Gaytha Gammage and Richard Waller Wed in Memorial Baptist
Gaytha Gammage and Richard A. Waller of Conroe married at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. A L Jordan officiating. The couple, both of Conroe, exchanged double ring vows as ivory and turquoise decor, organ music, and a mantilla veil followed a gown of antique silk taffeta with Alencon lace details.
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Gaytha Gammage
Richard Waller
Memorial Baptist
Christian Crusade Calls for Purge of US Press
Delegates at the Christian Crusade national convention urged a purge of the American press and greater police protection. Editors attacked coverage of Goldwater and civil rights, while speakers like Billy James Hargis defended the crusade’s hard line on race and politics amid criticism of media bias.
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Dallas
Christian Crusade
Shreveport
Ee]senhower
America
Barry Goldwater
Crusade
L. E. White
Goldwater
United States
George Shannon
Shreveport Journal
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Edwin Walker
Lime Rock
Shannon
GOP
John Birch Society
South
Alabama
George Wallace
H. L. Hunt
Hunt
Billy James Hargis
Hargis
L. D. Daniel
Aerosol age nears with push and spray products
SAM DAWSON reports from New York on aerosol technology expanding beyond cleaners to kitchen meals, medicines, and comfort aids. Experts predict future sprays for girdles, pain relief, childbirth comfort, and even ready to eat meals, with 300 products on the market and hundreds more in development.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association
Europe
Leonard G. Cannella
Continental Can
Cannella
Old Timer the Turtle Gets a New Phone Number
The turtle Old Timer, found two miles from his home in Napa, has a new painted number on his back. The original number linked to a Ukiah phone long out of date, delaying reunion with the Richard Walker family. Mrs Walker updated the number at the urging of her four children.
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Napa
Calif
Richard Walker
Ukiah
Farm Bureau and Grange Oppose Court Population Rule
The American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Grange oppose a Supreme Court ruling that legislative representation be based solely on population. They warn it would reduce rural influence and urge Congress to enact legislation or a constitutional amendment to restore state authority over reapportionment.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Supreme Court
Charles Shuman
Farm Bureau
Congress
The
Grange
Meador Home Buffet Dinner Honoring Miss Craddock Bride Elect
Mr and Mrs O M Meador hosted a buffet dinner at 407j5 Burnet Drive for Nancy Craddock bride elect of Jeff Brainerd. The setting featured a glass dome centerpiece, white satin and pearl decorations, candles and English ivy. Guests included Mike Jones Lynne Convey Bobbs Paulson Char Joule Fisher Brad Cash Bonnie Bond Kent Spitzmiller Goddard Johnson Levi Creddock and others. A silver gift and corsages were presented to the honored couple.
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O.M. Meador
Nancy Craddock
Jeff Brainerd
Burnet Drive
Craddock
Brainerd
Mike Jones
Lynne Convey
Houston
Bobbs Paulson
Char- Joule Fisher
Brad Cash
Bonnie ‘Bond
Kent Spitzmiller
Goddard *R. Johnson
Levi. Creddock
bride elect Merrill Dorman seen at wedding trip notes
Miss Dée Heald returned from Pacific Palisades California where she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Dorman as the bride elect of Ens. Merrill Dorman. The marriage of Miss Gaytha Gammage and Richard Waller drew numerous out of town guests from Liberty Conroe Houston La Porte and San Antonio. The Freeman family also visited the White House before heading to New York World's Fair and subsequent travel.
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M. T. Nance
Biloxi
Gail “Gammage
Charlotte Waller
Houston
Marlys Waller
James Henry Wilkinson
Liberty
Adrian Lee Gammage
Arthur G. Walker
Conroe
Charles Larry Coker
Guy Runnels
Tommy Nelson
Alisa Ray Gamminge
Nelson
Runnels
Fellowship Hall
Roger Sims
Joe Floyd
la Porte
Alvie Nance
Frances Kisling
Ezra D. Kisling
College Field Apartments
Lee College
M. D. Anderson
South Texas Junior College
Corbett Fabricating Co
Dée Heald
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Benjamin H. Dorman
Ens
Merrill Dorman
Gaytha Gammage
Richard Waller
Mary Jayne
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Freeman
Johnelle
Bonnie
Johnnie
Church Of God Opens 50th General Assembly
In Dallas the Church of God begins its 50th general assembly with about 10,000 delegates expected to hear Rev. Wide Horton, general overseer, deliver the first sermon of the five day conclave. The church, founded in 1886, is said to be the oldest Pentecostal body with half a million followers in all 50 states and six other countries. A decision facing the general council is a proposed move of its international headquarters from Cleveland Tennessee, with Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Memphis among possible new locations. Weatherford, Texas hosts church headquarters with Rev. Paul Stallings supervising more than 125 Texas churches.
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Dallas
Church of God
Wide Horton
General Council
Cleveland
Tenn
Avlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Teen
Texas
Weatherford
Paul Stallings
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