Miss Witholder and Douglas Handley Wed in El Paso Ceremony
Miss Mary Jane Witholder married Douglas Handley at 7 30 p m June 11 in First Presbyterian Church El Paso Rev Stewart Coffman officiated The bride daughter of Mrs A H Witholder and the late Mr Witholder The groom son of Mr and Mrs Felix Handley Wellington The altar featured white gladioli and daisies Music by Dorothy Learmonth and Sally Haraway Florals, gowns, and attendants described. reception followed In home at 10017 Belfast after a west coast honeymoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Witholder
Douglas Handley
Stewart Coffman
First Presbyterian Church
el Paso
A. H. Witholder
Mr. Witholder
Felix Handley
Wellington
Dorothy Learmonth
Sally Haraway
Poteet Baby Kimala Michelle Born In Waxahachie
Mr and Mrs James Poteet announce the birth of their daughter Kimala Michelle on June 13 in Waxahachie. The baby weighed seven pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Buddy Poteet and Mr and Mrs George Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Poteet
Kimala Michelle
Waxahachie
Buddy Poteet
George Howard
Miss Emanuel and Mr Whitaker Wed in Little Rock Chapel
Elaine Emanuel daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Thorne Emanuel of Little Rock Arkansas married John Nicholas Whitaker son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Earl Whitaker of Harrisburg at Greene Chapel Hendrix College on Sunday afternoon June 14 A reception followed at Trieschmann Hall The bride wore an empire gown of silk linen with Venise lace and carried a white Bible with a white phalaenopsis orchid The ceremony included bridesmaids Roselle Taylor and Carol Oliver, maid of honor Ann Barnett, and other attendants. guests included Clyde and Wellington Drakes and John Beauchamp family The cake was cut by Mrs Drake using the bride’s grandmother’s server
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Cannon
William Bindler
Dallas
Patricia Ann Henry
Rockford
Illinois
John Vitullo
Victor Coppinger
Bill Witholder
Richard Wynne
Dan Carpenter
Don Smith
Fellowship Hall
Belfast
Handley
James Henry
Michael
Kevin
Patricia
Rockford, Til
Wallace O
Shamrock
John Lee
Ray Sparlin
Alfred Herndon
Alamogordo
Nlm
Elaine Emanuel
Alfred. Thorne Emanuel
Little Rock
Arkansas
John
Nicholas Whitaker
Nicholas Earl Whitaker
Harrisburg
Greene Chapel
Hendrix College
Trieschmann Hall
Wellington
A. V. Cocke
Mineral Wells
Mr. Cocke
Frank Emanuel
Iowa
Rne
Mr. Emanuel
Miss Emanuel
Ann Barnett
Roselle Taylor
Heber Springs
Carol Oliver
Jennie Raymond
Conway
Mark Sifford
Jonesboro
Frank W. Keel
Newport
Joe Ronnie Bumgardner
James J. Kane Jr
Robert G. Griffin
T. Pearce Wilson
Texakana
James FE. Anhalt Jr
Monterey Park
Calif
K. David McKelvey
Quail Friendship Club Luncheon and New Year Plans
The Quail Friendship Club met June 11 at the Quail school homemaking cottage for its summer covered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Ray Godbey led the business meeting, minutes were read by stand-in secretary Mrs. Vada Vaughan, and the president named a project committee including Mrs. Monty Mitchell Mrs. Ira Morgan and Mrs. Pat O’Hair for the new club year. Mrs. Ira Morgan spoke on Creative Foods with salads from low to high calorie, and recipes were exchanged. Attendees included Mrs. M. T. White Mrs. Vaughan Mrs. John Bishop Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Ira Morgan Mrs. Frank Lindsey Mrs. J. S. Morgan Mrs. O’Hair Mrs. Godbey Mrs. Herbert Fields Mrs. Tom Crabtree and Mrs. Bill Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail Friendship Club
Quail School
Ray Godbey
Vada Vaughan
Monty Mitchell
Ira Morgan
Pat O’hair
M. T. White
Vaughan
John Bishop
Mitchell
Frank Lindsey
J. S. Morgan
O’hair
Godbey
Herbert Fields
Tom Crabtree
Bill Clay
Builders Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The Builders Sunday School class met in the church dining room on June 12 for a business meeting and luncheon. Vice president Mrs. Lee Vaughan presided with opening prayer by Mrs. Wyrick and devotional by Mrs. Parker. Birthday honors went to Mrs. J. C. Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders
First Baptist Church
Lee Vaughan
Ruth Wyrick
Theo Parker
J. C. Ford
Vaughan
Wellington Club earns second in state scrapbook contest
Wellington Business and Professional Women’s Club placed second in its scrapbook category at the Texas state convention in Fort Worth June 5 to 7. First went to Cedar Springs near Beaumont. Club officers and members announced results at a June 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Business and Professional Women’s Club
John Coleman
Fort Worth
Wellington
Texas
Cedar Springs
Beaumont
J. D. Aaron
Coleman
Byron Duncan
H. L. Jenkins
Aaron
Drury Lacy
Dee Coleman
Anne Baggett Nation of
Quail
Local families host visitors and attend events in Artie
Wendell Wilkes of Los Angeles visits his parents and sister in Artie, joined by the Wilkes and Armstrong households. Several relatives and friends from Dublin Lubbock Carthage Denver Dallas Mangum Oklahoma City Youngstown and Los Angeles gather in weeklong visits as out of town guests. Annual Queen Nation named salutatorian and active Trinity Methodist member attends Bluebonnet Girls State. Mrs Nation among many attendees at a June 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Wilkes
Los Angeles
Calif
M. I. Wilkes
Don
E. B. Armstrong
Artie
Cecil Masten
Wilkes
David Moore
Carthage
Nation
Bluebonnet Girls
Trinity Methodist Church
Coleman
Jenkins
Lowell Wells
Fred Watkins
Gorman Owens
Dee Coleman
Arlen Williamson
Raymond Patton
Rufus Sweat
Otis Emmett
Truman Estes
J. D. Aaron
Ernest
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Miss Witholder
Alfred H. Witholder
Mrs
Douglas Handley Ie
Mr. Whitaker
Quail Club
Pasadena
Land of Flowers
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
General Telephone
B&pw Club
Anne
Haskell Baggett
Jackie Nation
Quail High School
Future Homemakers
Quail Chorus
Brigidaire
WIA
West Texas Utilities Company
Ole
T Company
Grandad
Hatch Dry Goods
Men’s Dacron
B. F. Wolford
Lota Wolford
Dublin
A. Y. Bell
Bells
Archie Copeland
Lubbock
J. L. Burt Jr
Bob
Cal Laird
Denver
J. L. Burt
Jack Ford
Lairds
California
John Alvin Horton
Susan Beyette
Alvin Horton
T. E. Weaver
Mangum, Okla
Billy Britton
David M. Behen
John David
Billy
Youngstown
Ohio
John T. Forbis
Behen
Dorothy Margaret Forbis
Youngstown University
Carlsbad
Colemans
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