Open House Fetes Robert Meadors
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Meador honored their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manning Meador, with an open house at 407 St Burnet. The couple, married Aug. 6, will reside in Fayetteville, Ark., while studying at the University of Arkansas. The display featured a white embroidered cloth, a miniature bride and groom under a bell shaped dome, and twin candelabra with white tapers. Coffee and punch were served by Mrs. T. M. Hoffman and Miss Mary Meador. other guests included Mrs. J. J. Mason, Mrs. J. W eunders, and Mrs. R. J. Bathe.
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O. M. Meador
Robert Manning Meador
St Burnet
Meador
Ada Jean Brown
Emmitt G. Brown
Pine Bluff
Ark
Fayettvile
University of Arkansas
T. M. Hoffman
Mary Meador
3. J. Mason
J. Weunders
R. J. Baethe
Sallye Whitener
Marshal
June Johnson
Austin
Donna Fulwinler
Dallas
Margaret Leidecker
Carol Grant
Longview
Derwood Banister
Mount Vernon
John Garner
Donnie Senterfitt
Jim Stringer
James Burr
Terrel
Joe Bolton
Houston
Gary Leidecker
Richard England
Curtis Lee
Melanie Berry
Andy Murray
Bolton
England
Church Fellowship Hall
Shelby King
Sharon Dutforth
Ann Ragsdale
Susy Sportsman
Karen McCormick
Tim O’conner
Karen Simmons
Cheryl Walters
Mary Ann Cagle
University of Texas
Alpha Chi Omera Sorority
Texas
Texas Law School
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Bill Miller
F. A. Dutfurth
Baytown
Holiday Inn
Luncheon Honors Miss Jean Fuller
Miss Jean Fuller bride elect of Frank Terry was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Durwood Bailey with Miss Peggy Bailey and Mrs. EB W. Buelow assisting. Attendees included Mrs. L L Fuller and Mrs. Charles Terry along with several guests. personalized playing cards and high score prizes were awarded to Miss Pat Hudnall and Miss Rosemary Meister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Fuller
Frank Terry
Durwood Bailey
Bailey
Peggy Bailey
EB. W. Buelow
L. L. Fuller
Charles Terry
Pat Hudnell
Sandra Lerch
Mrs Armstrong Leads Story Hour at Sterling Library
Mrs Henry N Armstrong will guide a 45 minute Service League story hour at Sterling Municipal Library on Tuesday. Children ages five to years are invited for stories poems songs and games including Poppy Seeds by Clyde Robert Bull a Slovak tale The Wing King and the Princess and a third tale by G E Vaught. This marks the finale of the league summers project.
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Henry N. Armstrong
Service League
Sterling Municipal Library
G. E. Vaught
Dittfurths Choose New Orleans Honeymoon
David Allan Dittfurth and Sharon Elaine Callaway wed at Trinity Episcopal Church Longview in a candlelit ceremony. The couple will reside in Austin where the bride attends the University of Texas and the groom studies law at UT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allan Dittfurths
New Orleans
David Allan Dittfurth
Austin
Ingvardsen Cathriner Weds James Mercus Cathriner
Cathriner Ingvardsen and James Mercus Cathriner wed at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in a Saturday noon ceremony. Miss Sharon Ann Ingvardsen and George family tied the knot at the altar, with Father Charles Sullivan officiating. The couple, both Lee graduates, will live in Beaumont after a reception at Knights of Columbus Hall.
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Ingvardsen
Cathriner
Double Ring Ceremony For Miss Janice Page CA
Miss Janice Faye Page and Carlos Ray Dollar united in a Saturday ceremony at First Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Page, wore a peau de soie gown with Venetian lace and a cascade bouquet of yellow roses. Groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Dollar of Magee Mississippi. Music by Pat Wylie and Bill Mixon accompanied Rev. R. M. Cheek. The reception was on the church lawn. couple to reside in Baton Rouge. Attended LSU and Ole Miss alumni, with out-of-town guests from Lake Charles Houston Anahuac Magee and Baton Rouge.
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David Allan Dittfurth
New Orleans
Trinity Episcopal
Hathy Perkins
Glenda Beth Grantham
Longview
Linda Callaway
de Jores Evans
First Baptist Church
Janice Faye Page
Carlos Ray Dollar
Andrew P. Page
Car~os Dollar
Magee
Pat Wylie
Bill Mixon
R. M. Cheek
Garry Leavell
Hous-' Yar
Calvin Copeland
Pasadena
Dollar
Groom
Doug Dollar
Robert Page
Bride
Mark Carley
Lake Charles
Paul O'Sell
Mark Dollar
Mylene Keller
Kathryn Martin
Elisabeth Alleman
Virgil McGahee
Don Hatchell
Ted G'Sell Jr
Connie Porter
Baton Rouge
Lee College
Louisiana State University
University of Mississippi
LSU
Victor Ashe
Nicole
Vic
Houston
Eula Scherer
Anahuac
Wayne Kitchell
Kim
Baton. Rouge
Carlos Dollar
Mark
Carolyn
Hershall
Doug
Miss
QO. D. Smith
Poteet
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Robert Meadors
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Sharon Ann Ingvardsen
E. A. Ingvardsen
Sunset
James Mercus Cathriner
A. R. Cathriner
Tri City
Pamela Ingvardsen
Larry Swint
Larry Taylor
Jack Thomas
Richard LaVergne
Knights of Columbus Hall
Harold Elliott
Tex Jay Inman
Kathy Bridges
Mexico City
Robert E. Lee High School
Cathritter
Lee
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Commerce Food Market
N. Commerce
Swift Premium Ice
Va Gal
Hormel Wisconsin Hoop Cheese
Mnkisk Oranges
James Marcus Cathriner
Sarah Ann Ingvardsen
Janice Page
First National Bank Member
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Houston Lighting & Power Company