The newly engaged couple.
The wedding invitation. Outer envelope.
Inner envelope.
The invitation.
In ancient times, there was no gift registry on the Internet. The custom
in Temple, Texas, was for the bride's parents
to provide a gift display so the friends and relatives could see what the bride
had received and pick something needed.
At the luncheon for out-of-town guests, just before the wedding: Gary and
his mother, Alma.
Some of the guests at the luncheon: Eugenia Griffith, Gary Hendrix, Grant
Hendrix, Fred Fleming, Terri Rose, David Rose
(little boy), JD Fleming, Alma Hendrix, Ivan Frymire, Jewell, Pauline Rose,
KarenFleming, RuthFleming, Hazel Frymire, MildredFleming.
Bride and bridesmaid are ready to go.
Best man Jerry Fleming advises Gary there is still time to flee to Mexico.
Gary chooses to stay.
Eugenia and Eugenia
Genie with mother-in-law to be, Alma
Genie and her father, Philip Griffith
Acolyte David Rose
Jerry Fleming, Grant Hendrix, Gary Hendrix, Ken Rose, with David Rose in front.
Here comes the bride
At the alter with Dr. William Glover. Great bell-bottom pants.
He does.
She does.
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Grant Hendrix
Jane, Eugenia, Genie, Alma
Dr.Glover, Gary, Jerry Fleming
All the groom's men. Front row: Ken Rose, Grant Hendrix, Gary Hendrix,
Philip Griffith, Warren Napier.
Back Row: Jerry Fleming, Dr. Glover, Richard Griffith.
With parents
The receiving line at the grand reception in the church basement.
The rice stings.
Off they go.
| Shown below is an article about the wedding as it appeared in the Weatherford News, published in Gary's home town of Weatherford, Oklahoma. The story mentions people whom local readers might know, but says very little about guests from Texas. |
