Linda Elbert and Larry Sullivan Wed in Candlelight Home Ceremony
Linda Kay Elbert and Edward Larry Sullivan Jr were married in a candlelight ceremony at the Elbert home in Dallas on Saturday evening. The bride wore a white wool suit with a white mink collar and carried a yellow rose bouquet. Guests included family and close friends as minister Grendel Forehand presided. The couple will reside in Dallas after their reception hosted by the Elbert family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Kay Elbert
Edward Larry Sullivan
Howard Elbert
Childress Street
Edward J. Sullivan Jr
Gladiolus
Dalas
Grendel Forehand
Bowie Street Church of Christ
Vicki Glenn
Ton Moore
James Braziel
Quanah
Elbert
Dick Elbert
Amarillo
Ricky Sullivan
Dallas
Brazier
Wellington High School
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Austin F. Kimball High School
Baytor University
Waco
Quail Club Names New Committees
Quail Friendship Club met Thursday afternoon January 17 in the home making cottage. President Mrs John Bishop appointed chairmen for Calendar Mrs T B Johnson Finance Mrs Tra Morgan Project Mrs Tom Wilson Social Mrs Ray Godbey Recreation Mrs Monty Mitchell. A Civil Defense film was shown by Mrs Bill Clay. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Delbert White. Jo Mmnes Mitchell Tom Crabtree Herbert Field Bishop Godbey Clay and Vada Vaughan noted as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail Friendship Club
John Bishop
Calendar
T. B. Johnson
Tra Morgan
Tom Wilson
Ray Godbey
Monty Mitchell
Bill Clay
Delbert White
Jo Mmnes
Mitchell
Tom, Crabtree
Herbert Field
Bishop
Godbey
Clay
Vada Vauighan
Patti Holton Party Honoree at Her Tenth Birthday
Patti Holton was honored with a party at her home on January 9. Mrs Ham Holton hosted with games inside and outside and served birthday cake and drinks to Debbie Carson Beth Peters Retay Castleberry Kathy Scott Kathy Cox Sandra McGill Carrie Lewis Carol Ann Cochran Neal Cochran Tommy and Craig Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Holton
Ham Holton
Debbie Carson
Beth Peters
Retay Castleberry
Kathy Scott
Kathy Cox
Sandra McGill
Carrie Lewis
Carol Ann Cochran
Neal Cochran
Tommy
Craig Holton
Texas 41st in Welfare Costs and Public Aid
Texas ranks 41st in per capita welfare expenditures with 5.16 state and local dollars per person, and 37th in total public assistance at 17.85. Last year’s total public welfare outlay reached 171,559,000, with 49,498,000 from state funds and 122,071,000 from federal sources. Ashville Ohio residents J R Godhey and family returned home after two weeks visiting Ray Godbey of Quail, joined by relatives from Dumas Amarillo Dallas and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Department of Public Welfare
J. R. Godhey
Terry
Timmy
Betsy
Ashville
Ohio
Ray Godbey
Quail
Troy Godbey
Dumas
Morgan Rigdon
Joe Tipton
Picks
Amarillo
Jerry Godbey
Dallas
WMU Circles Meet Monday At Five Homes
The Virginia McKay, Estelle Freeland, Mildred Crabtree, Betty Tennison, and Wana Ann Fort Circles of the Women's Missionary Union met Monday at five different homes. Nine to eleven members attended across circles. Bible lessons, meditation, prayer, and mission study were led by various circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McKay
Women's Missionary Union
The
First ‘Baptist Church
Henry Davidson
J. L. Burt
Davidson
Milburn Derryberry
Estelle Freeland Circle
C. T. Hubbard
Doshin Dix
Leonard Karnes
Mildred Crabtree
Theo Parker
Sting Crawford
M. Llynn
Betty Tennison
Billy Jo Thogmartin
Eddie Slay
Floyd Keller
Wana Ann Fort
Henry Stall
Bill Langford
Noble Murry
S. St. Davis
Lydia Class Has Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The Lydia Sunday School Class met January 17 in the church dining room for a luncheon and business meeting led by president Mrs. W. A. Morrow. Devotional by Mrs. Oscar Peeples, class song sung, attendees included Mines, Peeplern, Vaughan, Cook, Brewer, Hays, and visitors the Neals of Bentonville en route to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Baptist Church
W. A. Morrow
Oscar Peeples
Jesus
Mines
Oscar Peeplern
Vada Vaughan
Jess Cook
Ben Brewer
J. J. Hays
Births and Grandparents in Lubbock and Hereford Areas
Mr and Mrs John Alf Thomas of Lubbock welcome daughter La Yona Tenn born January 18 weighing seven pounds eight and one half ounces with grandparents Obie White and Zook Thomas of Quail and Mr and Mrs Jim McDowell of Hereford as parents of another daughter Shawn Elise born January 16 weighing six pounds one ounce. The couple also includes Mr and Mrs Winfred Hair of Hollis with daughter LaDona Kim born January 18 in St Joseph Hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Also an advertisement for Bukets kidney health supplement appears with claims of benefits and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alf Thomas
Lubbock
la- Yona Tenn
