Miss Faye Brown Weds Eddie Vaughn Gray in St Mark's Church
Miss Faye Wendell Brown married Eddie Vaughn Gray at 6 p.m. Friday in St. Mark's Methodist Church. The Rev. Wayne McCreskey officiated before a daisies and fern setting. The couple will reside in College Station after a West Texas trip. Miss Nancy Tompkins was maid of honor. Bennie Gray, sister of the groom, was junior bridesmaid. The ceremony included music by Margaret Blasingame and Ralph MaPheeters. Both are graduates of local high schools. the groom attends Texas A&M University.
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Faye Wendell Brown
Eddie Vaughn Gray
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Wayne McCreskey
Margaret, Blasingame
Ralph Ma.Pheeters
J. D. Brown
Arkansas
Nancy Tompkins
Bennie Gray
Cleburne Beauties Win Widely in State Contests
Central Texas town earns nickname Jersey Isle of Texas Land of Milk and Honeys as seven Cleburne girls collect major state titles in three years Beauty circle founder says the town is known for pretty residents Miss Lake Whitney contest helps select locals for statewide entries Paula Lane a farm girl sparked the run of wins The group now fills vacancies when winners marry or step out of competition
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Sara Woods
Cleburne
Tex
Texas
Jersey
Johnson County
Jersey Isle of Texas
Tom Davis
Liberty Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Cleburne Times-Review
Paula Lane
Fort Worth
Paula
Galveston
Atlantic City
Clebuite
Percy Scallarn
Beauty Organization
Priscilla Harvey
Joyce Ann Pauler to Wed Allen West in September
Mr and Mrs E E Pauler announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Ann Pauler to Allen West son of Mr and Mrs G L West of 124 East Homan The couple plan to marry September 4 at St Josephs Catholic church Joyce Ann Pauler is a Robert E L high school graduate and Allen West is a RELHS alum and Rice Institute student
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E. E. Pauler
Magnolia
Joyce Ann Pauler
Allen West
G. L. West
East Homan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Robert EB. Lee High School
Weat
RELHS
Rice Institute
East German fashion shift charms critics with Western chic
East Berlin women pressed a Communist official to allow Western styled clothing copying Paris and Fifth Avenue. State shows featured outfits named Aphrodite Matinee Romance At the Racetrack and Gone With the Wind reflecting new Western influence though not immediately available.
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Ellen Lentz
Berlin
East
East Berlin
Leipzig
Dresden
Magdeburg
Aphrodite
Jong
Paris
Jacquén
Fath
Chanel
Elsa Schiaparelli
Firenze
Marrakesh
Hubert de Givenchy
Christian Dior
Deborah Circle To Meet Aug 19 At St. Mark's
The Deborah circle of St. Mark's Methodist Church will meet at 9 30 a m on August 19 in the home of Mrs Doug Las Seamans at 1909 California. Members met earlier at Mrs Rex Curtin's home 1804 Utah where Mrs E Kelley opened with a poem and Mrs J R White gave a devotional on The Will of God.
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Deborah
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Douglas Seamans
California
Rex. Curtin
Utah
E. Kelley
J. R. White
God
It's Still Man's World In This Occupation
Jean Whittaker of Winona Minnesota works as an airways operations specialist at Oakland airport in a 15 person office. She says women are losing footholds in one occupation though gaining in others. Since World War II many CAA women radio operators left service, most married or retired and were replaced by men.
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Oakland
Jean Whittaker
Jean
Winona
Minn
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Dean
CAA
Dry Air And Light Help Prevent Mildew
Lincoln Nebraska. UP. Molds that cause mildew damage in homes thrive in damp dark warm corners with poor ventilation. University of Nebraska faculty Helen Rocke notes molds grow on cotton linen silk wool leather paper and wood. To prevent mildew ensure clothes and household goods are clean and dry then stored for the summer and placed in a clean dry place.
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Lincoln
Neb
Helen Rocke
University of Nebraska
San Antonio trip marks wedding of Cedar Bayou pair
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Frank Bishop, Cedar Bayou natives, wed in a candlelight ceremony at Cedar Bayou Methodist. The former Miss Martha Gene Maroney wore a white embroidered tulle gown. A reception followed at the bridegroom’s sister’s home. The bride, a Cedar Bayou High School graduate, later worked at Baytown refinery. the groom, a CB High School alumnus, served in the Air Force and works for San Jacinto Chemical Co.
