A J Rinn Jr Weds Edna Croslin In Austin Church Ceremony
Miss Edna Lee Croslin and Arthur J. Rinn Jr. exchanged marriage vows in a Tuesday evening ceremony at the First Methodist Church in Austin. The event featured a double ring rite conducted by Rev. Marvin S. Vance with music by Malcolm Gregory and organist Mrs. Victor Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lee Croslin
Arthur J. Rinn Jr
First Methodist Church
Austin
Marvin S. Vance
Malcolm Gregory
Victor Clark
N. Wilburn Croslin
Northwood Road
Manor High School
Nixon-Clay Commercial College
Guaranty Finance Company
Rinn
Edna H. Rinn
Sharp
Sharp High School
US Air Force
Westover
Maas
Chantilly
Charles W. Croslin
Carol Beth Croslin
S. William L. Spiegel Jr
Paul E. Green
Charles W.croslin
Miss Odessa Kennon Weds Airman Thomas Pitts in Waco
Miss Odessa Kennon married Airman First Class Thomas Carney Pitts at First Baptist Church in Waco. The ceremony, performed by Dr. Guy Newman, united the Cameron native and the son of Murfreesboro, Tenn. residents. The couple plan to live at 1214 Barnard after a Texas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Kennon
T. C. Pitts
First Baptist Church
Waco
United Miss
Airmar
Thomas Carney Pitts
James Connally Air Force Base
J. A. Kennon
Cameron
Neil Kennon
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Airman
Pitts
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Business College
Nashville
Barnard
Texas
Guy Newman
L. H. Kenner
Houston
Frances Kennon
Houton
Burgess Cole
JCAFE
Motorists Without Sticker Face $200 Fine Say Officials
Austin Senator Carlos Ashley warned Thursday that unless the controversial automobile inspection law is repealed before April 1, every motorist without the new inspection sticker will incur a $200 fine. He said the lack of inspection certificates will make drivers criminals as tax collectors register cars for 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Carlos Ashley
Ashley
Couple to Move Into Home in Springfield Mass Belmont Address
The couple will establish residence at 356 Belmont in Springfield Massachusetts. Attending guests include Dr. Robert L. Wilson of New York Mrs Albert Rinn Emory and Mrs Brock enbush Sharp Bruno Krebs and Larry Krebs of Fayetteville and Mr and Mrs Steven Grohmann of Weimar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Belmont
Robert L. Wilson
New York
Albert Rinn
Emory Brockenbush
Sharp
Bruno Krebs
Larry Krebs
Fayetteville
Steven Grohmann
Weimar
St. Edwards Hospital Welcomes Two Newborn Girls
The stork visited St. Edwards Hospital Friday and Saturday. A baby girl born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Alford weighed five pounds twelve ounces at 1 18 p.m. A second girl arrived Saturday at 12 06 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. A Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
St. Edwards Hospital
Kinnisons Visiting Bowleys in Ropesville Texas
Mr and Mrs W P Kinnison of Ropesville Texas have been visiting at the home of their daughter Rev and Mrs H M Bowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Kinnison
Ropesville, Texas
Rev
H. M. Bowley
Clean Dusty Candles With Alcohol On Cloth
Use a cloth saturated with alcohol to wipe dusty candles. Gently rub surfaces to remove residue without soaking. Ensure candles are dry before use and store in a cool area away from heat sources.
Mrs Mees Hosts Leisure Club Thursday Afternoon
Mrs Will Mees entertained the 42 Leisure Club at her home on Thursday. Bouquets of Japonica and bridal wreath graced the rooms as games concluded with Mrs Henry Melane winning high and Mrs John Matyastik and Mrs Richard Hollas taking the 84 prize. Pete Mikula was the lone guest aside from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mees
Henry Melane
John Matyastik
Richard Hollas
Pete Mikula
Charles Payne
Henry McLane
Toni Vogelsang
St. Patrick’s
St Rita Circle Holds Regular Meeting
St Rita Circle met at Simon George Memorial Hall on March 4 with President Mrs Will Mees presiding Mrs A E Matula read the minutes and roll call The group elected to help with the TB X ray Clinic in Cameron on March 20 and heard a Bible study led by Rev Father George Duda after the business session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Matula
Albert Mitchan
St. Rita
Simon. George Memorial Hall
Will Mees
National Council of Catholic Women
Charles Matula
Cameron
George Duda
Mrs. Swanzy Hosts Burlington Home Demonstration Club
The Burlington Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Floyd Swanzy’s home on Thursday March 5 with seven members and several guests including Mrs. W D Swanzy and daughter Paula Mrs. Albert Schiler and children and Mrs. Edmund Schiler. The group sang School Days during visiting week and welcome Mrs. Frank Rogers and agent Mrs. Alice Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Home
Floyd Swanzy
W. D. Swanzy
Paula
Albert Schiler
Edmund Schiler
Frank Rogers
Alice Hughes
Religious meeting sparks interest and hospitality noted
A religious gathering drew strong interest among members and hostesses served cake and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for March 18.
Church Group Meets With March Plans And Demonstrations
Mrs Floyd Swanzy and Mrs Hughes led a church group during the session with reports on the Legislature trip and afternoon session. Mrs Schonhoeft presented the financials while an agent demonstrated Quick Batter Rolls and Doughnuts. Punch was served, recreation organized, and the next meeting is planned for March 19 at Mrs Lee McCullum’s home with woodcraft and framing demos by Mrs Ray Schonhoeft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Floyd Swanzy
Hughes
Swanzy
Schonhoeft
Lee McCullum
Ray Schonhoeft
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Clarkson
Mildred Dorothy
William Lee Bailey
Temple
United Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ben Arnold
A. J. Rinn Jr
Austin Girl
Eldon Werner
Jack Henson
L. H. Kennon
Pat Kennon
Oklahoma City
Nelsen Kennon
Ernest Howard
Lester Robertson
Patsy Cypert
Flo Howard
The
Cameron Herald
Mrs. Mees
Mrs. Swanzy
Burlington Club
Ners
Vanity Fair
Elaine
Batiste
Fashionaire
Warner, Blython and Maxine
Hollywood
Jackie Nimble
Aldia Dexter
Georgiana
Mary Muffet
Golday
Town and Country Club
Tabak
Miss
Rosalee
Panama
Tabox
Norman Baker and
Fleishman
Meeker
Elite
Naymer
Warner
Shoform
Renee
Mark Downs
Gaynes, Sterling, and
Duchess Royal
Gaynes
Sterling and Duchess Royal
Knox and
Gage
Gazelle
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