Open Gate to Beauty Flower Show by Stamford Garden Club
The 1963 Spring Flower Show at the Carnegie Library in Stamford featured the theme Open Gate to Beauty. First place Hort icultural winners included Mrs. L arat Mrs. H L Bosse Mrs Ek McNabb and others. Awards of Merit and Distinction were given in both Hort icultural and Design divisions with judges from several cities. The event honored junior gardeners and announced newly elected Stamford Garden Club officers at a post event coffee hosted by Mrs W J Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Garden Club
Carnegie Library
L. Arat
H. L. Bosse
Ek. McNabb
Dave Walker
Marvin Stanford
W. J. Bryant
J. W. Frizell Jr
J. H. Rutherford
Jack Watson
R. Fef. McNabb
Lynn Gillespie
Bill Decker
G. H. Cobb
L. M. Prewit
Earl Stagner
R. E. McNabb
J. V. Fricell
B. J. Barnett
Engagement Announcement for Judy Ann Garner and Vernon Leverett Jr
Mr and Mrs John L Garner announce the engagement of daughter Judy Ann to Vernon Ray Leverett Jr son of Mr and Mrs V R Leverett Both families reside in Old Glory The wedding is set for August 2 at 7 00 pm at Aspermont Church of Christ Judy Ann is Old Glory High School valedictorian 1942 attended Lubbock Christian College and works in the county clerk office at Aspermont Vernon Ray Leverett Jr a 1962 Old Glory High School graduate attended Tarleton State College and was a long time Stonewall County 4 H member He works with El Paso Natural Gas in Farmington New Mexico where the couple will reside
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Lynn Flowers
John L. Garner
Old Glory
Judy Ann
Vernon Ray Leverett, Jr
V. R. Leverett
Aspermont Church of Christ
Old Glory High School
Larbbock Christian College
Aspermont
Tarleton State College
Stonewall County
el Paso Natural Gas Compan Ig
Farmington, N. M
Coupse
Judy Hughes and Ronald D Weaks to Wed at St Johns
Judy Kathryn Hughes and Ronald D Weaks plan to wed Saturday June 22 at 7 p m at St Johns Methodist Church Attendants include maid of honor Dianne McCormick Cynthia Lee Parker flower girl Joe Lee Waggoner best man Jimmy Gilbreath. ushers Jerry Rogers Mike McLemore Roger Hughes. Candlelighters Roy Don Weaks Jimmy West.
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Judy Kathryn Hughes
Ronald D. Weaks
St. John’s Methodist Church
Cynthia Lee Parker
Aspermont
Flower Girl
Joe Lee Waggoner
Jimmy Gilbreath
Beaumont
Jimmy Payne
Roy Don Weaks
Jimmy West
Jerry Rogers
Llano
Mike McLemore
Lubbock
Carlile
Hereford
Roger Hughes
Mary Dean Terry Weds Billy Edd Phillips in Stamford Ceremony
Mary Dean Terry and Billy Edd Phillips married Saturday June 15 at 7 pm in the home of H. M. Phillips Sr. Rev. Jack Southerland officiated. Bride attended Stamford High School and will study beauty in Lubbock. groom a Stamford High School graduate employed at Bryant Farm Supply in Lubbock and plans to enroll at Texas Tech. They will reside in Lubbock. Rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom’s parents at Cliff House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dean Terry
Billy Edd Phillips
H. M. Phillips Sr
Jack Southerland
Stamford High School
Bryant Farm Supply
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Cliff House
Gambill Earns First Rating in Texas High School Coral Contest
Clinton Gambill, son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Gambill and grandson of Mr and Mrs W T Gambill, won first rate with his bass solo at the Texas High School coral contest at Texas University on June 10. He plans to attend the University of Houston this fall and will live with Dr and Mrs Dick O'Brien, his other grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Gambill
Forrest Gambill
W. T. Gambill
Texas University
Clinton
University of Houston
Dick O'Brien
Luncheon Honors Judy Cowger Bride-Elect
Mrs. C. L. Cromwell Mrs. Jack Mills and Mrs. Oliver Smith hosted a bridesmaids luncheon for Judy Cowger bride elect of R. J. Key at the Cromwell home. Decorations featured turquoise and white with carnations blue tapers and a miniature bride. Twelve guests were served salad tea and coffee including Mrs. E L Cowger mother of the bride elect and relatives from Alexandria La.
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C. L. Cromwell
Jack Mills
Oliver Smith
Judy Cowger
R. J. Key
Cromwell Home
E. L. Cowger
Dale Williams
Mary Beth
Cindy
Alexandria
Lawrence Family Reunion at Roundup Hall Texas
The family of the late Mr and Mrs J R Lawrence met at the Roundup Hall on the Texas Cowboy Reunion Grounds June 8 and 9 enjoying 42 games and group singing Saturday night. A family style meal was served Sunday at Cliff House with relatives from Abilene Odessa Seymour Coleman Lubbock Amarillo Crowell Vernon Dallas Lueders and Stamford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Lawrence
Avoca
Cliff House
Abilene
Odessa
Seymour
Coleman
Lubbock
Amarillo
Crowell Vernon
Dallas
Lueders
Stamford
Births Report From Stamford Abilene and Hamlin
Birth notices list a June 12 son John R. to Vicente and wife in Stamford. June 15 daughter Jerri Le ann to Jim my Gene Huckabee in Abilene. June 16 son Ronald Terry to Ronald Carrol Lewis in Stamford. June 17 son Willie Van to Raymond and wife in Hamlin. June 19 daughter to Francisco Moreno and wife in Stamford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerri Leann
Jimmy Gene Huckabee
Abilene
Ronald Terry
Ronald Carrol Lewis
Stamford
Willie van
Raymond Johnson
Hamlin
Francisco Moreno
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Mimi Sue Olson
Ericksdahl
Jones County
Lueders Baptist
Mimi Sue
Gary Clayton
Anson
Max Leach
Forrest Kendall
Gladys Buchanan
Joe Hagins
Boldin Crafton
E. B. Hickman
Clyde
Vickie Cobb
Queln Foster
Shanan Brown
Gail Prewit
Lynn Prewit
Sto
Optometrist
Vniea
Uris
ACE Electric
Judy Ann Garner
Mr. Leverett
Ugenda
Judy Hughes
Dianne McCormick
Hutchins
Larry Muehlstein
College Station
B. E. Phillips
Dean Terry
H. M. Phillips Jr
Charolette Mauldin
Marcus Phillips
Craig Stephens
James Hughes
Cherry Freeman
James Leddy
H-Bar
Levi, Lee and Wrangler
Pine
Lawrence
John R
Vicente Mendez
Morning Glory
Harkins Furniture
S. Weatherbee
Texas
Kimbell
Chuck Roast
Armour
Folger’s Coffee
KRAFT
Miracle
del Monte
Velveeta
Mead
Ty Betty Crocker
Supreme Pecan Sandies
Ebes Free
Stamford Cleaners
Lee White
Christeen’s
Beauty Shop
Davis Dry Goods
Plumlee
S County Impleme
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