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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1970
Page
5
Miss Carroll Gean Mitchell and David Kieth Munger wed Friday May 22 at Bethel Assembly of God Church Springfield Missouri. Father officiated, vows followed by reception at Evangel College Student Union. After a Florida trip, couple to live in Springfield with groom employed at Greene County Library.
The West Park Baptist WMU Night Group met at Mrs. Clyde Chasteen’s home. Mrs. G R Brummett led the mission program “Heroic Story” using Orient and Vietnam maps to show missionary work. Mrs. Wood spoke on missionary progress and military aid. Mrs. Nolan Barmore read a missionary report on language and culture. Supper followed.
Helen Lorain Carrell and Ralph Ivan Paul Roberson wed at West Park Baptist Church in Odessa with a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 922 East 18th Street. she is from Lubbock via Bel Air High School El Paso, he works for Great Plains Water Engineering.
Miss Yvonne Loftin and Thomas A. Hildreth wed at 3 pm Thursday in the First Baptist Church chapel. Rev. Leslie Smith officiated a double ring ceremony with gladioli decorations. The bride wore embossed satin with a long train and a silk illusion veil. She carried white trenched carnations on a white Bible. The bridal party included Miss Sue Hufstutler as maid of honor and James Brown as best man. The groom, stationed at Fort Bliss, plans to return to El Paso after the Army assignment. The couple will reside in Pecos following the wedding.
Joseph Earl Wynne of Pecos leaves by plane from Terminal for San Diego to begin a two year active duty tour as a Naval Reservist. Roger Holley, son of Leroy Holley, spends three day leave with his parents before returning to Great Lakes for training through September. Local families split time after a wedding trip and Kentucky’s $4.6 mis lien in 1369 from the state part.
A columnist reflects on the lure of weddings in June versus December, shares personal views from 19 years of marriage, and muses on the shaping of a union as two sets of parents turn into raw material, offering thoughtful, nongraphic observations on commitment and partnership.
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