Sharp High seniors enjoy Kerrville Lazy H Ranch trip
On Friday May 14 1954 Sharp High School seniors led by sponsor Mr and Mrs Ly Hine traveled to the Lazy H Ranch near Kerrville Texas for a weekend arrival trip. They stopped at Buchanan Dam and arrived at 1 pm. Activities included cabin assignments fishing radio and visiting others from Mathis and Chandler high schools. The group of about fifty enjoyed horseback riding swimming fishing ping pong and dancing. They toured the Guadalupe River area Sunday and returned home by 5 pm expressing a wonderful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp High School
Johnny Offey
Wayne Doskocil
Jeanie Weida
Bobby Lawrence
Thomas Dodd
Jammy Love
Marvin Weida
Mrs. Ly
Hine
Lazy H Ranch
Kerrville
Texas
Buchanan Dam
Buster Ford
Mathis
Chandler
Guadalupe River
Sharp
Doris Louise Henry Sen kel to wed Albert Willis McCullin Jr
Mr and Mrs Joan Henry Sen kel request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Doris Louise to Mr Albert Willis McCullin Jr on Saturday June fifth at 7 30 p.m. at First Methodist Church Cameron Texas with a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Henry Senkel
Doris Louise
Albert Willis MccCullin, Jr
First Methodist Church
Cameron
Texas
Walton invites to wedding of Barbara LaJuan and Eugene Smitherman
Mrs. Leona Walton requests the presence at the marriage of her daughter Barbara LaJuan to Eugene Smitherman on May 29, 1954 at 7:30 PM. The ceremony takes place at the First Baptist Church in Cameron Texas with a reception in the church educational building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Walton
Barbara LaJuan
Eugene Smitherman
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Texas
Burkhart Family Announces New Daughter in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. William Burkhart of Houston announce the birth of their daughter Rebecca Jean on May 1, 1954. The mother, formerly Bette Jean Angell, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dave Angell and Mr. and Mrs. John Steele of Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burkhart
Houston
Rebecca Jean
Bette Jean Angell
Dave Angell
John Steele
Cameron
Karnowski Zvonek Nuptials in San Antonio Church Ceremony
Bernita Jo Karnowski and Leo Zvonek exchanged marriage vows in a double ring ceremony at Our Lady of Grace Church San Antonio. The bride's strapless white lace gown with nylon tulle, pearl jewelry, and a white prayer book bouquet framed the service. Attendants included Madeline Karnowski, Clarence Hanel, and Ann Karnowski in lavender green and yellow dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita Jo Karnowski
Frank J. Karnowski
Cameron
Leo Zvonek
Rudolph Zvonek
Fort Worth
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
San Antonio
Thomas A. Gody
M.I
Lero
Madeline Karnowski
Clarence Hanel
Ann Karnowski
Ardent wedding details with lace yoke and organdy gown
The bride wore a lace yoke gown with an organdy and taffeta full skirt and matching ruffle headpieces, carrying a bouquet of white asters. The ceremony featured Otto Kornek as bestman and groomsmen Clarence Hanel and James Davis, with ushers and flower girl attending. A reception followed at 505 N Belknap with a three tier cake and floral décor. Post wedding, the couple planned a Colorado trip and home at 159 Sweetbriar, San Antonio, with many out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestman
Otto Kornek
San Antanio
Clarence Hanel
Cameron
James Davis
San Antonio
William Gros
Leonard Belota
Fort Worth
Dianne Zvonek
N. Belknap
Dorothy Shenkie
Karnowski
Zvonek
Robstown High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
la Grange High School
Army Air Corps
Civil Service
Kelley Field
Colorado
Sweetbriar
Alford Sulik
Houston
Frank Ard John
Adolf Zvonek
Taylor
Ann Karnowski
Frank Holescher
Coretta
Frank, Jr
R. C
David Hoelscher
Alice
Mary Morzygemba
Falls City
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Society In the News
Icla Firestone
Famous Firestone
Firestone
owPirestone
Horstmann Brothers
Gus Evans
N. Houston
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips
U. S
Phillips 66
Cameron and
Mack’s Oil Company
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