Miss Metz and B R Jackson Wed in Double Ring Rites
Judith Ann Metz and Billy Ray Jackson of Midland wed in a double ring ceremony at St Johns Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Louis Metz and the late Dr Metz. The Rev Marshall Rhew officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs William McDonald and bridesmaids from several cities. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Jackson of Paris. The couple will teach in Midland and reside at 1106 Carrizzio, Midland. Out of town guests attended from multiple states. A Stamford Country Club reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Methodist Church
At & P.m
Judith Ann Metz
Billy Ray Jackson
Midland
Marshall Rhew
First Methodist Church of
Sweetwater
Louis Frederick Metz
Thomas Allen Bunkley
Rose Point Brussels
Robert Hessen
Washington, D. C
Benjamin C. Toledano
Chattanooga, Tenn
Don Mabry
Houston
Bettie Cole Ashcraft
Donna Jackson
Paris
Halene Lipe
San Antonio
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
University of Texas
Kappa Kappa Gamma
East Texas State College
Carrizzio, Midland
Henry F. Hunt
Danvile
Lowell
Dallas couple visits Pryor family at wedding
Mr and Mrs John Simms III of Dallas visited her parents Dr and Mrs George F Pryor Jr. Mrs Simms was a house party member for the wedding of Judith Asin Metz and Billy R Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Country Club
George Humphrey
Abilene
John Simms II
Dallas
Charlene Moss
Patsy Sweeney
Midland
John Simms III
Parties Honor Judith Ann Metz And B R Jackson
Judith Ann Metz and Billy R. Jackson were honored with a 4 course buffet dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Haynes on Wednesday evening June 14. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. W L Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brownfield with Dr and Mrs Haynes. About 50 guests attended amid hurricane lamps and crape myrtle greenery. Other hosts arranged a ranch style supper honoring the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Metz
Billy R. Jackson
Harry Lee Haynes
W. L. Walker
Charles Brownfield
Haynes
Wedding at rodeo grounds with western motif
On Thursday evening June 16 a couple wed at the guest cabin in the rodeo grounds with a western motif. About 60 guests were served. Mr. Tony Selmon and Mrs. George E. Pryor Jr. hosted a luncheon for the wedding party and out of town guests at the Selmon home on Friday. Miniature red roses and bridal wreaths marked individual places and the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeo Grounds
Tony Selmon
George E. Pryor Jr
Selmon
Mary Martha Class Hosts Dinner at Lake Stamford
Members of the Mary Martha Sunday School Class of St. John’s Methodist Church and their husbands were entertained with a dinner at the Loveless cabin on Lake Stamford Tuesday evening. Hostesses included Mrs Richard Lane Mrs N M Phy Mrs L E Loveless and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Lake Stamford
St. John’s Methodist Church
Loveless Cabin
Stamford Page Four Highlights Local News
Stamford area items from Page Four include brief notices and community notes dated Thursday June 22 1961. Local events, upcoming meetings, and public notices provide a snapshot of life in Stamford Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Texas
Carlton Haynes to Wed at Tuxedo Baptist Church
Judy Carlton and Don R Haynes announce their upcoming marriage on July 1 at Tuxedo Baptist Church. Maid of honor is Sarah Lee Carlton, candlelighter Kate Carlton, best man Nicky Jackson, ushers James Boyd Abilene and Harvey A Rivers Lubbock. Reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Pritchard in Tuxedo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Carlton
Don R. Haynes
Tuxedo Baptist Church
Sarah Lee Carlton
Kate Carlton
Nicky Jackson
James Boyd
Abilene
Harvey A. Rivers
Lubbock
Bill Pritchard
Tuxedo
Mrs Sibyl Larche Visits Oklahoma Family
Mrs Sibyl Larche returned from Oklahoma where she visited her daughter Mrs A S Adamson and family. She attended the high school graduation of her granddaughter Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibyl Larche
Oklahoma
A. S. Adamson
Sharon
Stamford Seamen Attend Deanery Meeting at Anson
Four Stamford women attended the Abilene Deanery Council of Catholic Women's quarterly meeting held at Anson on June 13. Sister Madeline of Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters urged activity in the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and announced an Abilene teacher training course in late June. New officers for the year are Mrs. Frank Porter president Mrs. Joe W. Cloud secretary and Mrs. George Krapula treasurer. Stamford attendees included Mrs. Raymond Hir scher Mrs. Donald Carroll Mrs. Gregory Gonzales and Mrs. R. T. Middlebrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Abilene
Council of Catholic Women
Anson
Madeline
Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters of
Frank Porter
Haskell
Joe W. Cloud
Rule
George Krapula
Raymond Hirscher
Donald Carroll
Gregory Gonzales
R. T. Middlebrook
Singing Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church Stamford
Haskell and Jones County singers gather in Stamford Sunday at 2 o clock for a public session. The event will be held at Calvary Baptist Church and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Jones County
Stamford
Calvary Baptist Church
Family Trip to Farnsworth Texas for Harvest Work
Mrs Richard Mickler and her children traveled to Farnsworth Texas last weekend with a friend and children and Dub Sims. Dub will work in the grain harvest with Mr Mickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mickler
Farnsworth
Texas
Oy Dub Sims
Dub
Mickler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Metz
B. R. Jackson
William Charles McDonald
Frederick, Md
Hubert Jackson
Dan Kallus
Don Ferguson
Don Tuttle
Tommy Bramlett
Shallowater
Mashburn
Burl Eastland
Arehe Parduer
Thomas Allen Bunkley Jr
Frederick Hudson
Bunkley
Hudson
Beth Haynes
Letli Brownfield
Gordon Haynes
Huston
A. M. G. Swenson
Eugene Swenson
Carl Swenson
Mmes
Richard Lane
N. M. Phy
L. E. Loveless
Herbert Bosse
Harry Rounds
C. D. Dickenson
Byron Lewis
Garland Sparks
Swift
del Monte
Ae Yul
Stamp Redemption Center
Isabella
Wright
Kraft Philadelphia
Velveeta
Sara Lee
Youngblood
Booth
Kimbell
KRAFT
Lee White
Station Holmes Jeweler
Stamford Cleaners
Christeen
Beauty Shop
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