Double Ring Ceremony Unites Janis Jistel and Gerald Beach
Miss Janis Ann Jistel and Mr. Gerald Alois Beach wed in a double ring ceremony at St. Monicas Catholic Church. Rev. George Duda officiated with organist Mrs. Frank Hanel. The couple, both Emerson Bell Telephone workers in Temple, will reside at 1415 East Ave. C. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Ethel Mae Jistel and bridesmaids in emerald green. The reception featured bronze mums and a three tier cake by LaNette Thweatt.
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Janis Ann Jistel
Gerald Beach
Gerald Alois Beach
St. Monicas Catholic Church
George Duda
Frank Hanel
Hubert Jistel
A. C. Beach
Westphalia
Ethel Mae Jister
Barbara Mondrik
Denton
Evelyn Vybiral
Temple
Lucille Jo Jistel
Maid of Honor
Maid of Honors
Geralyn Arnold
Wayne Jistel
Leon Beach
Eugene Beach
Johnny Ray Marak
Odessa
Terrance Beach
Jerome Beach
Robert Foster
San Antonio
Simon George Memorial Hall
LaNette Thweatt
Waco
Jerome E. Beach
R. G. Foster
Genevieve Kostrom
Mexico
Yee High School
Durhams Business School
Mr. Beach
Rosebuld High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
East Ave. C
Speers Visit Kahler Family in Denton Weekend
Mr and Mrs Lon A Speer of Denton were guests in the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs James Kahler last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon A. Speer
Denton
James Kahler
Richard Hellgatter
W. D. Swanzy
Rosebud
J. T. Swanzy
Will Knuppel
Walter Strickler
Bailey Family Visits in West Texas and Nearby Rotations
Ben Arnold News reports James Bailey and family visiting relatives in Wink and Fecds Texas with extended social visits to Rosebud Buckholts and Baylor University attendees. The piece notes church attendance and multiple hosting households across several towns. It also covers a separate USDA update noting National Poultry Improvement Plan flock participation reaching over 39 million as of June 20 1957, up two million from 1951–52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bailey
Wink
Fecds
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Lee
Joe
Rooster
Pat
Mary Ann Rice
Bailey
Sonny Dorner
Dorner
Baptist Church
Paul Stevens
Baylor University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Luncheon Honoring Bride-Elect Miss Jimmye Rae Colburn
Miss Kay Camp hosted a Saturday luncheon for the bride elect and her wedding party. Pink decor centered the Camp dining room with a miniature bride and groom and pink rosebud bouquets. The honoree gave gloves and earrings to each bridal attendant. guests included Mrs. Ray Campbell Jr, Mrs. Bob Rich, Mrs. Bert Ansell, and several bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Camp
Jimmye Rae Colburn
Ray Campbell, Jr
Bob Rich
Bert Ansell
Carol Ann Sanders
Martha Fischer
Ann Knipp
Rita Reid
Rosemary Jones
Church Women Plan Week Of Prayer Events
The Methodist Church women schedule a Week of Prayer and Self-Denial with a program Monday titled As the Waters Cover the Sea and a Quiet Day Wednesday on If With All Your Hearts We Truly Seek Me. The Wednesday luncheon runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mrs. John Henderson leads the Spiritual Life planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
John Henderson
Spiritual Life
Nabours Brother Visits Maysfield This Week
Oklahoma City resident W. H. Nabours stayed with his brother Homer Nabours and sister Mrs. H. W. Massengale in Maysfield this week. He plans to depart for Oklahoma City on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nabours
Oklahoma City
Homer Nabours
H. W. Massengale
Maysfield
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Society
Your Cameron Herald
Mrs
Ben Arnold News
James Baileys
West Texas
Mrs. A. T. Swanzy
Citizens National Bank
Cameron
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
U.S
Oxsheer Smith
W. O. Newton
Frank Monroe
Niley Smith
Hillard S. Thomas
Alvin Nolte
5. H. McDermott
Ladis Marek
John H. Davis
Frank Monroe Niley Smith
W. O. Newton Hillard
Thomas
FDIC
Herald
Miss Kay Camp
HENRY
Brookfield
Acme
Justin Tony Lama
Necona
Hentry
Resistor Bandera
Freeman & Douglas
Henry’s Men’s Store
Henry Lippman
Joe K. Kovar
Schiller Motors
Chrysler
GM Autos
Plymouth
Milam County
Texas Press Association
Cameron Herald
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