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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1976
Page
9
Debbie Rene Lofton and Tony Glen Forson wed in a 7 pm June 4 ceremony at First Baptist Church Chapel. Rev Pat Cummins officiated with ornate vows, guests seated by ushers, and a reception in the church parlor. The couple, Brownfield High graduates, plan to live at 1117 Tohoka Road.
Mrs. Bonnie Heath traveled to Austin for a Swine Flu inoculation seminar and returned within two days as Plains plans a free clinic with a July August elderly vaccine and September rest distribution. The event will have a doctor and volunteers. Several local residents visited kin and friends in Lubbock Abilene Muncie and Denver City while others hosted reunions and graduations.
Miss Leslie Noreen Trask and Roy Duane Baccus united in marriage at 7 30 p m May 22 in Richardson Texas in a double ring rite at the First United Methodist Church. The bride a Richardson High graduate and University of Oklahoma student wore a white silk organza gown with lace trim and a matching picture hat. A reception followed in the church hall with family and friends in attendance. The couple plans a wedding trip to South Padre and Mexico and will reside in Norman Oklahoma next fall.
Elizabeth Nell Adcock daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Woodrow Adcock of Lubbock and John Lawrence Manning son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Manning of Elmore Alabama were united in marriage at 7 pm in Bowman Chapel First United Methodist Church Lubbock. The Rev. John Klassen officiated.
Mrs. Manning nee Beth Adcock daughter of Rev and Mrs Woodrow Adcock was feted at a bridal shower in the First United Methodist Church parlor on Monday evening June 7. Co hosts included multiple listed local ladies and couples from the community.
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