Miss Holland and J S Sharpe United in Double Ring Rites
Miss Matha Moody Holland married James Shelby Sharpe in a double ring ceremony at Central Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with lace and a queen’s crown veil, and the couple will reside in Austin where the bride studies at the University of Texas and the groom attends law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holland
J.S. Sharpe
James Shelby Sharpe
Central Presbyterian Church
Jerry H. Boles Jr
Bartlett Holland
James Henry Sharpe
Fort Worth
Tee Selmon
Max Moody
James Holland
Stamford Country Club
Martha Johnson
Tahlequah
Gla
Peggy Holland
Anson
Judith Thomas
Norma True
Abilene
Pattie Lucus
It Worth
Judy Mills
Elsie Medlin
Betsy Walker
Judy Kay Hughes
Glenda Lindsey
Jane Smith
H. P. Moody
Messrs
Mmes Weldon Walker
Irving Moud
Tony Gable
University of Teras
Martha Holland Complimented At Luncheon
Martha Holland the bride elect was honored at a Thursday luncheon hosted by Judy Mills at the Mills parents home. Guests included Nancy Kennedy Janyth Holcomb Sarah Taylor and others. Yellow and white decorations featured iris and carnations in a crystal bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Holland
James Shelby Sharpe
Judy Mills
J. Hi. Mills
Nancy Kennedy
Janyth Holcomb
Sarah Taylor
Elsie Medlin
Norma True
Abilene
K. D. Ross
F. E. Upshaw
Upshaw
George Humphrey
Two Girls Join Glorieta Staff For Six Week Session
Patsy Baugh and Kay Lovvorn were chosen to assist on the staff at Glorieta Baptist Assembly in Glorieta New Mexico. They will stay six weeks and enter their senior year in high school. Both are active in social affairs and members of the First Baptist Church. Mr and Mrs R T Wilcox and Mrs C R McMillen return from Weatherford after attending Michael Lindsey s Weatherford graduation on May 29 and the Fort Worth graduation of Marehs Carlburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Baugh
Kay Lovvorn
Glorieta
R. T. Wilcox
C. R. McMillen
Weatherford
Michael Lindsey
Wicox
Picnic To Honor Camp Fire Girls At Haskell Park
Three Camp Fire girls groups honored for aid in the Buddy Poppy Sale will attend a picnic at Haskell Park hosted by the VFW Auxiliary. They will meet at 2 30 p.m. at the VFW post home and transportation will be provided. if weather turns bad a theater party will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Haskell Park
VFW
Ivy and Shurley to Wed in Bethel Lutheran Church
Connie Rose Ivy and Alfred Wayland Shurley plan a June 15 wedding at 7 pm in Bethel Lutheran Church. Attendants include Carla Bird and Joyce Bounds as brides party, Norman Shurley as best man, with ushers Charles Stenholm and Hollis Muehlstein. Music by Hugo Haterius and Dianna Sconce, with flower girls Darla Ekdahl and relatives as candlelighters. Invitations remain local, reception in church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Rose Ivy
Alfred Wayland Shurley
Hugo B. Haterius
Henry Peterson
Dianna Sconce
Carla Bird
Joyce Bounds
Norman Shurley
Charles Stenholm
Ad Hollis Muehlstein
Willle Douglas Rose Delton Jones
Roy Don Sconce
David Lundgren
Reta Iry
Darla Ekdahl
Lynn Short
Mary Ekdahl
Bethel Lutheran Church
Singers Gather for Hamlin Choral Event Sunday
Jones and Fisher County singing will take place Sunday afternoon May 17 at 2 o clock at Foursquare Church in Hamlin. The new books have arrived and will be used. Many good singers will attend and the public is invited.
