Weekend weddings crown Plainview couples in local ceremonies
In Trinity United Methodist Church Debra Day and Bobby Mack Flippo vowed marriage in a candlelight ceremony. The couple, from Plainview and Kress, plan a El Paso Carlsbad honeymoon and will reside in Canyon where the groom attends West Texas State University. Linda Kay White and Larry Joe Wall wed at Parkview Baptist Church with attendants and reception in Fellowship Hall. The pair, both Plainview High School graduates, will reside at 2601 West Fifth.
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Plainview
Trinity United’ Methodist Church United
Debra Day
Bobby Mack Flippo
Glen R. Day
H. A. Fipr
Kress
Day
Bill Stanford
Leah Wood
Robert Brown
McLean First United Methodist Church
Trinity Church
Carla Day
Ail Payne
Tohoka
Denise Reid
Rusty Day
Kent Payne
Joe Frances
Nolan Bontke
Lindy Gienn
Richard Milstead
Johnny Hodel
el Paso
Carlsbad
Canyon
West Texas State University
Plainview High School
Anita Watson
Billie i Sue Lanstang
Kimberly Rogers
Billy Wayne Hunt
Electra
James Grant
Roger Rogers
Jimmy Sims
Ronald Williams
Paulie Atterberry
Mangum
Okla
Travis
Fellowship Hall
Dallas
W. 5Th
Wall
Louisiana Seed
OWI Take & Brunch Honors Tyler Boling Bride Elect
A morning brunch at Lubbock Country Club honors Miss Tyler Boling, bride elect of Don Davis. Guests include Mrs. John Boling, Susan Boling, Mrs. Jack Dulaney. eighty invited. The couple plans to wed July 11 at Ascension Lutheran Church. Patricia Byrne rehearsal dinner hosts. Barbara Martin shower precedes July 31 Bowman Chapel wedding.
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Lubbock Country Club
Tyler Boling
Don Davis
Mmes
H. E. Curtis
R. A. Keffler
J. E. Loveless
G. E. Marable
Frank Ryburn
Harold Warshaw
John Boling
Susan Boling
Patricia Byrne
Ronald Morton
Blaine Morton
Robert E. Byrne
Christ the King Catholic Church
Barbara Martin
Larry Harlin
Bob L. Hunter
36Th St
May Wossum
Bill Koontz
Wilson Martin
Leonard Harlin
Alice Eddleman
Vernon Martin
Bill Stuart
Tinley Park
Bowman Chapel
First United Methodist Church
Groom and bride-to-be spooked by odd offer in Nazareth
Peter Barnett and Mary Seithens, engaged theology students, were viewing local monuments when a man in lone robes offered 35000 for Mary. Peter refused noting she is not for sale. Mary said it was flattering yet scary.
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Nazareth Wnsi
Peter Barnett
Mary Seithens
Peter
Sellens
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