Dr Dempsey Bride To Return Saturday
Dr Edwin Dempsey and his wife to return June 25 from a wedding trip to New Mexico and Colorado. The bride Miss Jerry Nell Reeves of Wellington wore Chantilly lace and tulle at a double ring ceremony June 19 at First Methodist Church Wellington. The couple will reside at 707 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dempsey
Jerry Nell Reeves
W. C. Reeves
Wellington
North Main Street
New Mexico
Colorado
First Methodist
J. F. Michael
Dempsey
L. B. Dempsey
Big Spring
A. J. Cain
Hays Stripling
C A. Dahse
Charles Dean
Andrews
Billy McAlister
Glen Reeves
Monte Hulse
Truman Estes
L. B. Bratten
Wellington High School
Texas Tech
Dr. Dempsey
Texas A & M
Baylor Medical School
Houston
Andrews Medical and Surgical Clinic
Lubbock Couple Given Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Virginia Brown honored Dr. and Mrs Ray Smotherman of Lubbock. Guests registered in a bride’s book, gifts were opened, and refreshments included angel food cake and lime float. Hostesses and helpers included Mrs. J. T. Lisenbee Sr and Mrs. R. Holcombe along with several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smotherman
Lubbock
J. T. Lisenbee
Virginia Brown
R. Holcombe
Ann Low Jones
Rozaleah Barrett
Mines
J. W. Moore
Wm. Farmer
J. C. Reynolds
Ray Davidson
Sam Smith
L. H. St. Clair
Hubert Colbert
Nora Dalton
Miss Barbara Dillard Weds Sherrill Ivy In Informal Rite
Miss Barbara Dillard and Sherrill Ivy exchanged vows June 17 at Fullerton Baptist Church in an informal ceremony. Pastor Jim Bozeman presided as attendees Dotty Landon and Wade Earl Graham joined relatives and friends for a reception at the bride's parents home. The couple, former Andrews High School students, plan residence in town after a wedding trip to Cloudcroft and Ruidoso New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Dillard
Sherrill Ivy
Fullerton Baptist Church
Jim Bozeman
Fullerton Church
Henry Dillard
Ivy
Norris Ivy
Phillips Gasoline Plant
Dotty Landon
Wade
Earl Graham
E Street
Zroom
Andrews High School
South
Bride Elect June Ward Receives Pre Nuptial Tea
Miss June Ward, bride elect of Sam W. Daniel, was honored at a pre-nuptial gift tea at Means Memorial Methodist Church parlor. Pink and aqua decor with carnations and a Cupid motif framed a guest book and a table of gifts as hostesses greeted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Ward
Sam W. Daniel
Means Memorial Methodist Church
N. S. Daniel
Pat McNair
Sam
June
Mmes
Gene Burk
Jimmy Clack
H. E. Slack
T. D. Hamilton
J. J. Stewart
Janna Lou Way and Byron Greaves Wed In Candlelight Rites
Janna Lou Way and Byron Hugh Greaves united in a candlelight ceremony at Means Memorial Methodist Church on Friday June 17. The bride wore a white lace gown with veil, bouquet of white orchids and roses, with maid of honor Carla Smith in blue taffeta. Guests included out of town relatives from Oklahoma and Texas, and both families are local residents with ties to area institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hugh Greaves
Janna Lou Way
Boyd G. Stairs
Means Memorial Methodist Church
Greaves
L. H. Greaves
Carla Smith
Freddy Saterwhite
Billy Greaves
Jack Maxwell
Johnny Thames
Robert Newman
Janet Whitcomb
George Ellinger
Billie Porter
Pearcy
Porter
Mmes
A. V. Maxwell
F E. Williams
D. R. Ray
Texas Tech
Kinney and Kinney Construction Company
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Howard Way Jr
Fairview
Oklahoma
Newlyweds Return Home After Honeymoon Trip
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. George O. Mc Daniel are at home in Hobbs after a June 12 wedding and a wedding trip to Phoenix and Las Vegas. The bride Miss Margaret Harden is the daughter of Mrs. Joyce Morgan of Hobbs. The couple were wed at First Presbyterian Church Hobbs with Pastor Mr. Hamilton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. McDaniel
Phoenix
Arizona
Las Vegas
Nevada
Margaret Harden
Joyce Morgan
Hobbs
New Mexico
McDaniel
G. C. McDaniel
First Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
Lovington
Sue Morgan
Don McDaniel
Hobbs High School
U.S Army
Andrews
Wackers Store
Lea County State Bank
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Mary Nell Sparks
The parlor of the Community building hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mary Nell Sparks, bride elect of Bill Green, with about 100 guests between 8:00 and 9:30 p.m. Mrs. O. D. Huckabee hosted with her sister and mother, as well as Mrs. Roy Sparks and Mrs. Enoch Reed of Dallas, plus the groom’s mother Mrs. Flos sie Green of Levelland. Jane Elmore registered guests in a lace edged book, guest tables held gifts, punch and open-faced sandwiches were served, and blue daisy centerpieces with blue tapers adorned the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nell Sparks
Bill Green
O. D. Huckabee
Roy Sparks
Enoch Reed
Dallas
Flossie Green
Levelland
Jane Elmore
Jimmy Dorland
Ronny Huckabee
Club Women Invited to Join Local Groups
Ladies are invited to join the Andrews Property and Magnolia groups meeting monthly. Officers Mrs. H. J. Patterson and Mrs. G. J. Walker head the clubs which host homemaking demonstrations and free education benefits for members. Meetings occur the first and third Thursdays at 299 P. M. at the Community building parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Patterson
Andrews Prope
G. J. Walker
Magnolia Cus
Cduc
Andrews
Magnolia Group
Ag Hattye G Owens
Miss Jacqueline Lacey Weds W T Carr In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Jacqueline Lacey marries W T Carr in a private Friday ceremony read by the pastor N B Dan Yet at the Means Meth parlor. Attendants include Mrs Bill Brewer of Odessa and Billy Hicks of Odessa. After a reception at the couple’s home, they plan a wedding trip to Corpus Christi and Houston before resuming work at National Supply Star and Brownie’s We Servicing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Lacey
W. T. Carr
A. L. Whitley
Carr
Loyal Carr
Hiro
DanYet
Bill Brewer
Odessa
Billy Hicks
Corpus Christi
Houston
National Supply Star
Brownie
We Servicing Co
R Q Jones
Edsi
Chessir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob McAlister
LuDean Perkins
Mary C. Hulse
Littlefield
A. J. Cain, Jr
Betty Barclay
Rattan
Martin
Martin's
Magnolia
West Broadway
Byron Greaves
Bridal Shower
Sparks
Carruth Pe S
Eluore
Cox, Jr
Coun Boys
G. F. Wacker Stores
Tet
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