Miss Willard and Kelton Parker Tie Friday Vows in Bille Baptist Church
Miss Neva Joy Willard and Kelton Ray Parker married on Friday evening in the Bille Baptist Church with Rev. Vernon Willard and Rev. Luther R. Bradley officiating. The couple will reside at 908 Avenue K Northwest, with Parker employed at Buckley’s Texaco and Willard a high school senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Willard
Kelton Parker
Neva Joy Willard
FE. L. Willard
Dodson
Kelton Ray Parker
Rome Parker
Bille Baptist Church
Vernon Willard
Oklahoma Lane Methodist Church
Luther R. Bradley
Bible Baptist Church
Ervin
Jimmy Willard
Paula Mae Bradley
Avenue K
Parker
Childress
Buckley
Texaco
Sumnerwood High School
Gospel Revival Set To Begin Monday Night
Gospel meeting led by Rev. Burkett starts next week at 7 45 p m in the High School building with Ross David of First Assembly of God noting the speaker recently returned from the Holy Land and Egypt. Out of town guests include Mrs D A King and Darlene Fort Worth aunt and cousin of the bride and Jay Carver Amarillo.
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Ross David
First Assembly of God Church
Burkett
Rev. Burkett
Holy Land
Egypt
Fw&d
D. A. King
Darlene
Fort Worth
Jay Carver
Amarillo
Social Calendar Highlights A Week Of Church Meetings
Minnie Mae Bomar circle meets at 7 30 in the church parlor. Eastern Star installs officers at the Masonic Hall at 8 pm. WSCS groups gather across First Kirkland King Memorial and Calvary churches. University Readers Club meets at 9 am. Methodist Men at 7 pm. VFW Auxiliary at 7 30 pm in the Veterans Building. Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellow Hall. Union Flat HDC hosts an all day session with Mrs Rule and Mrs West as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mae Bomar
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Kirkland Methodist Church
King Memorial Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
University Readers Club
Methodist
VFW
Veteran’s
Good Neighbors Club
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Union Flat
HDC
W. E. Rule
Frank West Co
Wesleyan Service Guild
Larkspur Club
June McMinn Weds L H Barley Jr in Quiet Home Ceremony
June McMinn married L H Barley Jr in a double ring ceremony at the Church of Christ minister Harrell Collard presiding. The bride, daughter of Homer and Mrs McMinn of 505 6th St Se, wore white nylon dress and pink carnations. Best man Floyd Gilliland and maid of honor Doris Cawthon attended. the couple’s families, and Warren Gilliland, were noted as present. Graduation details for the bride were mentioned but not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Etheredge
Marlene Potts
Harley Lewis
Childress
Marjorie Roy
Amarillo
Janelle Kindle
Barbara Burrows
Fort Worth
Cee Wee
Wichita Falls
Wellington
Farwell
Altus
Oklo
June McMinn
L. H. Barley
Harrell Collard
Church of Christ
Homer McMinn
6Th St. Se
Jay Carver
Doris Cawthon
Floyd Gilliland
Miss McMinn
Pilgrims Progress Reviewed At HDC
The North Childress Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. H. Martin's home to review Pilgrim's Progress. A gift was given to reviewer Mrs. Joe Harcrow. President Mrs. W. R. Walling led the session and Mrs. W. A. McCoy reported council affairs. Cake squares and fruit punch were served to members and one new member Mrs. Charles Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Childress Home
H. Martin
Joe Harcrow
W. R. Walling
W. A. McCoy
D. W. Kirby
George Tipps
I. M. Long
Paul C. Pytes
Silver Stewart
E. A. Beaver
Frank West
Roy Williamson
R. O. Law
Charles Reynolds
Gephart Reunion Set At Woman's Dept Club
The Gephart family reunion is planned today at the Woman's Department Club with a picnic dinner and visiting. Attendees include Ray Philpott of Alhambra California Joe Tacke Rena of Amarillo Leonard Tyson Lloyd Ross and families of Lubbock plus several Gephart relatives from Amarillo Childress and Lubbock. Lunch will be hosted by Mrs Frank West. The First Baptist Church choir meets at 4 p m Sunday for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gephart
Woman’s Department Club
Messrs
Mmes
Ray Philpott
Alhambra
Calif
Joe Tacke
Rena
Amarillo
Leonard Tyson
Lubbock
Lloyd Ross
W. E. Garrison
E. B. Johnson
John Glover
Phillip Gephart
F. C. Baldwin
Zenda Simmons
Childress
Japanese Patriots Urge More Respect For Flag
In Tokyo and Nagoya readers urge greater reverence for the national flag as Japan restores postwar conventions. A Nagoya reader laments blunted senses toward the Rising Sun banner and calls for respectful display as a sign of Japan’s reconstruction progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chubu Nippon
Nagoya
Tye
Japan
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MR. and
Mrs. Kelton Parker
RED Ball Mtr. Freight
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
L. H. Barley, Jr
WDC
Gephart Reunion
First Baptist Church
Wee
Plains Creamery
C.Q.D
P.O
Wichita
Kans
Pontiac
Main St
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