Wedding of Patti Lanier to Jay May in Blackwell
Patti Lanier daughter of Mrs Abe Lanier of Blackwell married Jay May in Blackwell Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony July 10. Rev Charles Dunnam officiated as pink and white gladioli and white mums decorated the altar. Music was performed by L W Sweet. bridesmaids wore pastel dresses and carried carnations. Cindy Lanier was flower girl. Best man was Gary Hubbard. The bride wore a floor length peau de soie gown with chantilly lace. reception followed in the fellowship hall with a three tier cake. The couple will live in Blackwell.
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Abe Lanier
Black
Jay
May
J. May
Wkwell
Cerey
Charles Dunnam
Blackwell Methodist
L. W. Sweet
Jade Cook
Sharman Montgomery
Parks Thomas
Maryneal
Hew
Janis Crain
Ada Beth Sedberry
Miss Crain
Miss Ledberry
Cindy Lanier
Sweetwater
Pride
Greg Perkins
Oklahoma City
David Jones
Gary Hubbard
Fellowship Hall
Funeral rites held for Delos Hadley Alsup at Blackwell
Funeral services for 72 year old Delos Hadley Alsup of Blackwell were conducted at Blackwell Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Dunnam presiding. Burial followed at Fort Chadbourne Cemetery. pallbearers included Bill Ware Ernest Ware and Henry Raney. Survivors: wife Sarah, son Bruce Alsup of Wendom Arizona, daughters Bera Storey Abilene Audry Wilson Colorado City Jane Holley Elkins Arkansas, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild, two sisters Irene Lummus Austin Ida Moore Kermit, one brother Newburn Alsup Deming New Mexico.
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Delos Hadley Alsup
Blackwell
Blackwell Methodist Church
Charles’ Dunnam
Fort Chadbourne
Patterson Funeral Home
Sweetwater
Alsup
Root Memorial Hospital
Colorado City
Bosque County
Sarah A. Gray
Rankin
Bruce Alsup
Wendom, Ariz
Beraniece Storey
Abilene
Audrey Wilson
Jane Holley
Elkins
Ark
Irene Lummus
Austin
Ida Moore
Kermit
Newburn Alsup
Deming
N. M
Bill Ware
Ernest Ware
Henry Raney
T van Zandt
Vernon Copeland
Cecil Smith
Proposed constitutional amendment on per diem and salaries
The draft amendment proposes a per diem of twenty dollars for 140 days of each Regular Session and 30 days of the Legislature. It sets a 140 day limit for Regular Sessions and outlines salaries for the Lieutenant Governor and Senate members. It also covers publication requirements for the amendment proclamation.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment to Establish Teacher Retirement System
The proposition seeks to amend Article III by adding Section 48b to create the Teacher Retirement System of Texas with a State Board of Trustees. It outlines investment powers, funding safeguards, and administration while preserving existing 48a provisions. the amendment will be voted on November 2–3, 1965, with the governor to issue the proclamation.
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State of Texas
Teacher Retirement System of
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