Pamela Kay Torrance Williford Exchange Vows Here
Pamela Kay Torrance and Rev Williford exchange wedding vows at a church ceremony. The bride wore an orchid accented gown and was attended by relatives and friends from Howard High School and Alpha area. Guests and families celebrated at a reception with silver-toned decor and pink highlights following the service.
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Pamela Kay Torrance
Rev
Williford
Groainsot
Kailford
Torrance Hose Opink
Willams t. _ arts
Beverly Mitch
Wood Lexa
Siden
Howard Igahoner
Igh School
Alpha Pat
Astroworld Set to Open 1969 Season at Astroworld
Astroworld announces 1969 schedule at its family amusement center next to the Astrodome. The park will run Friday to Sunday evenings from 6 to 10 PM starting May, with one price entry for rides. Summer hours stretch from 10 AM to 10 PM, Saturdays to 1 AM on holiday weekends, and special rates apply for adults and children.
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Astroworiditl
Macm
Satur
Montny
Stan Mclivaire
Astroyorts
Hes Ane Nausved
Antrodomd
Poe
Aio
Ade Ventures
Eanidiysque Schlays
Wharton Cotton Clinic Set Welcomes Notables
The Wharton County Cotton Clinic opens Wednesday February 1 at 150 a.m. in the Pan American Ballroom. Wilfred Palmer chairs a program featuring Congressman J. J. Pickle and other cotton industry figures from Texas and neighboring states. Local business leaders supply the luncheon and support for the event organized by the Camp Chamber and its allied associations.
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Uidustryenied
Wharton County
Lst
Cotton Ciick
J. J
Jake'? Pickle
Ausin
Ducers Institute
Belere Bracelynn
Gil Bam
Louisiana
Bertivide
Perl Hartis H. Barnes
Dorkedele
Mussissippi
Aid Roberts
Heard
South Texas Cotton and Grain Association
Whartas County
Ctvie
Campa Chamber
Wharton Cotton Sale Contests Draw Local Visitors
A local Wharton gathering drew numerous visitors to the Cotton Faire and parade events. Notables from Sugar Lary, Hague Lakes, and New Braunfels attended alongside Wharton High School faculty and family members. The Cotton Fale featured contests for best dressed ladies and a beauty event, with admission set at 50 cents and a 730 p.m. start for the entertainment program. The Hammond agricultural committee arranged activities, with Dr. and Prof. Schwartz assisting in the program.
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Kojesteck
John
Dan
Ti. Tate
Trenk Tate
Sands Ane Cura
Ly Riehler
Digk Richter
Krysti Ant Ruel
CN. Durddlgstan
Hague Lakes
F. Xonasheck
Kosenberes
Kretzschmar
Wayne Kaneshuck
Raven Jeehier
Paul Schwertteger
New Braunfeta
Aml Ny
Ard
Wrankling
Aid Math of
Howsten
Bavig Fevoe
Jez
Valerbe
Whartia
Wharton County
Wharton High School
Aixtutarum
Musial Entertainment
Teasure
CMU
Sha
Ceremoariess
Garweed Lions Plan FFA Sale And Events
Garweed Lions announce an FFA sale at the annual Market Call with a swine sale trail ride sweetheart contest and dinner. Advertising and event committees list leaders including Robert Schivrring Billy Len fer Walter bradem Jae J. Katling F B estroyer Boyd Rees and many others. The programs include a trail ride committee and a poster committee plus a barbecue committee and a bake sale lineup.
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PFA
Aavertiaing
Robert Schivrring
Billy Len
Fer
Walter’ Bradem
Green
Jae J. Katling
F. Be Vstroyer
Boyd Rees
LJ. Sennyneg
W. C. Smith
EB. K. Wier
Jerry Zbranek
A. Miller
Warold Beale
Bob Galey
Lenoy Lundquist
Mel
Wil Rees
Nd. Schnedder
SV. Os Hnesiam d
Schollhanny Mutiny
Li J. Schillhie
Sem Quinker
Wy Pries
Rolwers Pali
Kramting
M.-L. Retman
Alherd Arnold
Rex Shoop
We Payne
J. Kallind
Ed Sehneider
Vance Duncan Named Cadet Sergeant at Newbrittany Institute
Vance Duncan, son of Mr and Mrs Gardner C Dulwah of Lake Lakes, promoted to Cadet Sergeant in the Reserve Olfjverts Nrathling Corps at Newbrittany Institute in Sain Anaitie Vance.
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Vance Caliernn Dupéan
Olfjverts Nrathling
Kozik of East Bernard Dies in Vietnam War
Army Sergeant Raymond J. Kozik of East Bernard, a 1966 graduate of East Bernard High School, died from wounds suffered at Sam Rahn Bay when a rocket attack struck the U S Army base. He had been in Vietnam since November 1968 and is survived by his parents and two brothers.
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Defense Department
Tanimery
Army
Raymond J. Koszik
Rochtel
East Bernard
Kozik
East Barnard High Scheal
Ue 3
Sam Rahn Bay
Vietnam
Mir
Ricnara
Kevaik
Srr
Amd
Ichura Kugik
Cao Nezik
Rast Bernard
Farm Youth Auction Premiums Top 153000 at February Fair
February 10 through March ad notes Mike Burns and Ronal Price will display barrows as PRA and 4-H exhibitors compete for premiums exceeding 153000. Premiums will be shared among 10 beef breeds 4 dairy breeds 11 sheep breeds 5 covue fields rabbit Dreede Angura goste 22 ANT breed and 3 swine breeds. An estimated 39400 in linen SL will be set aside for worldits largest cattle scramble. Texan farm youth expect to win about 131225 in auction premiums above market. Jalup EAT MORE RICES.
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Mike Burns
Ronal Price
PRA
Jalup
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