Wedding of Martha Hénarix and Robert Rodriguez in Texas
The article details the June 3 wedding of Martha Hénarix and Robert Rodriguez, with Martha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magek of Corpus Christi and the groom son of Mrs. A. P. Rodriguez of San Antonio. It describes ceremony at a Catholic church, elaborate reception at the bride’s parents’ home, attendants, gown details, decorations, and postnuptial plans to reside in Fort Worth. It lists out-of-town guests from Texarkana, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Waco, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hendrix
Martha Toarek
Charles
Magek
Corpus Chéisli
Texas
Sauna
Sreet
Ney Ea
Cisks
Hendrix Spraggins
Homer Jones
Sh. Omsha
Maid of
Daniel
San Antonio
John
Nix
Shelly Sharpe
Fort Worth
Caudry
Wanzell
Nagasaki Cartellias
Mia. Rodriguez
Ray Lawrence
Jo Ann
W&kdl
Los Angeles
California
W.il. . Stroud
A. A. Albritton
Ben Burroughs
Texarkana
J. M. Sharpe
Royce Nix
John Britt
A. A. Halbert
Rob Jones
Paula Raley
Lyla Brown
Betty Owen
Jane Burroughs
Dana Cunningham
Carolyn Coffee
Judy Moses
Dale Woods
Magnolia
Hot Springs
Boyce Street
Heupe High School
Baylor University
Grpom
The
Southwestern
Senvhary
Kenneth. Webb
Marvin Libby Webb
L. Singard
J. W. Tobit
Libby Webb
L. M Nik
Mys
Vanderbilt
F. Cherry
Oliver Dreyer
J. W. Peyton
Derrel' Martin
B. Burroughs
Gene Lett
Jimmy Lett
Robert Lett
A. N. Maxey
Royde Nix
Krista Kay Nix
Kery Nix
Wil} Martins
Frank Earhart
Téxarkana
Cen treville Home Demonstration Club Hosts February Meeting
Mys D M Callier hosted the Cen treville Home Demonstration Club February gathering. Spring flower arrangements decorated the rooms while guest speaker Mrs H E Fatterson spoke on International Relations. Lorraine B Willis demonstrated Sunburst hot dish mats, sucker sticks, and wooden beads. Reports were given by Mrs Denyey Goynes and Mrs Pearl Campbell as John Ok roy, president, chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Callier
Centervile
Vantage
Reggio
Mars
Clyde Snelgtaye
Denyey Goynes
Pearl Campbell
John Ok Roy
Beng Bot ‘Hospital
Liberty Hill
Lorraine B. Wylie
Lester.Kent
Irvin Betts
E. H. Byers
Little Rock
W. H. Light
Charlie Tate
Lester Beckham
Walter Hairston
Clyde Huckabee
Melrose
Pauling Sanders
Perry Hedley
Robison
H. E B. Patterson
Lucy Barnes
Lorraine Wylie
Wes Ninsmire
Doyle Rogers
Births in Hempstead Month Sees Dozens of New Arrivals
A Hempstead month ending February records numerous births including boys and girls from families such as James and Dixie Laughard. Luther and Patsy Kennedy. Me lissa Norenc. Gary Wayne. Dorene az. Linda Diane. and more. The report lists parents and newborns across multiple homes and mentions accompanying community events and club meetings in Columbus and Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
White Bitty
Juanita Gunter
Timothy Webb
Tina Marle
George
Alice Rosenbaum
Linda Ann
Joe
Minnie McCorkle
Danny
Steven
Latwrence
Tleta Bearden
Darrell Gene
Homer
Betty Jones
Charles Brian
Luther
Patsy Kennedy
Daniel Steven
Bobby
Zelma
Brown
Judy Carol
Roy
Hikta Warren
Melissa Norenc
James
Dixie Laughard
Marsha Renee
L. C
Helen Oglesby
Garenda Carol
A. J
Patsy Rhodes
Gary Wayne
Sherman
Ernie Henderson
Sherman Aubrey
white _ James
Cora Winfield
Dorene
Priscilla’ Johnson
Ray Charles
TL. C
Estella Stuart
Leveaster
David
Ophilia Monks
Terry Lynn
Silvester
Essie Holmes
Winfred Charles
Robert
Martha Wyatt
Robert Jr
Jim
Emma Stuart
Manuel
Willie
Barbara
Odgen
Alma Elizabeth
Macon
Ozle Wilson
Linda Diane
Fragmentary line hints at a personal notice or tribute
The readable fragment references a person named Issie Brown and mentions a Mrs. Isssie Brown plus a spouse or family context. Details are incomplete, but the snippet implies a personal notice or acknowledgment within a community record.
