Budget Balancing Jokes From Uncle Huie In Hog Creek
Uncle Huie comments on New York City and the United States balancing budgets like his own finances. He jokes about politicians, adds social humor on Alabama school boys and girls in sack dresses, and notes a Memorial Day visit by Mr and Mrs H L Griggs and Tom to friends in Lubbock.
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New York
New York City
United States
Uncle Sam
Washington
Abe Lincoln
Sholler
Thomas Jefferson
Holler
Alabama
H. L. Griggs
Tom
Mrs. Weldon Gordon
Lubbock
Nettie Bob Bell and Wayne Roberts wed in Robert Lee church
The Robert Lee Methodist Church hosted the 3 p m ceremony for Nettie Bob Bell and Wayne Roberts. G B Shelbourne III officiated. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a seed pearl headpiece and carried a white Bible with gardenia and carnation. Doris Sparks was bridesmaid and Gene Walker was best man with musicians and a reception at the county park air cooled center.
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Nettie Bob Bell
Wayne Roberts
Robert Lee Methodist Church
G. B. Shelbourne III
Church of Christ
Abilene
Curtis Elmo Bell
Robert Lee
Effie Roberts
Bronte
Powell Roberts
San Angelo
Gene Walker
Miss Sparks
Martha Kinsey
Frankie Davis
John Mitchell Kinsey
Mack Tubb
Jeff Dean
Ronnie
Richard Sims
Jerry Dean
Don Weathers
Local Families Headed to Reunions and Trips
Thwaite High School and El Paso Natural Gas Co. employee from Jal New Mexico left on a wedding trip to Red River New Mexico where the bride wore a pale blue two piece chemise. The couple will reside at Jal. The W E Terry family left Thursday afternoon for Cisco to attend an Eppler family reunion and then proceed to the coast for a short vacation.
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W. E. Terry
Cisco
Eppler
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THE
Bronte Enterprise
Coke County
Texas
Ben Oglesby
Coke
Huie
Hog Creek
Nettie
Bob Bell
Gerald Swann
Coleman
Carolyn Elliott
Robert Lee High School
Jack Sprat Hominy
Kimbell
PEAS
Folger’s
Kim
Hormel Margarine
Midwest
Rippetoe
Farris
Rexall
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