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Yorrtown SocietyBj MKi. MO L. LVD.NCI CorrespondentMr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jacob an--MiUer. who had bulbar polio. Mr. Inounce the engagement of theirj«nd Mrs. Blake are dearly loved-daughter. AUwlcc. to Lamar,*''many friemfa they taw .. imade since coming to Yorktown.? koohler, ,on of Mrs. Henry Koeh- ;Th„c {riends PXtcnd wlfh.ler and the late Mr. Koehler, of .es on their anniversary.Yorktown. Miss Jacob is a mem* i ~o—her of die class of 1955. York-1 Wr and Mrs. Jerr Stricter en- = own High School, and presently terlained al lheir home Sunday ■connected with the S. W. Telephone Co. in Yorktown Lamar iswith a family dinner following the morning worship at the Firsta graduate of the Nordheim |Prcsbylcrian Church when their High School. He has served in mtle daughter, Rhonda Kay. re*, rhc t?. S. Army. He travels for!cejveci the sacrament of Holy? the Western Electric Company, baptism. Garden flowers formed-The wedding date has not beenju,c background (or the serving'table in the dining room; the cen-~n~ ter piece was made up or pinkMr. and Mrs. Weldon Blake are roses and carnntion$ flanked byi observing their Fiftieth Wedding pink burning tapers. A barbecue i Anniversary today, April 7th. For dinnor vvith dpSSCrt and coffee the happy occasion they havejwas scrved. Covers were laid for gone to San Antonio for a visit; 30, Those from out of town were with their daughter. Mrs. Walter Wrs E. wolpmann of Nordhelm:Miller and Mr. MiUer. Mr. and Mrs. Blake were married in Tampa. Fla., at the home of Col-Mr. and Mrs. Manroy Wolpmann. of College Station: Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mueller and children of K1on Blake, an uncle of WeldonjCampo. and Jim Parker of San Blake. Mrs. Blake’a home was I Antonio, in Nashville, Tenn., where she'o —had met Mr. Blake when he was at Peabody College and Vanderbilt, where he completed his college work. Mrs. Blake was on a visit in Tampa when the wedding plans were culminated. Later they moved to San Marcoa where Mr. Blake was for many years an instructor in the S.W.T.S.T. College. After his retirement they came to Yorktown and have lived at the Blake ranch in the old Blake family home where Mr. Blake had apent his boyhood days. They have one daughter Mra. MiUer of San Antonio,Mrs. Alfred Kneifel was al home Sunday afternoon to s group of friends when she named her mother, Mrs. B. V. Smalley as honor guest on her 85th birthday. Roses, stocks, geraniums and sweetpeas added their beauty to the home.. During the afternoon the dining room was opened for the refreshments which were served from a candle lit table centered with sweet-pens and maiden-hair fern. Cakes, pies, sandwiches and coffee were enjoyed.~o -one granddaughter, Mrs. W. D.Curtis of Uvalde and five great- Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Bneger grandchildren. Their beautiful w«*e delightfully surprised lastlife has ben overshadowed by the tragic death of their three grandsons, Walter Blake Miller, and Weldon Miller, who crashed in a plane over Galveston Bay, and the recent death of Joe BallySaturday when a group of their friends remembered it was thoit lDth wedding anniversary. Aftei the guests had been welcomed, a delightful evening was enjoyed Refreshments were provided bj those who called. Out of town t(I ~ I ...... Ait. an.X.4 ftIf.
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Cuero Record
Cuero, Texas, US
Sun, Apr 07, 1957
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