Miss Sharon Maddox and Mikel Conrad Wed in Pampa First Christian
Miss Sharon Lynn Maddox and Mikel Louis Conrad were wed at 7 30 p m Saturday August 5 in the First Christian Church Pampa Texas The couple were given in marriage by their fathers The bride wore a formal length gown of polyanza and Venice lace The ceremony featured candle backed altars and choral organ music with family members attending and a prayers hymn supporting the vows
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Sharon Maddox
Mikel Conrad
Sharon Lynn Maddox
Mikel Louis Conrad
First Christian Church
Pampa
Tex
Raymond B. Maddox
Texas
Victor Conrad
Clifton
Ralph T. Palmer
Jerry Whitten
Jesus
Westminister Abbey
Laurel Maddox
Miami
Venice
Lubbock
Paul Bowers
Joe Mueller
Edwin Conrad
Martin Hoe Jr
Farr's
Stephen Maddox
Vickie Conrad
Mrs
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Texas constitutional amendment on multiple offices and soil district post
The text proposes Section 40 of Article XVI to prohibit holding more than one civil office of emolument except specific positions. It allows concurrent offices under defined conditions and outlines voting on the amendment at the November 1972 election. It seeks to clarify eligibility for directors of soil and water conservation districts and related officials.
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State OF
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Treasury
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Wedding Details With Victorian Lace and Yellow Roses
A bride wore a Victorian neckline gown with sheer sleeves and a detachable chapel train. Attendants in yellow nylon dotted swiss posed in empire waist gowns with daisy trim. The ceremony included mothers, best man Victor Conrad and Clifton groomsmen. reception featured a four tier cake and a flower arrangement in the church parlor.
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Venice
Stephen J. Wren
Lubbock
Texas
Dawn Hills
Pampa
Juanita Miller
Vicki Conrad
Clifton
Melissa Conrad
Lubbock Couple Wed With Attendants From Across Texas
A Texas Tech couple wedding section lists attendants including Beth Maddox Mia mi Susan Maddox and Mrs Don Cox. The bride, a Texas Tech attendee, wore a white dress with navy trim on her honeymoon trip to New Mexico and Colorado. The groom will graduate in Animal Business in December 1972 and is a Beta Theta Pi member. Out of town guests include J C Noakes La mar Colorado and Henry Jacob Houston among many others. The couple plans to reside in Lubbock.
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Beth Maddox
Miami
Texas
Susan Maddox
Amarillo
Don Cox
Lubbock
Joy Henkel
Pampa
Stephen B. Maddox
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas Tech
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Visit by Social Security rep in Meridian for disabled children
Social Security representative Bob Barnes from the Waco Office will attend the Meridian Courthouse at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday August 22 1972. The visit concerns disability benefits for youths who reach 18 but were disabled before 18 and whose parent is eligible for Social Security meeting other requirements.
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Bob Barnes
Waco
Meridian
Mission of Holy Angels Catholic Church Mass
Sunday mass offered at 11 00 am at the Mission of Holy Angels Catholic Church on Highway 219 in Clifton. The notice lists service time and venue for parishioners and visitors seeking worship.
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Mission OF Holy Angels Catholic Church
Hwy
Clifto
Texas Legislature Considers Reducing County School Funds
The legislature proposes amending Article VII to add Section 6b allowing the county commissioners court to cut the county permanent school fund and distribute the reduction to independent and common school districts on a per scholastic basis. Funds would be used to reduce bonded indebtedness or finance permanent improvements, with the court required to retain a sufficient amount of the corpus.
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State OF
Texas
State
Commissioners Court
Proposed Public Notice Constitutional Amendment 15 on Ballot
Constitutional amendment seeks to add Section 65 to Article III allowing bonds issued under state authority to bear interest at a weighted average annual rate not exceeding 6 percent. It repeals conflicting provisions and becomes effective upon adoption. Ballots to vote yes or no at the November 7 1972 general election.
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Coe Ye Wa Yates
Tha Way
State OF
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House of Representatives
Senate
House of Rep
Constitutional Ballot Stirs Over Salaries and Mileage
The article notes proposed amendments setting annual salaries of $8,400 for Senate and House members and mileage payments of $2.50 per 25 miles, with travel computed from the county seat. It clarifies eligibility and exclusions for extra sessions and frames the ballot question as a constitutional amendment.
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