Hopkins Bion Wed in Westminster Presbyterian Church
John Henry Hopkins and Miss Carol Ann Bion were married at 4 p.m. Sunday in Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev. Sam Takte officiating. The ceremony featured a double ring arrangement as family and Dallas guests attended, followed by a Las Vegas honeymoon and a Bryan residence plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Bion
John Henry Hopkins
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Sam Takte Sailmater
Robert Charles Blon
Aoe
Soth
St. Hopkins
Alton Fowler Hopkins
Dallas
Virginia Blon
Ron Studdard
Nancy Hopkins
Glass jars organize kitchen staples and leftovers
A reader shares a system using glass jars to store staples by size and lid color. Red lids flag leftovers, green lids mark frequently used items, and jars help monitor quantities and reduce waste. The note also mentions repurposing cans for baking small cakes and mending clothing in clever ways.
Bridal Courtnesses and Showers Highlight Vernon Area Weddings
Bride elect Lana Nesbitt and her fiancé Danny Coleman plan to wed at First Baptist Church in Vernon. A luncheon honored Miss Nesbitt with hostesses Mrs. Donald Biendine and Mrs. Lynn Row and her mother Mrs. Floyd Nesbitt as a special guest. Phyllis Cottrell, engaged to William Perkins, received a miscellaneous shower at 4111 University Ave with friends and mothers Mrs. Alice Cottrell and Mrs. J. E. Perkins in attendance. Miss Cottrell plans to marry July 15 at Redeemer Lutheran Church. Mrs. Pete White, member of Exemplar Preceptor Sigma chapter, was honored by a lingerie shower hosted by Beta Sigma Phi with gifts including a crystal tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hopkins Jr
Dallas
Bryan
William P. Lemon
Wally Groff
College Station
Marvin Tate
Tom Hopkins
Irving
Donald Smith
Joe Kelly
Las Vegas
Nev
Green Oaks Drive
Texas Tech
Hopkins
Texas A&m University
Aggie Club
Lana Nesbitt
Danny Coleman
Lubbock Lab
Donald Biendine
Lynn Row
Floyd Nesbitt
Phyllis Cottrell
William Perkins
E. E. Booker
University Ave
Shirlene Booker
Cindy Whitehead
Alice Cottrell
J. E. Perkins
Pete White
Exemplar Preceptor Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
R. B. Todd
Genevave
4-H Fashion Winners Named in District Competition
Brenda Tobias of Cee Wee and Denise Dilliard of Dumont were named senior district fashion winners representing Cottle and King counties. In the junior division Deann Parnell Chalk and Debra Criswell Guthrie captured blue ribbons. Other blue ribbons went to Tracy Wofford and family, with Judge Parnell noted among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Brenda
Tobias
Cee Wee
Denise Dilliard
Dumont
Cottle
King Restival
Jay
Vernon
Deann
Parnell
Debra
Criswell
Guthrie
King Counties
Miss Tobias
Edgar. Tobias
Dilliard
Lee Roy Dillard
Doyle Parnell
Burless. Criswell
Tracy
Debbie Wofford
Anbunters
George Wofford
Delsin
Chief Parnell
Unclear Excerpt on Company Dynamics and Gender Roles
Fragmentary quotes point to tensions in a male dominated company where a woman questions leadership. The text references Miss Trahey and a call to leave if already employed, highlighting gender power issues and career constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suchasty
Soa
Miss Trahey
Local Ads and Notices From Lubbock Page
July 10 1972 sections show department ads and notices from Lubbock Texas with listings and brief public notices. The fragment highlights classified style content and local advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock, Texas
Miracle denture solution claims rapid twelve minute fix
An apparently fragmented notice touts a product promising quick denture repairs within minutes. The text mentions a cushion of air and miraculous results but lacks verifiable details or credible sourcing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Today
Cabana
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Valerie Hildreth
Lynn Johnson
Jem ‘Hunt
John Hopkins
Carol Bion
Heloise
Mary Shideler
Mary
Abels
Heroise
White
June Davis
Brussels
Belgium
WNS
John Parker
Los Angeles
Claude Riviere
Praness
Claude
Collet
Arid the
Man
Departmet” ‘Ol
Punette
Limited
Mirro
Broiler
Pioneer x Netra Gas Company
Flame Ree
Home Service
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!