Miss Lynn Dukes Becomes Bride of Don Marshall
A long ago society notice records the June 14 wedding of Lynn Dukes and Don Marshall. The ceremony and reception details appear among chatter of families, guests, and local ties.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
3
A long ago society notice records the June 14 wedding of Lynn Dukes and Don Marshall. The ceremony and reception details appear among chatter of families, guests, and local ties.
The Sheridan Lions held an officer installation at a 4 ladle night banquet on Tuesday January 24 with President Harry Brimea calling the meeting to order. E R Taylor led pledges to the Flag and W C Bannar gave the invocation. After the address, B Briscoe introduced guest speaker B Schraub of Seguin who spoke on travel. Officers installed included W E Bagendorf president Charisa De Rhasa secretary and treasurer, with other directors named. Denase was thanked for five years of perfect attendance. The club reviewed past year highlights including community service.
A Tyler family reunion will be held Sunday at the Eagle Lake Community Center with a noon meal. Family members and friends are invited to attend and share coffee with Tyler relatives. Weekend guests from Kerrville and Terry Causey area were Misses Cathy Bradnus and Linda Kaya Kickersap. The Causey family hosted visiting relatives and a belated Father’s Day gathering occurred Saturday.
A luncheon at the Ed Causey home drew a group including Mrs Ralph Halversen and daughter Chris with a guest, Mr and Mrs Ed Causey Jr, Jan, Jill and Mark from Hadstansa and Mire, George Causey, Gerry and Paul of Tu Ety.
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