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different flavor. The groom’s table displayed a fresh fruit sculpture along with a portrait of the bride on the Headrick family John Deere tractor, a gift to the groom from the bride. Sarah, a 2007 graduate of Robert Lee High School currently teaches and is a coach for Flower Mound High School in Flower Mound, Texas. Rob, a 2008 graduate of Sweetwater High School is currently employed in Irving, Texas at the Las Colinas Country Club as the Assistant Superintendent. The couple spent their honeymoon in Sisters, Oregon and has made their new home in Coppell, Texas. On April 11, 2015, Robert Lee Silver Lions Club held their annual pancake supper at the Coke County Rec Hall. This event was well attended as usual with over 75 hungry folks in attendance. The main mission of Lions International is to help people who have a vision problem. We took on this mission in 1924 when Helen Keller challenged us to be “Knights of the Blind”. One way the Lions accomplish this mission is collection of prescription glasses and then recycling them. In an effort to help fulfill our mission, the club decided to accept a pair of glasses instead of the normal fee for the supper. The community responded by donating over 50 pairs of prescription glasses to the Lions Club. The club then took these glasses to the Lions Recycling Center in San Angelo pearl necklace, a gift from the groom, adorned her neck. A special penny was placed in her shoe by Kei Antilley, in memory of her son, Clay, the bride’s childhood friend. The bride also carried a clutch style bouquet that included the heirloom Bible that both her mother and grandmother carried on their wedding days. The bouquet incorporated gardenias, the bride’s father’s favorite flower, three white roses in honor of the bride and groom’s absent grandparents, hydrangea for the bride’s mother, and calla lillies for the groom’s mother. The groom wore a dark grey tuxedo with a paisley vest and necktie. His boutonniere was a mini calla lily with grey berry. Rex Headrick, brother of the groom, served as the best man. Groomsmen were Max May, Thomas Reeves, and Daniel Reeves. The groomsmen wore dark grey tuxedos with grey striped ties and boutonnieres of white freesia and grey berry. The ring bearers were Jett Joyce and Sawyer Mecke, close family friends of the bride. The ring bearers wore light grey and white with specially designed paisley and polka dot bowties and suspenders. Sawyer carried a sign that read, “Wait ‘till you see her!” while Jett walked down the aisle with the heirloom pillow that was in the bride’s mother’s and grandmother’s weddings. Dinner and dancing immediately followed the ceremony. A delicious meal was prepared and served by the bride’s parents’ closest friends. The bride’s cake table included three beautiful cakes, each a The Observer/Enterprise Friday, May 1, 2015 Page 3 (Continued on Page 8) Sarah Philley and Rob Headrick were united in marriage at Willow Creek Chapel in Abilene, Texas, on Saturday, March 7, 2015. The wedding ceremony was opened in prayer by Greg Fleming of Midland, Texas, followed by a scripture reading in 1 Corinthians. Frank Daniels, of Searcy, Arkansas, officiated the wedding ceremony. Greg and Frank were the bride’s childhood pastors. Sarah is the daughter of Tim and Kim Philley of Robert Lee and the granddaughter of Frank and Peggy Philley of Victoria, Texas and Wayne and Carolyn Smith of Robert Lee, Texas. Rob is the son of Max and Leslie Headrick of Sweetwater, Texas and the grandson of Robert and Vera Headrick and Frank and JoAnne Barfield, also of Sweetwater, Texas. Logan Philley, brother of the bride, served as the man of honor. He wore a light grey tux with a paisley vest and bowtie. The bridesmaids were Allison Millican, Briana Brisbin, and Morgan Hill. The bridesmaids wore Alfred Angelo cocktail length, light grey dresses. The sweetheart neckline dresses had soft glitter netting and embroidered lace detail. They carried white clutch style bouquets of freesia, ranunculus, mini calla lilies, and roses. The flower girls were Claire Stallard and Carrigan Fears, cousins of the groom. The flower girls wore a white tulle tutu dress that had grey and white flowers embellished at the top and matching head bands and slippers. The bride wore an Allure, white, fit and flare gown with a fitted bodice and sweetheart neckline, embellished with Swarovski crystals. The V back was trimmed with covered buttons the full length of the dress and train. The entire design was trimmed with delicate lace applique on English net. The bride wore a full length crystal edged veil. A new
Transcript of OE Page 3 · mini calla lily with grey berry. Rex Headrick, brother of the groom, served as ......
different flavor. The groom’s table displayed a fresh fruit sculpture along with a portrait of the bride on the Headrick family John Deere tractor, a gift to the groom from the bride.
