Yates West couple wed in Greenway church ceremony
Miss Vickie Yates and Benny West exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at Greenway Baptist Church on June 5 at 7:30 pm. Attended by family, the couple’s parents are named, with Rev J W Best officiating and Reba Milton providing nuptial music. The bride wore a lace bodice gown with a chapel train and carried an orchid Bible bouquet, with attendants in ice blue dresses. Reception followed in the church social hall, and the couple will reside in Gladewater after a short honeymoon.
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Greenway Baptist Church
Vickie Yates
Benny West
FE. L. Yates
City
West of Hawkins
J. W. Best
Reba Milton
Felton Higginbotham
Dane Valentine
Stephanie Whitlock
Leota West
Hawkins
Kathy Trumbull
Dior
Miss West
Miss Trumbull
M. F. Valentine
Elizabeth Whitlock
Emma Whitlock
Glen Holmes
Dewayne Marsh
James Willaby
Gladewater
West
Hawkins High School
General Electric
Tyler
Hospital News Admitted and dismissed patients and autosafety note
Hospital news lists admitted and dismissed patients at CITY HOSPITAL and HART CLINIC HOSPITAL. It also reports Kentucky's new compulsory vehicle inspection law removing over 200000 old cars and trucks last year as owners junked $100 automobiles to avoid repairs.
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Frankfort
Wanda Kay Watts Weds Eugene Loftis
Wanda Kay Watts and Eugene Loftis married Saturday June 14 at Memorial Baptist Church in this city. The bride, daughter of Violet C. Watts, wore a formal gown with lace sleeves and veil, and was given in marriage by her brother Bobby Watts. DeAnna Harper served as maid of honor, Wayne McKay as best man, and the couple now reside at 704 East Broadway. Loftis works for Carrier in Tyler.
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Memorial Baptist Church
Wanda Kay Watts
Eugene Loftis
Violet C. Watts
East Broadway
Ernest Loftis
S. Main
Elmer Kelley
Dot Williams
Bobby Watts
Jerry Money
Jimmy Allen
Wayne McKay
E. Broadway
Mr. Loftis
Carrier
Tyler
Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Loftis at Community Center
Post-nuptial courtesy Thursday evening honored Mrs Loftis with a wedding shower at the Community Center. Hostesses Myra Watts Joyce Dent Betty Logsdon Dorothy Williams Glenna Harper oversaw refreshments. Mary Choice kept the guest book. Attendees included Minnie Moloy Lela Clements Judy Watts Fannie Harper Violet Watts and others. several guests sent gifts but could not attend.
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Judy Watts
Fannie Harper
Violet Watts
Sandra McKinley
Bessie McKinley
Nita Hodges
DeAnna Harper
Sue Williams
Mary Choice
Alvin Money
Bonnie White
J.A. Phillips
Joel Johnson
Jettye Johnson
Gayle Johnson
Monique Gage
Donald Logsdon
Bob Forman
White Oak News Hospitalized in Gladewater City
Hospital status reports Mr. H. H. Hopkins improving after confinement. Family visits include Bill McAlexander and relatives from Euless and Dallas. World War II 300th Engineers reunion attended at Grand Lodge Motel. Other items note Mrs. Melba Eggleston in Houston tests and Camp Switch WHO Club picnic at Gladewater Lake.
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Gladewater City Hospital
H. H. Hopkins
Hopkins
Bill Mc Alexander
Terri
Mike
Mark
Euless
Texas
Henry Griesser
McAlexander
Dallas
Grand Lodge
Melba Eggleston
Houston
Eggleston
Claude Dill
Claudia Carrington
Carrington
Nellie
Arthur Logan
Susan
Judy
Toledo Bend Lake
Fred Tuttle
Nobie Tuttle
Bill McAlexander
Albert Hunter
Montgomery
Alabama
Lanie
Tina
Max
Dallas Civic Opera To Premiere Fedora
The Dallas Civic Opera will stage the Southwestern premiere of Giordano's Fedora with Magda Olivero and Mario Del Monaco in leading roles. The production, designed by Peter Hall, previously premiered in Genoa in 1968 and will be mounted for Dallas with new costumes and scenery. Fedora closes the 1969 season after Aida and Don Giovanni, with performances on November 26 and 29.
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Dallas Civic Opera
Giordano
Fedora
Magda Olivero
Mario del Monaco
Olivero
del Manco
Enrico Caruso
Andrea Chenier
DCO
Nicola Rescigno
Lisbon
Antionetta Stella
Dallas Civic Opera Will
Teatro Carlo Felice
Genoa
Peter Hall
Dallas
Venice
Lawrence, Kelly and Rescigno
Hall
Fresh Air Follies And Workaday Quips At The Bank
A New York AP item notes Sidney Eagle, 65, jumped into the trunk of a fleeing car to retrieve stolen pants from his shop. He shouted for help, drawing two patrol cars to halt the getaway and lead to three arrests.
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New York
Sidney Eagle
Eagle
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