Future Bride Feted In Tyler Recipe Shower
A June 17 Tyler Petroleum Club luncheon honored Miss Stephanie Cox bride elect of Louis Caveness. Hostesses were Mmes Guinn von Doenhoff Duncan Bagley. Attendees included Dana Cox D. T. Caveness Roy Davison Alto Pearman Long and others. Cox Caveness wedding slated July 24. Also notes Mrs Floyd Brigham returned from surgery at Medical Center Tyler resting well and grateful for support.
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Tyler
Stephanie Cox
Louis Cavenes
Mmes
Malcolm Guinn
Robert von Doenhoff
Acton Duncan
Doyle Bagley
Paul Cox
Dana Cox
D. T. Caveness
Floyd Brigham
Medical Center
Mayes Family Hosts Fish Fry Supper in Easy Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mayes hosted a Fish Fry Supper at their Easy Street home Monday night. The menu featured fresh catfish, green salad, potato salad, iced tea, and assorted cakes and pies. Guests included Dr. Charles W. Castner, Claud Chisum and his houseguest Kathy Wheeler of Shreveport, Louisiana, D. L. Smith, and T. G. Vaughn.
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D. M. Mayes
Easy Street
Charles W. Castner
Claud Chisum
Kathy Wheeler
Shreveport
Louisiana
D. L. Smith
T. G. Vaughn
Tyler Visitors Return From Week With Guenzels
Mary Ellen Guenzel returns to Tyler after a week visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs J Dean and their children. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Guenzel of this city.
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Mary Ellen Guenzel
J. (. Dean
Tyler
Henry Guenzel
City
Birthday Party for John Guenzel Highlights Summer Festivities
John Guenzel celebrated his 12th birthday with a home party on Saturday June 26. Youth games included a Yo Yo contest and paper cup blowing. Parents Mr and Mrs Henry Guenzel served cake punch chips and candy while color slides from previous parties entertained guests Nancy Jenkins Steve Dupree Terry Maness Kenny Fulton Randy Wilson Judy Faye Long Pam Cleveland Mary Ann Hassell Shelia Townsend Melody Chapman Kenny Wallace Tommy McElroy Bo Martin Garry Fisher David and Amy Dean of Tyler attended.
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Henry Guenzel
Guenzel
John
Nancy Jenkins
Steve Dupree
Terry Maness
Kenny Fulton
Randy Wilson
Judy Faye Long
Pam Cleveland
Mary Ann Hassell
Shelia Townsend
Melody Chapman
Kenny Wallace
Tommy McElroy
Bo Martin
Garry Fisher
David
Amy Dean
Tyler
East Texas Attoyac Bayou Watershed Project Approved
The House Subcommittee on Watershed Development approved a 5.9 million flood control and recreation program for the Attoyac Bayou Watershed spanning 323 square miles in East Texas. Rep John Dowdy urged passage noting flood erosion losses of 128 443 annually and detailing 22 flood retaining structures plus a multi use lake called Lake Naconiche with channel improvements and 182 000 anticipated recreational users. The watershed covers portions of Nacogdoches San Augustine Rusk and Shelby Counties.
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Watershed Development Sub-Committee
John Dowdy
Dowdy
Lake Naconiche
Nacogdoches
San Augustine
Rusk
Shelby Counties
Service For Lee Jackson Read Here
Lee Jackson Thomason, 87, died Monday evening after an extended illness at Rusk Memorial Hospital. A resident of 1301 North Henderson Street, he was a retired farmer with twenty years in Rik. He belonged to Rocky Springs Baptist Church and lodges in Masonic groups in Dialville and Rusk. Services were Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Rocky Springs Baptist Church with interment in Rocky Springs Cemetery, under Wallace Funeral Home. Masonic services were held. Survivors include his wife Lillian Thomason, four daughters Verna Goldman Ira Cribbs Hazel King Inez Halbert, one son Earl C. Thomason, eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Masons.
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Lee Jackson Thomason
Rusk Memorial Hospital
North
Henderson Street
Mr. Thomason
Rik
Rocky Springs
Rocky Springs Baptist Church
Donald Coupeland
H. L. Sharp
Rocky Springs Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Lillian Thomason
Verna Goldman
Ira Cribbs
Hazel King
Inez Halbert All
Rusk
Earl C. Thomason
Pasadena
Rusk Native Stephen Goff Returns from Grandparents
Stephen Dewain Goff of Rusk has returned to Houston after a three week visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs Bennie Goff and Mr and Mrs Lester Bowling of Reklaw. Mr and Mrs M E Acker and Rex of Houston visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Vernon Hester last week.
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Stephen Dewain Goff
Houston
Bennie Goff
Lester Bowling
Rek
M. E. Acker
Rex
Vernon Hester
Final Rites Read Here for Mrs. Odom
Mrs. Mable Lenora Odom, age 14, died Monday afternoon at Sunset Care Center in Jacksonville after a long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3:00 in Wallace Funeral Chapel with Rev. Jewel McClure officiating. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, three sons, four siblings, fourteen grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Mable Lenora Odom
Sunset Care Center
Jacksonville
Wallace
Jewel McClure
Cedar Hill
Odom
Union Hill Baptist Church
Corrie Williamson
Rusk
Loraine Lattimore
Chester Odom
Houston
Jack Odom
Truman Acker
Nacogdoches
Hosea C. Acker
John Acker
Dialville
Neal Hall
Olney
Texas
Mae Garner
Frankston
Riding Club V4 Schedule To Pick Up Tempo Soon
The Cherokee Riding Club meets Thursday at the Rodeo arena at 7:00 p.m. to discuss trophies for the upcoming horse show and concessions. Members should bring shirt letters, wear uniforms, and come ready to work. A July 7 ride to Jacksonville for the parade plus grand entry is planned with a sack lunch.
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Riding Club
Rodeo
Jacksonville
Gallatin Plans Seventh Annual Homecoming Event
Gallatin announces the seventh annual homecoming with a Saturday 7:30 program at the community center featuring a review of past homecomings and refreshments. Sunday includes a program and lunch with each family asked to bring a basket lunch for attendees including former students and residents.
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Gallatin
Overton 4th of July Golf Invitational Set
Overton announces its annual 4th of July Invitational golf tournament for Monday July 5 with 27 hole medal play. Off time is 7 to 9 am and flights are drawn after players start the second round. Club president Woody Carter notes bigger prize funds and added attractions with merchandise certificates for top three in each flight.
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