Miss Carithers Honored With Bridal Shower
A pink and green themed bridal shower for Miss Mary Ray Carithers was hosted at the home of Mrs. W. T. Lee with co-hostess Mrs. D. B. A. Carithers. Guests included several relatives and friends who presented corsages and gifts such as a portable mixer, while punch and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ray Carithers
Gerald Woodbridge
W. T. Lee
Huber
J. Camp
A. Carithers
Hilburn
Everett Miller
Becke
Warren Poster
Candle
Sam DeShazo
Jim James
Donald Barker
John Fitzgerald
Kathryn Nuttall
Ginger Ross
Louise La Bauve Weds Floyd Saxon In Austin Ceremony
Miss Louise La Bauve of Austin married Floyd Cecil Saxon of Baytown in a double ring ceremony at University Methodist Church Austin. Dr. Robert E Ledbetter performed the rite with music by Mrs W C Rogers and Russell Gregory. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted La Bauve, the groom son of Mrs F C Saxon Sr. A reception followed. The couple plan to live in Houston after a weeklong honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise la Bauve
Austin
Floyd Cecil Saxon
Baytown
University Methodist Church
Robert E. Ledbetter
W. C. Rogers
Sind Russell Gregory
Ted la Bauve
F. C
Alice Mahaffey
Houston
John David Baird
William Allan Taylor
Cecil Sutphin
James Wilson
Bill Winn
Avondale
Saxon
University of Texas
Alpha Gamma Delta Social Sorority
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
United States Recruiting Center
Out-of-town guests attend multiple local weddings
Wedding announcements list guests from Louisiana and Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Randolph Burch hosted in St. Josephs Church with Elzey St. Pierre and Wilton Vicknair from Lutcher and Mrs. Roland Vicknair of Gramercy. John W. Schulze attended his brother Eric's San Diego wedding to Gail Kade. Guests from Houston Caldwell Pearland and Caldwell attended William Leonard Hopper’s ceremony at Baptist Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Randolph Burch
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Elzey St
Ese
John W. Schulze
Eric
Gail Laraine Kade
San Diego
Calif
Jaoe
William Leonard Hopper
Baptist Temple
Millie Boehme
Houston
Wardell Schuhmann
Paul Valigura
Caldwell
W. J. Boehme
A. C. Boehme
George Casey
Ray Valigura
Fred Scott
Pearland
Yearbook Copies Distributed at Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Meeting
Kappa Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi presented copies of the chapter yearbook, designed with the international theme Live with Wings. Welcome back Mrs. Bill Brentzel after a year’s absence. rush planned for Sept 15 with ten prospective rushees. City council set for next meeting at Mrs. Bud Blackburn’s home. Mrs. Dick Russell elected to council with Mrs. Leonard Stasney as alternate and to serve as extension officer for the chapter. The group voted to award an achievement bracelet for the outstanding year program. The program Happiness by Mrs. J. Douglas Butler and Mrs. Warren Anderson was followed by refreshments led by social chair Mrs. David Arnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Bill Brentzel
Monte. Young
Rush
Bud
Blackburn
Dick Russell
Leonard Stasney
Russell
J. Douglas Butler
Warren Anderson
David Arnett
Grocery Bill Upgraded How Much for U.S. Food?
Preliminary estimates from the Agricultural Marketing Service show the 1959 U.S. food bill at about 153.4 billion for foods grown in the United States. Meat dominated spending. milk, dairy, and bakery items followed with sizeable shares allocated to farmers, processors, distributors, and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Marketing Service
United States
Uack Sam
Ine
Pill
Millers, Kekers
Highlands Home Demonstration Club Meeting Preview
Highlands Home Demonstration Club schedules a 1 p.m. Wednesday session at president Mrs. C. L. Mullinix home. Agenda includes Jamboree plans for Sept 10, officer slate, drapery construction by county agent Frances P. McCulloch, fabric samples, curtain details, pleats, hardware, and placement guidance. Grandmothers sell cakes pies punch hot dogs and chili at Highlands Jamboree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Home Demonstration Club
C. L. Mullinix
Mack Ford
J. F. Wiggins
H. C. Fulmer
Mullinix
Frances P. McCulloch
Civil Court House
Qet
F. Wiggins
Frances Kamins
Highlands
Baptist Temple Vows Unite Miss Evans and William Hopper
Miss Shirley Jean Evans and William Leonard Hopper wed at Baptist Temple with double rings. Rev A L Jordan officiated before floral altars as Evans, daughter of E L Evans, and Hopper, son of Ruth Hopper and Leonard Hopper, exchanged vows. Bride wore crystalized satin gown with Chantilly lace, pearls, and Sabrina neckline. maid of honor Barbara Smith and bridesmaids wore blue silk organza. best man Bobby Northcutt and groom’s attendants stood with family and friends. After a New Orleans trip, they plan to live in Austin where Evans will work for the Defense Research Laboratory and Hopper studies chemical engineering at UT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jean Evans
William Leonard Hopper
High-lands
Baptist Temple
A. L. Jordan
Miss Evans
E. L. Evans
Layton Drive
Hopper
Ruth Hopper
Highlands
Leonard Hopper
MacArthur
Baytown
Walter Turner
Lee LeBouf
The
Young Women’s Association
Barbara Smith
la Porte
Miss Smith
Delores Evans
Wayne Peterson
A. L. Price
Linda Hopper
Glenda Edwards
Bride
Bobby Northcutt
Austin
New Orleans
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Defense Research Laboratory
University of Texas c
REL, Schriener Institute
Kerrville
University of Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise LaBauve
Carithers
Aes Uae
Black
Vai
Texae Becker
Bterting
F.C. Saxon
Harrig County
Stewart
EMBA
Silverblu
Howard Baumann
Spivey-Baumann
Southwest
Mink Breeders Association
Texas
Mets
Jooss Pinta
É Guardian Financial Corporation
West Texas Avenue
Meatts Brunson Theatre
Frideys
Sotvedeys Wei Nome Aig
Daunefus
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