Bride Bets on Love in Lovington Nuptials
Miss Jeannette Murdock of Texas wed Henry Wayne Kinnaird in a New Mexico ceremony at the couple’s home. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried a Bible arrangement of gardenias, with maid of honor Bettie Jane Kinnaird. After a reception, the couple plan to reside at Hillcrest Apartments in Lovington.
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Pod Vem
Menry
Wayne
Hone
New Mexico
Irip
de Iz
Misa Jeannette Murdock
Daughty
J. T. Murdoch
Texas
Kinnaird
Uple
Ots. v. 3
Misa Bettie Jane Kinnaird
Joan Freeman
Denton
Nadaue and Lawrence Wed in Nazarene Rite at Elgin
Nadaue and Lawrence exchanged vows yesterday in a Nazarene ceremony officiated by Rev. Walker. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond de Hrex, wore a white ice blue organza dress with matching accessories. Lawrence is from Elgin and employed by Gen-.
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Jack N. Lawrence Iu
Baytown
San
Nazarene
Issunice Nadaue
Walker
Nadaue
Raymond de Hrex
Pendergrafts Entertained At Two Baytown Parties
Former Baytown Sun publisher W. L. Pendergraft and Mrs. Pendergraft visited Columbus Texas over the weekend, staying with the W. K. Puderbaughs. They attended a Saturday night chicken barbecue and bridge with Baytown Duplex Bridge Club members, then hosted a Sunday evening snack gathering with friends and neighbors in the Puderbaugh backyard. The Pendergrafts plan to return to Columbus today.
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Pendergraft
Baytown Sun
Columbus
Texas
Pendergrafts
W. K. Puderbaugh
East
Pearce
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club
Fourth Of July Picnics Aplenty Tomorrow
Baytown residents plan varied Fourth of July observances with many cooling indoors or traveling to pools and beaches. The city hosts out-of-town visitors and relatives this summer as picnics and gatherings unfold.
Spring-Summer Pattern Book and Coastal Fair Notes
The Baytown area advertises a Spring-Summer Pattern Book with over 385 designs, Pattern Bureau in New York and Baytown Sun Box 42 Old Chelsea Station. Orders include 20 cent price and pattern with name address style number and size. In local news Baytonians plan Fourth of July outdoors with picnics and community events, plus several social notices and visits from families across the region.
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Andress
Old Chelsea
York
New York
Ric
Address Pattern Bureau
Baytown Sun
Old Shelace Station
First Clas
Presbyterian Circles Meet Across Homes in Circle Gatherings
Presbyterian circles convened yesterday at multiple homes including Route 1 George Berry and Circle 3 at 302 Forrest Street. Members shared devotional lessons such as The Hospital Stands Witness and The Power of God Flows Through Love, with refreshments served to attendees.
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Presbyterian
George Berry
Ed Hoffman
Bible Home
W_ JL
Fli Cypress
Chester Rogers
Ikel
Alma Moore
Circle 4
W. I. Simpson
Highlands
Mirs. T. E. Ball
W. OC. McKnight
RK. M. Sinclair
Joe Hazelwood
Forrest Street
Circle 3
First Presbyterian Church
H. V. Herbert
God
A. J. Harper
3. A. Fuller
W. F. Cherry
Johnsons Celebrate Silver Anniversary At Open House
Mrs. J S Johnson celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their Baytown home. The July 4 1926 Foreman Arkansas wedding was noted with 80 guests attending between 3 and 5 pm. The Johnsons along with their son Jimmy and relatives shared a three tier cake and floral silver themed decor.
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Mir
J. S. Johnson
John A
Foreman
Arkansas
Johnson
Baytown
Johnsons
Jimmy
East Texas Baptist College
R R. Pryor
Lucy Rae Pryor
Mary Frances Bass
Bill Dunn
Wynonna Shaffer
Bob Bass
Betty Pryor
M. B. LaVoice
Burnet
RC. Pryor
Monroe Pryor
Ruby Cullison Weds Payton Stone In Fort Jackson Ceremony
Private Payton EB. Stone and his bride the former Tiss Ruby Cullison were married in a simple Fort Jackson chapel service officiated by Lieutenant Colonel Ivan C. Whipple. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cullison of Highlands, wore pale blue net over white satin with a bolero and carried a Rainbow Bible. Attendants were Private First Class William Rider and Private First Class Robert Harm.
