Deborah Fitzwater Marries Philip Seawell in Norman Ceremony
Deborah Fitzwater and Philip Seawell wed Dec 29 1973 at First Christian Church Norman Oklahoma in a candlelit ceremony led by Rev James M Smith III The bride wore a candlelight gown with Brussels lace pearls and a chapel train The couple will reside at (address) Commerce Oklahoma with Deborah teaching elementary school and Philip a music student and church choir director The reception followed at Fellowship Hall with pink and red decor and a three-tier cake The couple's postnuptial plans include a home on Ash Street in Commerce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Lucetta Fitzwater
Philip Lee Seawell
James M Smith III
First Christian Church
Norman
Okla
First Chest
Church
Commerce
Lucetta Bk. Fitzwater
Center Street
Paul Fitzwater
Sixth Street
James A Rodgers
Park Avenue
Ken Frerichs
Lara Guess
Temple
Frances Klanduch
Mesquite
Guess
Bac
Cathie Carter
Bonham
Glenda Howard
Sommerre
Robert Shelton Jr
Greenville
M. Ash Street
Jan
Mirs
Bonham Christmas Guests From Near and Far
Bonham families hosted a large Christmas gathering with 27 relatives and friends visiting from Sherman Euless Houston England Knoxville Tenn Rockwall Garland Fort Worth Arlington Dallas Fuless and Fort Worth. Notable attendees included Lt Col and Mrs Hubert Kamm and Hubert Jr. visiting from England and Kyle Edding of Fort Worth.
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Thuley Duff
Haskell
Kevin
Johnny
Sherman
Bill Sorrell
Denise
Clifton
Debbie Minix
Euless
Don Maulden
Donald
Houston
Hubert Kamm
Hubert, Jr
England
Bonham
Kay Kamm
John McKenzie
Pat Sitaler
Nicks
Wallace Smith
Dallas
Cecil Falls
Douglas Falls
Fuless
Kyle Edding
Fort Worth
Warnell Family Christmas Dinner At Ravenna Center
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sewell hosted the Warnell family's annual Christmas Day covered dish dinner at the Ravenna Community Center. Attendees included Mrs W M Warnell, Rumsey Warnell, Jean Warnell, Steven Wayne, Johnny Warnell, Rayburn Warnell, Randy, Weldon Nichols, Ricky, Nichols, Tammie Nichols, Steve Hugue, Donnelms, Savoy residents Diana and Donnita, Nelda Newell, Ronnie Nut, Woodrow Warnell, and Dana and Kenny from Ravenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Kenneth Sewell
Warnell
W M Warnell
Rumsey Warnell
Jean Warnell
Steven Wayne
Johnny Warnell
Rayburn Warnell
Randy
Weldon Nichols
Ricky
Craig “Nichols
Tammie
Bonham ,Mir
Steve Hugue
Joe
Donald
Waco
Don Nelms
Miss M Pheeters Weds John Richard Starnes in Oklahoma City
Teresa Elaine McPheeters and John Richard Starnes wed December 30 1973 at Putnam City United Methodist Church Oklahoma City in a 230 pm ceremony. Rev Norton Wey officiated with Earl McPheeters and John Ro Starnes as parents. Reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall with blue and white floral decor. The couple plans to live in Greenville after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Elaine McPheeters
John Richard Starnes
Norton Wey
Putnam City United Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Earl McPheeters
Mro
Mirs
John Ro Starnes
Bonham
Debbie Ford
Jim Cooprider
Venice
Ambrose Quiet Christmas Holiday Described by Mrs. Gregory
Ambrose felt unusually quiet during Christmas 1973 with few visitors and many staying home. Elmer Freeman from Birmingham noted gasoline shortages affected plans while several residents had children home for the holidays and numerous neighbors stopped by or sent greetings as a cold snap caused frozen pipes and bursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E Freeman
Birmingham
Ala
Ambrose
Gregory Lome
Clinton McGehee
Chad Allen
Roger
Roberta
Irene McGehee
Jeff McGehee
Savoy
Clark Ellison
Lee Hanna
Belly
Joe Freeman
Bill
Yarnaby
E C Freeman
Debbie
Eston Cunningham
John
Sammie Woodell
Denison
Tom Gregory
Covered Dish Supper Slated at First United Methodist Church
A covered dish supper will be held in the Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church on Monday in January. All women of the church are invited to attend the event and participate in the communal meal and fellowship. Sunsave making traces back to ancient history as a method of meat preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First United Methodist
Bartley Woods Boys Home Sends Christmas Thanks
The Bartley Woods Boys Home and staff thank all contributing groups and individuals for making Christmas 1973 memorable. Manager Kirkpatrick notes gifts, candy, cake, pies, and food brought joy, with churches classes civic clubs Camp Fire and Scout groups and school groups all helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Woods
Mike Karkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
First United Methodist Church Invites Community to New Year Party
The First United Methodist Church hosts a four hour New Year’s Eve celebration in Fellowship Hall with movies games food and coffee inviting members from other churches to join. A nursery serves small children and a midnight communion service closes the evening. The Rev Bob Bush invites all to welcome the New Year together in the sanctuary. The note about a CS paper dollar life expectancy appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Bob Bush
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