Graduation Dinner Honors Cindy Everett Evening Notes
Mrs. Carol Hasserd of 2006 Lazy Lane hosted a graduation dinner for Cindy Everett on Wednesday May 18 at her home. Eight guests enjoyed curried chicken fruit salad and chocolate cake. Cindy Everett graduates this month with La Marque High School class of 1972 and plans to attend College of the Mainland this summer. She has attended La Marque schools for 12 years.
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Carol Hasserd
Lazy Lane
Cindy Everett
C. R. Beal
Everett
la Marque High School
College of the Mainland
la Marque
Golden Age Chapter Spring Picnic at Port Bolivar
The Mainland Golden Age Chapter held its annual spring picnic at Ed Tholcken's beach home in Port Bolivar hosted by Mrs. W. T. Anderson and son Harry. Activities included card games dominoes fishing and crabbing with a dinner of fried chicken barbecue sausage lasagna salads and pies. Birthday honoree Mrs. Anderson received a gift from Mrs. E. W. Pokluda.
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Mainland
Ed Tholcken
Port Bolivar
W. T. Anderson
Harry
Anderson
E. W. Po
E. W. Pokluda
Charles Smith
J. M. Smith
la Porte
Louis van Ermen
Debie Beach Receives Degree At TCU May 14
La Marque resident Debbie Ray Beach joined about 950 Texas Christian University students in receiving degrees at spring commencement held May 14 in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Beach of 1404 Lamar.
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la Marque
Debbie Ray Beach
Texas Christian University
George Beach
Lamar
TCU
Daniel-Meyer Coliseum
Sue Lindeman Honored With Bridal Shower
Sue Lindeman bride elect of Johnny Dean Mitchell was honored with a Saturday May 20 bridal shower at 825 Shady Lane hosted by nine women. About fifty guests attended including the groom’s mother Mrs John D Mitchell. Out of town guests Mrs Mabel Hallmark and Mrs Marty Hallmark. The couple plan to marry in August in Iowa.
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Sue Lindeman
Johnny Dean Mitchell
Charles H. Westerlage III
Shady Lane
John D. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mabel Hallmark
Texas City
Marty Hallmark
Rose Duplicate Bridge Results From Eight-Table Movement
John Quinn announces C and Fable results from the eight table Mitchell movement. North-South winners: first Mrs. John Sapio and Mrs. E J Chionsini. second Charlotte Moskowitz and Mrs. J D Engman. third Mrs. G A Lindholm and Mrs. Joe Brecher. East-West winners: Mrs. Lloyd Parker and Mrs. Donald Markle. tied for second through fourth were several Texas City pairs and Galveston players. For information call Mrs. John Quinn at 945-7822.
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John Quinn
John Sapio
Galveston
E. J. Chionsini
la Marque
Charlotte Moskowitz
J.D. Engman
Texas City
G. A. Lindholm
Joe Brecher
Lloyd Parker
Donald Markle
Ellie McKay
Francis Weis
Floyd Jonte
Joe Goebel
Galveston Stroke Club Nominates Officers for Election
The Galveston Stroke Club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday May 25 at the William Temple Community House 427 Market Galveston. Nominating chair Toney Wern presents Ellis Williamson for president A J Wern for vice president Doris Doak for correspondence secretary Lois Geer for recording secretary and Fred C Junemann for treasurer. Nominations from the floor welcome. Only stroke victims may vote.
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Galveston
Community meeting schedule list and VFW post installation
Readable local notices show multiple community groups meeting this week. Naomi Circle No 4 hosts 6 30 p m today at Mrs Rose Howard with plans for a Sunday benefit service. Bible Band of Progressive Baptist Church meets Sunday. Deaconess board of Greater Bell Zion Baptist Church meets Friday at 7 30 p m. Community Bible Club Saturday at 7 p m at Mrs Jewel Turner’s home. Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church hosts Bible Band 6 to 7 pm Tuesday. Girls Auxiliary of Greater p m leads midweek at 30 2460 new officers. The La Marque Mainland VFW Post 8248 and Ladies Auxiliary install officers Sunday at the Post Home with Robert Kurtz as commander and a slate of officers. reception follows.
