Lynne Fletcher Weds David Kelsey in Austin Seminary Ceremony
Miss Claudia Lynne Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Fletcher Midland wed Miss Sally Jean Ely Tyler served as maid of honor. David Hamilton Kelsey son of Mr and Mrs John H Kelsey Midland and Richard Hudson Kelsey brother of the groom served as best man. The couple left for a trip to the east coast of Mexico after a reception at Terrace Summer House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Lynne Fletcher
Claude Fletcher
Midland
David Hamilton Kelsey
West Storey Street
John H. Kelsey
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
L. Stitt
Michael Crawford
Sally Jean Ely
Tyler
Richard Hudson Kelsey
John Keith Tyler
Longview
William Robert Fletcher II
Terrace Summer House
Mexico
Mexico City
University of Texas
Zeta Tau Alpha
Alpha Lambda Delta
Pi Lambda Theta
Andrews
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Delta Chi
Cindy Ford Installed Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Cindy Ford was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Andrews Chapter Order of the Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Hall. Officers, the installing officer, prayers, gifts, and a Rainbow themed ceremony with yellow and white colors, a stairway display, and a cake highlighted the formal installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Ford
Andrews
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Kay Condren
College Station
Carol Bufkin
Marshall
Kay Cox
Janice Payne
Claudia Stickney
Judy Pinnell
Kathy Lorigan
Charity
Peggy Queen
Hope
Linda Slover
L. A. Ford
Ford
Miss Ford
Mitchell
Church History Traced at Presbyterian Women’s Meeting
Mrs Harold Larsen led a session titled The History and Heritage of Our Church for the Women of the Presbyterian Church meeting in the church parlor. President Mrs Cliff Sherrod opened with Love Thy Neighbor and refreshments were served to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Our Church
Harold Larsen
Presbyterian Church
Cliff Sherrod
Sherrod
Gene Demmler
Mmes
Carl Ham
Barney Hightower
Bennie Hogard
J. A. Roach
Albert Sybesma
John Thrasher
Nutrition Experts Say Skipping Breakfast Loses Third Of Energy
Nutrition experts warn that skipping breakfast costs about one third of daily energy and nutrients. A proper breakfast should include fruit, egg or meat, cereal, milk, bread, and butter, forming a basic pattern for daily nutrition. Meat can be tender with proper low temperature cooking and thermometer use. Stain removal tips urge quick action and correct fabric classification, with current guidance in an extension bulletin. Good grooming improves appearance and morale, with a youth leaflet on head to toe grooming available from the district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanice Boyd
A&m College of Texas
Groom from Dallas to wed in late June
The ceremony follows a long association with a journalism fraternity and Kappa Tau Alpha. He works for the south west Edition of The Wall Street Journal in Dallas. After June 20 the couple will reside at 1908 North Fitzhugh Avenue. Parents host a rehearsal dinner Thursday evening at Westwood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalism Fraternity
Kappa Tau Alpha
The
Wall Street Journal
Dallas
North Fitzhugh Avenue
Westwood Country Club
Court of Awards Honors Four GS Troops Friday
More than 50 Girl Scouts earned second class and proficiency badges at a Court of Awards in the community building Friday afternoon. Troop 21 received second class badges from leaders Lola Clements and Arlene McCraw. Troop 2 and 3 awards were handled by Sydnie Helton and Helen Williams. Troop 24 badges were presented by Betty Madison. Guests enjoyed punch and cookies, with a pink center arrangement of roses and larkspur on the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 21
Lola Clements
Arlene McCraw
Helen Williams
Coleader
Sydnie Helton
Troop 3
Betty Madison
Come As You Are Coffee Hosted by Magnolia Club
Mrs J L Jernigan and Mrs W L Clawson hosted a Magnolia Home Demonstration Club coffee at Jernigan home. Guests were told not to turn off lights comb their hair or wear extra clothing or face a fine that went to the treasury. Coffee and doughnuts were served and guests returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jernigan
W. L. Clawson
Magnolia Home Demonstration Club
Mrs. Jernigan
Treasury
4 H Club Cooks Yeast Dough Rolls at Meeting
Mrs Gene Irwin and Mrs Raymond Sharbutt led 4 H Kitchen group in yeast dough making shaping rolls. Attendees included Cheryl Sharbutt Donna Colvin Gwy nda Murphy Susan Irwin Barbara Parker Nancy Craddock Mira Millican and Cathy Aberrathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Irwin
Raymond Sharbutt
Court
Cheryl Sharbutt
Donna Colvin
Gwynda Murphy
Susan Irwin
Barbara Parker
Nancy Craddock
Mira Millican
Cathy Aber- Rathy
Mrs. Mary Johnson Installed As Head of Wesley WSCS
Mrs. Mary Johnson was installed as president of the Wesley Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service with Rev. Marvin James leading a devotional. New officers named include Esther Null as vice president and Mona Hamilton as secretary, among others, with prior president Null highlighted for past service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Wesley Methodist
WSCS
Womens Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Marvin James
Esther Null
Mona Hamilton
Peggy McCleary
Lene James
Christian Social Relations
Virginia Strawn
Janean Phariss
Imogene Wright
Jackie Shoffit
4 H Clubs Hold Joint Meeting In Courthouse Basement
The Tumbleweed and Andrews County 4 H Club met in the court house basement for a joint session. A songs session led by Susan Cure preceded business. Susan Irwin, president of the Tumbleweeds, opened with the motto and pledge led by Cathy Abernathy. A dress revue discussed and its date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumbleweed
Andrews County 4-H Club
Court House
Susan Cure
Susan Irwin
The
Tumbleweeds
Cathy Abernathy
District 4-H Camp Plans Outlined at County Meeting
Mrs. Juanice Boyd county home demonstration agent announced District 4-H camp schedule May 30 to June 2 and listed attendees Judy Pinnell Rosemary Brown and Cathy Abernathy. Mrs. Glenda Webb presented demonstrations on lighting including fabric effects and bulb types. Jeannie Headrick chaired the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanice Boyd
Judy Pinnell
Rosemary Brown
Cathy Abernathy
Glenda Webb
Jeannie Headrick
Dublin and Abilene visitors attend Jerry McCarver graduation
Parcimon tls Mr and Mrs R B Walls of Dublin and Mr and Mrs Dale New som and Miss Kate Walls of Abilene spent a few days here with Mrs Evelyn Mc Carver to attend the graduation of Jerry Mac McCarver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Walls
Dublin
Dale Newsom
Kate Walls
Abilene
Evelyn McCarver
Jerry Mac McCarver
Mrs Hugh Oden Complimented At Coffee Friday
Mrs Hugh Oden recent bride was complimented at a Friday morning coffee in the community building club room. Miss Betty Oden registered guests in a white leather bride's book beside a single red rose in a silver vase. More than 50 gifts were displayed on a sideboard while guests shared in hostess honors with several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Oden
Community Building Club
Betty Oden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynne Fletcher
Kelsey
Dunlop
Tamendo
Dorothy Pinnell
Pete Millican
Vera Pippen
R. B. Jordan
Eddy Humphreys
And
Hollis Photo Center
Miss Cindy Ford
Rainbow Girls
Magnolia HD Club
Jim Fleschings
Beacon Motel
Big Spring Highway
Parcimontls
Ralph Oden
Dana Forrester
Glenn Reed
Raymond Best
D. A. Kinney
Alfred Posey
L. M. Clark
Episcopal
Saint Matthis
NW Ave
F. Andrews
R. S. Neal
Call Lambert
Sumer N’s Quality Clothing
Rayon & Dacron
Wool & Dacron
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