Friends From Many Towns Honor Mrs. Sugg on 90th Birthday
Texas and Oklahoma guests gathered to honor Mrs. W. W. Sugg for her 90th birthday on Sunday June 19 as her illness briefly interrupted the celebration with a hospital visit. Family members hosted the event at Wellington and out-of-town registrants included relatives from Borger Moore Del City Amarillo Sulphur Shamrock and Dallas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Sugg
Texas
Oklahoma
W. W. Sugg
Frank Crawford
Sulphur
Okla
Teddy Dukeminier
Oklahoma City
Mary Clay
Amarillo
Jewel Sugg
Cal Sugg
Wellington
Bill Sugg
McAllen
J. D. Sugg
Jackson
Dukeminier
Lonnie Jack Crouch
Moore
Miss Sugg
Sugg
Charles Brown
Houston
Carolyn Kromer
Mary Kromer
Vinson
Bill Crouch
del City
Heber Brantley
Jake Crouch
Borger
Zella Noble
Hedley
Roy Beverly
W. W. Monroe
Mission
C. L. Gibbs
Irving
Floyd Taylor
Quanah
Frank Massad
Spearman
George Farris
Shamrock
W. Wayne Wilkins
Chip Wilkins
Bill Allen
Dwight Robertson
Crawford
J. D. Sugg, Jr
Brown
George Counts
Pauline Johnson
Leslie Boland
Dallas
Mrs Davis Leads Childress Delegation at Guild Meet
Mrs Davis, guild secretary for Childress District, joined four representatives from the district at the South Central Jurisdiction Wesleyan Service Guild weekend held June 17 and 18 at Mt Sequoyah. Accompanying her were Mrs Bauckus Mrs Cardwell Jr and Mr and Mrs West of Vernon. Speakers addressed poverty as a culture and Wilfred Peterson urged action to turn dreams into progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Childress
Methodist Church
South Central
Recital Honors For Fourth Generation Collings Resident
Sarah Coleman of Collingsworth County was praised as Student of the Year at her senior piano recital in McLean. She earned National Guild of Piano Teachers awards, a $100 scholarship, and will attend Texas Tech with family support as siblings pursue related studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth County
Sarah Coleman
Jesse Q O. Coleman
McLean
Willie Boyett
Sarah
Bach
Mozart
Schubert
Olvardli
Garrett, Nevin
Tourjussen
Guild
McLean High School
Texas Tech
Max
Jan
Boyett
Mc- Sarah
Wellington
Dee Coleman
Frenk Cole
B. My Sims
Mildred Lewis Hosts Ice Cream Party at Home
Miss Mildred Lewis was hostess at an ice cream party Friday evening June 17 at her home. Guests enjoyed games ice cream cake and cold drinks with sponsors Mrs W C Lewis Mrs Walter Camp and Mr and Mrs Sherrill Beanland. Attendees included Glenda Hightower Cindy Hightower Tom Hightower John Hightower Burt Tate Dennis Rushing Pat Wilson Mike Teutsch Virginia Patterson Danny Holder Dennis Sexton Jerry Don Carter Rodney Kane Larry Kane Diane Motes Velma Whitson Randy Terry Dan Lewis and Miss Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lewis
W. C. Lewis
Walter Camp
Sherrill Beanland
Glenda Hightower
Cindy Hightower
Tommy Hightower
John Hightower
Burt Tate
Dennis Rushing
Pat Wilson
Mike Teutsch
Virginia Patterson
Danny Holder
Dennis Sexton
Jerry Don Carter
Rodney Kane
Larry Kane
Diane Motes
Velma Whitson
Randy Terry
Dan, Lewis
Miss Lewis
Brattens Host Bridal Luncheon For Son’s Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs L B Bratten hosted a rehearsal luncheon at Wister Lake Restaurant Ohio for the wedding party of their son Billy Wayne Bratten and his fiancee Thelma Crager. Attendees included Crager and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Bratten
Billy Wayne Bratten
Thelma Crager
Wister Lake
Ohio
Miss Crager
Bratten
G. W. Crager
Melton James
Beverly Edge
Quail Couple Weds in Quiet June Home Ceremony
Mrs Carolyn Camille Starkey and Tray Bryne Johnson of Quail married at his home on Sunday June 12 at 9:30 am in a simple double ring ceremony. Officiant Rev Trice Epps of Quail Baptist Church. They plan to live on his farm west of Quail. both have farming ties in the area and she previously worked at St Joseph's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Camille Starkey
Tray Bryne Johnson
Quail
Trice Epps
Quail Baptist Church
Davis Family Reunion At Lake Lagert
The Davis family held a reunion at the Jack Davis cabin on Lake Lagert with 39 members present. Attendees included Jack, Sam, Annie, Ashley, Mrs. J. J. Farris, and Mrs. Clayton Nichols, plus guests from Hollis, Whitharrell, Odesaa, Columbia, and Alamogordo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Lake Lagert
Davis
Sam Davis
Annie Davis
Hollis
Ashley Davis
Whitharrell
J. J. Farris
Odesaa
Clayton Nichols
Columbia
Woodson Wilson
John Gordon Thomas
College Station
Wayne Prichard
Pamela
Alamogordo
N.M
Coffee Honors Mrs Doug Lowe in Wellington Gathering
Mrs Doug Lowe who moved to Big Spring was honored at a morning coffee at the home of Mrs James Sullivan in Wellington. Hosts included Mrs Jack Moreman Mrs Mack Bush and Mrs Earl Lynn Bartlett. Guests included 1924 Study Club and Women’s Society of Christian Service members and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Lowe
Big Spring
James Sullivan
Jack Moreman
Mack Bush
Earl Lynne Bartlett
Moreman
Reading earns 12 certificates at county library tea
Twelve young girls each completed twelve books in the county library. They received Texas Reading Club certificates Friday afternoon at a tea sponsored by the City Federation of Women's Clubs. The ceremony introduced newly installed library shelves authorized by the Commissioners' Court. Memorial books were donated by clubs and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Reading Club
