Miss Reeder Will Marry On Saturday
Miss Helen Ruth Reeder will wed Richard Malone at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church at 7 30 p m rev Don Duran to perform double ring vows Miss Avis Linder to provide music Maid of honor Kay Reeder sister of the bride Bridesmaids Janet Hunt Mrs Kenneth Malone Pasadena Miss Anne Bordan Hillsboro groom Kenneth Malone best man Groomsmen Paul Malone Houston David Teel Bobby Carter Ushers Vernon Rippy Waco Bill Earl Mart Candles lighted in ceremony Reception in church parlor Rehearsal dinner Friday night at Moreno's hosted by the groom's parents J B Malone
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Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Helen Ruth Reeder
Richard Malone
Don Duran
Avis Linder
Kay Reeder
Janet Hunt
Kenneth Malone
Pasadena
Anne Bordan
Hillsboro
Tex
Paul Malone
Houston
David Teel
Bobby Carter
Vernon Rippy
Waco
Bill Earl
Mart
Roy Perritt
Bob Perkins
Leon Bend
Cecil Middleton
L. J. Hunt
Susan Sherwood
Diane Mattice
Port Arthur
Moreno's
J. B. Malone
Social notes reveal a busy weekend lineup around Baytown
Mrs J J Bradshaw at 1800 Oak Shadows hosts her mother Mrs A T Kellum and friend Miss Lorena McElroy from Robstown this weekend. Mrs Jack Jacobs at 1901 Oak Shadows gave a tea for close friends Wednesday. Several residents, including Mrs Robert L Stephens and family, have returned to Edwards Air Force Base California after visiting here. Local engagements include travel to Kansas City St Louis and New Orleans, oil painting by Linda Lee, and a return to piano lessons for the Tharp family. Women’s clubs urged to send yearbooks and calendar details to The Sun’s women’s department. Rev Donald Arlis Shef field and Evelyn visited Baytown before moving to Carrizo Springs Texas. Mrs Velma Tharp and family return from Hot Springs and Lake Hamilton with Sept 3 piano lessons.
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J. J. Bradshaw
Oak Shadows
A. T. Kellum
Lorena McElroy
Mrs. Kellum
Miss McElroy
Robstown
Robert L. Stephens
Lila Lou
Linda Lee
Lisa
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Stephens
T. G. Fuller
Ashby
Perry Britton
Utah
Col. Stephens
Velma Tharp
Hot Springs
Lake Hamilton
John Tharps
R. E. Ferrell
Doug
Moose Picnic Attended by Ten Local Families
Ten area families joined a Sunday picnic at the Moose Lodge in Houston. Local Moose members are linked with Baytown Lodge 1050 and Women of the Moose 887. Four women from 887 hosted a party for Houston Veterans Hospital patients last week, including Mesdames Louise Harris, Joe Mullins, Billy Nunez, and Lynn Hart. The Painted Desert in north central Arizona spans nearly 200 miles in length and 10 to 30 miles in width.
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Moose Lodge
Houston
Baytown Lodge
The
Moose
Houston Veterans Hospital
Mesdames
Louise Harris
Joe Mullins
Billy Nunez
Lynn Hart
Painted Desert
Arizona
A450 Dancers and Spectators At Wagon Wheel Jubilee
About 450 dancers and spectators attended the fifth annual Wagon Wheel Jubilee at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Dancers came from 20 towns and 30 clubs in Texas and Louisiana. The event featured a grand march, prize drawings, and exhibitions by the Dixie Twirlers and Hawaiian dancers, with space age decor and rockets on stage.
