Leonard Baptist Church Wed Mary Beth Stapp and Billy Finley
Mary Beth Stapp daughter of Mrs Marshall Stapp of Leonard wed Billy Finley son of Mrs John Finley of Dans at Leonard Baptist Church with C L Reynolds of Atlanta Texas officiating. Miss Virginia Essards and maid of honor Tommy Floweeks acted as attendants. Homer Holt served as best man. A reception followed at the Stann home and the couple will reside in Commerce as both continue studies at ETSTC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Mary Beth Stapp
Marshall
Billy Finley
John L. Finley
Dans
Leonard Baptist Church
C. L. Reynolds
Church of Christ
Atlanta
Texas
Mary Ann Kelsey
Arthur Brupp
Virginia Essards
Tommy Floweeks
Ellen Wilson
Myrtle Frances McWhirter
Jean Hall
Homer Holt
Arthur Stann
Commerce
Mary Lou Sudderth Weds Homer Lightfoot in Home Ceremony
Mary Lou Sudderth became the bride of Homer Lightfoot in a candlelit ceremony at her aunt Mrs. Ellis Giles home. The double ring service was led by Chalmers G. Long with immediate family and close friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Dutton
Dude Dutton
P. H. Blaylock
J. D.buttle
J. D. Moore
Jo. Lightfoot
Woodward
Okla
Dorothy Robinson Weds Ben Calvery in Dallas
Dorothy Robinson and Ben Calvery were married in a single ring ceremony on Saturday at 4 p.m. in the home of Dr. and Mrs. G Long. The bride wore light blue crepe and white accessories. They plan to reside in Dallas where Calvery works, with both graduates of Cold City high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd City
Spl
Dorothy Robinson
Ben Calvery
G Long
Billie B. Howard
R. E. Robinson
Calvery
W. L. Calvery
Cold City High
Dallas
Engagement announced for Helen Williams and Bill Reich
Miss Helen Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Williams and Bill Reich son of W A Reich of San Francisco were announced at a tea by Mrs H D Stidham The wedding is set for a candlelit evening at Wolfe City Methodist Church on Saturday June 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe City
Spt
Helen Williams
R. W. Williams
Bill Reich
W. A. Reich
San Francisco
H. D. Stidham
Wolfe City Methodist Church
Marriage at home ends in candlelight ceremony
Allie Dotson and W P H Bein wed in a candlelight home ceremony led by Pastor Guesten. The couple, given in marriage by the bride’s brother, will reside in Emory where he works. Attendants included maid of honor Mem r Lightfoot and best man Mem? The reception list includes numerous relatives and friends from Leonard, Sanger, Bonham, Commerce, and Wallingford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Escaiagus Esleutag
Br .v. A. Arnold
Paul the Wide
Bil Dotson
Athlene
Pro Dotson
Lightfoot
Leonard
Bobby Sheridan
Bill Wilson
Blaylock
Leonard High School
Mr. Blaylock
Marshall Highchool
Emory
Luttrell Weds Billy Joe Milner in Wolfe City
Mike Louise Luttrell daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Luttrell of Chapel Hill married Billy Joe Milner of near Anton on a Wednesday evening. Rev O E Short of Wolfe City Baptist church officiated with Mr and Mrs W D Pruitt of Spring Creek in attendance. The bride a 1948 Wolfe City high school graduate. groom also an alumnus. They will reside at Anton where the groom works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolpe City
Mike Louise Luttrell
R. T. Luttrell
Chapel Hill
Billy Joe Miliner
Near Anton
O. E. Short
Wolfe City Baptist’ Church
W. D. Pruitt
Spring Creek
Wolfe City High School
Anton
Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Party Before June Wedding
Miss Virginia King was honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Joyce Lane and Miss Linda Lane. The event celebrated King’s upcoming marriage to Kenneth Browning on June 21. High score went to Jewel Evelyn Cochran. floating prize to Mrs. J. F. Chayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Linda Lane
Virginia King
Kenneth Browning
Jewel Evelyn Cochran
J. F Chayman
Virginia Youree Weds Glen Gaskill in Baptist Church
Miss Virginia Youree daughter of Mr and Mrs Seas Youree of Brill wed Glen Gaskill son of Mr and Mrs Paul Gaskill in the First Baptist church. Rev Ronald Price officiated. The bride wore light blue crepe with a white corsage. Attending were sisters Mrs Utah Jennings and Mrs Odie Barnnill. The couple will reside in Denison where both are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Youret
