Candlelight Ceremony Unites Cornelius Hearon in St Mark's
Miss Linda Carol Cornelius wed William Watson Hearon in a candlelight ceremony at St Mark's Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Herman and Lucile Cornelius, wore a peau d'ange gown with pearls and crystals, veil, and a bouquet of lilies of the valley. Maid of honor Sharon Cornelius and bridesmaids in shell pink wore identical gowns. The groom is son of Charles W Hearon Jr. of Baytown and SMU senior athlete. The couple will reside in Dallas at Perkins Hall after a reception in the church parlor.
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St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Linda Carol Cornelius
William Watson Hearon
Herman J. Cornelius
Burnet Drive
Hearon
Charles W. Hearon Jr
Baytown
Basil Jones
St. Mark's
C. R. Martin
Ed Griffeth
Yoke
Louis Bains
Jack Hartt
J. W. Gammel
Mary
Elizabeth Killgore
Darlene
Cole
Sara Swain
Jon
Sharon Cornelius
Sig Ekeroot
John Herbert
Houstoui
Ed Tillerson
Katy
Cynthia Cornelius
Angleston
Robert E. Lee High School
Southerm Methodist University
Choral Union
Opera Workshop
Methodist
Alpha ‘Delta Pi
RELHS
SMU
MSM
Wesleyan Foundation
Christian Athletic Fellowship
Perkins School of Theology
Dallas
Bishop Moore Hall
Perkins
Bear in Hughes Springs Yard Surprises Residents
The Rev and Mrs Pete Sorum report their son and daughter in law were startled by a 100 pound bear found in their front yard last week near Hughes Springs Texas. The incident ended with the bear being downed after a pursuit through the Shrims area. Judy Addick daughter of Mrs Sing University of Corps Christ attended services with her host family.
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Pete Sorum
L. P. Shrum
Hughes Springs
Tex
Amo
Dex Chase
Nuptials For Miss Danks Courtney Held In Highlands Church
Courtney Danks and Albert Kenneth Cor night exchanged vows at Highlands Methodist Church in a ceremony described as exquisite with a lace bodice net and taffeta gown. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Danks of Highlands, and groom, son of Mrs Albert Courtney of Wills Point, completed the three tier cake and wedding party with a house party of relatives and friends. They planned a trip and would return to Baylor University and the University of Texas for studies before starting their life together.
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Miss Danks
Courtney
Highlands Methodist Church
R Kay Danks
Albert Kenneth Cor
Highlands Mert
Miss Dunky
W. E. Danks
Highlands
Albert Courtney
Wills Pont
Jimmy Starnes
J. W. Bell
L. C. Gentry
J. R. Prince
R. E. Robinson
Jan Ellen Kersh
Penny Moll
Kathleen Hinson
Flaine Courtney
Traives
Baylor
Tniversity of
Texas
Univestaf
John Set
Haspitt
Galveston
Ove Weng
Mir
Bill Cortney
Saad
Andy
Albert DeCans
Leroy
Treott Sid
Arthie Berky
Haeron
Connie Callam
Jimmy Doyle Brummett
James L. Brummett
Wede H. Callam
Richardson Lane
First Christian Church
Miss Callam
Robert &. Lee High School
Brummett
RELHS
Lee College
Champion Paper Co
Pasadena
Jabiee Shatfield
Seaburg
Tex
Tower
Colorado
Wyoming
Mrs. Reeder
Hughes Ear Accessories
MacGregor
Houston
Reeder
Robert E. Lee High School
University of Houston
Gamma Phi Kappa
University of Texas
Gulf Oil Corp
Helen Jackson Weds W M Adams in Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Helen Virginia Jackson and W M Adams wed Saturday night at Trinity Methodist Church Waycross with Rev C A Jackson Jr and Rev James D Reese officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs James F Jackson and the late Rev Jackson, will attend Georgia State University. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs William Moore Adams, is stationed in Howard and will study at Emory. Guests included Sally Ann Wickersham as maid of honor. Mary Elizabeth Jackson and Anne Bolton Thompson as junior bridesmaids. Best man was W M Adams Sr. A reception followed in the church parlor and dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kethryn Harper
Dallas
Jim. Sanders
Waco
Ick Jackson
Conroe
Melanie Bains
Dexter Elkins
Jerry Mallory
Wagner Porter
Kert Spimmiller
Jerry Malory
Robert Pryor
David Picketing
Nelda Day
Pat Ploeger
W.J. Kill
Helen Virginia Jackson
William Moore Adams Jr
Adams
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Wesley
Macon
Rev. Adams
Statesboro
Georgia
Emory University
Chandler School of the Jology
Atlanta
Methodist Parsonage
Howard
South Georgia
Emory
Georgia State University
Sally Ann Wickersham
Washington, Ga
Wesleyan College
Mary Elizabeth Jackson
Anne Bolton Thompson
W. M. Adams Sr
Future Nurses Volunteer For Work
Fragmented text lists students and seniors volunteering for hospital work and care duties. Mentions Ruth Edith president, orientation completed, interest in nursing training, and a community supper. Contains garbled phrases and unclear names due to OCR.
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Banat
Gas Sherbers
Elinics
Ruth
Edith
Dasties
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Miss Cornelius
Miss Patterson, Roach
Food Service Officers
Baytown School Food Service Association
M. R. Bobbitt
James RB. Taylor Jr
W. H. Abbe
Sedrick Steward
E. E. Slagle
Wesley B. Patterson
Julia Irene Patterson
Rodney Randall Roach
Elizabeth Kilgore
Galena Park
Waynes
Roach
Darlene Roach
Sabrina
David M. Bates
Louis Roach
Beaumont
Jerry Roach
Monohans
Harold Roach
Wayne Manhart
Louie Roach
Keir Brothers
Kenneth Whitney
Bra Murphy
Gale
Nou
Perry Bricker
Odessa
T the
Carl Potter
iMes
William Bates
M. A. Jordan
Marlene Rushing
Tarm
Taterante
North Texas State College
Denton
NTSC
W.congress
Harris County
Federal Savings ,& Loan Association
Judy Addick
Sing
SESAT
SAAT
Charles
Wale Dink
College Station
Paul Stewart
Sherine
Bradhere
Dee
Pegler
Miss Alden Cranford
Virginia Alden Cranford
Cyrus Audrey Reeder Jr
Memorial Baptist Church
R. M. Cheek
First Baptist Church
Mable Parker
Frances Wheeless
T. F. Crawford
N. Jones
C. A. Reeder Sr
Dior
Hugh Springs
C. R
Kitchens
Rufus Priddy
Johnny R. Hamilin
Doyle J. Todd
Jimmy Clare
Hamlin
Clare
Fellowship Hall
Barbara Reeder
Bowie
W. M. Adams
Ernest Smith
W. Gulf Phone
Brenda Gale Young
Monte
Young
Bayshore
L. H. Hanson Sr
M. E. Young
Clifton
Genes’ Hi Fi Center
Texan
Hegpe
I . VE UA NA
P.m
Mrs. Baird
Phys
Rath
Wieners
Swift
Velveeto
Bayer
Evadale
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