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Thursday, July 1, 1999

Moore, Fowler exchange vows


Meredith Rose Moore of Lubbock, and John Terrell Fowler of Lubbock were married in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony on June 12 at the First Christian Church in Pecos, with Doctor William N. Parkey officiating.

Parents of the couple are Jaroy and Bennie Moore of Lubbock, formerly of Pecos and Terry and Lynn Fowler of Pecos.

The bride was given in marriage byher father. For her wedding, Miss Moore chose a gown designed by Jasmine. The jewel neckline was complimented by short sleeves and cuffed in candlelight Italian satin. The bodice and sleeves were made completely of Venice lace and were accented with pearls in a floral pattern. The Basque waistline allowed the full ball gown skirt to fall gracefully to the floor and sweep into a semi-cathedral train. The skirt was finished with a row of Venice lace around the hem. The back was accented with pearl buttons and three Italian silk rosettes. To complete her ensemble she wore a satin headband edged in pearls and finished with two tiers of candlelight illusion. She carried a hand held bouquet of white tineke roses, white stock florets and stephanotis.

Attending the bride as matron of honor was Ellen Love of Lubbock, long time friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Amy Green of Waco and Tera King of Fort Stockton, also long time friends of the bride. The bride's attendants wore matching gowns of Wisteria Dulcine satin. The floor length dresses featured empire waistlines, soft scoop necklines, and short sleeves. They were accented in the back with a pleat and sweep train. They carried hand held bouquets of osiana peach roses with larkspur florets and satin covered stems.

Serving as best man was Jacob Fowler of Pecos, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Skipper Reep of Levelland and Coby Moore of Roby, college friends of the groom.

J.J. Exum, Trey Armstrong, and Foster Green of Pecos served as ushers.

Providing special music for the service were Becky Patterson at the organ and Christopher Mitchell on the trumpet.

Special guest of the bride and groom was her grandmother, Mrs. Roy Moore of Brady, and his grandmother, Mrs. Pete Fernandes of Pecos.

A reception, hosted by the bride's parents, was held at the Reeves County Civic Center in Pecos.

Guests were registered by Kella and Randa Taylor of Pecos. Also assisting in the house party were Penny and Sarah Armstrong, Lori Box, Salem Mitchell and Mrs. J.J. Exum of Pecos.

A rehearsal dinner, hosted by the groom's parents was held at 1 Bell Acres on Friday, June 11.

The bride is a graduate of Pecos High School and Texas A&M University. She is currently employed by Lamesa Independent School District. The bridegroom graduated from Pecos High School and Texas Tech University. He is currently employed by Dean Foods, Inc. in Lubbock.

Following a wedding trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, the couple will reside in Lubbock.

Pecos students net grants

Three Pecos High School students have been selected to receive scholarships awarded at The University of Texas of the Permian Basin for the Fall 1999 semester.

Linsey Hathorn, Fernando Rios, and Desiree Sanchez, are each eligible to receive the UTPB Freshman Merit Grant, which provides $800 for two semesters.

UTPB President Charles Sorber said, "We are pleased to welcome these outstanding students to our campus. Our supporters are making it possible for recent high school graduates to continue their education here in the Permian Basin."

The scholarships are funded through contributions to the university by various donors.

Fall registration at UTPB is set for Aug. 23-24. For more information, call 915-552-2605.

Special dates set for freshman at UTPB

Freshmen planning to attend The University of Texas of the Permian Basin during the 1999 fall semester should make note of important upcoming dates.

The deadline for freshman applications is Thursday, July 15. Applications will be accepted in the UTPB Admissions Office.

Incoming freshmen who did not take the SAT test on the national testing dates can take a special administration of the test through UTPB, with the scores valid for admission to UTPB only. Also, Quick TASP is administered on an appointment basis at UTPB. Call 552-2630 to set up an appointment for either one of the tests.

Pre-registration for freshmen will take place during orientation in August. Notices of time and location will be sent to new students upon their acceptance to The University. Classes begin Thursday, Aug. 26.

For more information, call the UTPB Office of Admissions, 552-2605.



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