Seas Youree
Brill
Glen‘ Gaskill
Paul Gaskill
Sherman
First Baptist Church
Ronald Price
Utah Jennings
Odie Barnnill
Mrs. Gaskill
Denison High School
Denison
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs Leon McDonald
YUBA Oklahoma spl Mrs Arthur Hix hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Leon McDonald at her home. Attendees included Mrs Floyd Ellis Mrs Clarence Putman Mrs Clay Putman Mr Rutin Harbuck Bill Graham Mrs Ed Grace Mrs Dewey Grace Mrs Frank Lyles Mrs Robert Dobbins Mrs Albert Ervin Mrs John Dyson Mrs Ralph Dyson Mrs Hall Hix Mrs James Jackson and Mrs Kay Putman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuba
Okla
Spl
Arthur Hix
Leon McDonald
Floyd Ellis
Clarence Putman
Clay Putman
Rutin Harbuck
Bill Graham
Ed Grace
Dewey Grace
Frank Lyles
Robert Dobbins
Albert Ervin
John Dyson
Ralph Dyson
Hall Hix
James Jackson
Kay Putman
Picnic at Lake Fannin by Lamberson family group
Bailey special report notes J. W. Lamberson family and relatives visited Lake Fannin on Sunday. The group picnicked at noon, swam, and enjoyed park amusements, with Pete Sharon Patsy and other Lambersons among the party. The text also mentions a Christian service gathering by First Methods Church and First Baptist church groups with prayers and brief reports.
Woman's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Plans Summer Meeting Changes
The Woman's Auxiliary met Monday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Leeman Jr. presiding for Call to Worship. They will hold one meeting in July and one in August. The group voted to fund one delegate from the intermediate department of the Sunday School to Pioneer Camp at Camp Gilmont in July. Twenty-one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. Leeman
Intermediate Department
Schez
Pioneer
Camp Gilmont
Royall Church WMU Program Features Local Members
Monday service at the Royall Church featured Boyd WMS guests. The program included a devotional by Janet Wheeler, piano solos by Jean Lawrence and Rheta Mac Jaynes, and performances by Margaret Medge and Polly Lytle. A two-circle mission study is planned next Monday at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Wms
Mark
R. G. Firver
J. B Whitworth
Janet Wheeler
Jean Lawrence
Virginia Peeler
Rheta Mac Jaynes
Joann Sparks
Mary Byars Turner
Ann Lee Turner
Raydell Gay
Jane
Joann Bragg
Dores
Card of Thanks for Emma Brown Family Requests
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during Emma Brown's illness and death. Special thanks to church ladies for dinner and to Rev Erwin for services. Signed by O C Brown family and numerous relatives including Faye Brown Braz Cauffin and Jim Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Brown
B. Erwin
O. C. Brown
Faye Brown
Woodrow Brown
Braz Cauffin
Richard Brown
Jim Phelps
Buster Brown
J. D. Moore
Jess Brown
Poor Readable Text About Broiler Mash Usage
A fragment discusses broiler mash and starter mash for green feed and young chicks, noting spring use and readiness, though wording is garbled and unclear. No concrete entities or actions beyond general feed guidance are identifiable.
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Jack B
Physical
Leet
Pena
Florence Oeewens
Bow
San Antonio
Onan
G. W. Mikler
Dar
Mary Lou Sudderth
Homer Lightfoot
OLIN
H . Why Lain
Allie Dotson
W. P. H. Bein, i
Oma Jimmy
Dette Nesbett
LD. Weems
Ildren
Dot
Marold
Lee
Betts Gilbert
Oakley
al Oakley
Clarence Iampereen
Ginde
Marvin
Dianne
Baye
Bonham
Pegsy Cakiey
Bill Morrison
J. D. Lamberson
Ae Luttrell
Joe Milner
Glotta Hinton
Mary Lu Kuykendall
Mary Jim Carmichael
Martha Ann Ryan
Jean Russell
Anita King Mines
Lemeta’ Hodge
John Wellsmith
Phil Brown
J.P. Chapman
Leonard Gerner
Mary Jo Burrell
Mary Annie Hayton
Virginia
Glen Gaskill
Lake Fannin
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methods Church
Chitwood
O. C. Wade
the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Met
Women’s Church Organizations
WMS
Lloyd Taylor
Ian
A. A. Coonrod
Coonrod Berry Farm
Sporting Goods
van Jand
Tor
Servel
Just
Mos
Ugs
Ats
Dia
Peeren
Big Haan
Maic Rigg
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