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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text remains unclear about a specific event or persons. The readable items reference a party and a fundraising context but lack concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Betty Jean Cearley and Ricky Don Lee exchanged marriage vows Saturday at 6 p.m. in Trinity Baptist Church with Dr. S. E. Cearley officiating. The ceremony featured a double ring exchange, attendants, and a reception hosted by the bride's parents. They will reside at 216 S Orient Stamford after a short wedding trip.
Ruth Pint daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Pint Milwaukee Wisconsin married Dr E L Cowger Jr son of Mr and Mrs E L Cowger of Lubbock formerly of Stamford on the University of Georgia campus in Athens Georgia The bride is a reading specialist and teacher The groom a Texas Tech psychology graduate and educator now teaching at Kentucky Eastern University
Mrs H Birger Haterius announces the engagement of Ingrid Haterius to Robert Joseph Wilson. Ingrid earned a music education degree at the University of Texas and works at the Country Dinner Playhouse in Austin. Robert Wilson holds a BA and JD from UT and works as a commercial mortgage broker in New York City. An August 8 wedding is planned in Austin.
Mrs. Maggie Anderson, 84, of Stamford, died June 11 in Stamford Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 11 a.m. Friday at Kinney Funeral Chapel with Rev. T. O. Upshaw officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Survivors include six brothers and two sisters. Her husband John D. Anderson died in 1967. She was born May 6, 1891 in Beckville.
Mr and Mrs Barron Lindsey and their four daughters completed a three week journey visiting relatives in Kansas Texas and Oklahoma Highlights include an outing at Lake Whitfield an open house at Carson Air Force Base to see the Blue Angels and a stop at the Tough Texas Children's Home in Pettis The group attended Tim Felts graduation at Pettis High School and visited Fort Worth before returning home with Mrs Claussen and children traveling by train.
Mrs. Lendall M. Prewit announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of Gail Lee Prewit to Glen Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson of Amarillo. The couple plans to marry July 20 at the Chapel of West Texas State University in Canyon.
Andrew Jackson became the first president to ride on a railroad in a historic march on June 6 1833 marking an early US transport milestone with a presidential frontier context.
Zada Smith was installed as Worthy Matron and Travis Smith as Worthy Patron of Stamford Chapter 269 Order of the Eastern Star on Tuesday June 10 at the Masonic Hall. New officers include Marie Davis associate Matron Joe Davis associate Patron Luciene Smith secretary Myrtle McClendon treasurer Martha Jomiers conductress Billie Koon associate conductress W D Smith chaplain Gladys Martin marshal Also Lu Jean Lovvorn Ada Virgie Mae Cox Ruth Eunice Wilhelm Esther Orie Lee Cliett Martha La Vern McNeil Electa Carl Wilhelm warder and L B McNeil sentinel Retha Mullins was installing officer J C McGee associate installing officer Cleo Hughes marshal Allene Wheatley chaplain Helen Cox organist Jerry Roberts secretary Alton Cliett warder and Herman Cox. Following installation, fellowship was held in the dining room.
Anson Lion's Club Building hosted Rally Day for Jones County Home Demonstration Clubs on June 11. Registration opened at 9:30 a.m. with 31 registered as members performed skits poems and games before a covered dish luncheon at noon and a council meeting followed.
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