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Wagon Wheel Square
Knights of Columbus
Gus Dauzat
Texas
Louisiana
Bob Jones
Ash
Leonard Shoemak
Tom Pruett
Leonard Morae
Hawaii
Charles Gillette
Erbiey Holder
Wagon Wheel Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Lakewood
Joe
Notre Dame
Dauzat
Miss Turner W V Zerr Complete Wedding Plans
Final plans for the wedding of Karol Turner and Wayne Vincent Zerr are set. The ceremony occurs at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev. R. M. Cheek officiating. Rehearsal at 7 p.m. Friday followed by dinner at Rebel Inn. Parents A. P. Zerr of Van and Everett Eugene Turner of 408 S. Circle host. Bridesmaids include Peggy Pollard Cheryl Glaw Lois McCullough. Groomsmen Sherwood Stewart Manton Stewart Jr James Raymond Stewart. Music by C. A. Broderson and Rose Newman. Flower girl Tamera Beth Turner. ringbearer David McKee. Guests register Mary Beth Wood. House party includes Brenda Nunn Le Gene Taylor Sue Curley and others.
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Karol Turner
Wayne Vincent Zerr
First Baptist Church
R. M. Cheek
Rebel Inn
A. P. Zerr
Van
Everett Eugene Turner
S. Circle
Barbara Turner
Peggy Pollard
Cheryl Glaw
Lois McCullough
Baytown Beerman
Raymond Stewart
Pasadena
C. A. Broderson
Rose Newman
Tamera Beth Turner
David McKee
Candies
Gene Christ
Houston
Michael Wood
Baytown
Mary Beth Wood
Brenda Nunn
le Gene Taylor
Sue Curley
Dallas
Nation Weather Pattern Shows Minor Changes
The Associated Press reports only minor changes in the national weather pattern. A cold front moving southward caused severe thunderstorms in the southern Plains and Ozarks, with damaging winds and hail in Sikeston Missouri and Ozark Arkansas and a strike in Robinson Illinois. Rain spread from the central Plains to the eastern Great Lakes, with heavy rain in the Tennessee and Lower Ohio Valleys and over Nashville. Temperatures ranged from 50s to 90s across regions, with hot humid conditions in the south central and 70s central areas elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Plains
Ozark Mountains
Sikeston
Ozark
Ark
Robinson
Ilinois
Central Plains
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee Valley
Great Lakes
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Nashville
Tenn
South Central States
Southwest Desert
Pacific Coast
A Mother's Appeal As Son Starts To School
EDITOR'S NOTE A mother asks the world to guide her son as he begins school and faces life. She urges lessons in truth, courage, books, integrity, and self reliance, hoping society teaches him to discern good from evil and to resist the crowd. The appeal emphasizes gentleness without coddling to build character.
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Tomor
Beeh
Isre
Jatel
Ifj
World
Cool Front Heads South Through Texas Heat Wave Eases
Texas residents hoped a southbound cool front would blunt a severe heat wave as light showers and isolated storms dotted the northern state. Forecasts warned only modest temp drops, with temps reaching 108 at Presidio and readings around 102 in Dallas and Abilene while Texas-New Mexico border towns saw scattered showers near the cool air. Mexico City reports President Adolfo Lopez Mateos to address the nation’s state of the union September 1 via microwave broadcast.
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Associated Press
Midland
Ardmore
Okla
I Weather Bureau
Wichita Falls
Childress
Hobbs
N. M
Larkin
Gallert
Amarillo
Lubbock
el Paso
Lufkin
Mexico City
United States
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Treaty to return El Chamizal nears ratification in Mexico
Mexico expects Congress to ratify within a month a treaty returning El Chamizal land to Mexico, settling a long boundary dispute and transferring a small strip to El Paso, Texas. In Cordoba, Vicente Guzman Oviedo, 48, a federal treasury official, was killed aboard a train. the killer fled on horseback after leaping from the moving car. In Mexico City a bearded American man seeking a one man racial march toward the U S Embassy was arrested. police said such demonstrations require advance permission.
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Mexico City
el Chamizal
Mexico
Mexican Congress
el Paso
Tex
Cordoba
Vicente Guzmian Oviedo
Federal Treasury
Juarez Avenue
U.S
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