Sullivan and Cleveland wed in First Methodist ceremony
Miss Patrician Ann Sullivan and Weldon Davis Cleveland tied the knot in a July Thursday service at First Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Sullivan, wore a candlelight gown with lace, pearls, and a chapel train, and carried yellow roses. A garden reception followed as family and friends celebrated the union of the Sullivan and Cleveland families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrician
Ann Sullivan
Weldon Davis Cleveland
First Methodist Church
Davis Edens
Ail Myo
Henry Clay Sullivan
AL Ts Clark
Cameron Kean
Pink Radmen
Arei
Lues BO Wells
Taxtaia Otwoo
Alpha Chimera
Vic Caetus
Univer Sky
Misa Vicki Glenn
Cela Anderson
My. Sullivan
Kiev
Jerry Pumean
Mary Kay Sullivan
Phyllis Ann Sullivan
Lacey Gene Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan
Hoste
Pair welcomes baby Trad Turyune in Lubbock
Mr and Mrs Men Ray Ratliff of Lubbock announce the birth of a son born on date not specified. Weighing eight pounds one ounce, the baby is named Trad Turyune. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ben Ratliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men Ray Ratliff
Lubbock
Trad Tuyune
Ben Watliff
Pioneer City Woman Honored on 84th Birthday
Mrs. J. W. Loter, an early Collingsworth County settler since 1889, was celebrated on her 84th birthday at sister Mrs. Jennie Holcomb home. Daughters and relatives attended. 35 friends visited and gifts were sent by others, with cake, punch, and a pink rose cake decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer City
J. W. Loter
Jennie Holcomb
Holcomb
Jas. W. Loter
John Loter
Fatton
Allen Loter
Lirbback
Wesley Loter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Howard Langston
Albuquerque
N.M
Hays
RR. Hauper
Oklahoma City
Sunday School Class Entertainment at July Luncheon
Mrs R W Brantley hosted the Mary Martha Sunday School class luncheon on July 11. E C Clement presided the brief business session after the meal. J C Scott gave the devotional and prayer for the Revival Crusade with visitors Pete Fast and Terry Horak present among ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Brantley
Mary Martha
E. C. Clement
J.C. Scott
Pete Fast
Terry Horak
Mmes. Scott
W. F. Roberts
J. Simpson
W. W. McClaskey
W. A. Bennett
J. A. Lowe
J. T. Baldwin, Clement, Doshia Dix
Charles Slay
Mrs. Tirantley
Miss Patricia Sullivan Honored at Wedding Shower
A wedding shower hosted Tuesday evening at Mrs. 3. M. Ore’s home honored Miss Patricia Sullivan who two days later wed Weldon Cleveland Jr. The setting featured silver, crystal, tapers, and a wedding veil centerpiece. Guests included Miss Janis Wood, Miss Nancy Crawley, Miss Andrea Carter, and the hostesses and callers registered by Miss Susan Sullivan. The couple then left for Amarillo to begin at home at 2408 Duncan Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Sullivan
3. M. Ore
Ater
Weldon Cleveland Jr
Orr
Janis Wood
Nancy Crawley
Andrea Carter
Amarillo
Duncan Drive
Mmes
Tleber Grantley
Barney Glenn
Elvis Crawley
John Talten
Truman Hates
John Robert Teward
Clark Anderson
Jerry Elbert
Lynda Orr
Miss Campbell
de jHerson
Sharan
Holmes Maxwell Wedding Set
Mr and Mrs W DD Holmes of Ink Arkansas announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to Don Maxwell son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Maxwell of Wellington. Marilyn is a 1961 graduate of Mena High School and Rutherford Metropolitan Business College and works for Blue Cross Blue Shield in Dallas. Don is a Quail High School graduate employed at Chevron Oil in Texas. The wedding is planned for the evening of September 1 at Ink Baptist Church with friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W, DD. Holmes
Ink
Arkansas
Marilyn
Don Maxwell
Ernest Maxwell
Wellington
Miss Holmes
Mena, Ark
Rutherford Metropolitan Business College
Blue Crags-Blue Shield Inc
Dallas
Quail High School
Chevron Oil Company
Teas
Lowry-Rountree Reunion Set for Wellington Sunday
