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Newspaper
Copperas Cove Press
Location
Copperas Cove, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1975
Page
6
The Homemaking Department offers summer courses from June 9 to June 30 with sessions on sewing patterns crafts and construction led by Donna Byerny. Mrs Velma Sencth teaches a children’s story hour and a salad course runs June 30 to July 4 for adults. A children’s story hour for ages three to five is scheduled July 14-15. For details call 547-2535.
The German Wives Club will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the TV lounge of the main NCO Club at Fort Hood. All German ladies in the Copperas Cove Fort Hood Killeen area are invited to visit.
The Copperas Cove Business and Professional Women's Club plans a salad supper for June 24 at 6 p.m. at the public library. Four certificates of achievement were received at the state convention in Dallas June 6 8, including membership and national achievement honors for increases and enlistments. Freeman and Marjorie Baker earned the collect award for recruiting five new members in the year. Louise Hattaway, membership chair, won a membership award for a 25 percent rise in members.
Elaine Nettles of Copperas Cove earned a BS in nursing as part of a 596‑member graduating class at MCG. Senator Herman Talmadge spoke at the commencement, marking the largest class in the college's history. Also notes the May 9 1973 end of the Wounded Knee siege after 71 days.
Lucille Millsap read the minutes and reported on club business. Hostesses for the meeting were Winnie Bruster and other members welcomed guests and discussed garden club activities.
The sixth Taylor reunion will occur June 28 29 at the Copperas Cove City Park community building. It opens at 10 a.m. June 26 with recording and runs until 7 p.m. The Rainbow Melody Boys from Abilene The Miracles from Copperas Cove and The Believers from Tennessee perform with solos and group singing.
Miss Kathy Martin and David Van Nest exchanged wedding vows at Pisgah United Methodist Church in Hiddenite North Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Samuel W. Martin and the groom's parents are Clarence E. Van Nest of Copperas Cove. The ceremony featured a full length antique white gown and a bouquet of white roses and phalaenopsis orchids with baby's breath and ming ferns. The reception followed in the church fellowship hall. Caruso born in Naples February 25 1873.
Pam Pass was named Queen of the Month for May at the June 6 Take Off Pounds Sensibly Club No. 884 meeting. Anita May was runner-up. Claudia Manchester was best loser of the week. Eleven members reported a weekly loss of 11 3/4 pounds. Pam Pass becomes a KOPS in waiting. Meetings are Fridays 9 to 11 30 a.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church basement. new members welcome. Call 547-7463.
Coryell County Farm Bureau will sponsor a Little Mister and Little Miss Contest on August 9 at Gatesville Junior High School auditorium. Entrants must be three or four years old and a daughter or son of a Coryell County Farm Bureau member. Children of Farm Bureau employees and dealers are excluded from eligibility.
Elton and Susan Lawson will entertain at the Five Hills Charter Chapter ABWA Boss Night in Central Texas College dining hall Copperas Cove. Vocational speaker Mary Williams will address attendees. Social starts at 7 p.m. dinner at 7:30 p.m. The theme is Stars of the Evening.
Miss Diana Lee Johnson wed William Reed Whatley in an afternoon ceremony June 7 at New Apostolic Church Killeen. The double ring service officiated by Rev. Robert J. Morse featured a dacron gown with venise lace and a cascade daisies bouquet. Attendants included Carmen Johnson maid of honor and Dolly Robinson and Linda Whatley bridesmaids. The wedding party hailed from Fort Worth Copperas Cove Houston Grandview and other Texas towns. After the ceremony the couple, now Mr. and Mrs. Reed Whatley, planned residence in Houston.
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