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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
6
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The guide lists daily notes for each Sun sign. Aries urged to plunge into work before losing interest, while Taurus should note instructions. Gemini advised to bid on desires, Virgo seeks stability, and Libra may time in on a profitable conversation. Scorpio feels urgent but unclear.
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Mr and Mrs Fred Hicks announce the engagement of their daughter Freddie Carol Hicks to Eddie Lynn Hooper son of Mr and Mrs Carl Hooper The couple plan a wedding August 7 at the Main Street Church of Christ Freddie Hicks is a senior at West Texas State University while Hooper is a junior physical education major at Tarleton State College
Six and Birdwell wed in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church in Seminole. Rev. Gene Hawkins officiated. Parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Six of Hart and Mr and Mrs Norvelle Birdwell of Dimmitt attended. The couple, West Texas State University students, will reside in Chateau Apartments in Canyon after a reception in Fellowship Hall.
Miss Debra Ann Berry and Douglas Wayne Cook united in a Tulia First Methodist Church ceremony officiated by Rev. James Carter. Parents of the bride are Mrs. Katherine Berry and Jack Berry. parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cook. The couple left for a wedding trip to Ruidoso, New Mexico, and will reside in Tulia after June 15.
Miss Nikki Gail Tisdale and Michael Acker plan a July 31 wedding at First Baptist Church Phillips with both families announcing. Nancy Jane Reese and Jerry Haning announce an August 21 wedding at First Baptist Borger. Marsha Kay Barnett and Clarence Dwain McGehee announce plans for a July 30 wedding in Calvary Baptist Church. A beauty advice column discusses false eyelashes for grandmothers and young women, noting style and application tips.
Dear Ann Landers readers discuss two issues. First a reader laments interruptions while recounting details and asks why people fixate on exact days. Second a reader from LDS asks about refusing cocktails due to religious beliefs and avoiding offending colleagues.
A playful note describes a recipe for fun and a homemade candy plate. The tone blends whimsy and domestic charm, highlighting Petunia as the centerpiece of a cheerful kitchen moment.
Mr and Mrs De Baker of 906 Crockett welcome a boy at Southwest Osteopathic. Mr and Mrs Joe P sere of 2005 Royal Road have a boy at Northwest Texas. Mr and Mrs Bill R Latronica of 625 B N Melvins have a boy born June 3. At High Plains Baptist Mr and Mrs Evon Glasscock of 1209 N Woodland have a boy born June 3.
Mary Carolyn Thomas and Thomas Willard Glover wed in First Baptist Church with Rev. A Edward Rogers officiating. The couple will reside in Dumas after a wedding trip, settling home after June 15. Richard Andrew Artho and Cynthia Ann Glass wed at Immaculate Conception Church and left for a New Orleans trip. reading was by Rev Msgr William F Rosen. The bride, a West Texas State University sophomore, and the groom, a senior, planned a parish hall reception.
Miss Verna Fay Modisette and Jerry Taylor Morris wed in Wayside Community Church with Rev. John Staat officiating. After a reception they planned a trip to Grapevine Lake and Dallas and will reside in Denton after June 12 where she studies at Texas Woman’s University.
Nancy Carol Wiley and Steve Alan Hampton pledged marriage Sunday at First United Methodist Church in Wheeler with Rev. Ross Dunn presiding. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. John Max Wiley of Wheeler and the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Hampton also of Wheeler. After a reception the couple will live in Wheeler and travel to Cuchara Colorado for a brief honeymoon. The bride is a Texas Tech alumna and West Texas State University student. The groom attended McMurray College and Texas Tech and majors in agriculture at WTSU.
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