Kidd Lackey vows solemnized in Dallas church ceremony
Kathleen Kidd and Stephen R Lackey were married November 23 at Central Christian Church Dallas with Reverend Grady McCarter officiating. The bride, daughter of J R Kidd, wore an Empire gown of Chinese silk with lace trim and a floor length train. maid of honor Deborah Kidd wore velvet and chiffon in blue tones.
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Kathleen Kidd
Stephen R. Lackey
Central Christian Church
Dallas
Grady McCarter
Levelland
Miss Kidd
J.R. Kidd
Kidd
Byron Lackey
Pecos
Deborah Kidd
Engagement notice for Teresa Jones and Randall Harp
Mr and Mrs Allen Jones announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Teresa to Randall Harp son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Harp The bride is a Pecos High School graduate and student at Kirk s Beauty School in Odessa Harp is a Pecos graduate employed at Willams Department Store He will attend Odessa College in January The wedding is set for 7 p m December 29 at First United Methodist Church with Rev L A Pattillo officiating
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Allen Jones
Teresa
Randall Harp
Stanley B. Harp
Pecos High School
Kirk
School of Beauty
Odessa
Harp
Willams Department Store
Odessa College
First United Methodist Church
Rev
L.A. Pattillo
West Park Baptist Church
Oil Leases Filename in Delaware Basin Cases and Weddings Highlight Local Notices
Courthouse records list multiple oil and gas leases in the Delaware Basin with parties such as Delaware Basin Properties, Inc., John R. Stringer, Texas American Oil Corp, The Superior Oil Co., and Atlantic Richfield Co. along with rental terms and acreage. The narrative also covers a wedding with Jim Lackey as best man, bridesmaids, musical selections by Patricia Dowell, and attendees from Bishop, Fort Worth, and other cities, noting the couple’s education and employment, a rehearsal dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs Byron Lackey, and out of town guests.
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Delaware Basin Properties, Inc
John R. Stringer
L.C. Wahlenmaier
Texas American Oil Corp
T&p
Ele C. Hagelstein
F.H. Mills, Jr
George A. Olson
R. William Cone
Jim Lackey
Bishop
Calif
Tom Hill
Fort Worth
Bruce Cotton
Bartlesville
Oklo
Patricia Dowell
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
East Texas State University
Texas Christian University
Southwestern Petroleum Products Coorporation
Byron Lackey
Mariott Hotel
John Kidd
Shenandoah
Iowa
Louis Rice
Short Hills
N. J
Brent
Rory Lackey
Bishop, Calif
Okla
Grady McCarter
Levelland
Jane Ross
Pecos
At Wits End Ride at Your Own Risk
New Yorker Erma Bombeck recalls Amy Vanderbilt and cab etiquette lessons for New York cabdrivers. A cab ride turns chaotic as drivers ignore polite rules and rant on politics, with a rude shout and chaos in traffic. The anecdote uses family dialogue to highlight cultural clashes and rude behavior.
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Erma Bombeck
New York
Blue Cross
Amy Vanderbilt
Amy
Waldorf-Astoria
Mother
A.A
U S Steel Plans Major Price Increase Across Key Products
Pittsburgh based U S Steel, the nation’s largest producer, announces about a 62 percent price rise on half its product line including rods wires and plate with overall hikes near 32 percent on total output. Orders to be communicated to customers in a few days amid regulatory cost justification.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Defense spending bill totals 74.5 billion
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 74.5 billion defense bill after trimming 2.8 billion from Pentagon requests. It imposes minimum intelligence and education quotas for service members, targets 6,500 poor performers, questions the all volunteer force, and cuts include 240 million from Navy Trident subs, 1.5 billion in weapons procurement, and elimination of several programs such as Minute Man Site Defense and Project Sanguine.
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Washington
Pentagon
House Appropriations Committee
Navy
Battle cry origin of Princeton football cheer
The first football cheer emerged during the 1869 Rutgers versus Princeton game as Princetonians yelled "Siss, boom, ah" inspired by a battle cry. The shout traces back to the rocket yell of New York's Seventh Regiment and became a lasting sports tradition.
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Princetonians
Rutgers
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Teresa Jones
Courthouse Records
Alma K. Reische
A.B. Nail
the Security State Bank
R.E. Gregory, Jr
C.M. Baker
Atlantic Richfield Co
Margaret F. Chaney
Jesse W. Bush
Nat B. Birge
Roddy L. Harrison
J. L. Irish
W.B. King
Smallwood Farms, Inc
James E. Hardy
A.R. Eppenaur
Exxon Corp
W.A. Yeager
Union Oil Co
Eleanor G. Mayott
Griffin, Ross & Burnett, Inc
R.S. Brennand, Jr
Wits End
Rube
New Jersey
Oakland
Orville Andrews
Juniperperper
Battle Cry
and Chatham
Bank Americard