Millard Bonnett wed in Liberty Hill Church
Miss Carlene Millard and Charles Ross Bonnett were married at the Church of Christ in Liberty Hill. Milton Pogue officiated. Both graduates of Liberty Hill High School, the couple will reside in Austin after a brief honeymoon.
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Liberty Hill
Carlene Millard
Charles Ross Bonnett
Church of Christ
Milton Pogue
Abilene
Liberty Hill High School
Annie Millard
F. L. Millard
Millard
Bennett
Austin
Greyhound Bus Lines
Red Unionist Named Poland's Deputy Chief
Radio Moscow said Alek sander Zawadskii, head of Poland's trade unions, was appointed deputy premier. The report cited a Warsaw dispatch and stated he was nominated by Premier Jozef Czynkiewicz and appointed by President Boleslaw Bierut.
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London
Radio Moscow
Aleksander Zawadskii
Poland
Warsaw
Zawadski
Jozef Czynkiewicz
Boleslaw Bierut
Miss Velma Schultz Weds Gus Cousis Jr in Smithville
Velma Ray Schultz and Gus G. Cousis Jr exchanged vows April 27 at the home of the bride’s sister in Smithville. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. K C Stedman. The couple, both from local families, plan restaurant work and postwar careers in Taylor and Smithville. The reception featured white Queen Anne’s lace arrangements and a floor-basketed display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Ray Schultz
Gus C. Cousis, Jr
Smithville
ANS
Gus G. Cousis Jr
Earl Donnell
K. C. Stedman
First Baptist Church
Emma Schultz
C. R. Anthony Company
Taylor
St. Mary's High School
Gus Cousis Sr
US Air Force
Bess Donnell
Emil Schultz
Willie A. Schultz
Mary Ann Smith
Eric Anderson
Tayor
High tide halts New York Els on East River area
High tide damaged a wooden sea wall and flooded a new underpass near Lower Manhattan. East River water filled an underpass to 12 feet, risking the El's foundations. Trains stopped one station short of the downtown terminal as engineers pumped out water.
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New York
Third Avenue
Lower Manhattan
Manhattan
New-Born Baby Found In Dew-Covered Grass
A bus driver found a newborn girl lying naked and crying on a dew damp lawn in New York on May 4. Jamaica Hospital said the infant, about six pounds, was in fair condition and placed in an incubator. Police noted the baby appeared abandoned minutes before the passerby found her.
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New York
Jamaica Hospital
Edward Martin
Artin
Nu Phi Mu Plans Elephant Themed Party
New pledges Miss Joan Baker and Miss Mae Toungate were introduced at a Nu Phi Mu meeting. President Miss Ann Page led talks on a white elephant bingo party set for May 11 to honor charter members and mothers. Refreshments were served to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Baker
Mae Toungate
Nu Phi Mu
Logan Friedrich
Pat Skinner
Ann Page
Sill
Marie Matlock
Doris Whitattington
Joy Woodruff
True Cowboys Seen By Italian Gas Worker
Giuseppe Bartolotto a Padua gas worker who earned a free trip to the United States for honesty returned with views on cowboys in America He said the real cowboys differ from movie versions and do not wear pistols on their hips His trip was sponsored by the Economic Cooperation Administration after he found a pocketbook containing 35 dollars belonging to an Oklahoma coal miner in a Marshal Plan coal shipment to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Giuseppe Bartolotto
Padua
United States
Bartolotto
America
Economic Cooperation Administration
Italy
Whisper Weight Voile Print Dress With Skirt
Lightweight voile dress in aqua yellow or blue with graceful skirt and brief sleeves. Available sizes 12 through 18.
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Miss Millard
Charles R. Bonnett
Red Unionist
Cardui
Gus G. Cousis
Mrs. Donnell
Coquette
Make-Believe
Giuseppe
Jewelry
Goodfriends
Votles
Cotton Colony
Gregory
Austin Cerebral Palsy Center
Shantung
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