Mary Lee Culpepper Weds John Cecil Culpepper Jr in Houston
Mary Lee Culpepper and John Cecil Culpepper Jr. married in Trinity Episcopal Church Houston on Tuesday August 20 with Reverend Stevens Knapp officiating. The bride, daughter of Taylor Culpepper and Mary Suttle of Bryan, wore a Winter white Italian silk suit and ostrich feather hat. The couple will reside in Austin after a wedding trip while continuing studies at the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Suttle Taylor
Bryan
Mary Lee
John Cecil Culpepper, Jr
John Cecil Culpepper
College Station
Thomas S. Henderson
Arthur Stevens Knapp
Trinity Episcopal Church
Houston
Jay Bartrand
Culpepper
University of Texas
Delta Gamma Sorority
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Delta Sigma Phi Business Fraternity
Austin
University
Large Stoebner Family Reunion Draws Crowd Here
A large crowd attended the Stoebners family reunion on Sunday with many relatives from Temple, Austin, Dallas, Bishop, Gatesville, Hamilton, Galveston, Mission, Thorndale, Flat, Barclay and Travis listed among attendees. Family members named include Mr. and Mrs. Bill Manely, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stoebner, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stoebner, and many others with connections to Temple and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoebner
Stoebners Family
Bill Manely
San Antonio
Lloyd Stoebner
Worth
Thomas Stoebner
Austin
Willie Mae Stoebner
Temwe
Robert Lange
Will Stoemer
Annie Fricke
Fritz Stoebner
Jerman Stoebner
LeRoy Barkerman
Minnie Fish
Frances Stoebner
Alfred Stoebver
Dallas
John Bryan
Henry Fuchs and
Childen
Bishop
E. P. Spurlin
Lewis Pecel
T. J. Spurlin
Michal
Ruby Gieselbre
Cht
Bill Wachel
Millie Gieselbrecht
Temple
W. L. Hohertz
C. Kreder
Alex Kruger
Hamilton
Curtis Phipps
Jack Yewell
Mission
Ed Hohertz
Gatesville
Becky Mayers
Raymond Stoebner
John Martin Stoebner
Galveston
Johnnie Stoebner
Grace
Clinton Grimm
Thorndale
John Gieselbrecht
Flat
Walter Senkel
Ernest Senkel
Julius Lange
Barclay
W. T. Gleason
Walter Hohertz
Adolf Stoebrer
Travis
Albert Vrazel
Joe Vrazel
Norma Wilson Hosts Personal Shower for Billie Nell Johnson
Norma Wilson hosted a personal shower for bride-elect Billie Nell Johnson at her home on the terrace. Hurrican lamps and white mums decorated the area with a white wheelbarrow display of iced cakes and lilies of the valley. Thirty guests enjoyed cakes and tuna salad pastries as bronze mums corsages were given to the honoree and her mother Mrs A T Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean
Luncheon for Miss Colburn at Magnolia House
Miss Jimmye Rae Colburn bride elect of P J Hendee was honored with a Magnolia House luncheon Friday. Hostesses Mrs Dewey McElwrath Mrs Carroll McElwrath and Mrs Norma Jean Wilson presented corsages. Sixteen guests attended including Miss Martha Fisher of Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmye Rae Colburn
P. J. Hendee
Magnolia House
Dewey McElwrath
Carroll McElwrath
Norma Jean Wilson
Miss Colburn
Herbert Colburn
Martha Fisher
Temple
Zander Reunion Draws 126 To Cameron Sunday
The Zander family held its annual reunion at Simon George Hall with 126 attendees. Fred Zander, 95, of McDade was the oldest. New officers elected: J. H. Gla ser president Fritz Galler vice president Gladys Galler secretary treasurer. Outgoing officers were Robert Jungmann president Willard Zander vice president J D Jantzen secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion will be in Taylor the Sunday before Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zander
Simon George Hall
Fred Zander
McDade
J. H. Glaser
Fritz Galler
Gladys Galler
Robert Jungmann
Willard Zander
J. .D Jantzen
Taylor
Buckholts to Open Season Versus Oakwood
Buckholts High School six man football opens season Friday night against Oakwood at Buckholts. Coach Louis DeWald leads an 18 player squad with nine juniors two sophomores six freshmen and one senior. Rogers band and pep squad will boost the Badgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts High School
Oakwood
Buckholts
Louis DeWald
Rogers
Badgers
Pvt. Raymond Posival is Honored In Temple
Mr and Mrs W A Hester of Temple hosted an ice cream supper at their home Sunday night honoring Pvt Raymond L Posival of Ft McClellan Alabama the brother of Mrs Hester. Guests included Pvt Posival and S H Posival of Buckholts Alvin Posival John Mitchell and families of Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Posival