Prescott News social items feature clubs and meetings
Prescott residents attend a series of club gatherings with hostesses and officers. Sarah Janet Bryson hosts Juvenile Music Club with Peggy Warren co-hostess and Helendale Ledbetter presenting piano selections. members include Marcella Cox Carolyn Daniel Marela Buchanan. Practical Nurses meet at Mrs May Van Meter home with Viola Phillips leading and study from Nansen. Wesleyan Guild and WSCS hold joint meeting at First Methodist Church with Mrs J W Teeter leading in Christian Discipleship talk. about 40 members attend. Mrs Jess Hays hosts the 37 Contract Club with high score won by Art Regnier. refreshments feature hyacinths jonquils and camellias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Janet Bryson
Peggy Warren
Ann Scalt
Shich
Helendale Ledbetter
Marcella Cox
Carolyn Daniel
Marela Buchanan
Mre. van Meter
Prescott Practical Nurses Association
May van Meter
Viola Phillips
Nansen
Guild
Ws¢S
Wesleyan Guild
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Chrch
J. W. Teeter
J. W. MecMahon
Juanita Taylor
J. W. Gist
C. A. Eagle
Teeter
Mis .Lee
Jess Hava
Jess Hays
Art Regnier
Frank ‘Gilbert
Mark Justis
B. Scott
George, Christopher
Jack Harrell
Archie Johnson
Miss Hepburn Stars With Astaire In Funny Face
Audrey Hepburn arrives in Hollywood to film Funny Face with Fred Astaire. She plays a fashion model and plans dancing and singing numbers, training to regain form after four years away from professional dance. Hepburn discusses European work, future projects, and life between continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Wooodim
Audrey Hepburn
Hollywood
Miss Hepburn
Fred Asigire
Sabrina
MH Lincoln
Astaire
Paris
Maggna
Europe
May Step Up Shooting Release
Secretary of Defense Wilson signaled possible acceleration of B52 bomber production with continent spanning range. He noted no increase in overall defense spending. Democratic critics accuse the Pentagon of lagging behind Russia in long-range missile development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Pentagon
Russia
Nixon Told to Chart His Own Course by Ike
President Eisenhower said he has asked Vice President Nixon to chart his own course on seeking a second term. He would not say if he would support Nixon as running mate and noted he “is not going to be pushed into a corner” on the matter. Eisenhower added he would withdraw if his health prevented him from performing duties and would inform the public.
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Washington
Eisenhowers
Nixon
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Eischhower
Eisenhower J
Nixn
Richard M. Nixon
Tia
Notable U S Official Comments On Missile Program
A government official described the missile as “only one weapon” in the American defense arsenal and argued its importance has been overstressed amid program controversy. He avoided engaging in judgments on whether the United States or Russia is advancing faster in weapon development despite persistent media questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Russia
Democrats to Send Bunch to Convention
The State Democratic Committee voted to send 92 delegates to the national party convention in Chicago on Aug 13 to cast Arkansas votes. Chair man Toom Harper of Fort Smith will call a meeting for delegation selection soon. The first state primary is July 31 and the second Aug 14. The committee also allocated 42 delegates to the biannual state convention among counties, with allocations based on gubernatorial primary votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Democratic Committee
National Party
Arkansas
Chicago
Toom Harper
Fort Smith
Harper
Lacy Lawrence
Texarkana
Arkansas Racing Commission
Orval Farbus
Newton
Searcy
Pulaski
Hildegarde Disses Imported Chanteuses In Pink Mink
Chicago gossip notes Hildegarde criticizing Paris singers Edith Piaf Lucienne Boyer Painchou and Genevieve as overpriced. She shows a pink mink stole and a $750 pink faille dress with crystal beads, plus a $3,000 jasmine mink stole, claiming she has spent about $600,000 on costumes over 25 years in show business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Gavzer
Chicago
Hildegarde
Coll Turers
Paris
Edith Piaf
Lucienne Boyer
Painchou
Genevieve
Piaf
Wildegarde
Boyer
Patachon
Milwaukee
Disarmament Policy Is Revised
The Eisenhower administration sharply changes U S disarmament policy to fit hydrogen bombage needs as Presidential Assistant Harold Stassen says the plan should appeal to Russia if anyone asks him to push Nixon aside this year Eisenhower denies urging the vice president to step down and signals no instruction to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington Ut
Markets in Nation List Meat Bargains
Nation wide meat bargain roundup highlights pork chops and pork loin roasts on sale from coast to coast. Wholesale pork prices dip slightly while retail prices likely fall as peak marketing season nears in April. Poultry and turkey parts feature prominently with roast duck and various cuts offered at modestly discounted rates. Fresh produce from the southwest includes broccoli cabbage and spinach as good buys along with citrus fruits and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Whotedife
South West
Californ
Arizona
Texas
Florida
U. S. Department of Agricuture
Quotations From Folks in the News
United Press reports on diverse voices from Eisenhower Nixon space stations voter rights Autherine Lucy and farm policy. Stassen travels to London to coordinate new U S disarmament proposals with Britain France and Canada ahead of talks with the Soviet Union.
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Eisenhower
Stassen
United States
London
Morrow
U. S
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
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Ibis
Methodist Church
A. D
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Me Ty
Centirvie
Cornell
Collier
Raymond Johnson
Columbus
I. K. “Boyce
Tommy McCorkle
Eo Evans
R. F. Caldwell
Carl Hicks
C. Hy
Slaton
Q. Johnson
R. C. Stuart
Ernest Delaney
Frank Delaney
J. C
Hilpp
Hugh Gilbert
Péulloe
Clendeniptil
Nellie B. Campbell
Alexandria
Louisiana
Leo Evans
L. K. Boyce, Jr
Ming
Isssie Brown
Prescott News
Billy Wilder
Willy Wyler
Mel Ferrer
Anatole Liviak
Malibu
Shey
D. L. McRae Jr
Harold Ingram
Wallace Pemberton
Tom Hitt
T. B. Logan
Jennie Lewis
Ida McGuire
Gordon
Jess Eubanks
Henry Bone
Sherman, Texas
C. G. Hirst
Matt Hitt
CG. D. McSwain
Dorado
Frank Gilbert
Bob Reynolds
Kay
Jonesboro
Bob Fincherland
Macy Garner
Little Reck
Max Kitchens
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Hope
B. C. Stivers
Glenn Ors
Virginia Kinney
C. C. Wahlquist
Bert Wingfield
Wallace Wood
Rey
Seldon Blackburn
First Christian Church
Garden
Wingfield
Philip Foster
Martin
Shreveport
Ike
United Press
Darrel C. Romick
Minden
Winnlee P. Clement
Webster Parish
New York
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Robert Kerr
D-Okla
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