Church Rites Observed At Cocke-Drake Wedding
Nora Cocke and Clyde Drake were married in a Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev. T M Johnston. The event featured sunflowers and lilies, a three tier cake reception at the Cocke home, and guests including family and local officials. The couple will reside in Wellington after a wedding journey to Amarillo Canyon and Palo Duro Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Nora Cocke
Clyde Drake
T.M. Johnston
A. V. Cocke
Daisy Lockwood
Lubrick
Max Nail
Memphis
Dorothea Gray
Billie Sigler
Dorothy
Margaret Forbis
Mary Elsie Terry
J. P. Drake
Henry Sullivan
Bebo Castleberry
Robert Howard
Dan Terry
Jack Deahl
Richard Cocke
Ben Boston
Cocke
Dorothy Margaret Firbes
Winifred Terry
Walter Watson
Bess Royal
N. R. Cocke
Tone Drake
Charlyne Drake
Marjorie Drake
Wellington
State Highway Department
Amarillo
Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon
Margille Sigler Honored At 20th Birthday Dinner
Mrs Scott Sigler hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Margille Sigler on Sunday. Pink and green decor set the mood with slack cards and centerpieces. Guests included Mildred Lami of Memphis Jolyn Burt Doshia Elliott Bessie Rainer and Billy Sigler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Sigler
Margille
Mildred Lami
Memphis
Jvelyn Joy Burt
Doshia Elliott
Bessie Rainer
Margille Sigler
Honoree
Billy Sigler
Salt Fork Club Organizes and Plans Demonstration
Eight Salt Fork ladies met June 22 at Mrs. A V Jones home to organize the club and discuss yearly needs. Committees were formed to select officers and plan programs. The next meeting is July 20 at Mrs J W Carreker to cover demonstrations on canning vegetables including beans beets and squash and meal prep. Lawrence Nawman of McAlister Oklahoma visited friends here earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Fork
A. V. Jones
J. W. Carreker
D. W. Adams
Jim Cummings
Mrack Lambert
Virgil Lambert
Wirs Gene
Chisen
Olaf Dodson
A. W. Jones
Mrs Wall Hosts Aberdeen Home Demonstration Club
The Aberdeen Women Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Tom Wall's house on Thursday June 21 with about fourteen members. A committee was chosen to organize a July 5 sale of cold drinks ice cream and cake and refreshments were served to listed members. The next meeting is July 5 at Mrs. J L Light’s home with a canning demonstration by Miss Annie Mae Donaghey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Home Demonstration Club of
Aberdeen
Tom Wall
Mesdames
G. D. Mayhaffey
M. A. Nelson
G. BR. Shaw
Claude Simpson
Ike Rogers
Rogers
L. F. Kennedy
A. B. Shaw
W. 4
Wall
Dad Shaw
Erman Waller
W. C. Ketner
J. L. Light
Eldin Smith
Rebecca Wigginton
Annie Maea Donaghey
Mrs John Ingram Hosts Midway B Y P U Evening
Mrs John Ingram entertained the Midway B Y P U Friday night. Attendees included Rev Robert Lawrence and son Billy Bob, Charles Carson family, Mead family, Ben Brewer family, Vera Crawford, Ernest Nipper family, Audie May Nipper, Mildred Collier, Lis Laffue, J A Lowe family, Homer Ingram family, Mrs Austin of Wellington, G Simpson family, SB Bowen family, Hicks Linskey family, L H Nipper, and Emmiett Cook family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingram
Midway
Robert Lawrence
Billy Bob
Charles Carson
Mead and Son
Ben Brewer
Vera Crawford
Ernest Nipper
Audie May Nipper
Mildred Collier
Fairview
Lis Laffue
J. A. Lowe
Homer Ingram
Austin
Wellington
G. Simpson
B. Bowen
Hicks Linskey
L. H. Nipper
Emmiett Cook
Lawn Party By No Trump Club At Hunt Home
No Trump Bridge Club guests gathered at the L A Hunt residence for a lawn bridge party hosted by Mrs Wade Mahan. Mrs Carrol Logan won high score with Miss Lucile Miller second and Mrs John H Starr third. A refreshment plate was served to five tables. The Thelma Masten plans to entertain the club next at the June 27 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Trump Bridge Club
L. A. Hunt
Wade Mahan
Ames
Carrol Logan
Lucile Miller
John H. Starr
Charles Crews
Bula Bess Bell
Lois Miller
Patti Lee Lewis
Jane Marian Alley
Richard Cocke
