Texas Tech Student Wedding in Midland Ceremony
Miss Mary Patricia Speed wed John William Lindley at First Methodist Church Midland in a pink and white bridal setting. The ceremony at 7 30 p m featured Rev Albert F Lindley, gowns of ivory silk taffeta, lace appliques, and a white Bible with orchid and stephanotis. Attendants wore cameo pink gowns while Barbara Jean Speed served as junior bridesmaid.
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Midland
Mary Patricia Speed
John William
Bill) Lindley
First Methodist Church
Albert F. Lindley
John M. Speed Jr
Thomas Foster Lindley
Seminole
Mr. Lindley
Durwood Rust
Sheveport
Martha Anne Speed
Barbara Jean Speed
Tahoka Church Opens Spring Revival Today
Tahoka Special report: First Methodist Church begins spring revival with evangelist Dr. E. D. Landreth of Lamesa. Pastor Aubrey White leads morning sermon and 7 30 p m revival serves daily through April 21 with noon to 1240 p m daytime services for workers and a free lunch in Fellowship Hall. Choir director Mrs E W Patterson oversees songs and duets with a booklet of old gospel songs used nightly.
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Tahoka
First Methodist Church
E. D. Landreth
Aubrey White
Landreth
Fellowship Hall
E. W. Patterson
SPC Students Attend Texas Junior College Convention
Eight South Plains College students will attend the Texas Junior College Student Council Assn convention in Uvalde from April 19 to 21. Attendees include Ronnie Marley SPC student council president and Gloria Forehand secretary, Gerald Anderson sophomore class president, Joan Brown inter-club council chairman, Sue Fenrich Plainsman Press editor, and Reta Tudor, joined by Don Appling the student council sponsor and advisor.
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Levelland
South Plains College
Texas
Uvalde
Ronnie Marley
SPC
Gloria Forehand
Gerald Anderson
Joan Brown
Sue
Fenrich
Plainsman
Reta Tudor
Don Appling
Elegant pink roses and pearls mark Houston bride’s trip to Lubbock
The bride wore a silk spice tone three piece suit and orchid from her bridal bouquet. LeRoy A. Jameson of Houston served as best man with Durwood Rust of Shreveport as groomsman. Ushers were Tony Speed of Oklahoma City Jerry Sullivan of Seminole John Latta of Dallas and Kenneth Johnson. George DeHart played traditional music. A reception followed in the church parlor before a short wedding trip. The couple will reside in Lubbock. The bride is a Texas Woman’s University alum and senior home economics major at Texas Tech. her husband is a senior agriculture student at Tech.
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LeRoy A. Jameson
Houston
Durwood Rust
Shreveport
Tony Speed
Oklahoma’ City
Jerry Sullivan
Seminole
John
Latta
Dallas
Kenneth, Johnson
George DeHart
Lubbock
Texas Woman's University
Texas Tech
Tech
Janetta Beilve Weds Gregory G Lamb in Baptist Church
Mrs. Janetta Beilve and Gregory Gene Lamb married in a 10 a.m. ceremony at Second Baptist Church. Rev. Arthur M. Brewer and Rev. Bob Hearn officiated with music by Mrs. Roy Van Hoove. The couple plans to reside at 1822 East Brown after a New Mexico trip. Mrs. Lamb, a Texas Tech English graduate and current Atkins Junior High teacher, is joined by groom Gregory Lamb, a Tech agronomy graduate enrolled in engineering.
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Janetta Beilve
Gregory Gene Lamb
Second Baptist Church
Arthur M. Brewer
Bob Hearn
Roy van Hoove
Bert G. Bruce
Cactus
Ernest L. Lamb
Stanley Lamb
Dwight Pounds
Odessa
Grant Lamb
Amarillo
Bill McAlister
Jon
Mark Beilne
New Mexico
1822
East Brown
Lamb
Texas Tech
Atkins
A Tech
Agron
New Delhi
India
Tech
British belt maker recalls unsafe seatbelt design
A London firm announces safety tests show their auto belt is unsafe and plans a new belt for buyers of the old model. The company states it will supply the updated belt to existing purchasers.
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Right London
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Samins
Summer
Companion
the Spectator
Sumatra
Margaret
Branell
Linda
James
Gregory G. Lamb
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Borger
Mrs, Gregory Lamb
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