W. A. Hester
Temple
Pvt. E. Raymond L. Posival
Ft. McClellan
Alabama
Pvt. Posival
S. H. Posival
Buckholts
Alvin Posival
John Mitchell
Cameron
Buckholts to host Cameron grid opener Friday night
Mrs Coy Arledge, Buckholts superintendent, invites Cameron football fans to Buckholts for the opening game at 8 p.m. The roster lists seniors Leland Weide and Stanley Joe Glaser plus a dozen more players across juniors sophomores and freshmen with measured weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Arledge
Buckholts
Cameron Grid
DeWard
Leland Weide
Stanley Joe Glaser
Lamar Gresak
Walter Zanicek
Nathan Fritz
James Edward Glaser
John D. Jones
Clarence McNeil
Kenneth Janicek
Hal Lester Senkel
Carroll Wayne Glaser
Mareyersback
New England States List
The six states of New England are Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut.
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New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Arrivals Birth Announcements From Local Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Billy Sims of Rosebud welcomed daughter Ivis Lynne born August 19 at 5 pounds 10 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Donald Garth of Jacksonville named son Jimmy Dale born August 20 at 8 pounds 12 ounces. Patricia Ann Salazar born August 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hesbrooks Salazar of Dallas weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. Twin sons Lowell and Vernell born August 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Gause weighed 5 pounds 2 ounces and 3 pounds 8 ounces respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Billy Sims
Rt. 1
Rosebud
Ivis Lynne
Jimmy Dale
Louis Donald Garth
Lenora
Jacksonville
Patricia Ann Salazar
Fred Hesbrooks Salazar
Willig Re
Dallas
Herron Child Born to J W Herrons
Stephen Mark Herron weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs J W Herron on August 27 in the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Mark
Gib Terrys Visit Grandchildren Across New Mexico Trip
The Gib Terrys hosted grandchildren Ann Terry, Terry McLendon, and Donna McLendon visiting from Brownfield. They traveled through Sacrament Mountains, Ruidoso, and Alamogordo New Mexico during the trip. The ad notes Ford’s Kadsel car launch at Edsel dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Terry
Ann, Terry
Donna McLendon
Mrs. Terry
Brownfield
Terry's
Sacramento Mountains
Ruidoso
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Raymond McLeod Chosen For Sales Trained Program
Mr and Mrs Raymond McLeod and their son Michael Ray stayed with Mr and Mrs R G McLeod. He will start a 15 month sales training program in the electronic data processing division of International Business Machines in Dallas and Endicott New York next Monday. They will remain in Arlington during the Dallas portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McLeod
Michael Ray
R. G. McLeod
McLeod
Electronic Data Processing
International Business Machine Corporation
Dallas
Endicott
New York
McLeods
Arlington
Davenports Celebrate Double Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davenport Sr of Burlington hosted a dinner Sunday to honor Mrs. Davenport and her great birthday. Among guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Benesh Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davenport and family Mrs. Florence O Neal Rosenburg Mrs. Maggie Dennis Mr and Mrs Bennie Trojan of Rosebud Rev and Mrs. Henry Davenport Sr of Fort Worth and the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davenport
Burlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylor Culpepper
John Cecil Culpepper Jr
America
Mack’s Oil
Phillips 6 Petroleum
Phillips & Lee Tires
8S & H
Norma Wilson
Billie Nell Johnson
David Weber
Charles Orsag
Thomas Tate
Billy Springer
Donald Tomasek
Eugene Glaser
Itary Home
Tuxedo
Prem
Parbecue
U.S.D.A
Alberta
Hormel
Ite m
Lettuce
Calif
California
Crisco
Rede Scotter
Bicke
Cernetion Co
Dept
Californie
Carnation Instant
Jay
Vitalis
Gaines
de Santa Fe
Texas
Stephen Mark
J. W. Herron
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
Edsel
Adv
George Childress
First
Houston Sts
Allied
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