Sarah, a 2007 graduate of Robert Lee High School currently teaches and is a coach for Flower Mound High School in Flower Mound, Texas.
Rob, a 2008 graduate of Sweetwater High School is currently employed in Irving, Texas at the Las Colinas Country Club as the Assistant Superintendent.
The couple spent their honeymoon in Sisters, Oregon and has made their new home in Coppell, Texas.
On April 11, 2015, Robert Lee Silver Lions Club held their annual pancake supper at the Coke County Rec Hall. This event was well attended as usual with over 75 hungry folks in attendance.
The main mission of Lions International is to help people who have a vision problem. We took on this mission in 1924 when Helen Keller challenged us to be “Knights of the Blind”.
One way the Lions accomplish this mission is collection of prescription glasses and then recycling them. In an effort to help fulfill our mission, the club decided to accept a pair of glasses instead of the normal fee for the supper. The community responded by donating over 50 pairs of prescription glasses to the Lions Club. The club then took these glasses to the Lions Recycling Center in San Angelo
pearl necklace, a gift from the groom, adorned her neck. A special penny was placed in her shoe by Kei Antilley, in memory of her son, Clay, the bride’s childhood friend. The bride also carried a clutch style bouquet that included the heirloom Bible that both her mother and grandmother carried on their wedding days. The bouquet incorporated gardenias, the bride’s father’s favorite flower, three white roses in honor of the bride and groom’s absent grandparents, hydrangea for the bride’s mother, and calla lillies for the groom’s mother.
The groom wore a dark grey tuxedo with a paisley vest and necktie. His boutonniere was a mini calla lily with grey berry. Rex Headrick, brother of the groom, served as the best man. Groomsmen were Max May, Thomas Reeves, and Daniel Reeves. The groomsmen wore dark grey tuxedos with grey striped ties and boutonnieres of white freesia and grey berry. The ring bearers were Jett Joyce and Sawyer Mecke, close family friends of the bride. The ring bearers wore light grey and white with specially designed paisley and polka dot bowties and suspenders. Sawyer carried a sign that read, “Wait ‘till you see her!” while Jett walked down the aisle with the heirloom pillow that was in the bride’s mother’s and grandmother’s weddings.
Dinner and dancing immediately followed the ceremony. A delicious meal was prepared and served by the bride’s parents’ closest friends. The bride’s cake table included three beautiful cakes, each a
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Kaci Queen is shown with her Hampshire. She took the Championship Hampshire award and her entry was later named Grand Champion in this year’s Market Swine Show.
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Sarah Philley and Rob Headrick were united in marriage at Willow Creek Chapel in Abilene, Texas, on Saturday, March 7, 2015. The wedding ceremony was opened in prayer by Greg Fleming of Midland, Texas, followed by a scripture reading in 1 Corinthians. Frank Daniels, of Searcy, Arkansas, officiated the wedding ceremony. Greg and Frank were the bride’s childhood pastors.
Sarah is the daughter of Tim and Kim Philley of Robert Lee and the granddaughter of Frank and Peggy Philley of Victoria, Texas and Wayne and Carolyn Smith of Robert Lee, Texas. Rob is the son of Max and Leslie Headrick of Sweetwater, Texas and the grandson of Robert and Vera Headrick and Frank and JoAnne Barfield, also of Sweetwater, Texas.
Logan Philley, brother of the bride, served as the man of honor. He wore a light grey tux with a paisley vest and bowtie. The bridesmaids were Allison Millican, Briana Brisbin, and Morgan Hill. The bridesmaids wore Alfred Angelo cocktail length, light grey dresses. The sweetheart neckline dresses had soft glitter netting and embroidered lace detail. They carried white clutch style bouquets of freesia, ranunculus, mini calla lilies, and roses. The flower girls were Claire Stallard and Carrigan Fears, cousins of the groom. The flower girls wore a white tulle tutu dress that had grey and white flowers embellished at the top and matching head bands and slippers.
The bride wore an Allure, white, fit and flare gown with a fitted bodice and sweetheart neckline, embellished with Swarovski crystals. The V back was trimmed with covered buttons the full length of the dress and train. The entire design was trimmed with delicate lace applique on English net. The bride wore a full length crystal edged veil. A new