Ben Boston
Ansel McDowell
Elizabeth Cillentine
Carrie Nola Campbell
Dorothy Strong
Ruth Smart
Loren Thompson
Thelma Masten
Dempsey Harrell
Virginia Plemons
Orval
Card of Thanks for support after loss
The Groves family expresses sincere thanks to the community for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. They appreciate the floral offerings and blessings from all who helped. Mrs. W. H. Groves and family, R. F. Groves, Lon Jones family join in gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Groves
R. F. Groves
Lon Jones
Blanche Saied Becomes Bride of Shaker Dakil
In Wellington a church wedding joined Blanche Saied and Charles Shaker Dakil of Quanah Sunday at 2 pm at the Methodist Church. Rev T M Johnston officiated the ring ceremony. The reception followed with about 500 guests at the Salted home. The couple plans to reside in Quanah K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaker Dutkit
Blanche Saied
Mack Saied
Shaker Dakil
Quanoh
T. M. Johnston
First Methodist Church
Wellington
Charles Shaker Dakil
Quanah
Rev
Weil
Joan Dekil
Tommie Ann Campbell
Jean Chastain
Dorothy
Peggy Riggs
Junior Saied
Gladys Saied
George Shaded
Mangum
Margaret Dakil
Edna
Mee Saied
Maud
Eula Woodruff and Carl Lindgreen Wed in Corpus Christi
Miss Eula Woodruff formerly of Wellington and Carl A Lindgreen of Corpus Christi united in marriage Saturday at the home of Rev. and Mrs R R O G Cawker in Corpus Christi. The bride wore a white silk flat crepe suit with matching accessories. Attendants wore coordinated ensembles. The couple will reside in Corpus Christi after a state wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Woodruff
Wellington
Carl A. Lindercen
Katie Calhicaatte
Corpus Christi
Wedding Guests List Remains of Oklahoma City and Beyond
A long roster of attendees for a wedding includes Mike Shaheen Emily of Tampico Texas Gladewater John Kraker Jay Venus Massad Gladewater Mrs Frank Tayar Hisealion Bessie Taylor Healton Emily Bethel Massad Sarman Shamrock family members from multiple towns and states plus extensive invitations in Oklahoma and Oklahoma City. Additional invited guests from Blair Enid Mangum and Matador appear in the record with numerous family ties and households noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Shaheen
Emily
Tampico
Tmincis
John Kraker
Jay
Gladewater
Venus Massad
Frank Tayar
Hisealion
Bessie Taylor
Healton
Bethel Massad
Sarman 2
Pen Salel
Shamrock
Mitchell Hyman
Erick
Sam Saied
Sweetwater
Dewatsh
Chillicothe
D. N. Bird
A. M. Abousgie
Hollis
Matador
Ed Simon
Femily
Mose Kraker
Cladewater
Cecil Saled
Oklahoma City
Abway
Pidorado
Airs
J. Albway
Enid
George Wakin
Wellington
Ennis Schaded
Fleury Bird
I. C. Dryden
D. G. Bilis
Richard Cocke
Aubrey Dobbs
John Forbis
Joe Hardy
S. G. Henry
A. Hudson
Sherman Deatherage
A. E. Smallwood
O. E. Chittum
W. W. Sugg
Calvin Sugg
R. H. Templeton
Robert Templeton
Joe Thompson
J. A. Vaughan
Cicero Gulley
Andy Bell
C. R. Neece
M. C. Somerville
Olen Graham
Austin O'Neil
T. A. Hudson
John Bonner
John Wallace
Jew Ell Sugg
Sammie
D. Davis
Grace ‘Crawford
Joe’Parker Glenn
Bill Goforth
Ruth Boarman Weds Vance Swinburn in Sunday Ceremony
Ruth Boarman and Vance Swinburn united in marriage at the bride’s parents home on Sunday at 8 30 AM Rev T M Johnston presided. Guests from multiple area churches attended a house party with music and a reception followed by a short honeymoon trip to New Mexico. The bride, daughter of B W Boarman, holds degrees from S M U and Oklahoma University and taught in Wellington and Dodsonville. The groom, son of M S Swinburn, is a former Clarendon resident who has taught in several districts and now serves as Dodsonville superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Boarman
Vance Swinsburn
T. M. Johnston
Mary Katherine Tutebergen
F. C. LeDerer
New Mexico
Oklahoma University
Wellingston
Dodisonville
Swinborn
This County
Clarendon
Vernon High School
University of Oklahoma
North Texas State Teachers College
