Local bridal showers and birth announced in Mississippi
MOWAT and Miss MacDougall are honored at a wedding shower with about 120 guests at 1608 56th St in Gulfport. The couple plans to wed Aug. 23 in Forrest Heights United Methodist Church. Also Miss Jan Crisp receives a luncheon honor in Monterey Center for her engagement to Craig McColler with a Dec. 20 Missoula wedding planned. Jim Wright of Starkville announces the birth of twins Matthew Scott and Charles Erick Wright weighing 5 pounds 4 ounces and 4 pounds 9 ounces born Aug. 7. Wright is a Mississippi State football coach and Mrs Wright was a Tech Athletic Office ticket manager.
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Diana Macdougall
Dean Thomas
Delmer Crim
56Th St
Mmes
Harold Bidwell
Lloyd Chapman Jr
R. T. Farrow
N. C. Huff- Kines
Bill McAlister
Truett Samford
Roderick D. MacDougall
Frank C. Thomas
Jan Crisp
Craig McColler
Gold Room
Hemphill-Wells
Monterey Center
J. M. Gunn
David Crisp
Missoula
Mont
Jim Wright
Starkville
Miss
Matthew Scott
Charles Erick
Wright
Texas Tech University
Mississippi State
Wilson Johnson vows read in chapel service
Miss Nora Kathleen Johnson became the bride of Gary Lee Wilson at 7 p.m. August 2 in Ford Memorial Chapel of First Baptist Church. The couple reside at Conquistador Apartments and the groom is stationed at Reese AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Kathleen Johnson
Gary Lee Wilson
Ford Memorial Chapel
First Baptist Church
W. Dewey Johnson
9Th St
Carl H. Wilson
Kewanee
Daniel John Yeary
Gerald Harris
Life Behind Poverty: Study in DC Families
A four year CRS field study in Washington DC ghettos shows low income parents strive to raise children with independence training and high expectations. Researchers found neglect is rare and mothers balance attention with necessity, while sexuality norms are Victorian and stigma against illegitimacy remains strong.
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Dy Milian Rothman
Washington
District of Columbia
Hapital
Camille Jeffers
CRS
Yates
Sue
Peter
A Lovelier You Fall Fabrics Spark News
Fall fabrics headline fashion with clings and sheer wool jerseys. Luxurious fibers return including mohair cashmere fleece and furs. Classic materials feature plaid wools tweeds gabardine and corduroy with new prints and bold color mixes from burgundy to brights. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller in care of Lubbock Avalanche Journal for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Miller
New York
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Apple Sauce Turnovers With Walnut Filling
Make pie crust as directed, chill, then roll to 34 inch thick. Cut 4 inch circles, place applesauce chutney mix, seal with fork, optionally brush with milk and cinnamon sugar. Bake at 425 for 25 to 30 minutes until deep golden. Yields about 24 turnovers.
Beauty Contest Planned Today at Mae Simmons Pool
Mae Simmons Swimming Pool hosts an annual beauty contest at 8 p.m. for girls 13 to 19 at 2400 Weber. Entries close at 1 p.m. with pool director James Price noting diving demos by lifeguards and a Virgil Johnson dance. Last year’s winner was Julia Travenia, 18, daughter of Tola and Mrs. Travenia of 3308 Kt. 13th St.
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Mae Simmons
Weber
James Price
Life Guards
Virgil Johnson
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Oms
Lubbock
Texas
Mowat H
Diane Burch
Carlsbad
N.M
Mary Estes
Clovis
N. M
Jeanne Johnson
Curtis Buck
Reese Afb
Stanley Mierzwa
Alexander Duezer
Reese
Jim Bitterman
Johnny Johnson
Johnson
Conquistador Apts
Coronado High School
Draughon's
Business College
Weathersfield High School
Mrs
Gary Wilson
Kathleen Johnson
Pewc S 5
Gloria
Humphrey
Lester Mumphey
Pingty
Eor
Switzerland
Cookin
INUNN
Texas Avenue
Caprock
Lou Cox
Jane Baker
Beauty Caprock Center
Mer
Palm Springs
Apyright
Neek
Gra Resorts
50Th St
Texas Ave
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