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Newspaper
La Marque Times
Location
La Marque, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
5
Attendance at the club remains strong this summer with air conditioning drawing many kids. Officers meet July 7 to plan another party at 7 p.m. at the club. Thanks to Mr E and Mrs E and Mrs O Rourke for their help as chaperones. Strict dress rule enforces shorts above the knee. Congratulations Ed Taylor on bowling trophy. Club closed July 4. well wishes to Francis Zeringue.
Miss Mary Ann Mobley daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Mobley married Fred Richard Bell in a June 27 First Lutheran Church double ring ceremony in Galveston. The couple plans a two week honeymoon visiting Six Flags Over Texas Oklahoma City and Arkansas before residing in La Marque. Notables include Mrs Jean Beverly and bridesmaids from La Marque and Galveston. Out of town guests included relatives from Austin Caldwell and West Columbia.
Howard R. Hudson was promoted to private first class on June 10 in Germany where he serves with the 124th Ordnance Company near Stuttgart as a small arms repairman. He enlisted in October 1963 and arrived overseas last March after basic training at Fort Gordon. He is the son of William H. Hudson of Lynn North Carolina and his mother, Mrs. Karen Hudson, lives in Texas City, Texas.
Catherine L. Murphy of 4301 Bryce Ave was among St Louis University June graduates receiving a Bachelor of Science in the College of Arts and Sciences. The university awarded 1,161 degrees in total.
The La Marque Grandmothers Club No. 303 outlined July 4 plans at the Guaranty Federal building rooms. It will enter a car in the community parade and support bell ringing from 12:00 to 12:02 noon per Governor Connally. The meeting opened with the flag pledge and a memory moment for Mrs. Myrtle Lucas.
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