Davidson and Marshall wed in Shreveport ceremony
Terri Lynn Davidson and David Alan Marshall married at Broadmoor Assembly of God Church in Shreveport. Rev. Don Logan officiated with music by Mrs. Don Logan and Nathan Davidson. The couple, both Shreveport natives and Texas A&M graduates, will reside in College Station.
Pilot Club Christmas Party Planned at Ramada Tower Center
Pilot Club members and husbands will attend a Christmas party at 7 p.m. on December 18 at the Ramada Tower Center. At the November meeting the group hosted fifty eight members and a guest, Miss Darla Sherron, entertained by the Sec ond Singers. The choir from Second Baptist Church is directed by Sam Cotter.
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Ramada Tower Center
Darla Sherron
Ramada
Second Singers
Second Baptist Church
Sam Cotter
Wedding Date Set By Couple Linda Young Price Jan
The marriage of Linda Kaye Young and Michael Richard Price is planned for January 1 at Wooster Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Monte and Mrs Young of 7863 Delynn and the groom is the son of Perry Price Jr. of 408 Chandler. Friends are invited through the press.
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Linda Kaye Young
Michael Richard Price
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Wooster Baptist Church
Monte Young
Delynn
Perry Price Jr
Chandler
Births for McCullough Myers Robinson Carrizales in Texas
McCulloughs of Altus AFB Oklahoma announce Jacob Daniel born Nov 27 at base hospital weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces with Baytown grandparents. Myers of Louisville Kentucky announce Stephen Lee born Nov 24 in Louisville weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce with Baytown and Victoria grandparents and Baytown great grandmother. Robinsons of Pasadena announce Andy Wayne born Nov 14 at Pasadena General weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce with Baytown grandparents. Carrizales of Houston announce Romelia Luisa born Nov 24 at San Jacinto Methodist weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces with sister Jennifer and Houston grandmother.
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McCullough
Greg McCullough
Altus Afb
Altus
Okla
Jacob Daniel
Jack Watkins
Raymond L. McCullough
Baytown
Kathi Rodgers
Fontenot Kelly Wedding in Antioch Church Ceremony
Miss Brenda Joyce Kelly and Richard Lee Fontenot wed in a double ring ceremony at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Sherman Gray Jr. The bride wore an empire Beau de Soie gown with Chantilly lace veil, carried white carnations and red roses, and will reside in Nassau Bay. The groom is son of Mrs. Gussie Fontenot and the late Houston Fontenot with ties to Prairie View A&M University.
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Brenda Joyce Kelly
Richard Lee Fontenot
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
Sherman Gray Jr
Willie E. Harris
Robert Lowell
James R. Kelly
Harlem
Gussie Fontenot
Houston Fontenot
Nolan Thompson
Beau de Soie
Barbara Kelly Wilson
LaJuanta Dangerfield
Vernette Mathews
Ross Branch
James Green
Niki Adams
Carolyn Pinchback
Larry Frazier
Clarence Davis
Laney Fontenot
James Harrel
George Frazier
James Frazier
Polyester Sheets Could Replace Cotton In Time
Major fiber producers are optimistic that polyester may become the sole fiber in sheets and towels within a year. Experts note only modest differences between 50-50 cotton polyester blends and 100 percent polyester, but improved absorbency is needed before a full polyester sheet hits markets. Towel absorbency and the tactile feel of all fibers remain concerns, and a top industry source warns polyester drying can screech.
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