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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
7
Deborah Tate Carlton and William Louis Outlaw Jr married May 13 1972 in a candlelit Calvary Baptist Church ceremony in Lubbock Texas. The bride daughter of Riley W Carlton III and the groom son of William Louis Outlaw Sr the couple will reside in Lubbock where she studies clothing and textiles merchandising and he is Texas Tech graduate.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Louis Outlaw of Clifton entertained at the Hickory Inn in Lubbock on Friday night May 12 at 6 40 p m with a rehearsal dinner honoring their son and his fiancée Miss Debbie Carlton and the wedding party. The room featured shades of blue and spring flowers with blue tapers at the head table. Guests included Riley Carlton Elaine and Craig of Houston Ennis Erickson Clifton Tom Sawyer Dallas Cheryl Bower Tulsa Ken Brame Houston and others. Former college friends who attended Texas Tech graduation were also present.
Following the Outlaw Carlton wedding in Lubbock on May 18, the Vance Proctor home hosted out of town guests. Special guests included groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Louis Outlaw and Mrs. Proctor, former Vicky Outlaw, with attendees from Clifton, Valley Mills, Christoval, Stamford, San Antonio and Dallas.
Recent visitors to the home of Mrs. Alma Hunter and her daughter Lydia include Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kystad and Ken and Nyla of Grand Prairie, Mrs. A H Mostella of Corpus Christi, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Kirby of Alexandria Virginia, Mrs. Agnes Jones of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hutcherson of Meridian, Mrs. E H Brown of Gainesville, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leck of Waco, and Mrs. Versia Giese of Cranfills Gap.
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