Miss Martinez Weds Raul Vigil in St Francis Ceremony
Miss Patricia Martinez and Raul Vigil married on June 18 at St Francis de Assisi Church in a high Mass with double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Martinez, wore an organza gown with cathedral train. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Eloy Vigil. Reception for 700 at Kies ta Lounge followed. couple to Hollywood, California home.
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St. Francis de Assisi
Patricia F. Martinez
Raul E. Vigil
Manuel Alvarez
Pablo E. Martinez
Eloy F. Vigil
Albino Coca
Valentino Cordova
Georgia Vigil
Elaine Padilla
Rose Marie Gallegos
Yolanda Cisneros
Imelda Cienzales
Sally Trujillo
Pauline Vigil
Vera Trujillo
Dora Lynn Aragon
Richard Vigil
Donald Martinez
Jake Martinez
Wallace Archuleta
Ted Martinez
Dippy Medina
Pat Lucero
Blas Sanchez
Suma Fe
Fiesta Lounge
Vigil
Hollywood
Calif
Interpace Pipe and Ceramics Corporation
Taos High School
Highlands University
Alonzo Stas
Taos High
Santa Fe
Almmuquerque
Los Angeles
Colorado
Juan Jose Vigil
General Taylor Receives Legion of Merit for NORAD Service
Brig. Gen. Livingston N. Taylor receives the Legion of Merit from Gen. Dean Strother for exceptionally meritorious conduct from January 1964 to January 1966 at Montgomery Alabama. He commanded Army Air Defense Command units and led NORAD defense posture improvements amid reorganizations and storms. Taylor is son of Mrs. Martz Kressly and the late Judge Livingston W. Taylor. he spent years in Taos with his parents. Mollie Murrah of Port Washington works at the Stables Gallery during summer from Bucknell University.
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Livingston N. Taylor
North American Air Defense Command
Dean ©. Strother
NORAD
Montgomery
Ala
Taylor
Army Air Defense Command
Aradcom
Southeastern
United States
Martz Kressly
Santa Fe
Livingston W. Taylor
Taos
Chay Won
Youth Operas To Begin In New Mexico This Summer
The Opera Association of New Mexico announces Santa Fe Operas for Youth a low cost Lyric theater program for New Mexico youths. July 4 Cinderella Rossini July 11 Don Giovanni Mozart July 25 The Rake’s Progress Stravinsky August 4 Rigoletto Verdi in English except Rigoletto. Tickets 1.75 for ages 18 and under on sale at Taos Music Center. Bus leaves Taos High School 5 30 p.m. July 4. chaperones needed with tickets 2 including transportation.
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The
Opera Association of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Lyric Theater
Rossini
Mozart
Stravinski
Verdi
Harwood Foundation
Taos Music Center
Puebla Road
Taos
Taos’ High School
Taos Opera Guild
Robert Parr
Three Artists Accepted As New Exhibiting Members By Stables
The Stubles Gallery Art Committee chaired by Ted Egil announces three artists joined as exhibiting members. Robert C. Ellis Elizabeth Buff Haney and William McKee Guillermo will display in the main gallery opening July 1. Buff Haney plans a Helene Wurlitzer Foundation grant and brings a long list of exhibitions from Santa Fe Taos Paris and San Francisco. Ellis has lived in Mexico and Taos with multiple shows in Galeria de Arte Mexicano and the Museo Nacional de Arte Modern. McKee who studied at North Texas Agricultural College Southern Methodist University and Black Mountain College has had eight solo shows and cites Josef Albers as a major influence.
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Stubles Gallery
Ted Egil
Robert C. Ellis
Elizabeth
Buff) Haney
William McKee
Guillermo
Buff Haney
Helene Wurlitzer Foundation
Tans
Ada
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Jerry Farnsworth
Hans Hoffman
Raphael Soyer
San Francisco School of Fine Arts
Miss Haney
Metropolitan Museum
Paris
France
Fine Arts Museum
Santa Fe
Indiana State Teachers College
Mulvane Art Museum
Topeka
Kan
San Francisco Art Museum
Cagnes sur-Mer
New Haven
Conn
San Francisco Art Association
Taos Art Association
TAA
Taos
Mexico
Helene Wurlitaer Foundation
New York
Texas
Jacksboro
Ellis
University of New Mexico
New School
Sierra Madre
Rio de Arava
Cuatra
Rosamaria Ramirez de Alba
Europe
North Carolina
Michigan
San Francisco
Brooklyn
N.Y
LeDoux Street
Kissel
Tulsa
P.M
Taos Inn
McKee
North Texas Agricultural College
Southern Methodists University
Black Mountain College
U.S. Air Force
Afica
Peggy Medina Receives History Honors and Fellowship
Miss Peggy Medina of Wooster Ohio earned departmental honors in history at The College of Wooster. She will attend Johns Hopkins University this fall on a fellowship worth 1012 dollars plus a 2500 dollar teaching salary, pursuing a Master of Arts degree to prepare for a teaching career. She is the daughter of the Reverend and Mrs. Joseph A Medina.
