Marble Falls Rites Unite Weston Thompson Bride
Miss DeAnn Weston became the bride of Johnnie Layne Thompson in a July 15 ceremony at First Baptist Church Marble Falls officiated by Rev. Max Copeland. The couple will reside in Marble Falls with Thompson employed at T & M Landscaping. The event included family, attendants, and a garden reception at the bride's parents home on Lake Marble Falls.
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Robben DeAnn Weston
Johnnie Layne Thompson
First Baptist Church
Marble Falls
Max Copeland
Brownie Thompson
Bert Thompson
T & M Landscaping
Lake Marble Falls
Coming events for July 24 25 at local groups
Monday July 24 TOPS meet 6 p.m. in National Room Weight Watchers 6 p.m. at First Presbyterian Bible Study 7 p.m. Texas Room Tuesday July 25 CWU Thrift Shop 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. at 201 West Sealy Fire Auxiliary 7 p.m. at the Fire Station FOE Auxiliary 8 p.m. initiation at FOE building
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CWU Thrift Shop
West Sealy
James Munro in Two Odessa Playhouse Roles
James Munro of Mona Hans earns roles in two productions at the Per mian Playhouse during Odessa July Cultural Carnival. A Monahans High School Drama Club alumnus, he plays Sam Johnson, London's father, in Boy from Hill Country and appears as Winnie in Winnie the Pooh.
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James Munro
Monahans
Permian Playhouse
Odessa
Munro
Monahans High School
Lyndon
Sam Johnson
Hill Country
Winnie
Whitley Medley Exchange Vows At First Baptist Church
The July 20 wedding of Lana Lanette Whitley and James William Medley took place at First Baptist Church with a candlelit arch, organ music, and a double ring ceremony. The Bride wore a candlelight chiffon gown. Joyce Woods was maid of honor. many relatives attended. The reception featured red and white décor, a three-tiered cake, and a San Antonio wedding trip.
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Whitley-Medley
First Baptist Church
Lana Lanette Whitley
James William Medley
Robert L. Whitley
Breckenridge
Joyce Woods
Jana Whitley
R. M. Dawson
Odessa
Kr. L. Bains
Beckville
F. D. Holt
San Antonio
C. S. Keese
Midland
Fellowship Hall
Hal Medley
Becky Mason
Lori Keese
Texas Electric highlights lignite savings and future goals
Texas Electric shows last year’s lignite use saved customers 48.4 million dollars, versus 107.7 million if gas had been used, and projects over half power from lignite and nuclear by 1983. The utility emphasizes reduced gas dependence and continued lower costs overall.
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Texas Electric
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Weston-Thompson
Stanley J. Weston
Annie Ott
Grandfalls
Fred Ott
Nickie Myers
Donald Thompson
Janie Roper
Roy Myers
Shawn McDuffie
Don Hall
Randy Weston
Beverly Thompson
Corey Heldridge
Martha Heldridge
Lisa Ussery
Brenda McLenn
National
First Presbyterian Church
Texas Room
FOE
Ward County Library
B&pw
Colonial Inn
Gary Fine
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Midland College
A. O. Whitley
S. Gary
Whitley
George H. Medley
Groom
Lee High School
Tommy McLain
Houston Branam
Ronnie May
Steve Taylor
Duncanville
Terry Easley
Robbie Barrett
Loren Bodnar
Houston
Vince Holt
Joe Holt
Bride of
Michael Chamberlain
Judy Hopson
Anne Medley
Misses Gailan
Tiffany Chamberlain
Mmes
Robert M. Dawson
W. T. Hagler
Harold Jackson
William Burke
A. M. Crowson
America
Evangelist James Robison
Walton Field
Kermit
Damon Holditch
Texas Electric Service Company
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