Miss Patty Falk and William Duckworth Bride in Altus Oklahoma
Miss Patty Falk and William Duckworth wed in a June 5 ceremony at the Nazarene Church in Altus Oklahoma. The couple's families and friends attended a reception in the church fellowship hall followed by a wedding trip. The bride teaches vocal music in Mangum and the groom teaches in Altus with plans to reside in Altus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty’Falk
The
Altas
Oklahoma
Church of the Nazarene
Frank Falk
Wellington
Cora Duckworth
Hollis
William Duckworth
T.C. Parsons
Gloria Davenport
Mangum
Okla
Sterling McCann
Talihina
Ellie Love
Kathi Duckworth Mealer
Kevin Duckworth
Rick Mealer
Jalonda Gillette
Sapulpa
Altus
Oral Bishop
Buster Bounds
Don Bland
Rodell Byers
Eddie Davis
Del
Gina
Fred Cox
Gilroy Rummel
Rosalee Robe
Edna Maxwell Family Reunion Held in Collingsworth County
The Maxwell family gathered at the Farm Bureau Building on Sunday June 20 to honor Mrs. Edna Maxwell. Attendees included numerous Maxwell relatives from Amarillo Wellington Lufkin Ft Worth Tyler Groesbeck and others, reflecting decades in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Maxwell
Farm Bureau
Collingsworth County
Ray Maxwell
Mike Maxwell
Dan Maxwell
Rickie Maxwell
Mike Bryan
Sadie Wright
Amarillo
Bessie Cook
Lufkin
Anita Baker
Ft. Worth
Mary Ann Clark to wed Jimmy Fickling in September
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann to Jimmy Harold Fickling son of Mrs. Alberta Carpenter and Joe Fickling. The couple plan a September 10 wedding at First United. Mary Ann attended Wellington High School and Jimmy is a Shattuck High School alumnus employed by Wellington Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Clark
Graham Street
Mary Ann
Jimmy Harold Fickling
Dalhart Street
Alberta Carpenter
Woodward, Ok
Joe Fickling
Carnegie, Ok
First United Church
Miss Clark
Wellington High School
Shattuck, Ok
Wellington Industries
Federated Clubs Establish Top of Texas Endowment for Girlstown USA
The Top of Texas District Endowment Fund for Girlstown USA was set up at a Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs workshop in Amarillo. Donations may honor individuals or memorialize loved ones, with envelopes available from Mrs. Ratliff or Mrs. Sims in Wellington. The next full board meeting is in September at the Hilton Inn, Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Nash
Lois Ratliff
Top of Texas
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Study Club
Ratliff
Nash
Amarillo Federation
Bill Griffin
Borger
Top of Texas District Endowment Fund
Girlstown USA
Wellington
B.M. Sims
Sims
P.O. Box
Dalhart
Federated Clubs
Hilton Inn
Austin
Midway Extension Club Meets June 16
Mrs. Joe Terry hosted the Midway Extension Homemakers Club meeting on June 16. Deloyce Savage was elected delegate candidate for the Texas Extension Homemakers meeting and Robert Bartenbruch was re elected Extension Homemaker Council chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Terry
Midway Extension Homemakers Club
Deloyce Savage
Texas Extension Homemakers
Robert Bartenbruch
Extension Homemaker Council
Lagert Lake
David Peters
Terry
Visiting Twins Honored With Birthday Party Sat
Mr and Mrs Cicero Gulley hosted a Saturday June 12 birthday party at noon for their twin grandchildren Matthew Cyle and Miranda Lee Gulley in Little Rock Arkansas. Attendees included family from Amarillo Hereford Elk City Fort Worth and Comanche. The party theme was Walt Disney Mickey Mouse with two candles on each cake one pink and one blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero Gulley
Matthew Cyle
Miranda Lee Gulley
Gary Mike Gulley
Little Rock
Ark
Walt Disney
Miranda Lee
Willard Lay
Nick Nichols
Amarillo
Claudia Rountree
Hereford
Gladys Yates
Elk City
Claudia Sweat
Wayne Gulley
Woodrow Stafford
Fort Worth
Bob Matthias
Thomas McMinn
Comanche
Jim Lowe
Four couples celebrate anniversaries with large out of town reception
The piece lists four couples observing major anniversaries in the Thomas family with a 50th, 25th, 15th and first anniversary for their relatives. An extensive out of town guest list includes individuals and couples from Amarillo Fort Worth Canyon Hereford and other Texas towns plus Oklahoma and Louisiana. The note adds that the U S Army remains the largest military service in the Free World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Thomas
John Alf Thomas
Billy F. Lindsey
Steve
Pat Winyard
Wilbur DePauw
Charles Waugh
Jamie
Natalie
George Gatlin
Amarillo
Larry Winkler
Lewisville
Charles Roberts
Winnsboro
Woodrow Stafford
Wayne Gulley
Bob Matthias
Ft. Worth
Thomas McMinn
Comanche
T.C. McDonald
Frank Loftis
Dill City
Lt. Jones
Steve Jones
Hereford
John Kimbro
Wichita Falls
Jeanetta Darden
Canyon
Steve Butler
Susan Lee
John Thomas
John W. Thomas Jr
Marcia
Dinck
Jason
Mark
Balls
Jean Thomas
Clyde Stovall
Lubbock
Joe Durham
Angie
Robin
U.S. Army
Free World
Judd Amburn Wedding Set at West Texas State University
The couple Kimberly Kaye Judd and Gregory Paul Amburn announce their engagement and set a September 4 wedding in the J A Hill Chapel on the WTSU campus. Judd, a senior accounting major and Cousins Hall director, is from Wellington with ties to Denny Judd. Amburn, a 1977 Abilene High School graduate and Amarillo Southwestern Bell employee, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Amburn. An 1824 Pawtucket weaver strike is cited as the first recorded strike by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Kaye Judd
Cousins Hall
West Texas State University
Canyon
Gregory Paul Amburn
South Taylor
Amarillo
J.A. Hill Chapel
University
Miss Judd
Denny Judd
11Th Street
Wellington
Delia Pearl Judd
Wellington High School
Mary
Pawtucket
R.I
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Doris Bogart
Saundra Penn
Gillette
Susan Kimbro
Bethany
Bill Duckworth
Jack Colson
Tim Cummings
Mike Harris
Tyler
Wayne Maxwell
Stephanie
Groesbeck
John Maxwell
McCamey
Jerry Maxwell
Houston
Ernest Lee Maxwell
Son
Tulsa
Ernest Maxwell
Harold Maxwell
Debbie Howard
Lucky Cor
Girlstown
U.S.A. Endowment
Midway Club
King Tut
Army Reserve
United States
Hedley
Dorothy Wilkins
Kimberly Judd
Gregory Amburn
Judd-Amburn
C.L. Harrison
Optometrist
Iran
Ei Frigidaire
Bitie
Igidaire
West Texas Utilities Company
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