Cities Service Club Holds July Meeting
City Service Retiree Club members gathered for their July dinner and fellowship. Minutes from the prior session were read and approved. Mrs. Coy Wood was reported home and improving. Attendees and visitors included multiple couples and grandchildren of Mr. Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service Retiree Club
Coy Wood
W. F. Jones
D. Huey
J. A. Lee
T. F. Gordon
H. A. Jenkins
T. M. Harrington
Jack Musten
Darren Ballenger
A. T. Sturm
L. A. Gill
Maxine Gaskin
Myrtle Baker
Carl and
Edna Hieserman
T. F. Gordon’s
Hathcoat Sloan Wed in Memorial Baptist Church
Rebecca Kay Hathcoat and James Ray Sloan pledged marriage Friday morning at Memorial Baptist Church. Officiant Wayne McKay of Glade Creek Missionary Baptist Church led the ceremony with nuptial music by Mrs. H. L. McKaig. The couple plan to reside in Longview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Kay Hathcoat
James Ray Sloan
Memorial Baptist Church
Wayne McKay
Glade Creek Missionary Baptist Church
H. L. McKaig
W. C. Hathcoat
Harrold
Harrold High
Double Ring Ceremony Unites Local Couple
Nobles and Stow exchange vows at First Baptist Church in a Friday ceremony officiated by Rev. Irby D. Bates. The bride Patricia Dianne Nobles is from Gladewater. groom John Michael Stow is a Gladewater native and Marine Corps veteran now with LeTourneau in Longview. They plan to reside in Gladewater after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craughton
Business College
Wichita Falls
Sloan
J. W. Sloan
City
Gladewater High School
Kilgore College
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Vietnam
LeTourneau
Patricia Dianne Nobles
John Michael Stow
First Baptist Church
Irby D. Bates
Ralph E
Gary-Ray Vows Read In Tyler
The marriage of the Ray couple took place Saturday July 17 in Tyler at the home of the bride's aunt and uncle. Rev Rex Price officiated, the first wedding he has conducted for the next generation, with music from a recorded organ. The bride wore a white Chiara crepe gown with Venice lace and a three tier veil, carrying white carnations Lily of the valley and a pink orchid. Guests included Stephen Gary and Roy Woody among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Lenny) Ray
Longview
Tyler
Carl Johnson
Bill Gary
City
Horace Ray
Gilmer
Rex Price
Daingerfield
Stephen Gary
Roy Woody
Darrel McRaney
Tho
Venice
Aurora Boerealis
W. S. Leverett
J. Leslie Moore
Frances Ann Moore
Europe
Diane McRaney
Jakarta
Bob Pilcher
Gary
J. D. McRaney
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ray
Gladewater High School
Yamboree
Gilmer High School
Kilgore College
Lone Star Steel
Summer Projects for Your Child in Chicago
A list of inexpensive unstructured summer activities for children that require minimal adult supervision. Gardening pets photography tinkering and model building are suggested with low costs and accessible materials. Science kits and simple experiments are also proposed for curious youngsters.
Deckers Entertaining Nebraska Houseguests
Mr and Mrs Roy L Decker host their daughter Mrs Lorene Hall and granddaughter Dianna Cornelius with her two children Beth Ann and Cathy of Omaha Nebraska The group traveled to New Orleans to visit another daughter Mrs Beth Barrett and family They will be joined this weekend by Mrs June Voelkel and her Houston family The Nebraska visitors plan to return home July 31st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Decker
Lorene Hall
Dianna Cornelius
Beth Ann
Cathy
Omaha
Nebraska
New Orleans
Decker
Beth Barrett
June Voelkel
Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Gladewaitbhn Mirror
Cities Service Club
Hathcoat-Sloan
Loecal Church
Mrs
Texas
Wally Byam Foundation
National Geographic Magazine
Washington
D. C
San Francisco
Fredericksburg
Roy Stow
Marie Austell
Charles Austell
Winnsboro
Sulphur Springs
Gladewater
Stow
US Marine Corps
Denver
Colo
William Clark
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
Denver Museum of Natural History
Fred Rosenstock
Clark
Jefferson Clark
St. Louis
Gary-Ray
Counseling Service
Vancouver
Canada
Agnes Kripps
Social Credit
British Columbia
Vancouver South
Lenny Ray
Chicago
John Weitz
Melton
Harbor Master
Orig
Jamaica
Elasta
Penn-Prest Muslin
Deckers
Qak Manor
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