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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1960

Page

3

Wedding vows unite Miss Janice Prather and Gene Stephens

Miss Janice Prather and Gene Stephens were married at 3 p m Sunday in First Baptist Church Burch with a double ring ceremony performed by Rev M E Robinson The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a silk illusion veil The couple will reside in Canyon where the bride studies speech at West Texas College and the groom is a business major both graduates of Springlake High School

Janice Prather Gene Stephens First Baptist Sabrina Brenda Roberson Snyder Sue Neal Sharon Hay Vicki Prather Beverly Prather Belenda Benson Santa Rosa Calif Alice Faye Adrian Bill Stephens Canyon Ernest Stephens Blair Oklo Tom Messer Lubbock Bud Cooper Plainview Bobby J Green Carl Hamilton Sharon Wheatley Mmes Trae Angeley Max Goforth Springlake Jimmy Herring Janice Holland Amarillo Colorado Nevor West Texas 1 College Springlake High Schoo

Lamesa Couple Wed In Traditional Double Ring Ceremony

Emma Jane Brown and Angus M. Roberts tied in a 7 pm Saturday ceremony at First Methodist Church Lamesa with Rev J Lind M presiding. The bride wore white lace and tulle. reception followed at Fellowship Hall with family members and local friends attending.

Emma Jane Broan Angus M. Robers J Lind

Miss Telchik Is Married in O'Donnell Ceremony

Miss Nancy Fllen Telchik daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Telchik and Jarrell Lynn Edwards son of Mr and Mrs Jack Edwards of Olton were married at 3 30 pm Sunday in O Donnell Church of Christ The double ring ceremony was read by Charles Moore minister of Lovington New Mexico The bride wore a white dacron and cotton street length dress with pleated skirt boat neckline and short sleeves and carried a gare Tenia bouquet The matron of honor was Mrs Frances Baker of Abilene The best man was Don Edwards The ushers were Pat McKennon and Bill Todd Both of Abilene Music was provided by the Broadway Church of Christ chorus A reception followed at the Community Center Assist ing with hospitalities were Mrs Jack Minter Miss Welda Edwards Mrs Junior Rhea of Lubbock Mrs Pat McKennon and Miss Norma Cutts The bride attended Borden High School Gail and Abilene Christian College Her husband attended Olton High School and Abilene Christian College He is minister of Higgins Church of Christ where the couple will live The article mentions a fashion note about a coatigan for men from Cox Nottingham

O'Donnell Nancy Fllen Trlchik Oscar Telchik Jarrell Lynn Edwards Jack Edwards Olton O'Donnell Church of Christ Charles Moore Lovington Church of Christ Gare Tenia Frances Baker Abilene Don Edwards Pat McKennon Bill Todd Broadway Church of Christ Chorus Jack Minter Welda Edwards Junior Rhea Lubbock Norma Cutts Tuckerton Borden High School Gail Abilene Christian College Olton High School Minster Higgins Church of Christ

Brandt and bride establish home in city after Hereford wedding

Miss Sue Springer and Mr. Bill H Brandt wed at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Hereford joining in marriage with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a queen of silk train and orchid bouquet. Attendants wore pale yellow organza as guests heard wedding music from Miss Kay Harbert. The couple plans to reside at 3111 21st St in Lubbock after a trip to New Mexico.

Hereford Sue Springer Bill H. Brandt Bonnie Jean Wagner Imanuel Lutheran Church Will 21St St Lubbock New Mex Harold Karstiner Christ Lutheran Church Martin Wagner FE. J. Brandt Littlefield M. Path Wagner Sa Buckley Fort Worth Ann Wagoner Jane Brandt Don Jackson Hubert Tennert Wilson Eldon Gohike Santlefield Don Stringer Friona Glen Blankenship Gerald Zybur Litteheld Norman Bookout Charles Durham Richard Mitchell Cloudcroft N. M Robert Wagner Nicholas Osborn Flower Pam Brandt Susan Tennert la Grange Alan Wagner Waring

Teachers Wed in First Methodist Church Ceremony

Miss Bobbie June Roper and Glenn Allison wed at Sunday evening service in the First Methodist Church with Rev Hugh B Daniel officiating. The bride, escorted by her father, wore lace over taffeta with a pearl neckline and bouffant skirt. bridesmaids included Mrs. Robert Pritchett. Danly Sloan served as best man. The couple plan to teach in Haskell and at Mattson School after marriage.

Sperizh Bobbie June Roper Glenn Allison First Methodist Church Hugh B Daniel Pasinr Overton Methodist Church Lubbock Cohn Eugene Roper Mes O' Kreger Haskell Commodore Robert Pritchett Duncanville Danyl Sloan Weinert Jan Collier Tahoks Mattson Kreger McMurry College

Ray and pals spark a dirty joke dilemma at home

A nine year old boy Ray faces pressure from two older pals who tell dirty jokes. His mother worries about snitching, Ray’s reaction, and potential fallout. She seeks Ann Landers guidance on handling the issue without harming friendships or Ray’s standing.

Ann Landers Sor Ray Cccacee Op Permanet

Dallas Crosbyton couple wed in Presbyterian ceremony

Sally Ann Rinaman of Dallas and Jimmie Don Start of Crosbyton wed at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Dallas with Dr. Kenneth Mauldin and Dr. James Detwiler officiating. The bride wore an ivory silk taffeta gown with Chantilly lace, train, and a seed pearl tiara. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. David L. Patton and bridesmaids from Dallas and surrounding towns. After a Colorado honeymoon, the couple planned to reside in Dallas.

Crosbyton Drew Presbyterian Church Dallas Sally Ann Rinaman Jimmie Don Start Kenneth Mauldin James E. Detwiler Sally Payne Janet Noble Carrolton W. A. Rinaman David L. Patton Denton Jackie Kuykendall Carol Thomas Iowa Park Rosemary Moody Cullen Rogers Austin

Baby Boy Born To Donald O'Connors

Gloria O Connor gives birth to an 8 pound baby boy at Santa Monica Hospital. Donald O Connor and wife celebrate their first child together, joining two daughters from a previous marriage.

Donald O’connors Gloria O'Connor Donald O Connor Saiuuibayats Donald Fredestwiths Wihy O'Connor Donne Alicea

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