Miss Bradbury Weds James D. Kercheville
Miss Jean Paul Bradbury wed James David Kercheville in Cameron at the First Baptist Church. The ceremony featured a poinsettia and greenery altar, organ music, and a lace gown with a cathedral train and pearl accents. Afterward a reception at the Bradburys’ home showcased red and white arrangements and a house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paul Bradbury
James David Kercheville
Houston
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Duplex for Rent Furnished Near Chili Manning Store
Classified notice offering a nice furnished duplex for rent. References contact Chili Manning at Lewis Chili Shoe Store. Item appears terse with limited details and a listing code 35-Ste.
Miss Anne Talbert Weds Harold Roberts in Sweeny
Miss Anne Talbert and Harold Vernon Roberts married December 21 at First Baptist Church Sweeny Texas. Officiant Rev Charles Chance. attended by Jeannie Rasor as maid of honor. wedding party wore red crystaline gowns and taupe for mothers. Bride a Southwest Texas State College senior education major. groom a STSC junior business major ex navy. Reception followed at church education building. guests from Cameron Temple San Antonio Houston and Rosenberg.
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Anne Talbert
Harold Vernon Roberts
First Baptist Church
Sweeny
Tex
Alvin H. Roberts
Cameron
J. N. Talbert
Charles Chance
H .l. Kennedy
Charlotte Steward
Jeannie Rasor
San Antonio
Mary Ann Heaslet
Joan Krenek
Rosenverg
Alvin Lynn Roberts
Temple
Allan Parker
Houston
Felix Drayton Glass
Austin
Dick Rasor
Denny Clark
Christmas Party Sees Santa Visit Cameron Women Bowlers
Members of the Cameron Women's Bowling League held their annual Christmas party at KC Hall with a buffet dinner for members, husbands, and children. Gifts were given to needy families and Santa arrived with presents for the children as holiday decorations brightened the hall.
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Cameron Women's Bowling League
KC Hall
League
Santa Claus
Berrys Feted At Farewell Party
Navy Chief John Berry and Mrs Berry were honored at a surprise farewell party hosted by the Women's Bowling League and their husbands. The couple left December 18 for California where Chief Berry will report for duty as a recruiting officer in Milam Bell Robertson County. Mrs Berry was a league member and received a gift.
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Navy
John Berry
Women’s Bowling League
Berrys
California
Cheif Berry
Milam - Bell - Robertson County
Berry
League
Birth Announcements From Cameron And Surrounding Areas
Multiple birth notices list new babies born in December at St. Edwards Hospital. Names include Bobby Ray Burton Jr born to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Burton Jr on December 16, James Jistl born to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jistl on December 19 in Wei mer, Michel Larry Nichols born to Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Nichols also on December 19, Ellen Camalle announced by Don Phillips of Buckholts, Debra Faye Burnett born December 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burnett of Columbus Ga weighing 6 lbs 10 ozs.
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Bobby Ray
Cameron
Oliver Burton Jr
St. Edwards Hospital
E. J. Jistl
Weimer
James
Ellen Camalle
Don Phillips
Buckholts
Albert Burnett
Columbus Ga
Debra Faye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Bradbury
James D. Kercheville
Claude Wade Bradbury
G. Kercheville
del Rio
Aubrey F. Russell
Francis Cox
Charlotte Martin
Dallas
Arthur B. Elliott, Jr
White Plains New York
Robert Jenkins
Nan Hubert
Holly
G. C. Kerehville II
Hadley Wardlaw
Benton Wardlaw
Richard Jenness
Bradburys
Harold Riley
A. B Elliott
Victoria
Clay Watson
Waco
A. C. Strickland
McGregor
Roy Law
Clifton Jenness
Hubert Colburn
Richard Mosley
G. C. Kercheville
Peggy Mosley
Yee High School
Baylor University
Phi Alpha Lambda
Mr. Kercheville
University of Texas
Baroid Chemical Co
New Orleans
North
MacGregor Drive
Statman
Cameron, Texas
George Childress
Jimmy Wiggs
Chili Manning
Lewis
Chili Shoe Store
Ste
Harold Roberts
J. O. Turney
T. L. Nichols
Michel Larry
Eplen Furniture
Anton Anderle
Patricia
Gene Smith
Alex Hill
Taylor
St. Monica Catholic Church
Joe Richter Constable
Seam Greetings
Friedman
Shelby
Lewis-Chili
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