Oscar J Fox Texan composer dies at 82 in Virginia
Oscar J Fox longtime Texas composer and choral director died in Charlottesville at 82. He wrote The Hills of Home Rain and the River Oh Perfect Love White in the Moon the Long Road Lies My Heart is a Silent Violin and music for Old Paint Old Chisholm Trail. Fox had national renown for ballads and solos and taught at The University of Texas. A memory segment notes his Lubbock appearances and lifelong ties to Texas music.
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Oscar “J. Fox
Charlottesville
Fox
Home
Chisholm Trail
Laphe Texan
San
Antonio
Longview
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
sHis
University of Texas
University’ Choral Society
Sky's the Limit Insurance Specialist Prefers Women
Edith Curren profiles Eve Byron Wyatt of Mill Valley who for 14 years has built a large clientele in women only insurance. She argues women are friendlier to women and that social security fails working women in retirement. Wyatt began after becoming widowed and now sells mainly to corporate executives and other professional women.
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Edith Curren
San Francisco
UPN
Eve Byron Wyatt
Wyatt
Mill Valley
Execs
Calendar highlights and club notices in Chi ORL chapter
The item lists events at 7:30 pm for Beta Sema Phi and Gamma Phi Beta Alumna in Plains National Bank rooms, plus YMCA gatherings and a Maversham party house event. It notes income brackets for insurance policies and quotes Mrs. Wyatt about selling insurance and college plans.
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Plains National Bank
Gamma Phi Beta
Maversham
Gar Ave
Mayes Recceton Center
YMCA
Wyatt
Twin Ring Rites Read Twin Ring Rites Read
Mrs Nelle Pinkerton and Carroll Gene Bartley wed at 9 30 in bride home. Minister Rhodes Jr of Memphis Avenue Church for Christ conducted a double ring ceremony. Parents Loy White and Leona Bartley. Bridesmaids Sharon Pinkerton Esther Winyard. Aubrey Daniel best man. Candles lit by Loy and Sharon Pinkerton. Reception followed. Travel plans to Roswell and Ruidosa NM. Bride Tulia High School Texas Tech employed by Texas Department of Public Welfare. Groom Mule Shoe High School employed by Dairies country. Mackenz ie Park Lubbock activities.
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Nelle Pinkerton
35Th St
Carrol Gene Bartley
Rhodes Jr
Memphis Avenue Church
Aubrey Daniel
Sharon Pinkerton
Esther Winyard
Loy
Lou Pinkerton
Daniel
Roswell
Ruidess
N.M
Tulia Orsup
Texas ‘Tech
State
Public Welfare
Muleshoe
Alters Country Cn Dusicwe BS
Lubbock City
Betty Noles to Wed Mr Viney in Church Ceremony
Betty Noles will wed Charles Mac Viney son of Mr and Mrs C M Viney in a ceremony at the Broadway Church of Christ. The announcement lists wedding party members from several area churches and notes the bride is a Tom S. Lub bock High School graduate who attended Texas Tech. The groom is Floydada High School graduate and Tech freshman. Vows are set for Saturday in the Chapel.
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Merle Noles
Panpeienic
Charles Mac Viney
Otters
Trina
C. M. Viney
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Texas Tech
Floydada High School
Tech
Broadway Church of Christ
Beth Clark to Wed Hart in Ford Memorial Church
Beth Clark bride elect of Robert Hart was honored at a miscellaneous shower at 8 p.m. Monday at 3314 24th St. Her blue and white colors featured in the centerpiece and an electrical appliance was given. Attending were Mmes. Mack Wilson and others. Hart and Clark plan vows August 12 at the First Baptist Church. Frances Riley of Dallas is visiting until Saturday. Mrs. Charles E. Long and daughter Susan Jean depart for Schulinfurt Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Mathus returned from Milwaukee visiting relatives. Parrish family returned from Lafayette Parish and Parrish works at J T Hutchinson Junior High. Mrs. Parrish to be a dietician at Evans Junior High.
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Beth Clark
Robert Hart
J. W. Chapman
24Th St
Mmes
Mack Wilson
Melvis Make
Ernest Moore
Bud White
Miss Clark
C. Clark
25Th St
Hart
First Baptist Church
Charles E. Long
Susan Jean
Temple Ave
Schulinfurt
Germany
Clyde R. Mathus
Milwaukee
Wis
Victor Bond
Donna Mathus
Lubbock
Ft. Leonard Wood
Pvt
Don Larry Mathus
C. T. Duke
Altus
Okla
Mathus
Creed Parrish
Patricia Copeland Weds Danny Owen in Plainview Church
Miss Patricia Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stanley Copeland, of Lubbock, married Danny E. Owen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Condie Owen, in a double ring ceremony at the Plainview First Methodist Church. The couple will reside at 1600 E Hickory Street Midland after a wedding trip to San Antonio.
