Craft Molesworth Wedding in Clarendon Episco pal Church
Dorothy Patricia Molesworth daughter of Mr and Mrs John Molesworth Clarendon and granddaughter of Mrs A L Mudge Junction wed William Eugene Craft son of Mr and Mrs George Craft Brice in a 4 pm ceremony at St John the Baptist Episcopal Church Clarendon The gown with antique family provenance and a veil of Spanish linen lace highlighted the event A reception followed at the bride’s aunt Miss Charlotte Molesworth home After a Texas trip the couple plans to live on a ranch near Tahoka The bride wore a tweed suit for traveling and she and the groom are graduates of St Marys Hall Boulder and Lakeview High School respectively The ceremony drew friends and family from Junction and nearby towns including A L Mudge and Fred Mudge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Patricia Molesworth
John Molesworth
Clarendon
A. L. Mudge
Junction
William Eugene Craft
George Dewey Craft
Brice
Warren Fry
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church
George Keith Gordon
Royal British Navy
Asia Minor
Mudge
Johanna Hill
Charlotte Molesworth
East Texas
Craft
Lakeview High School
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
A- L- Mudge
Fred Mudge
Minnie Riley
Olive Chadwell
W. E. Allen
Reid and Cunningham Guests Visit Carlsbad Cavern Trip
Mr and Mrs C E Reid and Mr and Mrs Charles Cunningham and Jo Lynn traveled to Carlsbad Cavern the Davis Mountains and Presidio visiting relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Reid
Charles Cunningham
Jo Lynn
Carlsbad Cavern
Davis Mountains
Presidio
Thanksgiving Visitors Across Town and Ranch Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Walter W Leamons and family including John Duke home from San Angelo Junior College attended Thanksgiving dinner at the Allen Bishop ranch. Billy Meriwether and Gay visited Ranger Capt and Mrs Gully Cowsert and went to College Station for the football game. Gay spent time with her grandparents. P E Holcomb and sons Harry and Paul spent the long weekend in Austin. Bill Mansfield returned from A M to join the deer season with an 8 point buck. Pete Jacoby and family stayed on the Jacoby ranch in Real County from Thursday to Sunday. Thanksgiving guests at Mrs Samma Bakers included R E Allen of Natalia and Felix Itz of Ballinger. H I Taylor was admitted to Nix hospital in San Antonio Friday and underwent surgery Monday morning. Mary Jo Taylor home from Poteet helped transport him. Homer Mansfield Kerrville visitor. Fred Taylor and Mrs H I Taylor spent Monday in San Antonio with H I Taylor during his surgery. Mrs Vashti Taylor visited San Antonio Saturday and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Leamons
John Duke
San Angelo Junior College
Allen Bishop Ranch
Billy Meriwether
Gay
Gully Cowsert
College Station
H. I. Taylor
Nix
San Antonio
Mary Jo Taylor
David Taylor
Fred Taylor
Vashti Taylor
Presbyterian Guest Pastor to Return in Junction
William Robert Gage, a senior at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Junction native, will return as guest pastor this Sunday. He previously preached in Junction last October and has served as supply pastor at Elgin's First Presbyterian Church for a year, with prior summer work in McAllen. Gage holds a BA from Austin College Sherman and is a Marine Corps veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Gage
Junction
Presbyterian Church
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Gage
Dallas
First Presbyterian Church
Elgin
McAllen
Austin College
Sherman
Marine Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molesworth
Lonnie Boerm
E. V. Stewart
W. M Boerm
Delton Stewart
A&m
Vonceil Daniel
Draughons Business College
Mrs. T. O Daniel
P. E. Holcomb and Sons
Harry and
Paul
Austin
Bill Mansfield
Pete Jacoby
Billy
David
Jacoby Ranch
Real County
Samma_ Baker
R. E. Allen
Natalia
Felix Itz
Ballinger
Mrs
Homer Mansfield
Kerrville
McKinney’s
Santa
Daisy Gun Company
Buck Rogers
Poppin
HANES
Dickies
Hafner Trains
Schillings
IDEAL
Betsy Wetsy Dolls
Magic Skin
Virginia Ash
Worth Brand
Superform
Sylvia Brassiers
Katina
Dickie
Arizona
McKinneys
Lana Joyce
Cannon
London
Munity Hall
McKinney’s Dry Goods
London, Texas
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