Booker Graves Wedding Read In Morton Church
Miss Sharon Janiece Graves and John Richard Booker wed at 3 p.m. December 22 in the First Baptist Church Morton officiated by Rev. O A Graves. The couple will reside at 205 14th St Canyon.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1969
Page
6
Miss Sharon Janiece Graves and John Richard Booker wed at 3 p.m. December 22 in the First Baptist Church Morton officiated by Rev. O A Graves. The couple will reside at 205 14th St Canyon.
Plainview special report notes Joanna Lewis daughter of Ephraim and Cathryn Lewis, Olton, wed Powell Gassiott III of Waco. Ceremony 7 p m 27 at Olton First Baptist Church directed by Rev John E Lewis. Harold Carson organist Bob Allford vocalist in wedding music. Bride wore white gown with de sole. Garry Holliman was matron of honor.
Plainview special report says Mr and Mrs Ben Gene Price wed December 22 at the First Presbyterian Church with Bryan Clemens Wayland Baptist College officiating. Linda Joyce Pickens becomes Price. couple planning a wedding trip to New Mexico and residence at Llano Apartments.
M. C. Sharp of Sharp's Flowers discussed floral etiquette at the Bud to Bloom club meeting in the Municipal Garden and Arts Center. New officers named are Mines, Carl Barr president, P. N. Sigley first vice president, Ernest Reid second vice president, Daryl Day third vice president, and Arnold Banks treasurer. The club plans to plant a tree at Atkins Junior High School patio for Arbor Day and Mrs. F. B. Christensen was introduced as a new member. Hostesses were Mrs. Reid, Mrs. John McKinzie and Mrs. Bertha Chapman.
New York couture week highlights a relaxed feminine mood for spring 63. Sportswear shapes move away from straight lines with easy waists, shirtdresses and jumpers dominating. White remains dominant with bright pastels, ornate evening wear, and varied accessories completing the look.
Readers share troubling experiences from childhood abuse to teen romance. A girl recounts molestation by an uncle and finds therapy in Ann Landers guidance urging parental vigilance, open communication, and reporting abuse. Another letter asks about a 15-year-old dating a 20-year-old sailor and pre engagement, with advice to set clear boundaries and uphold parental responsibility.
A reader notes a small roll of paper towels fits in the neck hollow when sitting up in bed and feels relaxing for reading. The message ends with a garbled line about Martha Mary and almost falling.
Norma Faye Weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Weeks married John Mark Jones son of Mr and Mrs Johnny Jones at 7 p m Dec 21 in Welch Methodist Church Lamesa officiated by Rev Dorman Kinard The couple will reside at 1710 10th St Lubbock with Jones majoring in agricultural economics at Texas Tech and both graduates of Dawson High School
Miss Candy Brackeen bride elect of Donnie Snowden was honored at a kitchen shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. Billy R. Leese. Miss Cathy Leese assisted. guests included Mrs. Duane Stephens and Mrs. Don Snowden. Colors moss green and white highlighted carnations. couple plans to marry January 24 in Wolfforth Baptist Church.
Mr and Mrs A J Paul will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 6 pm Sunday at their home 1118 E Quinn Sr The couple wed January 5 1919 in Goree They have six sons and daughters and about 100 guests expected 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Also noted past work in Knox and Baylor counties and church service with Skyline Baptist and Mackenzie Terrace Baptist.
Miss Rebecca Jean Eavey and Don Edwin Harbin pledged vows at 7 p.m. December 26 in the Church of the Brethren with Rev. Robert Earl Alley and Rev. Norman L. Harsh officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Eavey of Staunton, wore peau de soie and Chantilly lace. attendants wore emerald green and red velveteen. After a church reception the couple traveled to Georgia and Texas and will reside at 1406 22nd St. in Lubbock.
The piece lists simple rules for serving wine: whites should be pleasantly cool 50-55 degrees while champagne is cooler around 45 degrees and rich white wines 40-45 degrees. red wines are best at about 60 degrees. It then lists popular whites and reds and promotes Cecil's as a wine and beer retailer.
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