Porter Archer wedding in Brady Texas
Miss Sarah Darline Porter of Killeen and George Frank lin Archer of Dobbin wed Monday evening June 17 at First Baptist Church in Brady. Rev D L Turner officiated with family members reading and solid floral decor. The couple received vows amid white stock and mums under a arch of lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Sarah Darline Porter
Killeen
George Franklin Archer
Dobbin
Ptrady
Marrial
Dublin
J. J. Jordan
Tiratly
Mre
WD Porter
FE. G. Archer
Memphis
Texas
Bradyite Recalls Landa Park Visit and Old Friends
A Brady resident recounts a visit to Landa Park in New Braunfels with the Senior Class of 1963 acquaintances. She recalls meeting Winifred Rhea Burk, Mrs. McDonough, Mr. Hubbard, and Grace Camp Kerwin, plus stories of Grace’s late husband and family ties to Canyon High and Ripley’s Believe It or Not. The writer notes local spots The Smokeshouse and Comal Cotton Shop, and mentions Ray Shaver and family connections in Comal County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Grace Camp Kerwin
Brady High School
Ed Burrow
Grace Camp
Midland
Margaret
Earl Rudder
Grace
Monroe
Wash
Mrs Parmley
Comal County
Big Canyon High School
New Braunfels
Landa Park
Mission Valley
Guadalupe River
Mission Valley Mills
Tressie Shaver
Ray Shaver
Tressie
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Mickey Weaver at Melvin Church
Miss Mickey Weaver bride elect of Jerry Don Baird of Kaan was honored with a church bridal shower at Melvin Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Tuesday June 18. Guests included her mother Mrs Mackey Weaver grandmothers Mrs Emmett Weaver and Mrs Ethyle Walker and many Eden Melvin attendees. The event featured red and white decor a white net and satin table centerpiece a centerpiece with red and white carnations and a miniature bride and groom. A white cake with red trim was served by Mrs Guy Siler. Nieces and cousins helped with punch and gifts while piano music filled the room. Out of town guests joined in the celebration from San Angelo Eden Brady and Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erame Bloseome
Arthur Barboza
Fort Worth
Laundra Harris
Lancaster
Gleneth
Kenneth Porter
Waco
Mary Kinsey
Oklahoma City
Joe Karen Sohn
Bredy
Mickey Weaver
Jerry Don Baird
Kaan
Melvin Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Tuesaday
Mackey Weaver
Mra Emmett Weaver
Ethyle Walker
Kay Snyder
Debbie Weaver
Guy Siler
Annette McNair
Janice
Justine Johnson
Mise Mary Helen Bratton
Dale Adama
Jerry Perry
L. W. Solaberry
San Angelo
Geraldine Bullion
J. FE. Weaver
Huey Hendrickson
Vernon Lockett
Claude Spann
Clive Duckworth
Harold Price
Eden
Brady
Sally Taylor
Stacy
Ried
Kenneth Wayne Porter
Sharon Archer
Alamogordo
N. M
Rex
Andy Archer
Bill Archer
Archer
Albuquerque
Bob Fisher
Dublin
Jamie Lohn
Royce PD
Turney
Guy Jones
Karen Jo
Sammye
Terri Self
I. L. Turner
Betty Fowler
Big Bend National Park
Davis Mountains
New Mexico
N. Patrick St
Brady High School
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
First Baptist Church
E. G. Archer
Memphis
Kennneth D. Porter
Wayne
D. L. Turner
Mineral Wells
Saundra Harris
D. D. Archer
Andy
Billi Archer
Bellenda
David
Sharon
Connie
Cynthia
N.M
BP. Kinsey
Mary
Alice
Billy Britt
Okla
Frank Shaw
San Saba
Cuorla
Creta Ann
L. N. McKinney
Bob Bowden
J.C. Humphress
Mra
W. H. Stevens
Lincan Lane
T. F. Coller
Royce D. Turney
Jacky Boatright
Robert Shaw
Judy Kilgore
Larry Evans
Cornelia Foster
Harvey Brewer
Reggie Bowman
Rochelle Study Club Reports on Supper Funds and Plans
The Rochelle Study Club met at the Community Center on Thursday June 13 for a call meeting on the Chuck Wagon Supper. Reports from Chuck Wagon chairman Mrs A L Neal indicated the 1963 supper netted over 300 dollars for maintenance and furnishing. The group voted to seek a permanent barbecue site and to move meetings to the second Monday from September to May with an extra May dinner. A call meeting July 29 was set to hear the Constitution and By Laws revision committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle Study Club
L. C. Underwood
A. L. Neal
L. A. Bryson
Mmes. L. C. Underwood
Walter Hurd
Troy Smith
L. A. Brysen
Letters Link Brady Through New Braunfels Personal Ties
Vivian recalls travels and a Texas Press Association trip to Fort Worth. She shares people connections between Brady and New Braunfels, mentioning Bill Mann, Roy May and family, Marilaine May, Royce Brown, the Hampton coaching family, and Beakley and Moore families. She notes friendly encounters, teaching career memories, and a fond “42” game interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Brown
New Braunfels
Miss Barfoot
Brady
Beakley
Guest of Parents Claude Allan Ryan
Claude Allan Ryan visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ryan over the weekend. He returned to Austin Sunday to pursue graduate work in economics at the University of Texas after earning his degree in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Allan Ryan
W. L. Ryan
Austin
University of Texas
Lebrecht Family Visit and Travel Plans Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Royden Lebrecht and daughters Dianna Pettie Janna and Natalie, of Tucson, Ariz, visit Mr and Mrs Roger Guyton in Guyton. The two youngest stay with grandparents while a three week vacation across several states follows. Miss Royanna Lebrecht to fly to Hawaii June 22 for university study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royden Lebrecht
Dianna
Pettie Janna
Natalie
Tucson
Ariz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah Darline Porter
George Archer
Cook
Piet
Guy Sallee, Mer
Earl Childress
Elizabeth
Doyle Gain Adams
L. L. Adams
Coleman
Coleman Trinity Methodist Church
Mmes
J. A. Lockwell
Hi. N. McElroy
Rufus McClure
Clarence Drinkard
Guss Lehman
Leon Burk
Mines
Tommy Turner
John Bratton
B. F. Schmitt
A. Taylor
Kenneth Snyder
Joe Dale Johnson
Leland Sutton
Orville Welle
Billy R. Taliaferro
Melvin
W. D. Porter
Fellowship Hall
Vivian
Texas Press Association
Laurie Barfoot
Bill Mann
Duke Mann
Bernice
Bill
Ralph Duke
Debbie
Roy May
May
My Church
Methodist
Roy, Jr
Marilaine
SMU
Roy
New Braunfels High School
Evelyn Thompson
Frances Behrens
Our Canyon High School
James Eubank
James
Guyton
Thelma
South Bridge Street
Valiant In Action
NBC
Valiant
Valliant
Mobil
America
Manufesturer
North Blackburn
Brady, Texas
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