Golden Anniversary Celebrated By Brown Family
Mr and Mrs R H Brown celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at 1607 Alamo Street hosted by their seven children and spouses. Relatives and many friends attended as grandchildren sent gifts, including a money tree, and a two tiered cake featured gold and blue decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Brown
Gene Owens
Alamo Street
Bob Stutler
Toby Reynolds
Phoenix
Arizona
Carl Formen
Estacado
Oregon
Elmo Brown
Jim Pierce
Dallas
Terry Brown
Pecos
Top Ten Cash Box Best Sellers This Week
The nationwide Cash Box survey lists this week’s ten best selling records led by Carpenters It’s Too Late and Rainy Days And Mondays along with The Carpenters Don’t Come Easy and The Honey Cones Treat Here Like A Lady. Also charting are Starr Want Ads Cornelius Brothers Sister Rose I’ll Meet You Halfway Partridge Family Indian Reservation Raiders Don’t Knock My Love Pickett Don’t Pull Your Love On Me and Hamilton Frank Reynolds Joy To The World 3 Dog Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Box Magazine
Carpenters
Tt Don’t Come Easy
Starr
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
Partridge
Pickett
Hamilton
Frank & Reynolds
Best Sellers List and Wedding Note in Pecos Odessa Area
Publishers Weekly compiles top fiction and nonfiction titles including The Passions of the Mind and Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. A special poem honors a couple's Golden Anniversary written by their grandson. The Browns farmed near Pecos before relocating to Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Weekly
Uris
Wambaugh
Macdonald
Throne of Saturn
Wounded Knee
Greening of
America
Reidh
Toffler
M” “Stilwell
China
Donald Weimer
Phoenix
Brown
Pecos
Odessa
Mills-Bruton Wedding Solemnized In Alpine
Miss Carolyn Sue Mills and J Knox Bruton married at Sul Ross State University Wesley Foundation Chapel in Alpine. Bride from Pecos and groom from Linton era. ceremony officiated by Reverend John J Kahl with organist and choir. Attendants included Cheri Sawyer, Brenda Pagan, Lea Sawyer. reception followed with yellow and green decor. couple residing in Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue Mills
J. Knox Bruton
Wesley Foundation
Sul Ross State University
Marvin J. Mills
Pecos
Mary Bruton
Linton
Emmett Bruton
John J. Kahl
Jeanne McCollister
Penny Hardaway
Cheri Sawyer
Phoenix
Arizona
Brenda Pagan
Laguna Hills
California
Lea Sawyer
Royce Bruton
Marvin Bruton
Tom Bruton
Steve Cullumber
Belen
New Mexico
Keith Bruton
Brenda Bruton
Don Pagan
Alpine
East Avenue B
Sul Ross University
Pecos High School
Stanton High School
Maddox Strawberry Festivals Return Cherished Church Fundraisers
Beatrice Vaughan of East Thetford Vermont notes that many communities still host summer strawberry festivals and church sales to fund local projects. Her The Ladies Aid Cook Book gathers 300 plus tested recipes from women’s groups across the country, preserving old flavors with updated ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Vaughan
East Thetford
Ladies Aid Society
Vaughan
Grandma’s Swim Gear Boosts Beach Fashion
The trunk reveals grandma’s swim gear inspiring a revival on the beach. Gay bathing suits appear in bold stripes or ruffles atop knicker-length pants, signaling a renewed style trend in seaside attire.
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Grandma
Gay
Polly's Pointers Whistle Helps Campers Stay Linked
A column of quick tips covers safety, mending, home care and etiquette. Advice includes wearing a whistle for lost campers, mending stretch pantyhose with a Styrofoam wig head, oiling a shower door roller to stop squeaks, cereal prize placement, and using Ms as a gender neutral title for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Meg
Also Mentioned on This Page
J, Knox Bruton
R, H, Brown
Thorold Cullumber
Darrell Sawyer
Maddox
Gaynor Maddox
Sisterhood
Circle
Louisiana
Georgia
Vermont
Florida
Church of God
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
By Polly Cramer
Joyce J
S. W
Judy
National Secretaries Association
National Office Management Association
CPS
Villager Brown
Lewis Shoe Store
Oak Pecos
Texas
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