Waco Couple Wed At St Alban's Church In Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Jan Sleeper of Waco became the bride of William E. Daniel of Waco in a 7 p.m. ceremony at St. Alban's Church officiated by Rev. Everett H. Cain. The couple, parents Mr. and Mrs. John Sleeper Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. H. Morgan Daniel, plan to live in Waco after a wedding trip to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Sleeper
Waco
William E. Daniel
St. Alban’s Church
Everett H. Cain
John Sleeper, Jr
H. Morgan Daniel
Brownsville
Mira
Wedding of Laura Johnson and David Morris at St Ann’s Church
Laura Johnson and David Morris of Lolita were married January 2 at 2 p.m. in a double ring ceremony at St. Ann’s Catholic Church Point Comfort with Father Jude Wick officiating. The couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Johnson of Lolita and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie L. Morris of Point Comfort. The service featured blue and white floral decor, organist Mrs. W B Traylor, and soloist Miss Mary Ann Kosarek. Attendants included Debbie Johnson as maid of honor and bridesmaids Mrs. Doug March and Miss Tiana Trammel. The reception followed at St. Ann’s Hall with blue and white decor and a two-tier cake. The bride wore an empire lace gown with pearl and crystal embellishments, and the groom wore a light blue jacket with black trim. The couple plans a wedding trip to Corpus Christi and Padre Island and resides in Lolita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Andrews
Mount Pleasant
Mick Swadley
Karen Sleeper
Waco
Steve Mitchell
Dallas
Harold Daniel
Port Lavaca
Mike Cuellar
Lisa Swadley
Leanna Swadley
Daniel
American Amicable Life Insurance Company
Waco Bandag
New Orleans
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Point Comfort
Laura Johnson
David Morris
Lolita
Jude Wick
Walter C. Johnson
Johnnie L. Morris
W.B. Traylor
Panis Angelicus
Mary Ann Kosarek
Debbie Debbie Johnson
Doug March
Tiana Trammel
Palacios
Alan Morris
Eugene Rucha
Daryl Capak
George
Robert Kana
Harvey Johnson
Larry Morris
Steve Capak
St. Ann's
Linda Svetlik
Karen Stavena
Theresa Stavena
Jerry Svetlik
Raymond Koch
Eugene Janek
Jack Whalen
Corpus Christi
Padre Island
Viking Leif Erikson voyage and Seneca Falls book reviews
A reader’s guide highlights Constance Irwin’s Gudrid’s Saga about Leif Erikson navigating Norse exploration to Greenland and the New World, Miriam Gurko’s The Ladies of Seneca Falls on early women’s rights, and Marlys Millhiser’s Nella Waits a supernatural romance. Calhoun County Library shelves carry these titles.
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Columbus
Leif Erikson
Nort America
Gudrid
Constance Irwin
Leif
Guidrid
Norway
Iceland
Greenland
New World
Seneca Falls
Miriam Gurko
New York
Nella Waits
Marlys Millhiser
Lynnette Stewart
Jan van Fleet
Lynnette
Jay
White Dove
Pioneer Club hosts Texas Recollections program at Tivoli
Mrs. Carl Turner presided over the Pioneer Club meeting at her Tivoli home on Wednesday afternoon January 22. Mrs. Maurice Sessions presented a program based on Texas Recollections from Martha Dobie and other authors. One guest, Mrs. M. J. Terry, and 15 members attended the engaging event. Davidson met her great nephew Dwane Gabriel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Moeller and first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jurica. The Lemkes, Lu and Reanis, with son Darryl, visited Austin and San Antonio, then Yorktown to see Grace Wuensch and Aunt and Uncle Frank Beecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Turner
Pioneer Club
Texas
Martha Dobie
Kerville
Maurice Sessions
M. J. Terry
Davidson
Dwane Gabriel
Billy Moeller
Joe Jurica
Lu Lemke
Austin
Reanis
Paul Lemke
Darryl Lemke
Reanis Lemke
Darryl
University of Texas
Lemkes
San Antonio
Emil Wuensch
Yorktown
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James
David Johnson
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Salem Lutheran Church
Mary Ann Flessner
Lucille Winder
Grace Episcopal Church
Cheryle Rucha
Kimberly Cunningham Presid
Cobraetts
Calhoun High School
Sandcrab Band
Temple
Houston
Splendora
Kenedy
el Campo
Yoakum
Bay City
Wharton
Blessing
Damon
Mr. and
Mrs
Calhoun County Library
Calhoun High School Menu
Coleslaw
Point Comfort Shopping
Tivoli News
E.E. Schultz
Victoria
John
Viking Mall
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