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Peggy Medina
College of Wooster
Wanster
Ohio
Reverend Horney Writes From Toppenish Notice
Rev Ian Horney former Canon Brethren pastor now in Toppenish Washington shares in spare moments he teaches a citizenship class for about 28 Mexicans to help them obtain papers He holds Sunday services for Mexicans and continues duties as pastor He describes scenery from his window and mentions Hood Portland Mt Adams and Mt Rainier He refers to the Baccalaureate at Grace College Winona Lake during Commencement exercises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Horney
Canon Brethren Church
Toppenish
Wash
Mr. Hood
Portland
Mt. Adams
Rainier
Searle
Horne
Cirace College
Winona Lake
Fourth of July important children's book review
A review of the children's book Fourth of July by Charles P. Gr. It explains the 1776 reading of the Declaration at Independence Hall and America's birthday as the nation’s biggest holiday. The book covers Revolutionary War celebrations, patriotic songs, and notable figures, with vivid illustrations for grades 2 to 5.
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Philadelphia
State House
America
Agnher
Garnard Publishing Co
Champaign
George Washington
New
McCarthys Host Weekend Guests In Unclear Report
Visiting at the fame in the George McCarthys l week were Miss Christine Webile and Miss Sharon Wescott alongier que whe played tie white Feeboys all. Spending recent weekend where the McCarthys were Perry Wes com amy Miss Betty Waren aise of Albuquerque.
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George
Australian Visitors Tour Taos With Kansas Friends
Australian visitors from Sydney, the W. Winger Rowes and the Frank Hauckes of Council Grove Kansas, toured Taos and nearby landmarks with guide Mrs. Ronald Bambeck. They viewed Taos Pueblo, the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, and St Francis de Assisi Church, received Taos commemorative medals, and met Governor Avery in Topeka. The Rowes travel next to London for a world road federation meeting, then to Europe and the British Isles before returning to Sydney.
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Sydney
Australia
W. Winger Rowes
Taos
Frank Hauckes
Council Grove
Kan
Americas
Rocky Mountains
Ronald Bambeck
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Heat
Rowes
Kachina Lodge
Bowes
Hauckes
Australa
Interior
Kansas
International Road Federation
Duke of Edinburgh
London
Europe
British Isles
Suez Canal
Rowe
Sydney Club
America
Church of England
Haucke
Kansas Children’s Service Leauge
The
Institute of Logopedics
Misé Theresd Pearson Returns From Oltnwa Exhibition
Misé Theresd Pearson has returned from Oltnwa where she stayed at Tage dia Pst ne wonter. She exhibited in sessions pray saws held at the Olunws Art Association.
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Misé Theresd Pearson
Oltnwa Wika
Tage Dia Pst
Olunws
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Mr. Vigil
John J
Berlinda Vigil
George Anthony Gonzales
Aragon
Mr. and
Mrs
Raul Vigil
Shaffer
L.N. Taylor
Wth Legion of Merit
Mollie Murrah
Port Washington
Long Island
Stables Gallery
Bucknell Umverty
Lewisburg
Society and Arts
Regina Cooke
Frank Haucke
Cornell Grove
Vince Rowe
Hauckeg
York
Jokams
Congress
Bat Henin
Republic
Hkewine
Washington
Helen Lou Duncan
Ruth Ribble
Compton
Frank del Margo
J.A Domingues
Rafaelita Cardenas
John Hubbes
el Patio
Duncan
Ribble
Campion
Jack Denvers
Hawekes
Wilam Avery
Strange City
Dodee City
Mr. Rowe
Gues
Marshall
Magne
Service Transport CO Whit Insides Custom Wik
Au Freght
Secndarian
Mies Rume
Denver
Del
Republican Women
Washington DC
National Defense Mobilization
Washaton
Avcenue of
Kansas Historical Society
Margaret Irwin
Chicago
Joseph Flecks
Regina
Fisuere
Bern
Kansas State
Washam Gas Company
Gas Service
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