North-Richards Wed In Morton
Barbara North and C G Richards wed May 30 in Morton Texas at the Bales home with Rev Paul McClung officiating. Doug North of Amarillo gave the bride in marriage. Richards serves as Cochran County sheriff.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1977
Page
3
Barbara North and C G Richards wed May 30 in Morton Texas at the Bales home with Rev Paul McClung officiating. Doug North of Amarillo gave the bride in marriage. Richards serves as Cochran County sheriff.
Mr and Mrs John Webb of Brownfield welcomed Marcie Anette Webb a girl born May 25 at 10 15 p m at University Hospital Lubbock She weighed six pounds three and a half ounces Relatives include Misty Mitchille Webb Leroy DePoyster Erma Reid Herman Webb and Padola Fails as grandparents great grandmother respectively.
The Tau Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Pi sponsors a Women’s Softball Tournament on June 4-5 at the old Junior League ball park with a 10-team limit. Teams listed include Brownfield State Bank and First National Bank among others. Deadline to enter is June 2. contact Sharon Fulford at 637-6315 or 637-2531. Trophies will be awarded for first and second place.
Services for James S Wagley 68 of Plains were held at 3 p m Tuesday at First Methodist Church Plains with Rev Tommy Wilson and Rev Glenn Harlin officiating. Burial followed in Plains Cemetery. Wagley born Callaghan County moved to Plains in 1943 farmed, ran auto shop, and operated Wagley Upholstery Shop since 1968. Survived by wife Annie a son Joe Dallas a daughter Annette Binwiddle Mountaneer NM two sisters Mary Dell Andrews and Clara Vaughn Grand Prairie and two grandchildren.
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