Water Pageant Ends Camp Fire Girls Event
Rain cut short the Water Pageant closing the Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds camp at Leeders Baptist Camp Ground. Mrs John Bennett directed the pageant Legend of the Water Lily with 144 girls enrolled from Stamford and surrounding towns. Mrs W C Taylor led the camp with teenage counselors and a staff of adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Birds
Stamford
Leeders Baptist
John Bennett
W. C. Taylor
Local P-TA Units Hold Meeting
A school of instruction for new and re elected officers and chairmen of three local Parent Teacher Association units was held Tuesday evening May 29 at Nat's Cafe dining room. Stamford P-TA Council president Mrs. C O Richards led the session focusing on valuable programs and officer duties. Oliver unit attendees included Durward Young president and others. Reynolds unit members included Mrs Leo Hardin president and Mrs Gene Turnbow historian among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Nat's Cafe
C. O. Richards
Stamford
P-Ta Council
Oliver School
Durward Young
Harry L. Haynes
James Waggoner
L. G. Moore
Ben Cole
Reynolds
Leo Hardin
Gene Turnbow
Carroll Lee
Spencer Baize
Esther Bible Class Meeting Hosted by Mrs. Stovall
Mrs. C. T. Stovall presided at the Esther Bible Class monthly gathering at her home after serving a devotional by Mrs. Frank Moore and a prayer led by Mrs. L. E. Million Jr. Guests Mines Bill McEacher, Joe Griffin, and Mrs. Newman of Timberlake attended along with class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Baptist Church
Stovall
Frank Moore
L. E. Million Jr
Bill McEacher
Joe Griffin
Newman
Timberlake
Average person needs about one pound of salt yearly
The article notes that an average individual uses roughly one pound of salt per year. It cites common dietary guidance and rough consumption estimates without naming specific sources or dates.
Births Report Girls Born to Florida Castillo and Huckabee Families
June 10 a daughter Rosa Linda born to Mr and Mrs Florencia Castillo in Haskell. June 11 a daughter Cheryl Lynne born to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Gene Huckabee in Mun day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Linda
Florencia Castillo, Haskell
Cheryl Lynne
Jimmy Gene Huckabee
Munday
Homemaking Teachers Attend Stephenville In Service
Mrs Nita Goss of Avoca and Mrs Betty Herring of Rochester attended a two day area in service meeting for homemaking teachers in Stephenville Tuesday and Wednesday. The theme was A better homemaking program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Goss
Avoca
Betty Herring
Rochester
Stephenville
Mrs W A Jones Visits Sister in Throckmorton Area
Mrs W A Jones of Throckmorton spent last weekend visiting her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Frank Sims at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jones of
Throck- Morton
Frank Sims
Buie frames new frontier facing Rotarians in Texas talk
Local historian Bernard Buie told Rotarians on Tuesday that Texas expansion via the Texas Pacific and Texas Central railroads opened a new frontier. He cited Fort Phantom and Fort Griffin near Albany, Marcy Expedition history, and warned against losing individual rights amid modernization and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Pacific
Fort Worth
Texas Central
Waco
Texas
Bernard Buie
Rotarians
Marcy
Here
Haskell
Buie
Fort Phantom
Avoca
Fort Griffin
Albany
Blake Family Visits North Texas After New Mexico Stay
Mr and Mrs Robert E Blake and daughter Stephanie spent last weekend with his mother Mrs Charlie Henry and Mr Henry They have been vacating in New Mexico They left Monday for Pilot Point to visit her parents Mr and Mrs C R Gladden before returning to their home in Mc Allen where Blake is employed by Sun Oil Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Blake
Stephanie
Charlie Henry
Henry
Blakes
New Mexico
Pilot Point
C. R. Gladden
Mc Allen
Blake
Sun Oil Co
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Matha Moody Holland Be
Kay Davis
Irving
Joanna Moody
Jimmy Cosby
Jack Morris
Phil Morris
Roby Morris
Joe Cunningham
Jimmy Sanders
the Bride Wee
Longhorn Bandied
Tau Beta Sigma
Sharpe
Velas Club
Kappa Kappa Psi
Chiif House
James S. Sharpe
H. Pp. Moody
J H. Sharpe
Connie Ivy
Wayland Shurley
Sinci
cUnpay
Hamlin
Socemeeds
Coats
Livle Mart
Dacron Wool Blends
Are
BUMMER v/Odamentals
Dacron
Dad
P-Ta
Rule
Glen Dale Schonerstedt
Pamela Sue Bailey
Schonerstedt
Rule First Baptist Church
C. T. Stovall
Dallas
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