Regular Social Meeting Held In Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular social meeting in the Legion Hall on Friday at 2 46 pm. In a brief business portion the group decided to discontinue the sctimia until Qer aber and Mrs Guy Clay reported on Piahac, a peace promoting organization of WW II participant nations. In the social hour bridge was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Grace Shields and Mrs Dick Whex low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
S Hort
Qeraber
Guy Clay
Grace Shields
Gorman, High
Dick Whexlow
Clark Anderson
Monty Garrison
Ste
O'Neil
John Taffron
John Revers
W. W. Whitley
G. Henry
Mac. Somerville
Dick Wiles
Frank Anderson
Wilson
Austin O'Neil
Officers Elected In Wednesday Club Meeting
Members of the Wednesday Club meet with Mrs. Buster and Mrs. Parsons on June 26 for a business and social gathering. Mrs. Buster was elected president, Mrs. Parsons vice president, and Mrs. Garrison secretary and treasurer. J. B. Castleberry joined as a new member. The group planned a band dig event through September first with Mrs. McCauley as hostess. In bride games Martha Hudson had the high score followed by T. E. Benge and P. Buster. A cooling salad course was served to the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. K. Parsons
Martha Hudson
T. E. Kenye
S. P. Buster
N. R. Cocke
Estella Cocke
Monty Garrison
George McCauley
S. K. Parsons
Bartlett Hosts Crossroads Club Meeting Reform Highlight
Mrs. E. P. Bartlett hosted the Crossroads Home Demonstration Club on Tuesday June 26. The group reorganized and Mills Conaghey gave a parliamentary drill. Next meeting scheduled for July 24 at Mrs Jim Clarks home with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. PF. Bartlett
Crossroads Home Demonstration Club
Mills Conaghey
Jim Clark
Jimmie Mae Clark
Bill Long
W.B. Leach
Mra.g. MycAny
Annie Mae’ Donaghey
Mra. Bartlett
Circle Five meets in Mrs Tucker home
Orele Number Five of the W M S of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs L A Tucker home on June 24. The boot of Leviticus chapters seven through eighteen was explained by members and the teacher. Attending were Mag dames Herschell Opper BH McReynolds Roy Bob Alife Cicero Gubey Marchal John Doe Compton Albert Breedrove BR Boltover John Pritchard RD Oldham and hostess Mrs J H Tucker.
Lillie Club Meeting at Mrs Graham's Home
The Lilie Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs JC S Graham's home on June 14 with thirteen members and one visitor present. County demonstrator Mise Donaghey led members through preliminary rules and a committee was formed to elect officers for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilie Home
CG. S. Graham
Mise Donaghey
L. Brown
C. C. Brown
W. M. Brown
Bessie Hayes
T. W. Webb
Shay Morris
L. D. McMinn
Mies Effie
Webb and Hostess
Mra
Graham
Ester Pearl Smith Weds Denzil Peeples in Wellington
Ester Pearl Smith became the bride of Denzil Peeples in Wellington on Wednesday evening June 20. The ceremony was at 8 o clock conducted by Rev Clyde Haw king of the Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jap Smith, was a Wellington High School sophomore and participated in basketball and activities. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Peeples, was a Wellington High School student and athlete. The couple will live north of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester
Pearl Smith
Denzil Peeples
Wellington
Ray
Clyde Hawking
Baptisl Church
Jap Smith
Wellington High School
Oscar Peeples
Jap'Smith
G. “Smith
Onie D. ‘Smith
Oha Mae Killingsworth
John’ Russell
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salt Fork Club
Lawrence Nawman
McAlister
Oklahoma
Mrs. Wall
Home Demonstration Club
Midway B. Y. P. U
No Trump
Hunt Home
Jimmie Aboussie
Blair
Tom Campbell
Jack Deaht
Lohengren
Colorado
Spride
Mack Safed
Leader
Fadlow Dakil
Beirut University
Syria
Quanith
Quanahk
Carl Lindgreen
Vance Swinburn
Twitty
Afr
Stobert Ti
Ference Johnston
Quan
Chertetta Brown
Ruth Orrens
Ora Mae Cagio
P.M. Cason
Mrs. Bartlett
Crossroads Club
Mrs. Tucker
Lillie Club
Jin
JC. S. Graham
Ester Pearl Smith
Denzil
Peeples
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