Barbara Kirkpatrick and Don Alford Pledge In Methodist Church
Barbara Jo Kirkpatrick and Don Lynd Alford exchange vows at 7 p.m. in First Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Chess Levern officiating. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kirkpatrick of Olton and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Alford of Slide Road. The bride wore re embroidered Alencon lace gown with a silk veil and bouquet of phalaenopsis orchids. Maid of honor Elizabeth Maxey. bridesmaids Brenda Kirkpatrick, Sandra Cox, Geneva Curry, Morrison Alford. Attendants in turquoise satin. flower girl Ann Alford. Best man Beau Brown. groomsmen Johnny Alford, Garland Weeks, Larry Alford, Jim Gamble. Guests seated by Kenny Mauck, Jim Strawn, Topper Maxey, John Sanford. Music by Mrs. Arthur Gamble and Mrs. T. J. Lovett. Reception at the church parlor. Bride educated Olton High. husband a Tech student in animal husbandry. member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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Barbara Jo Kirkpatrick
Don Lynd Alford
First Methodist
Chess Levern
C.D. Kirkpatrick
Olton
Howard Alford
Slide Road
Elizabeth, Maxey
Brenda Kirkptarick
Sandra Cox
Geneva Curry
Beau Brown
Snyder
Johnny Alford
Garland Weeks
Wichita Falls
Larry Alford
Petersburg
Jim Gamble
Kenny Mauck
Houston
Jim Strawn l
Seminole
Topper Maxey
John Sanford
Morton
Arthur Gamble
T. J. Lovett
Alford
Olton High School
Texas Tech
Monterey High School
Tech
Sigma: Alpha ‘Epsilon
Miss Edwina Overstreet Weds Ronald Davenport
Miss Edwina Overstreet of Floydada state college now Mrs Ronald Lee Davenport of Weston Colorado are married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church. The couple plan a Colorado trip and will reside in Lubbock after the wedding.
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Matador
New Mexico
Edwina Overstreet
Floydada State College
Ronald Lee
Colorado State University
Maveinavel
Gvie Gli Ol
Lulu
First Methodist
W. B. Vaughn
R. Win Overtsreet
Floydada
Jack R. Davenport
Weston
Colo
Colorado
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Lubbock
Davenport
Texas Tech
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service
Tech
Tech To Host Ag Engineers Southwest Section Meeting
Texas Tech will host the annual Southwest Section, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, April 17 to 19 in the Student Union Building. Officials expect speakers from at least eight states, with sessions on soil and water conservation, new equipment, and agricultural production methods.
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American Society of ‘ Cultural Engineers
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Pioneer Hotel
Billy Bryan
University of Arkansas
A.W. Farrell
National Asae
J. L. Butt
Robert C. Irwin
Ford Tractor Division
Birmingham
Mich
Lubbock
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