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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
10
In a Gaza area incident four Israelis were wounded when Egyptian shells struck a settlement opposite the Gaza Strip and an Israeli army unit. The report, filed from Jerusalem, notes ongoing clashes in the region amid heightened tensions between Israel and Egypt.
Community notices name engagements to H D Ladyman and Jens Hagemann, a July 10 wedding in Pampa, a Higgins bridal shower, and numerous church and club meetings in Amarillo and surrounding towns. Also listed are individual recitals, hospital notices, and local civic group gatherings across September through following months.
Miss Ellena Harris of Childress and Clifton Havens of Fort Worth were married at the First Methodist Church with Rev. John S. Mullen officiating. Capt. Welton Teague and Jesse A. Robertson served as candlelighters and ushers. best man was Argus E. Havens. The couple plans a home in Fort Worth after a brief Ozark Mountains honeymoon.
A curious OCR fragment lists categories including suits coats pajamas lingerie foundations and hosiery alongside the term Nats Od Nats Od, suggesting a catalog or advertisement snippet. No clear event or persons are identified.
Oklahoma guests Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ward and son Lance of El Reno spent Saturday in Amarillo visiting H. L. Ward and family. They also called on L. D. Ward's sisters Edith Witcher and Emma Holman with Karen and Maurice. Maurice joined a California vacation trip.
Miss Sue Williams daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Williams of Community Center wed Ray Stone Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stone Sr of Childress in a home ceremony led by Elder E. J. Norman. The bride wore a blue nylon and cotton street length frock with white accessories. maid of honor was Dene Anderson and best man was Rodney Pearce. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wells of Childress. Stone a 1954 Childress High School graduate, works for the Fort Worth and Denver Railway.
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