It’s a girl born to Mr and Mrs Franklin Abbey
A baby girl Shelley Patrice Abbey was born in Brownwood Community Hospital on Thursday August 2 at 1 18 PM. She weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces and measured 21 inches. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E W Abbey Crockett and great grandfather L C Kendrick Sr Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Abbey
Comanche
Shelley Patrice
Brownwood Community Hospital
Shelley
E.W. Abbey
Crockett
L.C. Kendrick Sr
Fort Worth Visitors Visit Forest Park Zoo
Mr and Mrs Joe Power and Mr and Mrs Ken Walker and Kelly spent Sunday in Fort Worth visiting the Forest Park Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Joe Power
Ken Walker
Kelly
Forest Park Zoo
This Week Fashion and Social News Highlights
This weekly social column lists diverse visitors and appearances. Guests include Mrs. Ralph Miller and others from St. Louis, Pecos, Zephyr, and Brownwood, with extended stays by Durham and Conroe families. A Mexican holiday trip by the James and family is described with scenes from Mexico City and cultural sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightman
Oswell Brightman
Ralph Miller
Sue, Kay
Amy
St. Louis
Missouri
Iane Stewart
Pecos
James White
Brownwood
Jerry Whatley
Lahn
Bill
Zana
Zephyr
Harelik Morgan wedding in First Baptist Church
Elisabeth Kay Harelik and William George Morgan were united in marriage on Saturday August 4 at 7 30 p.m. Rev. John C Wiles conducted the ceremony with John Key as organist and Debbie Grimmer on flute. The couple will reside in Dallas after a New Orleans trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Kay Harelik
Louis Harelik
North Lane
William George Morgan
Joe V. Morgan
de Leon
John C. Wiles
First Baptist Church
John Key
Debbie Grimmer
Kenneth Gibson
Cindy Parks
Jimmy Harelik
Memphis
Tenn
Marcia Harelik
Hamilton
Judy Weather
Waco
Ricky Morgan
Jerry Morgan
Austin
James Morgan
Gary Benn
Dallas
Benny Bruton
David Grisham
Max Harelik
Par Country Club
Kim Brazier
Nancy Ormsby
Nancy Wiles
Melinda Wall
Kay Carpenter
Comanche High School
University of Texas In Austin
Lambda Chi Alpha
New Orleans
Arthur Young
North Texas State University
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Davis of Goldthwaite
Miss Barbara Davis of Goldthwaite bride elect to Ken Luker was honored at a July 26 bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Burks and others in Comanche. About 46 guests attended from 4 to 7 pm. decorations featured carnations and a rainbow centerpiece. Out of town relatives from Stephenville Dallas Energy Brownwood and Comanche attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Davis
Goldthwaite
Ken Luker
Kenneth Burks
Rt. 3
Comanche
Brenda Burks
Buddy Decker
George Stephens
Bernell Luker
Wade Collins
Russell Hayes
Darwin White
Dwight Woolsey
Elmer Westmoreland
Debbie Collins
Gustine
Brenda Bucks
Diana Bailey
Eddie Kimmel
Gilbert Davis
Kenneth Luker
Bryan Davis
Stephenville
D.M. Bailey
Diana
Dallas
Gus Rudd
Raymond Luker
Brownwood
O,b. McGuire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lampasas
Darell Smith
Frank Grounds
Shannon
San Antonio
John M. Hathcock
Ann
Katie Wilkerson
Fredericksburg
Anson Ramsey
Michael William Rouse
Midland
Rouse
Donna Ruth Reese
J.P. Jones
Conroe
Charles Wetzel
J.C. Wilkersons
Ethan Wetzel
Paducah
H. R. Jefferies
David
Houston
Betté
Jolink
Tom Dudley
Mr. Dudley
Mexico
James Mercers
Mexico City
Conlee Seed Company
Mercer
Comanche Seed and Feed Company
Mercers
Palace of Fine Arts
Museum of Anthropology
Plaza de Toros
W.C. Hamilton
Linda Joyce Hamilton
Ronald Ray Schuster
Wilford Schuster
Priddy
Miss Hamilton
Roscoe High School
Tarleton State College
Priddy High School
Texas Technical University
Lubbock
Zion Lutheran Church of
Flota
Everbody
Gulf of California
Robert Cobb
Matzalan
Robert
Croker
Larry Blackwood
Larry
W. J. Parks
J.P. Atkinson
Clifton
Memphis, Tenn
Judy Weathers
Virginia Garrett
Atlanta
Patricia Connadt
Terrell
Dairy Queen
Advere
Isers
Isham’s Flowers
Hick’s Florist
Ferns Short Stop Grocery
Odell Reese
Charles Wetzels
Monroe
Robert Barton
Mrs. J. Roy
Ulatory
Miss Davis of
Dian Johnson
Beverly Hills
Beauty College
Pasadena
Ruth’s Fashion Boutique
Central
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