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Naomi
Rose Howard
Cora English
Progressive Baptist Church
Dorothy Soloman
Sarah Morris
Greater Bell Zion Baptist Church
Sally Linscomb
Jewel Turner
South Cobb
Dan McGill
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
D. N. Benford
Juanita Lusk
Richard A
Kirsten Mainland
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Herbert Ring
Alta Loma
Gloria Reed
Rosalie Ring
Robert Co. Kurtz
W. D. Franklin
Robert Carter
Ed Priddy
Rebekah Lodge Meets at Naomi Starling Home
The La Marque Rebekah Lodge No. 32 held its regular session at Naomi Starling’s home with Nona Tipton presiding as Noble Grand. Dolly Ayars announced napkin orders and knife orders due by June 1, a Memorial Day program was discussed, and refreshments were served. No meeting on May 29 due to holiday. next session set for June 5.
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la Marque Rebekah Lodge No
Naomi Starling
Nona Tipton
Noble Grand
Dolly Ayars
School Food Service Held Last Meeting
The La Marque School Food Service held its final meeting of the year in the Junior High School Cafeteria with Mrs. Tonolia Sopkins presiding. Mrs. Annie Jean Jackson gave the devotional. Minutes were read, committee reports filed, and plans discussed for attending the Houston state convention and summer workshop at San Jacinto College. Adella Yeager, 1972-73 president, received a president's pin before a salad and dessert buffet and a tape titled A Prescription for Happiness by Dr. Charles Jarvis.
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la Marque
Charles Jarvis
WMcArthur Welems Vows Solemnized in Palestine Texas
Susan Rose Nelms married Edward Joseph McArthur Jr in a double ring ceremony at the bride's parents home in Palestine Texas. Rev Joe Route of St Phillips Episcopal Church officiated before an altar with white flower baskets. Bridesmaids included Mrs Jerry Branson of Palestine with a mint green dress.
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Susan Rose Nelms
Edward Joseph McArthur Jr
Palestine
Texas
Joe Route
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
Tommie W. Nelms
N. Sycamore
Elma L. McArthur Sr
la Marque
Bridal Parties Honor Maria Paul Burns Jr. Bride-to-be
Maria Paul bride-elect of Robert William Burns Jr. was honored May 14 with a sherry party at 8625 Plantation Drive in Tex as City hosted by Mrs. E M Grimes and others. A May 21 shower at 18290 Upper Bay Road Clear Lake City featured red roses and fern for about 15 guests. The Burns-Paul wedding is set for June 10 at First Presbyterian Church in Bay Minette Alabama, with groom’s uncle Samuel Jewell as best man. The couple will reside in Nacogdoches. Mrs. Kopecky crowned Miss Transportation 1972 for Galveston Texas City Traffic Club.
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Carolyn Nell Zizelmann
Roy Mills Crawford Jr
Westbury Methodist Church
Houston
Eugene Easterly
Carroll R. Zizelmann
McKnight
Roy Mills Crawford Sr
Temple
Paula Conley
Susan Smith
Linda Cangelosi
Rod McCrary
James Rourke
Michael Johnson
John Zizelmann
Steve Barr
Acapulco
Austin
University of Texas
Maria Paul
Robert William Burns Jr
E. M. Grimes
Plantation Drive
Texas City
A. A. Smith
W.A. Burns
Grimes
Richard A. Wells
Miss Paul
Upper Bay Road
Clear Lake City
Burns-Paul
First Presbyterian Church
Joyce Kopecky
Lykes Bros. Steamship Company
Galveston
Galveston- Texas City Traffic Club
H. E. Campbell
Kopecky
Washington DC
George Kopecky
Virginia
LMHS
College of the Mainland
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