Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 11

Section HOOD COUNTY NEWS- GRANBURY, TEXAS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1980,, 1B Kerry Lynn Sargent weds David Gibson Kerry Lynn Sargent of Granbury became the bride of David Gibson, also of Granbury, in a double-ring ceremony held at the Granbury First United 1 Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ruby Sargent and the late Billy John Sargent of Granbury and the groom the son of Dr.

and Mrs. Daniel Gibson, also of Granbury. Steve Oelschlaeger performed the ceremony before an altar decorated with white gladioli, daisy mums and baby's breath and flanked by matching candelabras. Given in marriage by her uncle, Algene of Sargent, the bride wore with a gown organza designed Queen Anne neckline. The bodice of lace was sprinkled with seed pearls.

The long fitted sleeves featured seven satin buttons and were edged with a lace ruffle. Eight rows of Alecon re-embroidered lace accented the full-length skirt and formed a chapel-length train. A matching illusion veil completed the bridal attire. She carried a bouquet of white rosebuds and baby's breath on a white lacecovered Bible. Debra Baker of Granbury served As 3 maid of honor and Carolin Oelschlaeger, also of Granbury, was the matron of honor.

Janet Sargent, sister of the bride, served as flower girl. bride's attendants wore dresses of light blue Chantung. A white lace inset accented the bodice. The full-skirted design featured long sleeves with a deep ruffle setting off the hem line. They carried bouquets of miniature button mums, daisies, baby's breath and English ivy.

David Jones of Tyler was the best man and Danny Jones of Granbury was the groomsman. Ushers were Mike Gibson of Tracy, twin brother of the groom, Derrell Thomas of Granbury and .......01 Dr N.S. Chambers OPTOMETRIST Located at Acton Shopping Center 326-2232 NEWSPAPERS Bruce Lilly of Alamosa, both cousins of the Glenda Rhodes sang "'He Has Chosen Me For You" and "'The Voice That Breathed Over Eden" accompanied by Sue Wells. The bride's mother wore a street-length ecru lace dress with rust accessories and a blue corsage of baby mums, daisies and baby's breth. The mother of the groom wore a street-length blue knit and suede cloth with bone accessories and a white corsage of baby mums, daisies and baby's breath.

A reception followed with Becky Brockleman, Mindy English and Sandy Everette attending the bride's table. Julie Sargent, Jennifer Sargent and Stephanie Everett were at the groom's table. The five-tiered bridal cake sat atop a table covered with a blue cloth and overlaid with white net. The centerpiece of white daisies and baby mums was accented by cut crystal candle holders holding white candies. The groom's table featured a white cloth accented with candles and greenery.

A number of out-of-town guests attended including: Mr. and Mrs. D.W. Lilly of Pueblo, Colo; Carrie Lilly of Amarillo; Kathy McCray and David and Marla Sutton, Fort Worth; Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie McCray, Carlton McCray and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Brockleman and family of Sherman; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny McCray and John Todd and Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Lilly of Fort Worth; Mr. and Mrs. Raymon McCray and Robin and Dusty Wommack of Paradise; Mr. and Mrs.

Earl White and 1 Mrs. Gary Braswell, Kirt a and Derek of Azle; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grooms of Weatherford; and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Biggs of Kennedale. Also attending were: Mrs. Bert Gale and Bethany of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. Lum Powers, Bryan; Mrs.

Dan Gibson, Snyder; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gibson and Clay of Sidney; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nikolauk of San Angelo; Mrs.

James Hicks, Comanche; Mr. and Mrs. Keg Gibson, Pecos; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson, Sherman; Mr.

and Mrs. R.S. Grace, San Antonio; Daniel Gibson, Euless; Laurie Kilmer, Houston; Diane Gibson, College Station; Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, Tyler; and James Reid, Comanche.

The bride chose a dress of navy blue print with burgandy accessories for her going away ensemble. The bride attended the Dallas Bible College for one and one half years and the groom, a local veterinarian, is a graduate of the Texas College of Veterinary Medicine. The couple is making their home in Granbury. 3 FOR 2 SALE Entire Stock of Jeans for Guys and Gals. Oct.

20-25 Includes Denims, Cords, Brushed Denims, Painter Pants, Poly Gab Dress Pants, and Overalls. Buy 2 pair at the regular price and get one pair of equal or less value for $100 Rack of Discontinued Styles of Denim Jeans '1000 Rack of Short Sleeve Kennington OFF Left Bank Shirts Sorry no a ways on this offer. JEANS On CROSSING the 573-3112 Square HGH Auxiliary hosts benefit fashion show The Hood General Hospital Auxiliary is sponsoring a benefit fashion show Tuesday at Jose's Restaurant. The auxiliary is raising money to help defray the cost of lifesaving equipment donated by the club at Hood Hospital. The show is being given by the Casual Shop and will feature items including sportswear, coats, lingerie, dresses and fall fashions.

George Burmeister, chairman of the board of the Apparel Mart in Dallas, will be the" master of ceremonies along with Paula Hunter of the Casual Shop. The benefit will begin at 2 p.m. at Jose's and guests will be treated to hors d'oeuvres and light refreshments during the show. Tickets for the show are $3.50 each and are available at the Casual Shop, the hospital gift shop, any auxiliary member or at the door. The Stitchery, Catalog Catalog Name.

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