Arkansas Couple Wed in First Presbyterian Church ceremony
Miss Sue Carol Jenkins and William Michael Kenney exchanged vows at 7 30 p m July 3 in Harrison Arkansas First Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Gordon Jenkins and the bridegroom son of J P Kenney of Denver Colorado where he works as Formica Corporation superintendent and she teaches commercial subjects. The ceremony featured candlelight silk organza gown and cathedral train with yellow rosebuds for the bride who was given in marriage by her father. The couple plans a Jamaica wedding trip and will reside in Denver.
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Batiste
John Luttrell
Fort Worth
Tex
Jerry Waggoner
Craig Washing
Denver
James Kirby Jenkins
Eddie Milburn
Nina Bishop
Jamaica
Kenney
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
The
Commerce Guild
Texas Christian University In
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
4.5 Percent More Marriages In 1964 Reported
Patricia McCormack reports for United Press International that 1,731,000 marriages occurred in 1964, a 4.5 percent rise from 1963 and the highest annual total since 1956, according to statisticians at Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Dan Cupid
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Marriage rise in mid 60s linked to draft deferments
Statistics show marriages surged after spring 1963 and into 1964 across the Middle Atlantic states led by Pennsylvania with a 12.7 percent gain. California posts 6.3 percent growth while New England marks declines. major cities show a 3.2 percent overall rise with Detroit and Los Angeles around 10 and 8 percent respectively.
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Fur Buying Finesse in a Growing Market
An article advises women shopping for furs to learn finesse in buying as fur popularity rises. It notes insurance on fur has dropped due to lower risk and highlights mink as dominating 75 to 80 percent of fur industry sales, with options from tiger to kangaroo.
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Avalanche-Journal
William Kenney
Sue Carol Jenkins
Ub City Duplicate Bridge Club
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Lubbock Country Club Women's Golf Assn
Tecksen Garden Club
Municipal Garden Art Center
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Pakistan
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Vel, Bath
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Pyrex
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