Holmes County herald., 1963-06-20
johnson Clements VOWS said


solemnzed Friday evening
|iI! d candlelight ceremony at
ILle FIRST Baptist Church of
lDurdnr, when Miss Kay Loui-
|Se Clements of Durant and
Dallas, became the bride or
|LosMc 1nomaS johnson or
columbus.
reverend Durrell Makam-
Son, pastor OF the First bap-
HlIos ~nuINll, oftlClaLeu at Inc
me DIIuc Is the daughter
|of MI. ana MIS-. Il. "A. Glenn
IenlS oI DuraIlt. MI. Johnson
lio tic oOn VI Mrs. I1OyL 4.
J UnnSOn OF COLUMBUS. ne anu
|nlS Drlue VIII reside III CoI-
IaIllauo ullo SuIl1llier; THY
VIA De Instructors of
|muslc III Dallas, Texas thus
fan.
Miss Clements was given in
lnur44~5c ny ner rather. She
WAS u..eIlued Dy MISS EIlel
NooLIcDcrIy OF MOOrnead.
Miss, ana Dallas aS maid of
honor. MISS Donna Boozer,
|cOuSln OF the DrIde OF ArteSla,
Miss Marty Troupe OF Ldur-
lel, ana Miss Shirley Howard
sOI DurdIL, were Dr1uemaluS.
MISS Clements was radiant
En- dI. original of ivory pldu
uc Sole. Inc neckllIIe OF seal
,lopeu lace was embroidered
lu sequl1IS ana pears. Inc
bodice IeII into a panel IN the
Ero4Il, aAa OH eacn SIDE the
6nIlI urapeu into folds, falling
into a chapel train at the
pack. The tight fitting bodice
YWaS fastened down the back
with tiny self-covered but
ions. Inc long sleeves ended
in lily points over the hands.
her three TERED bouffant veil
Dt French illusion was fast
ened to a crown of seed pearls
aIlu crystals. The brides
bouquet was of white garden
las and lilies Of the valley,
surrounded by white velvet
with white velvet
StreamerS. She wore a neck
lace of pearls, a gift of the
groom, and carried an heir
loom handmade handkerchief,
b gift of a friend, that was
5ver 90 years old.
her attendants were gown-|
ed alike in yellow chiffon
with the midriff of yellow Sat-|
In and a full skirt. They wore
matching shoes and short
gloves. Their headdres-
bes were small pill box hatSl
fashioned of dainty Wreathsi
bf yellow flowers with sidel
btreamerS Of matching velvet
|iDDOn. They carried wedding
fashioned of plated
lime green satin ribbon. At
the bottom of the ring were
busters of green grapes and
faliSman rOSebuQS.
The groom was attended
by his brother, Mr.. Hoyt c..
JOhnson, Jr. of Columbus as
pest man. Serving as ushers
End groOmsmen were Louie
Clements, Jr., brother
pf the bride, of Durant, Her
pert Johnson of Jackson, Toni
sny Suttle of Jackson, Larry
Howell Of State College and
Cecil Fox of State College.
The church was decorated
with a garland of magnolia
caves caught at a point in
ne ceiling of the choir loft
lnd draplng down to the
Sides of the arch over the
lighted baptistry. A white
aove centered the arched
Breenery. A large candle tree
sentered the choir loft, and
3eld ivy and greenery entWin-
Id amid the candles.
On the bridal altar candle
frees of graduating sizes were
lSo used with white doves
Ind greenery. Large arrange
hents of white gladioli were
in each side of the candle
rees centering the choir rail
nd on each side of the altar.
Music was presented by
Miss Sara Jane Smith of
Tupelo, organist and Miss Ell
In Castleberry of Moorhead
Ind Dallas, vocalist.
The brides mother wore q
ress of powder blue de sole
nd chantilly lace with a side
rape of organza and a cor
age of white orchids with
link threats.
Mrs. Johnson, mother of the
room, chose a tWo-piece
rocc Of pipk lacp trimmed in |