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kathleen Bartlett
Jennifer Bouchelle
Jan Bowen
Sharon Ann Childers
Joye Hudspeth
Marcia King
Jacqueline King
Linda Orr
Kathy Scott
Phyllis Ann Sullivan
Karen Waters
Laura Ann Whitson
Commissioners’ Court
Rob Isbell
Dozier News Social Weekend Visits Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phillips visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Brown and with his sisters Lenora Beatrice and Fay Phillips over the week end. Mrs. C H Caperton entered the hospital in Shamrock and was sent on to Amarillo for a check up. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carreker Jr Eugene and Carry of Houston are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carreker of Dozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graham
Harlingen
G. C. Graham
Olton
Lloyd Graham
Herman Phillips
E. T. Brown
Lenora, Beatrice
Fay Phillips
C. H. Caperton
Shamrock
Amarillo
Frank Carreker
Eugene and
Carry
Houston
Dozier
New Look Comes to Cotton Batting
Researchers from the U S Department of Agriculture and Texas A M University Extension specialist Mrs Jane Barry report upgraded cotton batting with a new look and chemical treatment for housing and furnishings. The batting now enters the market as padding for automobile seats and resists loss of shape with long use. The process sprays chemicals onto a thin fiber web and layers them to form a batt of desired thickness. Visitors Miss Leta Rees and family toured here during trips to Pike's Peak and Royal Gorge in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Barry
Texas A&m University Extension
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Colson-Tate Wedding Set
Mr and Mrs Tommy Colson announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Vera Marilyn Colson to Elmer Dean Tate son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Tate of Abra community The wedding will be July 8 at six thirty in the evening at the bride elects home Vera Marilyn Colson graduates Samnorwood high school this spring and attends Clarendon College in summer Elmer Dean Tate also a Samnorwood high school graduate class of 1965 attends Clarendon College in summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Colson
Vera Marilyn
Elmer Dean Tate
Floyd Tate
Abra
Miss Colson
Samnorwood High School
Clarendon College
Samnerwood High School
Military Prefers Cotton Fabrics For Uniforms In Tropics
In Lubbock reports the military favors 100 percent cotton fabrics for combat uniforms and fatigues in tropical climates. Plains Cotton Growers and other cotton groups argue for cotton, noting ample supply and factory capacity, while some textile interests push synthetic substitutes. Miss Marsha Carlson of Georgetown visits Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gattis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Marsha Carlson
Georgetown
Harold Gattis
Visitor notes big family ties across several states
Personal visits span Houston St Louis and Dallas with relatives in Wellington Lubbock Amarillo Temple Abilene and Lawton. Several groups gather for Fathers Day and summer plans include travels to San Francisco and Napa while others join hospital care and college summer programs.
Summer self care warning from Texas Parks and Wildlife
In Austin the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department urged caution for vacationing crowds to avoid delays in treating injuries. Two Travis County residents died within three days from infections worsened by delayed care after stepping on a rusty nail and a campfire burn. It urged prompt first aid, regular wound care, and tetanus vaccination during active outdoor recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Travis County
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Mrs. Davis
Brattens
Mack Saied
Calif
Sins
Riley Dunson
Madeleine Plaz
C. C. Graham
Fort Worth
Wilburn Ray
Vicki
Jimmy
Lexington, Ky
H. G. Graham
Louis Graham
Mrs
Lester Smiths
Ronnie
J. F. Michael
Smiths
Ed Howell
Bossier City
Neal Lee
James Lee
Pampa
Joanna Flint
Dozier News
Alex Coleman
Leta Rees
O’neal K. Kees
Kirk
Sue Ellen Kees
Sandy Morrison
Pike's Peak
Royal Gorge
Colorado
San Jose
Texas Tourist Development Agency
GOXTT
Capitol Station
Anglin
Texas Highway Department
Marilyn Colson
Military
Wayne Rhoden
Robin
R. 5. Montague
Jake Leach
Otis Ball
St. Louis
Western Electric
San Francisco
Helen Jo Hardy
Livingston
Patricia Jean Bassett
Mary Jean Muse Bassett
Academy of Abilene Christian College
Abilene
W. H. Lindsey
Herbert Lindsey
John Lindsey
Lindsey
G. H. Campbell
Temple
W. E. Leach
Frank Leach
Napa
Joe Thompson
Tommy Beam
Jay Tolly
Jay Wayne
Mrs. Tolly
Nancy Willams
W. E. Thomas
Grace Jones
Kingfisher
Q. L. King
Holiday
E. C. Peases
Mike
Claudic McCutloch
Beneeda Gail
Kenneth Youngblood
Ron
Leon Davis
Linda
Barry
Teresa
W. M. Price
David Baumgardner
Larry Oswalt
Elmer Keller
LeRoy Oswalt
Ruidoso, N.M
Jerrell Snodgrass
Lee Ann
Cindy
Jett Wilson
Jackie Chastane
Linda Smith
Lawton, Okla
Bob Glenn
Betty Courtney
Wayland College
Lynch Courtney
Dick Richards
Mrs. R. Wall
la Marque, Texas
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