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Payton EB. Stone
Tiss Ruby Cullison
Gunean
Columbia
South Carolina
Fort Jackson
Ivan C. Whipple
Afr
W. E. Cullison
Highlands
Stone
Airs
P. B. Stone
William Rider
Robert Harm
Pink Blue Shower Honors Mrs Sanders
A pink and blue shower was given for Mrs T G Sanders at the Community House Joom with hostesses Mrs Leon Danks Jack Elder and Mrs Darel Nickerson. Pink roses and a pink and blue shoe centered the table. 19 guests enjoyed punch and cookies.
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T. G. Sanders
Joom
Leon Danks
Jack Elder
Darel Nickerson
Daniels
Jack Hider
Angelia Elder
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Pamela Muller
Pamela Muller, bride-elect of Richard Judice, was honored at a miscellaneous tea shower Sunday at 225 Mayhaw Drive Kenwood. Hostesses were Mrs. R. L. Thompson, Mrs. E. W. Bruce, Mrs. C. D. Walker, Mrs. W. C. Wismer, and Mrs. Vidrine. Green and white decor featured carnations and daisies. a hand crocketed tablecloth dressed the table. A bride's doll played Here Comes the Bride as individual cakes and punch were served to guests who registered.
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Pamela Muller
Richard Judice
M. E. Vidrine
Mayhaw Drive
Kenwood
R. L. Thompson
E. W. Bruce
C. D. Walker
W. C. Wismer
Vidrine
Vicki Lynn Power Feted On Birthday Party At Home
Vicki Lynn Power celebrated her first birthday yesterday at home 2108 Louiana. The mother hosted a yard party with photos, ice cream, cake, and candy baskets. Attending children include Bonnie Bowen Kit and Jizz Alen Chris Buckner Marsha Hay Debra and Lynda Lewellyn and others. Grandmothers Tan B Porter and Mrs GE W Baytown attended for easion.
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Vicki Lynn Power
Louiana
Bonnie Bowen
Kit
Jizz Alen
Chris Buckner
Marsha Hay
Dub Jones
Kerry Jo Katribe
Bert Alien
Donne Gayle Godkin
Patricia Arnett
Hierpas
Garde Shan
Debra
Lynda Lewellyn
Vicki
Tan B. Porter
Bexter
Sp Hansas
GE. W
Wedding Announcement for Bigham Amerson Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Clarence Big harm of Waxahachie announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter to be held Saturday. This formal notice confirms the event and honors family names in a traditional community paper style.
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Mrs
Clarence
Mrs Massey Presents Program For St Anne S
Mrs Vernon Massey led the St Anne s Guild meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church The group studied the altar and held a brief examination Hostess Mrs James A Anderson served cheese sticks peanuts and cakes for 11 members Presenters Helen Bigham and G Amerson discussed wedding plans Amerson a UT graduate works as a chemist at Shell Waxahachie and Bigham a Worth TX State College alumna teaches home economics in Waxahachie The Frazer household hosted visitors Howard Prim and son Bill Mineola Mrs Frazer s brother-in-law
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Vernon Massey
St. Anne's Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hicstess
James A. Anderson
Helen Bigham
G. Amerson
Beytown
Amerson
Ars. A. W. Amerson
Hillsboro
Central Presbyterian Church
Wexanachie
Frazers
Sam Frazer
Howard Prim
Bill
Mineola
Prim
Frazer
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Bnry
Wayne Kinnairds
Nadaues
Tom Lawrence
W.L. Pendergraft
S Burton Burrus
Missouri
Burton Jr
Bettie DeHart
Sanford Burrus
McHinney
Carolyn
Lucy
Paula Sanders
Johnny
Carolyn Peet
Sharon Myers
Robert Chamblee
Jeannie Dyer
Sharon Jesse
Bernard Carpenter
Nanene Hall
Judith Hall
Corpus Christi
Nanene
Barbara Huggins
Joe Huggins
Ashland
Oregon
Shakespearean Festival
Viola
Marianne
Goneril
South Bend
O. A. Johnson
Mes
R. J. Schnoonover
Indiene
Ben Brannon
Edna Marie
Buena Park, California
James Boyer
Carlsbad
Patsy Gay Still
W. J. Still
Layton Drive
Joe Koenig
Midland
West Texas
Diss Still
Carlshead Caverns
Old Mexico
Hulmes
Jane Seipert
Chifton
Hulme
Tanya Sue Jones
Tanya Sue
Alaska
J. W. Mallory
Anthorage
America
Britannica
Ruby Cullison
Payton Stone
Mrs. Sanders
Biddeford
Jimmy Beaulieu
Europe
Bigham-Amerson
Mrs. Massey
St. Anne's
Moore's Shoe Store
West Texas Ave
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