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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
4
Connie Adell Weehunt and Maurice Glen Hagood were united in marriage May 17 at 8 pm in the bride’s parental home. The couple, after a wedding trip to San Antonio, will reside in Comanche.
Sally Ann Key and John Cerral Hicks wed in a candlelit ceremony at First Baptist Church Comanche on June 5. The service featured organ, violin, and flute music, a gardenia bouquet, and a blue coin bag given by the groom’s parents. The couple, 1975 Comanche High School graduates, will reside in Arlington after a New Orleans honeymoon.
Marsha Rae Sanders daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard D Sanders of Richardson and Randal Tim Reed son of Mr and Mrs Grady Reed of Sidney were united in marriage on Saturday June 5 1976 at 7:30 pm in Crestview Baptist Church Richardson The couple exchanged vows before an archway with greenery and candelabra The reception followed in the church fellowship hall The bride a 1976 J J Pearce High School graduate and the groom a Sidney High School graduate plan to live in Sidney
The Senior Citizen Club will meet Thursday June 10 from 10 to 1. Lunch is served at noon. Band practice runs from 3 to 4. Everyone is invited.
Mrs. H. R. Jefferies and Mrs. Gary Don Swearengin hosted a Brides maid's Luncheon at Mrs. Swearengin's home with a Bicentennial decor theme. The guest list included Sally Key, her relatives from Comanche Olney Graham and San Antonio, and several Remingtons and Hicks.
The Newcomers Club meets Thursday in Nancy Anderson's home at 803 N Lane at 10 30 for games with a luncheon at 11 30 Hostesses Diana Hilliard and Nawana Lochridge discuss final plans for the July 4 Bi centennial booth and related events.
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