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San Antonio
Jesse Frank Bishop
West Main
Cedar Bayou
Martha Gene Maroney
C. Be, Maroney
Bishop
EB. T. Bishop
BR. Burns
First Baptist Church of
Betty’ Jane Kinnaird
Tiza Love
James Bird
A. J. Maroney
Gladys Bishop
Patsy Maroney
Floyd Bishop
Billy Going
Herbert
Herbert Bishop
Jennifer Jones
James Jones
Bob Smith
Peggy Maloney
Joyce Capps
Florence Latham
Cedar Bayou High School
Lee College
Baytown
CB High School
Sam Houston State College
Air Force
San Jacinto Chemical Co
Just Folks Names No Notes McIlhany to Hawaii Vacation
TO HAWAII SO MCILHANY who works in the county tax assessor and collector s office in Houston will leave for Hawaii on July 7 for a month s vacation. She will be accompanied by Pauline Dickey and they will sail on the Matson line the Suriline. ENTERTAIN VISITORS Visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs L F McCraw at 110 Scott are Mrs McCraw s sister Mrs Don H Payne and children Donnie and Susan of Merced Calif and her parents the Rev and Mrs S M Bailey of Santa Rosa Tex. WEDDING GUESTS Guests at the wedding of Miss Faye Brown and Eddie Gray Friday night included Mr and Mrs O P Garrett Mr and Mrs J B Watts Winton Thomas all of Houston Mr and Mrs Dudley Thomas of College Station Mr ants Mr s Cl Lively of Spring Branch Mr and Mrs R B Simmons of Derr Park Mr and Mrs H M Barker of League City Mr and Mrs Fred Raiford Miss Lila Mixon Mr and Mrs Howard Cox all of Velasco
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West Texas
College Station
Texas A and M College
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
RELHS
A and M
Elmer J. Gray
Bayshore Drive
Hawaii
McIlhany
Houston
Pauline Dickey
Matson
L. F. McCraw
Scott
Faye Brown
Eddie Gray
O. P. Garrett
J. B. Watts
Winton Thomas
Dudley Thomas
Ants
CL. Lively
Spring Branch
R. B
Bride-Elect Frances Bailey Entertained for August Wedding
Miss Frances Bailey, soon to wed Charles Lund on August 7, was feted with a miscellaneous tea shower Thursday night at 708 North Jones. Cosponsors included Mrs. Bill Bradshaw Mrs. Amos Garriil Mrs. Jack Norton Miss Bettin Kinnaird Miss Louise Kloser Miss Wynona Shaeffer and Miss Norma Jenny Steed. Yellow daisies highlighted the table with refreshments for about 30 guests.
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Frances Bailey
Charles Lund
P. M. Lyons
North Jones
Bill Bradshaw
Amos Garriil
Jack Norton
Bettin Kinnaird
Louise Kloser
Wynona Shaeffer
Norma Jenny Steed
Army Hints Combat Food Poisoning
The Army urges careful handling of summer foods to prevent food poisoning from mayonnaise egg dairy and salad dressings. Discard left over salad and dishes with eggs milk or mayo if spoilage risk rises. keep such dishes cold and prepare close to serving time.
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Washington
U.S. Army
Office of the Army Surgeon General
Starch Application Guide for Shirt Preparation
The guide explains preparing starch for shirts by preheating, applying evenly, and dipping portions into a starch pad. After starching, hang the shirt to dry completely to ease ironing later.
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Leto Cove
Piazza Melchior Disagree On Skill Of Man As Cook
Public quarrel over who cooks best as Marguerite Piazza and Lauritz Melchior exchange views. Piazza calls men theatrical and ego driven and says good cooking comes from love, while Melchior argues men cook generously and improvise. Piazza notes cooking is hospitality not personal triumph.
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Marguerite Piasza
Metropolitan
Lauritz Melchior
American Society of Amateur Chefs
Melchoir
Melchior
Miss Piazza
Paraffin Box Keeps Butter Fresh and Flavorful
An article explains the advantages of paraffinized cartons for butter packaging. The waxed, virgin-pulp carton protects moisture and odors, enables exterior branding, and reduces oxidation compared with parchment wraps, while preserving butter flavor, body, and texture during storage in refrigerators.
Social Calendar and Recipe Notes Tied to Local Circles
Tuesday social calendar lists meetings at Lily of Lebanon in Town home at 9 30 a m and at 420 a m for other circles with multiple host homes on Alabama and Ashby streets. Wednesday Presbyterian Circles meet at various homes around town at specified times. Also includes a Molded Raisin Carrot Salad recipe with gelatin and vinegar and a note on Chihuahua dogs as small in the world and ancient Aztec beliefs.
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Lily
Lebanon
Etreln
Mra
Pres Prazier
Virginia Wingo Cirale
Melvin Stanley
Ashby
Margaret
Lindaay
Etrele
Bob Bailey
Alabama
New York
Mrs Babin Named WSCS Delegate at Cedar Bayou Church
Mrs C J Babin was named twice at a Cedar Bayou Methodist WSCS meeting held Thursday. The session opened with prayer by Mrs James W. After minutes, Mrs A M Major reported on the treasury. A Vacation Bible School talk was given by several members. Mrs A W Fayle received a life membership pin. The program was led by Mrs Love and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
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C. J. Babin
Cedar Bayou
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