Shirley Norman and Jerry Luck Wed in Dodson Ceremony
Shirley Norman and Jerry Luck wed at the Nazarene Church in Dodson on April 14 at 2 p.m. The Rev. Hoyt Ellis officiated. They live in Dodson until graduation, then plan to move to Oklahoma City.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
7
Shirley Norman and Jerry Luck wed at the Nazarene Church in Dodson on April 14 at 2 p.m. The Rev. Hoyt Ellis officiated. They live in Dodson until graduation, then plan to move to Oklahoma City.
The Dodson Civic Club met May 9 in Roberson Cafe with Mrs. Redeker presiding and officers installed for 1968 70 led by Mrs. Howell. Members honored Mrs. T J Bowling as Mother of the Year, heard poetry from Mrs. W S Brewer and heard updates on library tea and the White House tenants. The Builders Sunday School Class of First Baptist met May 7 for luncheon and business, with prayers, reports, and a list of attending members.
The Lillie Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Elmer Haralson’s home on May 9. President Mrs. Mack Horton led a discussion on resizing clothing patterns by leading pattern companies to better fit ready-to-wear sizes.
Norwood Young Homemakers met May 8 in the school home economics room. President Mrs. John Birkey led the business meeting. Miss Judy Barber presented the program with Mrs. Robert Dwight. They demonstrated the new sewing machine funded by the group. Several dresses and outfits created by freshmen to juniors were shown.
The 71st annual Texas Federation of Women's Clubs convention met in Austin. Wellington City Federation won a first place in library services. Top of Texas District earned two awards and its first vice president, Mrs. B M Sims, got one of two outstanding district reports. The banquet installed officers including Mrs. Walter V. Magee as president elect. Houston will host the 1969 TFWC convention. Local social notes follow with visits and events from Waco, Mata lor, and Amatillo residents.
Mrs. Jack Lowry hosted the Sumnerwood Home Demonstration Club with Mrs. J. L. Alexander presiding. Plans were made to attend a blender demonstration by Mrs. Ruth Nichols of Dallas. A music program by Mrs. Lowry followed. hostess gifts were given to Mrs. Lillie Bradley and refreshments served.
Wellington menu for May 20 to May 24 lists daily meals. Beef pizza and several sides on May 20. May 21 features hamburger on a bun with fries and cookies. May 22 offers smothered steak with pudding and milk. May 23 serves fish sticks with bread and fruit. May 24 includes barbecued beef on a bun with green beans and cookies.
Riley Dunson, Collingsworth County Veterans Service Officer, attended a two day regional rehabilitation conference in Lubbock. The event, led by the Veterans Affairs Commission with the American Legion and other groups, aimed to update service officers on laws and benefits for veterans. It covered disability, pensions, hospitalization, survivors’ and educational benefits. Mrs Danson joined her husband and visited sister Mrs Jess Rountree in Littlefield.
Friends are invited to a golden wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Earl H Yarbrough on Sunday May 19 from two to five at Burn Handley community center club room. Hostesses are their daughters Mrs Hiram Cudd Mrs Buck Carter of Amarillo and Mrs Robert Johnson of Albuquerque. The couple reside in Shinnery.
Jackie Needham of West Texas State University joined a Community Service Day in Amarillo and Tulsa. Phi Delta Theta Texas Theta Chapter organized the event for the 13th year. In Amarillo volunteers solicited $290 for the Heart Fund. In Tulsa they repainted a children's nursery home and received a mayoral thank you.
Mrs C E Roberts of 1213 Birge Dumas formerly of Wellington was notified that her brother Garland Landon 8 of Channelview was struck by a pickup and killed while on a fishing trip. He lived about 36 minutes after the accident. Survivors include two sons Junior Landon of Galveston and Charles Landon of Channelview four granddaughters his sister and a brother Joe Landon of Stanley New Mexico.
Seventeenth century courtiers wore extremely long pointed boots that required attachment to the knee for support.
Over 2000 trees were planted on HemisFair grounds, creating about 75 percent shade across the area and enhancing outdoor spaces for visitors and events.
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