Obie White
Zook Thomas
Jim McDowell
Hereford
Shawn Elise
Ansel McDowell
Sandy Parsons
Winfred Hair
Hollis
LaDona Kim
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St Josephs Hospital Notes From January Admissions
St Josephs Hospital lists patients admitted or treated from January 14 to 21. Named include Morris Barton G A DeBord Sumnerwood Mrs W G Tyler Newt Trout Mrs Joe Rountree Lenoy Archie Michael Thomas Mrs John Trew Willie Allison Mrs Winfred Hall Arlen Foater Donna Dae Miller Mrs Evan Harris W A Selton Ada Sange Ricky Hamilton and others with admission or discharge dates. Also notes visitors and extended family visits from Amarillo and Soquel California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Barton
G. A. DeBord
Sumnerwood
W. G. Tyler
Newt, Trout
Joe Rountree
Lenoy Archie
Beatrice Archie
Michael ‘Thomas
Ruby Thomas
John Trew
Willie Allison
Winfred Hall
Hollis
Arlen Foater
Donna Dae Miller
Billy Miller
Shamrock
Evan Harris
W. 2
Aselton
W. P. Robertson
Connally’s Inauguration Sets Texas Cheerful Early Tone
Governor John Connally and Lieutenant Governor Preston Smith took oaths of office before about 6,000 at the Capitol, pledging progress and spending restraint. A mass turnover followed a Victory Dinner, raising funds for the Democratic Committee, as Floresville and Fort Worth supporters joined the Austin ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
John Connally
Elrct
Jimmy Allred
Floresville
Fort Worth
State
Democratic
State Capitol
Cxpitol
Connally
Preston Smith
Robert W. Calvert
Supreme Court
Smith
Kth
Lower Voting Age Proposed in Texas
A bill filed by Berry of San Antonio seeks a constitutional amendment to lower Texas voter age from 21 to 18. If approved, the legislature could enact the change, shifting the current requirement to vote in state elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Rad
Berry
San Antonio
Texas
Water Board Adds to Staff Hydraulic Engineer Seward
Hydraulic engineer Lewis R. Seward has been added to the staff of the Texas Water Commission. Chief Engineer John J. Vandertulip said Seward will work with the water resources planning division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis R. Seward
Texas Water Commission
John J. Vandertulip
Seward
Water Resources Planning Division
Governor Connally Presses Family Sanctity And Education Plan
Governor Connally presented a progress plan at a joint Senate and House session, receiving strong applause. He urged strengthening family sanctity laws, including an end to common law marriages, a 90 day waiting period for divorces, a six month remarriage ban after divorce, and mandatory court appearances when children are involved. Upgrading higher education won broad support, while proposals to confine the Game and Fish Commission and the State Parks Board faced opposition centered on potential harm to the commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunda
Connally
Senateeand
Connadly
Heommon
Salx
Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
East Texas towns seek sales tax rebates to lure industry
U. CG Congressman Wright Patman and Reps Joe Cannon and H G Wells warn that small rural East Texas areas are in decline. They propose a plan giving counties under 45 000 population a two percent sales tax refund to be distributed by county judges to cities to attract new industries, with about 200 counties eligible and an estimated 1 000 000 dollars in the first year. The aim is to save counties hurt by highway bypasses and urban migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Patman
East Texas
Joe Cannon
Mexia
H.G. Wells
Tulsa
Riral
Wella
Land Promoter Conviction Upheld in Texas Court
Bradyland promoter A R R Sheffield loses another appeal as Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upholds his conviction tied to the Texas veterans land scandal. The report also notes visitors Winnie Dodge and Julia from Memphis at the Dodge home, and visits by Tommy Akin of Dallas to his mother, with Cape to Cairo Railroad completion dated 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradyland
A. RR
Sheffield
Texas Court, of Criminal Appeals
Texas Veterans Land
Winnie Dodge
Julia
Memphis
John Dodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larry Sullivan
Verry Nix
Quail Club
Alaska
Seward’s
Dorothy Maddox
Popper
WMU
Everett Neal
Bentonville, Ark
M. L. Lynn
Elmo Duke
Tommie Duke
Danny Ammona
Wellington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ada Sange
Surgical
Ricky Hamilton
Nathan Hamilton
Wayne Gray
Quinton Brewer
Elizabeth Kay Brewer
Ada Moe .Oliver
Wilkerson
Patsy
Billy
Eurfs Phipps
Jim
Hwoone Martin and Baby
Mra
Gene Martin
Mary
John W. Rogers
Essie Lovelace
Soquel
Calif
Earl Gibbs
Governor Job
Snap
Water Board
Tommy Akin of
Dullax
Clan Farris
Cape To Cairo
Jack L. Rose
Ledgers
Gilbert
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