Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Garland Fletcher in Meridian
Mrs Garland Lee Fletcher formerly Miss Elizabeth Sivadon was guest of honor at a Saturday bridal shower hosted by Mrs J D Weehunt in Meridian. Co hosts included Mesdames Eloise Puryear Anna Scott C M Saunders and H E Mize. Guests met the honoree her mother Mrs J Sivadon and the bridegroom's mother Mrs I B Fletcher. The refreshment table featured pink flowers under a marine umbrella with silver serveware and pink rosebud cake squares served with pink punch. House party members included Mrs Johnny Harris and Misses Susan Wilson Gayle Puryear Jamie Cook Ruth Ann Wreay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Lee Fletcher
Elizabeth Sivadon
J. D. Weehunt
Eloise Puryear
Anna Scott
C. M. Saunders
H. E. Mize
Meridian
Ecru
Johnny Harris
Susan Wilson
Gayle Puryear
Jamie Cook
Ruth Ann Wreay
Miss Benson and Mr Royal wed in Dover Plains
Nancy Elizabeth Benson became the bride of William Thomas Royal at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday April 28 at the Methodist Church in Dover Plains New York. The couple plans to live in Port Deposit Maryland where the groom serves as a radioman in the U.S. Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Elizabeth Benson
William Thomas Royal
Dover Plains
New York
Robert O. Benson
Axel Hanson
Clark Royal
Meridian
Forest Waldrop
Walnut Springs
White Stag Inn
Port Deposit
Maryland
Meridian High School
Bainbridge
U. S. Navy
Hal Case Visits Friends Near Wichita Falls Over Weekend
A/2c Hal Case, stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base near Wichita Falls, visited over the weekend in the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Outlaw and with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Case
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Oscar Outlaw
Five Bosque County Boxes Cast Light Republican Votes
Voters turned out slowly in Bosque County on Saturday May 5 across Clifton Valley Mills Meridian Iredell and Greenock with 76 ballots in the governor race. Local contest Charles M Isenhower defeated R C Johnston by two votes for Bosque County Republican Chairman. County results show Cox winning governor and Hayes taking lieutenant governor while Des Barry secured the at large seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Charles M. Isenhower
R. C. Johnston
Valley Mills
Isenhower
Johnston
Emmett H. Schow
Bosque County
Meridian
Iredell
Greenock
Box
Cox
Whittenburg
Dibrell
Hayes
Barry
Miller
Phillips
Jack Cox
Bill Hayes
Des Barry
Beauty Box trio visits Austin Beauty Show
Mrs. Jack Martin Mrs. Odin Ho vend and Miss Cathy Henkelman of the Beauty Box Clifton spent last Sunday in Austin attending the Beauty Show at the City Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Odin Hovend
Cathy Henkelman
Beauty Box
Clifton
Austin
City
Farm Bill Stalled in Committee Despite Votes
W R Poage reports the Farm Bill remains stalled in committee with a near tie vote and shifting support. He notes public pressure to cut costs and balance supply with demand, while criticizing a satellite use bill favoring a government sponsored monopoly. Mathews thanks Precinct 4 voters in a brief paid notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set in Clifton For May 17
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Selmer Erickson Post No. 322 in Clifton will hold their next regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday May 17 at 402 West 15th Street in the home of Mrs. H R Hill. Mr and Mrs C A Dowdy visited their son and daughter in Cleburne last Sunday over dinner and several hours of visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dowdy
Billie Kay
Cleburne
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Miss Benson
MR. Royal
Conrad Feed & Seed
Meridian, Texas
Kimbell
Paymadler
Hanson
Commissioner of Agriculture
Hubbard
Fay
W. R. Poage
Texas
C. A. Dowdy
Clifton Drug
Johnson’s
Remington
Sea & Ski
Red Arrow
Wrisley
Harry Womack
Gladiola
Vienna
Whitfield
Corpier’s
Pillsbury Angel Food
Shurfresh
Lipton’s Tea
TAU
Shurfine
Maxwell House
Sears
Hunt’s
del Monte
Kimbell’s
Oleo
ARGO
Lipton‘s
Chuck Roast
Armour’s
Franks
Cello
Wisconsin
Longhorn
Armour’s Star Bacon
Corpier's
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Clifton Record
Clifton, Texas
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