Odessa Couple Wed In Harleton Church
Miss Mary Joy Pugh newly wed George Hayward Simms in a 430 PM Tuesday ceremony at the Baptist Church of Harleton Texas. Attendants included Carolyn Hudson and Paul Kauppila with reception afterward at the church. The couple will reside in Odessa and both teach in the Odessa Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joy Pugh
George Hayward Simms
Harleton
Tex
Quinn Pugh
R. L. Pugh
Hazleton
E. G. Simms
Temple
Royce Curtis
Bob McLendon
Carolyn Hudson
Tennessee Colony
Paul Kauppila
Bryan
C. T. Bell
N. E. Wisdom
O. M. Smith
Linona
H. P. Tilley
Pat Tilley
Jacksonvvile
Ralph Caleote
Palestine
Patsy Massey
Paul W.kauppila
Paula
Eddie Jean Heard
Hollis Hudson
Tennessee iColony
Odessan Hal Mackey Returns With Eisenhower Ship
HM 1 HAL MACKEY, son of Mr and Mrs W A Mackey, served in the Navy Medical Corps and returned from Korea aboard the Helena the ship Eisenhower chose for his return. He will spend a 30 day leave in Philadelphia with his wife Ellen and daughter Sharon after a Christmas Eve phone call to his parents and sister Joy Lynn. Betty Moss, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Moss, enjoyed Christmas with Mr and Mrs Clay Shirkey in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Hal Mackey
W. A. Mackey
Hal
Navy Medical Corps
Korea
Helena
Joy Lynn
Philadelphia
Ellen
Sharon
Betty Moss
Paul Moss
Clay Shirkey
Richmond
Betty
Dallas
William Moss
California
Ehmian Round Guests Attend Family Christmas Dinner
Guests gathered for a Christmas dinner and family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Farlow, 400 East 38th. The gathering included Tulia Texas residents T. S. Furlow and M. L. Bewley plus relatives from Crosbyton Dexter Roswell and Oklahoma City. Rosemary Farlow stayed to help care for Lamont and Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Farlow
T. S. Fur~ Low
Tulia
Tex
M. L. Bewley
Rosemary
Louis Wayne
H.G. Whitchurch
Pam
Ela
Crosbyton
Whitechurch
Ina Whitchurch
Oklahoma City
Lamont
Curtis
Farlow
Many Odessans Plan Quiet New Year Celebration
Readers anticipate a quiet New Year as families stay home or attend small gatherings. Couples like Mr. and Mrs. Marks plan a family celebration, while others such as Mr. and Mrs. Trigg will dance at the Country Club. Community figures suggest church watch parties or at home prayers as 1952 closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Marks
N. Dotsy
Margarete Helen
Virginia
John H
Cecil Trigg
Monticello
Mrs. Trigg
Mr. Trigg
Fred Gage
R. N. McCallum
W. 3Rd
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Paul Moss
Squeeze Color Into Hair From Bottle
A temporary capsule color tint for hair lasts about three shampoos and lets users brighten or dramatically change shade without permanent dye. Easy application with a plastic squeeze bottle brush avoids mess and yields even coverage, suitable for covering gray or blending dyed hair. Also mentions adding walnuts to cake batter for flavor.
Beautiful Beverly Webber Weds Lt Moses in Union at First Methodist
Beverly June Webber and Lt Thomas Ed win Moses married at 8 30 p m Saturday in First Methodist Church before 300 friends. The bride wore Chantilly lace over ivory satin with pearl accents and carried white orchids. Out-of-town guests included Kenneth Staton and Bill Tom Herring. Honeymoon planned in New Orleans and Florida before reporting to Fort Benning Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly June Webber
Thomas Edwin Moses
First Methodist Church
Edwin L. Parker
M. H. McConnell
Biloxi
Miss
Joyce Glas~er
Odessa
Jean Moses
Regent
Tommy Rodman
Moses
Marc Weatherall
Jack Walker
Tommy Tims
McConnell
Otis Hitchcock
Leland Croft Ren
Joye Lynn Mackey
Peggy Rich
Thomas Whigham
Jack Vaught
Lorie Blumentritt
Austin
Mmes. Tilden A. Jones
W. A. Mackey
Louis Schlemeyer
Henrietta San Miguel
Ts Hitchcock
Edwin Parker
Jack Rodgers
Big Spring
William J. R. King
Frances and
Kathryn
Louis Belvedere
Abilene
Herman Meyers
Midland
New Orleans
Florida
St. Moses
St. Benning
Matheson Road
Camellia Apts
Columbus
Georgia
Furlows Host Canasta Party in New Odessa Home
Mr and Mrs S E Furlow and family welcomed friends Tuesday night with a canasta gathering at their new residence at E 38th and McKnight. Guests from Odessa included H L Johnson Donna Gary Tom Harrison Mattie Ann Roy J Johnson and Mrs W W Johnson, with Buck Bible Linda and Kay from Tulia Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Furlow and Sons
Lamont and
Curtis
E. 38Th
McKnight
Messers
Mmes
H. L. Johnson
Donna
Gary
Tom Harrison
Mattie
Ann
Roy J. Johnson
W. W. Johnson
Odessa
Buck Bible
Linda
Kay
Tulia
Tex
Odessa Bride Is Honored By Mrs. Croft
A morning coffee at the home of Mrs. Leland Croft honors Beverly June Webber Moses former Mrs. Noel Webber on the eve of Lt. and Mrs. Thomas Edwin Moses wedding. Guests include Mrs. Ben Sadov, Mrs. M. H. McConnell, Mrs. R. L. Schlemeyer, and others. a Christmas tree decorates the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Glaser
Leland Croft
N. Sam Houston
Thomas Edwin Moses
Mmes
R. L. Schlemeyer
J. C. Zant
Ross Lee
W. A. Mackey
E. Clyde Smith
E. G. Rodman
Diana Gerson
Joyce Lynn Mackey
Peggy Rich
Christmas programs observed across Barstow churches
Churches in Barstow held Christmas programs with a Baptist sacred program led by Mrs. Jack Hayes and a Christian devotional in the Christian Church. Miss Virginia Hayes sang, Mrs. Ernestine Miller Allgood portrayed the Madonna, and a Presbyterian pageant featured white robes and candlelight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Jack Hayes
Baptist Church
Virginia Hayes
Texas Tech
C. W. Echols
Ernestine Miller Allgood
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Harleton Church
M. J. Benefield
Odesga
KOSA
Country Club
Ehmian
Sammy Stamford
Roswell, N. M
Webber Moses
Noel Webber
Kenneth E. Staton
Pearl Staton
Fairfield
Denver
Colo
Shoopman
N. Alleghany
CAD
Beautiful
Beverly Webber
Ed Moses
Adams
Furlows
Nature
Fisher Optical Co
N. Grant
DIAL
Croft
Shirley Daughhetee
Frances Turner
Harold Robertson
Dudley Rogers
T. C. Vinson
Louise Cranfill
Inez Dudley Rogers
Vine
Armed Forces
A. Allison
Crown Prince
Genie
Cleopatra
Bob Featherstone
First National Bank
First State Bank
Odessa Savings & Loan
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