Wedding Guests Gather for Laurel Wallace and Jimmie May
Sheri Horine arrives from San Antonio for the Wallace May wedding. Mr and Mrs Jim Poindexter of Albuquerque visit Mrs Poindexter's parents Mr and Mrs Larry Parra and plan a Sunday departure. Mrs Parra will join the Poindexters for a month long vacation. Mrs Jack Musgrove and family from Austin arrive Sunday and visit Mr and Mrs J C Melcher Sr. Mr Musgrove and two Austin couples join this weekend.
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Sheri Horine
San Antonio
Laurel Wallace
Jimmie May
Jim Poindexter
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mrs. Poindexter
Larry Parra
Jack Musgrove
Austin
Texas
J. C. Melcher
Musgrove
Barbeque Honoring Forthcoming Marriage At Bell Ranch
A family barbecued outdoor at John Y. Bell ranch in Point Comfort last Saturday to honor the forthcoming marriage of Dan Grady of Georgetown and Miss Kim Klossner of Bulverde. About 50 relatives attended, with decorations of yellow mums and hanging baskets, plus a piñata for the children. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Traylor and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Traylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Bell Ranch
Point Comfort
Dick Traylor
Dan Grady
Georgetown
Kim Klossner
Bulverde
Texas
Roy Klossner
John Y. Bell
C. S. Traylor
G. C. Traylor
Eastward fashion push signals Chinese inspired fall styles
New York designers urge women to embrace East fashion with Mandarin collars and quilted coats, recalling Mao era looks. Prices signal moderate couture with dresses around 100 dollars and ready to wear starting near 300. Calvin Klein shines with versatile coats at about 180 dollars.
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New York City
China
Seventh Avenue
Washington
Peking
Calvin Klein
Klein
Don Sayres
Christina Onassis to dedicate half fortune to welfare
Christina Onassis announced that half her late father Aristotle Onassis estate will found and fund public welfare projects mainly in Greece in memory of her brother Alexander. The foundation will be set up in Liechtenstein and possibly elsewhere, with focus on Greece and a major share of the fortune to be allocated. The fortune is unofficially estimated at about a billion dollars. Alexander Onassis was killed in a 1973 plane crash after takeoff from Athens.
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Athens
Greece
Christina Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Alexander Onassis
Vaduz
Liechtenstein
Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Christina
Paris
Alexander
TOPS Members Report Weight Loss and May Queen
Fourteen pounds were recorded lost at the Wednesday TOPS meeting while four pounds were gained. Edna Cooper and Bernice Woytasczyk tied for most weight lost. Kathleen Foppe was queen for May. Carol Blevins led the Congratulations Program before exercise as TOPS invites new members to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Point Comfort City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cooper
Bernice Woytasczyk
Kathleen Foppe
Carol Blevins
Point Comfort City Hall
4-H clothing project begins for Olivia club
The Olivia 4-H Club starts its clothing project with needle and thread and selected patterns. Senior group includes Margaret Hartl Janet Janis and Lorie Vickery, junior group Annette Hart Arleen Janis, sub junior Lisa Peterson Annette Nickels Karen Hart Elizabeth Vickery. Leaders: senior Mrs Damon L Vickery junior Lorie Vickery and Janet Janis and Margaret Harts reach sub junior level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia 4-H Club
Margaret Hartl
Janet Janis
Lorie Vickery
Annette Hart
Arleen Janis
Lisa Peterson
Annette Nickels
Karen Hart
Elizabeth Vickery
Damon L. Vickery
Margaret Harts
Family tree joys and keepsake bible gift praise
A reader credits Heloise and a daughter for inspiring a family history project. She describes compiling a detailed family tree with many names dates and causes of death to aid future generations. She shares gratitude with relatives and notes the value of preserving family stories for grandchildren.
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Heloise
Tivoli area guests and hints column mix in news notes
Tivoli hosts and visitors are listed including Mrs. Minifard of Tulsa, Bill Roper of Freeport, Mrs. Barnhart of Beeville, and many more with travels to Victoria Corpus Christi and Olivia. Household tips appear from readers and a “Dear Heloise” column invites hints while noting Meloise answers some letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Hanselman
Ann Landers Letters On Politics and Teen Woes
A 1975 Ann Landers column covers defending politicians from cynicism, addressing blushing as an emotional issue, and a family crisis where a daughter’s husband drains their home. It also mentions 4 H girls preparing for a Dress Revue and a hospital coffee hosted by Pink Ladies.
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Ann Landers
Washington
Ann
Fort Wayne
Pinky
Linda Clapp
R. T. Clapp
Closs Green
Brookhollow
Pink Ladies
Uncooked Mints and Heavenly Hash Candy Guide
Recipe notes describe making uncooked mints with warm milk butter sugar salt peppermint oil kneaded on waxed paper until smooth and shaped. Heavenly hash candy combines marshmallows milk chocolate and nuts, melted over double boiler then layered with marshmallows and nuts and cooled before breaking into pieces.
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Texas Floor Co
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Marjorie Roemer Bauer
G.C. Boyd
Clark Blardone
Harry C. Smith
John Paul
Roy
Truman Melcher
Bryan
Mac Boyd
J.C. Melcher, Jr
Earl Sessions
Harold Evans
Roy Whitmire
Herluf Westerholm
Tivoli News
E.E. Schultz
Wayne Dedear
Olivia
Tivoli
C.R. Payne
Joseph Yaklin
Spahn Hospital
Yaklins
Ann Morley
Victoria
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Yorktown
Lee Lemke
Cal Tompkins
Truman Baker
Angela
Cheryl
Paul Eric
Houston
Philip Heiman
Leroy Bissett
Cave Inn West
Schultze
Bill Morley
Tillie Keller
Leslie Keller
Varry
Stroman High School
Lisa Tompkins
Corpus Christi
Charles Simmons Jr
Melissa and
Vincent
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Lakeside
P.O
Elgin
Illinois
Field Enterprises, Inc
DIAL
Ramsey Carpet Care
Viking Beauty Salon
Vera Cosmetics
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Virginia
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