Sharon Morton Randal Burden United in Marriage
At the First Baptist Church of Clifton on November 23 a candlelight ceremony united Sharon Marie Morton and Randal Clark Burden in marriage. Rev J E Morton conducted a double ring rite with families and grandparents named from Clifton Hico and Fort Worth. The couple’s siblings served as candle lighters and music was provided by Elaine Russell and Mary White.
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Sharon Morton
Randal
Burden
First Baptist Church of
Randal Clark Burden
Sharon Marie Morton
Jane Burden
Punen
Susan Morton
Geneva Lindsey
Wendell Burden
Cooksey Place
Clifton
Charles Morton
Wendell Barden
J. E. Morton
Mary White
Flaine Ressell
Deborah Fehler
Tommy Henderson
Jim Canuteson
Don
David Burden
Robert Morton
Harold Otto Wiede
Silas Ragsdale
Jerry Kleire
Wayne Dreyer
Rev
Cleon Flanagan
Marriage of Clifton couple described in detail
The groom and bride, both Clifton residents, wed at the First United Methodist Church in Clifton with a long empire styled gown of peau de soie and beaded lace, a lace headpiece, and a veil. Attendants wore beige polyester gowns with maroon accents. A reception followed in the church fellowship hall, and the couple planned a Stage Coach Inn honeymoon before settling at 110 South Avenue O.
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Susan Morton
Jane Burden
Geneva Lindsey
Deborah Fehler
Clifton
Jim Canuteson
Robert Morton
Otto Wiede
Paul Bonds
Silas Ragsdale
Jerry Kleine
Wayne Dreyer
Tommy Henderson
Zréem
Cieon Flanagan
First United Methodist Church of
Church Fellowship Hall
Elaine Russell
Judy Fossett
Christy Godby
Mary White
Becky Elders
Louanne Simmons
Betty Lambert
Donna Blassingame
Betty Lou Dossman
Salado
South Avenue O
Clifton High School
MCC
Waco
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
Sroom
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Bryan
Exton Station
Sharon Mortom
Carol Gayne
van Delsen
Athenna Best
Sharon Morton
Mmes
Gus Walsleben
Prite Wallace
W. W. McLennan
Clyde Turner
Bobby Joe Conrad
Essie Green
Maxine Calvert
Marvin Behnke
Wm Outlaw
Alice Henderson
Herbert Leck
Lumbermen Link Federal Policies to Rising Lumber Prices
Joe Butler of the Lumbermen's Association of Texas charges federal price controls and policies drive higher lumber costs. He cites export limits, log sales to the highest bidder, and price regulation as key factors inflating prices while urging action to prevent dealer closures and consumer harm.
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Joe Butler
Lumbermen’s Association of Texas
Texas
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Butler
Japan
the Price Commission
The
Price Commission
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