The annual Lowry and Rountree reunion will be held Sunday, July 21, at the Wellington community building. It will be an all day event with dinner served. friends of the two families are welcome to visit in the afternoon. The Lowry family includes seven brothers, with L. Lowry and Jack Lowry currently residing in Wellington and Lutfe respectively. Mrs. M. E. Rountree heads the Rountree family, with all her children having lived here. Henry Lowry and his wife Zannie Rountree of Spokane, Wash. will attend from a distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Wellington
Jack Lowry
M. E. Rountree
Rountree
Henry Lowry
Zannie Rountree
Spokane Wash
Church Group Skates at Memphis
A Wellington youth group from West Avenue Church of Christ joined Memphis attendees for a skating event at a Memphis church one evening last week. Listed participants include Tose Baker Ron Baker Linda Winton Janie Jones Orval Tyson Mark Tyson Allen Jackson Charles Floyd Ray Floyd Curtis Waner Feth Wruer Tom Waner Kim Waner Jimmy Wack Kenny Black Iamela Black Sharahara Davis. Adults accompanying them were Min and Mrs Author Jones Mrs Lois Tyson Mrs Wealey Waller and Mrs Bil Hack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue Church of Christ
Memphis
Wellington
Tose Baker
Ron Baker
Linda Winton
Janie Jones
Orval Tyson
Mark Tyson
Allen Jackson
Charles Floyd
Ray Floyd
Curtis Waner
Feth Wruer
Tom Waner
Kim Waner
Jimmy Wack
Kenny Black
Iamela Black
Sharahara Davis
Min
Author, Jones
Lois Tyson
Wealey Waller
Mra. Bil Hack
Elaine Yarbrough Mid-Summer Bride Shower Honors
Elaine Yarbrough was honored at a Saturday afternoon bride shower on July 44 hosted by Mrs. Roy Thomason. Guests signed the register and included Mrs. DunlYarbrough and Mrs. J W White, with many local ladies attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Yarbrough
Tony White
Roy Thomason
Thomason
Dunllady Yarbrough
J. W. White
Tray Gene Thomason
Athlete's Foot Treatment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes a product named T-4 claiming it dries inflamed skin in minutes and cures fungal infection within days. It guarantees a refund at any drug store if not satisfied within one hour, and notes availability at Parsons Drug.
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Dave
Parsons Drug
Abney Family Holds Reunion in Hilion Park
The Abney family and relatives of the late John and Mrs. Abney gathered at Hilion Park on Sunday July 14 for their annual reunion. Attendees included numerous Mitchells Morgans Abneys Morrix Morris Blakely Miller Hawkins and others from Elk City Pampa and Ottawa with grandchildren and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abney
Hilion Park
Reu
H. G. Mitchell
Maa
Monty Mitchell
Mike
Hermat Mitchell Sand
Smokey, Sloyer
Gary F
Quail
Mra
Edward Mitchell
Spade
Mera
J. D. Tucker
Elk City
Okla
S. G. Henry
Welling
Jony
Blayne Branum
Duane
Weeky
Lubbock
Ed Abney
Detroit
Texas
Owen Abney
Larry
Orvan Abney
Tose Marie
Tommy
Arlington
W. J. Morris
Pampa
Sebrin
Yvon
Randy
Kellerville
Morrix
Jay
Rudy
Jerry Morris
Etta Blakely
James Miller
Mianne
Ottawa
Canada
Sam Yawkins
Barbara Pastwwr O
Powen City
Myr
Altra
Hennete Horlen
Joyce
Jon
Dunes
Ceel Harlas Nani Janan
lOkla
WMU Circles Meet Monday at local church
WMU groups held Bible study sessions on Monday and Tuesday with multiple circle meetings. Members attended at various homes including Mrs. Roscoe Land Mrs. Nina Mrinkins and Mrs. J. D. Farrar. Nine or seven members participated in leadership prayers and calendar readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanna Ann Fort Girdla
First Baptist
WMU
Roscoe Land
Leonard Karnes
Ruth Wyrick
R. W. Brantley
Nina Mrinkins
Hazel Craighead
Burt
BI Langford
Mra
Noble Murry
Virginia McKay
J. D. Farrar
Griff Finley
J. DO. Whisonant
Glenn Hickey
Claude Groves
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Miss Sullivan
Weldon Cleveland
Mrs. Weldon Cleveland
The
Wellington Area
Elizabeth Baker
Wynn's
Beauty
Wynn’s Beauty Lane
Graham Street
Ted Wheeler
Eddie, Clariece
Laura Waye
Stella Wheeler
Marilyn Holmes
Lowry-Rountree
Lynn Carter
J. M. Orr
D. C. Lacy
McAllater
Troy Thomason
Don Jones
Cecil Shanks
Bob Hightower
Lewis Green
Walter Degrer
L. A. Gilmore
Dorothy Robertson
Just North Ritz Theatre
Abney
Sam McGill
Hasteas
Extele
Freeland Girde
Joanphine Scaggs
George Sparkman
Brrs
Harold Goond
Ten Burba
Norman Wilson
Pete Harris of
Dumas
Father
US Nevers
Collingsworth County Farm Bureau
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