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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1959
Page
6
Mrs Will Jekel hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Dwayne Jekel former Ina Mae Yates. Co host Mrs Leo Baurer assisted. guests registered by Miss Marie Spicak as decor and serving helpers were Mrs Edd Jekel and Miss Frances Novotny.
Miss Betsy Vogelsang and Wes ley Duncan were married Saturday night. A rehearsal dinner for the wedding party was hosted Friday at the Vogelsangs home. Tables stood in the front yard with caladium centerpieces and a menu including barbecued chicken beans potato salad iced tea peach cobbler and cake squares.
Miss Betsy Vogelsang, bride elect to Wesley Duncan of Marehall, is honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. E. J. Burkes in EK J Burkes home. Guests enjoy games, decor features blue and white, and gifts on a decorated table with punch and sandwiches served by Mrs. Henry Richter and Mr. O. L. Baldridge. Plate favors read Betsy Wesley August 22, 1994.
Mrs Frances Wise and Miss Ma Jane Vogelsang hosted a party for Betsy Vogelsang bride elect of Wesley Duncan on August 8 at the Vogelsang home. An ivy centerpiece and blue white decor framed a taped surprise. Out of town guests included Mrs Marion Wright and Miss Kathryn Svetlik from Buckholts.
Miss Linda Schultz bride elect of Bobby Hugh Powell was honored with a gift tea at the home of Mrs. W. W. Powell in Cameron Friday evening. Guests registered at the door and later enjoyed punch, angel food cake, nuts and mints as gifts were presented by Miss Deborah Shelley of Waco.
Revival services start September 2 at 8 p.m. at the Marlow Baptist Church led by Evangelist A. W. McGregor with Stanley Lohse as song leader. McGregor, Baylor alumnus and Corpus Christi pastor, has spoken in 25 revivals and 15 banquets over four years.
Miss Betsy Ann Vogelsang became the bride of Mr. Wesley Ebert Duncan in a candlelight ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Cameron. The couple, with families from Cameron Marshall and Texarkana, were joined by Rev. D C James as music by Bill Duncan and solos by Edith Baldridge highlighted the day.
Autumn flowers in yellow orange and brown decorate the home of Mrs Leona White as she honors Miss Dorothy Kelly bride elect of Braman Allison Buckholts with a party. Fourteen guests registered in the bride’s book. Mrs White was assisted by Mrs E J Burkes and Miss Mary Alice Porter. Chicken salad crackers potato chips tiny spice muffins and iced teas were served.
Mr and Mrs E W Schultz of Austin announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Linda to Bobby Hugh Powell son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Powell of Cameron The wedding is set for August 29 at 8 p m at Harris Memorial Baptist Church 601 FE Sixteenth Street Austin Powell is employed with Southern Pacific Railroad in Austin
The WSCS of Maysfield invites the public to a flower fund 42 party Monday at 7 30 p m in the recreation hall.
Miss Jeannie Alley of Mountain Home Arkansas returned home after a visit in the E J Burkes home.
The bride, Yee High School and Baylor University graduate, member of Beta-Beta Beta, will attend the University of Arizona this fall. The groom, Marshall High School and Texarkana Junior College graduate, will join the Wildcat football team at the University of Arizona and they plan to live at 1423 East Ist St in Tucson.
Evelyn Eisfeldt and Billy Ross Thompson were married at Battetown Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Loyd Burleson. The bride, daughter of Mrs. John Eisfeldt of Cameron, wore lace and tulle over taffeta with a pearl crown and carried white carnations. Best man was Arthur Mays of Austin. maid of honor Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell wore blue. The couple will reside in Temple, where the groom works for Pure Milk Co.
A local notice announces 15 extra annuals sold to the first buyers who pay $4.00 in full at Mr. Young's office. Sale runs from 8 AM to 4 PM at Yoe High School.
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