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Plainview
Patricia Stanley Cope
Bouquetland
Owen
Lub- Kenneth
Richard Grubler
Odessa
J.C. Owen
Jand
Don Roberson
Lubbock
Robby Jim Crues
Robert Meineeke
Olton
Gloria Sue Houston to Marry Aug. 27
Abernathy Texas notices announce the marriage plans of Gloria Sue Houston and Ronald Edward Taylor. Gloria Sue is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Houston and a junior at West Texas State College in Canyon. Ronald Edward Taylor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes Taylor of Shamrock and a freshman at WTSC. Vows will be read August 27 at the First Methodist Church.
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Abernathy
E. A. Houston
Gloria Sue
Ronald Edward Taylor
Wilkes Taylor
Shamrock
Sannerwood High School
West Texas State College
Canyon
Abernathy High School
WTSC
First Methodist Church
Diane Wilkerson and Jerry Bostick wed at First Christian Church
Miss Diane Wilkerson and Jerry Wayne Bostick pledged double ring vows at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the First Christian Church with Rev. Dr. Dudley Strain officiating. The couple, both Odessa natives, will reside in Midland after a wedding reception in the Fellowship Hall.
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Stephanie Diane Wilkerson
Jerry Wayne Bostick
First Christian Church
Dudley Strain
Trey Wilkerson
Leemon Bosticke
Odessa
Chantilly
Shirley Smith
Fred Rogers
David
Miss Victory Honored With Two Courtesies in Lubbock
Bride elect Miss Sara Victory of Sam Crow received two pre wedding honors, a luncheon at 1 p.m. at the Lubbock Club and a twilight tea at 205 Wayne Ave hosted by Mrs. W. D. Hord and Mrs. Joe Arrington and Mrs. Monroe Thomas of Fort Worth. Gifts included a stainless steel set for the honoree.
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Sara Victory
Sam Crow
Lubbock Club
W. D. Hord
Wayne Ave
Joe Arrington
Monroe ‘Thomas
Fort Worth
Guy Victory
Hord
Earl Archer
A. D. Crow
Miss Burnett Given Courtesy Before Wedding
Sharon Burnett bride elect of Gerald Emerson was feted at a luncheon Saturday at Hemphill Wells Tea Room Monterey Center. Coral and white decor highlighted the event attended by her mother Mrs. RR Burnett grandmother Mrs. J. C. Hurt Hale Center and twin sister Miss Karen Burnett. Hostesses were Mrs James F Beck Mrs HL Elms Mrs C E Garret and Mrs M W King. Their gift was linen. Emerson Burnett rites will be read at 1 pm Thursday in the bride’s parents home.
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Sharon Burnett
Gerald Emerson
M. W. King
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Anglo Py
Margaret Turner
Torium
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Oscar J. Fox
Zportrait Fund
Pjoscof Wilson Pta
Daisy Godeke
Library Board
City PT Council
Friends of
Larry Wells
al’ I
Hf. F. Godeke
Lubbock Public
Marvin C. Armstrong
38Th St
Starlighters Square Dance Club
Mackenale ‘Terrace
Mackenzie Park Lublack
ORK
Menie
Mackenzie Lodge Hiatt
Betty Noles
Mr. Viney
First Christian Cwf
Groune
Omer Bantz
Ave
Charles Collins
Oh St
Tabet Garrison
Yah SL
Forrest Heights
Pheasant Ridge
Hare
Wesley Methatnt
Cureh
Greenlawn Church of Chrilass
Ladbbock
Chrstian Polleze
Trinity Baptist
Wal Am
Jay Circle
Furst Assembly of Gad Missionary Council
Pioneer Memorial Methodist Wscs
Word of Truth
Furst’ Federal Savings
Lean Branch
Woh Trice
First Baptist Friendship
First Baptist
Christ the King
Attar Society
East 41St St
New York City
Oun
Sunbeam
American State Bank
F.D.I.C
Patricia Copeland
Danny E. Owen
Plainview High School
Phi Delta ‘Theta
Texas Electric
Midland
Hickory St
Santi NM
Gloria Sue Houston
New York
Forstmann Woolens
Crestwood
Thomas
Plaza Fabric Center
DIOR
Diane Wilkerson
Jerry Bostick
Miss Burnett
Effergere
Rafel
Cavatey Wat
Reva
Helen Shewali
Gail Horn
Jester Roberts
Dorothy Whitson and
Marie Harston
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