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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1948
Page
23
Vows for Ryals and Chisum were read in a Baptist church on Saturday with attendants including the bride’s sister and sister-in-law. A reception followed at the Chisum home before the couple departed for Dallas.
Mrs Stokes served as hostess for the Needlers gathering with Mesdames D D Stacy L Catlett Lewis Akins Mg Williams Weene Bing D Dee Watkine Lewis Dickson Fy Faulkner C E Weatherly newly joined. Next meeting planned with Mrs Watkins on Wednesday Jan 28.
A note indicates hosting an event to entertain at a residence located at 2308 Seventeenth Street. The text provides no further details on the occasion or participants.
Mr and Mrs E H Pugh of Lubbock county marked their golden wedding with an open house at their home three east of Lubbock on Friday A long married life includes Mrs Pugh born in Lee county Virginia and Mr Pugh born in Montgomery Alabama both long time Texans with roots in Hunt county. guests noted a cake cutting at 4 PM and decorations in gold and carnations.
Mrs Brashear presided at the Winchester meeting with Robert Moore and Hints to Housewives. Members were present. The next club meeting is set for Thursday Feb 5 at Mrs Brashears home.
A campus event presents an illustrated lecture borrowed from the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Members may bring guests.
The Ted Kemas Club hosted a dance at the Lubbock hotel with special guests Mr and Mrs. T. C. Root and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Anderson. Members and dates present included Don, Mary Longan, Bern Severs, and Marjorie Tisdale.
The Hub Hobby club will meet at 2318 Twenty eighth Street Monday night at 7 20. Bic Ben unt will attend the gathering to discuss club activities and plans.
The Baptist Church was the setting for a quiet wedding as the bride wore a blue suit and formal attire accompanied by a small procession. Officiants presided while family members witnessed the vows in a modest ceremony.
Miss Nina Lee Staley daughter of Mr and Mrs John Staley of Kansas City Missouri and Johnny Bell son of Mr and Mrs Robert Bell of Beeville were married in the church on Thursday January 8 at 8 pm by Rev H Robinson pastor.
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