Bethel Church wedding for Dianna McGehee and Hollis Muehlstein
Dianna Louise McGehee and Hollis Lee Muehlstein wed in a June ceremony at Bethel Lutheran Church with Pastor Hugo Haterius officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murry Schroeder, wore imported lace gown and carried flowers atop a white Bible. groom’s parents were present and attendants included Karen Owens as maid of honor. The couple will reside on Route 1 Avoca after a reception in the church parlor following a Stamford High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGehee-Muehlstein
Dianna Louise McGehee
Hollis Lee Muehlstein
Bethel Lutheran Church
Hugo B. Haterius
Murry Schroeder
Jimmy Muehl- Stein
Bradford Moritz
Birger Haterius
Sabrina
George Sanders
Alma Schroeder
Jacob Muehlstein
Karen Owens
Temple
Dorothy Gregory
Carolyn Rainer
Joan White
Snyder
Carol Sue Hinze
Patti Gaul Schroeder
Stamford High School
Texas Tech
Muehlstein
Route 1
Avoca
Garry Muehlstein
Wayland Shurley
Lubbock
Norman Whitworth
Buddy Muehlstein
Abbott
Darretl Richards
Leeders
Douglas Rosenquist
Jerry Stevenson
Larry Nehring
Sonny Olson
Odessa
Douglas Rosenavist
J. C. Schroeder
Mike McLemore
Carl Carlile
Hereford
Roger Hughes
Roy Don Weaks
Jimmy West
Cynthia Lee Parker
Aspermont
Joe Lee Waggoner
Fellowship Hall
Jeannine Spitzer
Carol McCormick
Hutchins
Shelby Sharp
Austin
Norma True
Abilene
Bruce Carpenter
Wichita Falls
Anne Boedeker
Mary Beth Stanley
North Texas State University
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
University of Texas
Delta Tau Delta
New Orleans
Sik
Austan
Relatives and Friends Attend Dianna McGehee Hollis Muehlstein Wedding
Out of town guests including Sgt. and Mrs. John Mazur Mi Net N D Mr and Mrs John Sykora Houston Mr and Mrs A P Hajek and family San Antonio Mrs M D Webb Becky Odessa Mr and Mrs I J Muehlsein Hillsboro Mr and Mrs Frankie Muehlstein family Abbott H E Gaddy and Kay Mr and Mrs Cecil Thomasson Todd Abilene Sandra Sulak Rita Muehlstein Helen Pustejovsky Larry Schroeder and Jerry Schroeder Dallas Mr and Mrs Ned White Joann Snyder Mr and Mrs George Sanders Mr and Mrs Herman Brown and Bill Mrs Vee Owens Temple Mr and Mrs George Sanders Jr and family Buckholts Sr and Mrs Clyde Sanders and family Minot ND Set and Mrs Lindy Sanders and family Altus Okla Set and Mrs Floyd coniiders and family Abilene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianna McGehee
Hollis Muehlstein
John Mazur
Minet
N. D
John Sykora
Houston
A. P. Hajek
A. P. Hajek Jr
San Antonio
M. D. Webb
Becky
Odessa
I. J. Muehlsein
Hillsboro
Frankie Muehlstein
Abbott
H. E. Gaddy
Kay
Cecil Thomasson
Todd
Abilene
Sandra Sulak
Rita Muehlstein
Helen Pustejovsky
Larry Schroeder
Jerry Schroeder
Dallas
Ned White
Joann
Snyder
George Sanders
Herman Brown
Bill
Vee Owens
Temple
George Sanders Jr
Buckholts
Clyde Sanders
Minot
Set
Lindy Sanders
Famil Altus
Okla
Floyd Coniiders
Margaret Fischer to Wed William Chaffin in Haskell
Margaret Fischer and William Samuel Chaffin plan to marry August 31 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Haskell. The bride is a Paint Creek High School and Rutherford Business School alumna employed by American Trading and Production in Abilene. The groom is Crane High School graduate, employed by B H Electric in Crane and a Texas Tech student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Fischer
Margaret
William Samuel Chaffin
Basil C. Chaffin
Crane
Trinity Lutheran Church
Haskell
Paint Creek High School
Rutherford Metropolitan School of Business
American Trading and Production
Abilene
Chaffin
Crane High School
B&h Electric
Texas Tech
Judy Hughes Weds Ronald Weaks In Stamford Methodist Ceremony
Judy Kathryn Hughes became bride of Ronald David Weaks in a seven o'clock Saturday ceremony at St. John's Methodist Church officiated by Dr. Burgin Watkins. The couple plans to reside in Austin after a New Orleans trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Kathryn Hughes
Ronald David Weaks
St. John’s Methodist Church
Burgin Watkins
N. O. Hughes
Roy O. Weaks
Suzanne Nance
Glenda Lindsey
Judy Mills
Diane McCormick
Hutchins
Larry Muehlstein
College Station
Jimmy Gilbert
Beaumont
Jimmy Payne
Jerry Rogers
Liano
Reception Honors Dr. and Mrs. Lewis
A reception in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Lewis was hosted at the home of Byron Lewis on Saturday June 22 from 5 30 to 8 30 pm. The couple recently returned from two years of service in Morocco. Attending were Mrs. N M Phy Mrs Harry Bounds Mrs Norris Bailey Mrs Nia Goss Mrs Ben Loop Mrs Richard Lane and Mrs C D Dickenson. The tea table featured an embroidered linen cloth from Hong Kong and a pink carnation arrangement in a crystal basket sent from Germany by Dr. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen E. Lewis
Byron Lewis
Lewis
Morocco
N. M. Phy
Harry Bounds
Norris Bailey
Nia Goss
Ben Loop
Richard Lane
C. D. Dickenson
Hong Kong
Germany
Elegant Table Settings Highlight 19th Century Tea
Guests admired a crystal bowl Rasberry punch and silver compotes filled with multi colored mints and nuts. Brass Moroccan trays complemented the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Two Stamford Girls Valedictorians Earn Alpine Honors
Paula Oates leads Alpine High with a 96.58 average as valedictorian while Georgia Kay tops Alpine Junior High with 96.73. Both are daughters of the late George Oates and Mrs. Oates, now living with their mother and her husband Robert L Bow in Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Alpine
Paula Oates
Georgia Kay
George Oates
Oates
Robert L. Bow
Mrs Wade Watts Honored at Cliff House Dinner
Mrs Wade Watts hostess for the Texas Cowboy Reunion received compliments at a Monday night dinner at Cliff House hosted by Mr and Mrs J O Calhoun. Norris Russell and wife assisted. A miniature rodeo parade extended the head table and twenty two couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Watts
Cliff House
J. O. Calhoun
Norris Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Hollis L. Muehlstein
Carl Richt
Troy
Huston Hardware
McGehee and
Bethel Church
Margaret Fischer and
Mr. Chaffin
Margaret Fischer
Penney
Tone Towels
Ilurry
Iaa
Judy Hughes
Ronald Weaks
Ronald D. Weaks
Amstica
America
Rand McNally
Oldsmobile
Roundup Motor CO
S. Wetherbee
WTA
West Texas Utilities
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