Wedding of Bishop's Daughter in California
The ceremony featured white gladioli and yellow lupine decor in a California setting. Bride wears white nylon net dress with lace and a tulle veil, carrying a white gladioli bouquet. Matron of honor Maysie Hoy Beroldi, best man Stephen J. Haspodar, and ring bearer Larry Brewer assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Calif
Ricks Brewer
Stanley Dorman
Maysie Hoy Beroldi
Austin
Stephen J. Haspodar
Sasa- Hide
Larry Brewer
Ellis Brown
Lawson Brewer Vows Exchanged In London
Miss Dianne Brewer became the bride of Addison Dale Lawson of Bishop California in a July 2 ceremony at the London Baptist Church. Rev O L Turner presided over the double ring vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Brewer of Mason and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs A D Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Brewer
Addison Dale Lawson
Bishop
Calif
London Baptist Church
O. L. Turner
W. E. Brewer
Mason
A. D. Law
Newly Weds Honored With Reception in London Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hight were honored with a reception and shower in London Community Hall on Tuesday eve ning July 28. Hostesses included Ellis Brown Jack Dayton Bennie Koerner Cecil Hight and many others. The decoration featured white gladioli red flowers greenery and candles. Gifts were arranged and displayed by Mrs. Traweek and Mrs. Poole. The cake was topped with a bride and groom and punch was served by Mrs. Hight and Mrs. Shussler. A program preceded gift opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hight
London Community Hall
Mmes
Ellis Brown
Jack Dayton
Bennie Koerner
Cecil Hight
E. H. Hiser
Alma Reichenau
Durwood Lott
Frank Shussler
Richard Carpenter
H. B. Collins, Sr
Bob Traweek
Jesse Hight
Danie Martin
Ervin Poole
Cecil Mansfield
Ernest Edwards
Victoria Brewer
Traweek
Poole
Edwards
Collins
Hight
Shussler
Bill High
Wedding of Miss Lawson and Mr. Lawson in Austin
The ceremony featured music by the bride’s cousin Miss Alice Dayton who sang A Wedding Prayer. A church reception followed with a white lace table, lupine decorations, and cake served by Mrs. Aston Haley. The couple plans to reside in Austin after July 15 following their Californa wedding trip.
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Alice Dayton
Aston Haley
Jack Dayton
Gwendolyn Brewer
California
Lawson
the Mason High School
Austin
Bishop
Calif
Bergstrom Afb
Junction Bank reports June assets and town plans for park
The Eagle notes Junction National Bank reports assets of 136960.41 as of June 29 1935. It also mentions Junction preparing for a August 28 29 entertainment with a new municipal park race and golf course dedication. Other items include sheep sales by Dee and Leonard Gibbs to Hutchinson of Sonora for 2.50 and 1000 head yearling ewes at 5, and new teachers Frank Hubbell and Mrs Mattie Patterson joining the local school.
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Junction National Bank
Junction
Dee
Leonard Gibbs
Hutchinson
Sonora
John D. Phillips
Frank Hubbell
Mattie Patterson
Ceremony Features Readings and Songs at Home Event
Rev. Ed wards gave a short talk and read a poem What Makes A Home. Alice Dayton and others sang several songs while Mrs Koerner led prayer. Mrs Reichenau and Mrs Koerner registered the S80 attendees.
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Edwards
Alice Dayton
Bobbie Nell Turner
Bobbie Jean Weaver
Bill Hight
Jimmy Carpenter
Koerner
Reichenau
Community figures and local business notes from July 1940
Coke R Stevenson Jr leads Junior Chamber of Commerce with Dr J E Wiedeman as vice president. Junctional National Bank shows assets 498490.38. West Texas Utilities builds over a mile of new distribution lines in Junction this year. Local anglers report several sizable catches from Johnson Fork, including a 3% pound bass and 12 pound catfish. Red Cross benefit supper planned by Legion Post. Lone Star Farmer degree recipients R Ball, H Ragsdill, H B Maddux. Cecil Holekamp and state FFA Band members noted.
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Junctional National Bank
West Texas Utilities
Junction
Luke Hagood
Jack Raborn
Guss Bannowsky
Northcutt Ranch
Johnson Fork
Red Cross
Legion Post
R. V. Ball
Howard E. Ragsdi
Golden wedding congratulations for Mr and Mrs G W Vierling
Death claims Mrs Florence Dupuy. The notice honors a long marriage and announces the passing of a local resident in brief obituary style.
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G. W. Vierling
Florence Dupuy
Fourth of July visitors stay with Midland hosts
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Boerm and Ronnie and Lynette from Midland visited over the Fourth of July weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs E V Stewart in the Ivy community.
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Ronnie
Lynette
Midland
E. V. Stewart
Ivy
Drenching and Spraying Equipment Turned Over for Continued Service
Notice states the owner has handed over drenching and spraying equipment to H. L. Sanders who will operate it on the same basis as in previous years and asks customers to extend their business.
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H. L. Sanders
H L Sanders Offer for Drenching and Spraying
For stock drenching and spraying including pecans see H L Sanders. Drenching seven cents per head with seven years experience. Special rate seven cents per head.
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H. L. Sanders
Visiting guests at the Hubbar home in Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs C E Hubbar hosted visitors over the July 4 weekend in Fort Worth including Mrs Anna Mae Sheppard her sister Mrs Sheppard and additional guests Mr and Mrs Keidel Sheppard To and Bill from McCamey and Joe G Cook from Fort Worth.
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Ft. Worth
Anna Mae Sheppard
Hubard
Shepard
Sheppard
Keidel Sheppard
Bill
McCamey
Joe G. Cook
Comanche Visit By Bishop Family And Sue
Mr and Mrs W T Bishop and Sue visited Comanche on Saturday in a brief local social note reflecting a family outing and a church or community context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Bishop
Sue
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Church of Christ
N. 10Th St
W. Leamons
KMBL
Electric Service
West Texas Utilities Company
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Wiedeman
Mr. and
Mrs
Lonnie Boerm
Texas
Mrs. C. E. Hubbar
Nelson’s Garage
Wrecker Service
College
Lincoln
Esso
Esso Extra
Humble Oil & Refining CO
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