives are invit-
si Living with People
People who con
stantly tell everyone
how great they are
find themselves talk-i
ing to deaf ears.
THURSDAY, APRIL 21
The Pulaski Chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
will meet at the Woman’s Club
house Thursday. Mrs. Everett
Beal, American heritage chair
man, will give the program. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. J. O. Futral,
Mrs. O. L. Colquitt, Mrs. Cary
Westbrook, Mrs. Steve Wallace,
Mrs. George Pick, Mrs. Albert
Hollingsworth, Mrs. L. B. Hop
kins.
Home Hints
A teaspoon of lemon juice to
the water In which rice Is cook
ed helps to whiten and fluff the
rice.
Mayonnaise thinned with pick
le juice goes well on vegetable
salads.
For a tangy anpetizer, serve
apple juice to which a spoonful
of ice cream or sherbert has
been added.
To add to the life of a garbage
pail, seal the bottom from mois
ture with melted paraffin.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Taylor
Couple Celebrates
Fiftieth j
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Taylor cel
ebrated their golden wedding
anniversary recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Tay
lor, Jr., 1322 Greenview drive,
with an open house given by
their children, Mr. and Mrs. E.
O. Taylor, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Raymon Cheek and Mrs. Lucille
O’Dell.
Guests were greeted at the
door by the children.
Cake and punch were served
to the guests by Miss Arliene
Taylor, Mrs. Lynne Wilson, Mrs.
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Jackie O’Dell and Mrs. Reba
O’Dell, granddaughters of the
honorees.
Approximately 75 guests call
ed during the afternoon. The cou
ple received many useful gifts.
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Patsy Bevil
Feted With
Skating Party
Patsy Bevil celebrated her
10th birthday at the Silver Skat
es Roller Rink. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H.
Bevil, 1114 Parkview drive.
Refreshments were served t®
the following guests:
Rhonda Kendrick, Pamel®
Fleming, Donna Jean Huckaby,
Susan Payne, Dee Langford,
Ann Slade, Cathy Slade, Luanne
Montgomery, Marillsa Montgo
mery, Fran Watts, Sandra Am* •
mons, Judy McGee, Day Mer
cer, Karen Maddox, Joey BeviL