July Wedding Plans For Regina Ferguson and William Richards
Regina Juandola Ferguson and William Q. Richards plan a July 18 wedding at First United Methodist Church in Paducah. Announcement is from the bride elect’s mother Mrs. Tom William Ferguson of Wellington. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Richards of Paducah. Ferguson and Richards hold degrees from North Texas State University and Texas A&M University respectively.
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Regina Ferguson
William Richards
First United Methodist Church
Juniors Seniors Banquet Recalls Tahitian Holiday Theme
The Welling ton High School junior class hosted the 1971 seniors for an annual banquet at Burn Handley Community Center on May 15. Guests entered a tropical setting and received leis as honors. Speakers included junior president Joey Manuel and senior president David Hodges. a 7-foot Tiki replica spoke in multiple voices recalling memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Burn Handley Community Center
Benny Stallings
Joey Manuel
David Hodges
Tiki
Kathryn Scott
Denny Carter
Leigh Nall
Mary Saied
Carole Cochran
Carey Lewis
Sandra McGill
Kenny Black
Reece Bowen
Roger Browning
Tommy Campbell
Tim Cates
Sammy Coffee
Keith Derryberry
Barry Farris
Terry Fincher
Lynn Fulcher
Danny Gray
Andy Gonzales
Ted Harris
Carlos Hatch
Keith Hooper
Mark Killian
Brad Kopp
Johnny Lemons
Jerry Lewis
Keith Martin
Teddy McLain
Randy Motsenbocker
Lindy Norman
Stan Parker
Kim Patrick
John Pendergraft
Jackie Pendleton
Eddie Popwell
Bobby Saied
Oran Saip
Alfred Saldana
Mark Strickland
Rodney White
Wayne Whitten
Cecil Wiles
Mike Berry
TFWC Names Mrs. B. M. Sims
Mrs. B M Sims was elected to the Diamond Jubilee Music Committee at the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Diamond Jubilee gathering in Fort Worth. She sang in solo and ensemble numbers and will help coordinate music for events during the 75th Convention next year.
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Mey
B. M. Sime
Theange Texas Federation of Women's Clate
Worth
Gitte
Sims
McLains Honor Senior Boys Breakfast Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Glenn McLain hosted a breakfast for the senior class at the Heritage Room of the Welington State Bank on Saturday May 15. Ted McLain was honored with table decorations and a red carnation centerpiece. Shamrock Comanche District Scout Executive Dave Agnew helped prepare the meal. numerous students and sponsors attended.
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Glenn McLain
Heritage
Wellington State Bank
Ted
Dave Agnew
Shamrock
Comanche
Kenny Black
Reece Bowen
Roger Browning
Tim Cates
Sammy Coffee
Keith Derryberry
Barry Farris
Terry Fincher
Lynn Fulcher
Danny Gray
Andy Gonsales
Carlos Hatch
David Hodges
Pat Hollowell
Jerry Lewis
Keith Mastin
Ted McLain
Randy Motsenbacker
Linday Norman
Stan Parker
Jackie Pendleton
Eddie Popwell
Bobby Saied
Alfred Saldina
Mark Strickland
Rodney White
Wayne Whitten
Jolene Groves
Billy R. Long
Jim Forrester
Charles Floyd
Tea Given for Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens were honored at a Thursday tea on May 20 hosted annually by the Home Demonstration Council. The oldest woman was Mrs. J.G. Gardner at 86, and the oldest man was /. 5. Stevenson at 82. Mrs. C.R. Barnett was the mother with seven children. Rev. Roy Collins Jr. spoke, and music was by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fielding of Quail. Haskell Manuel presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Council
J.G. Gardner
Stevenson
C.R. Barnett
Roy Collins, Jr
Paul Fielding
Quail
Haskell Manuel
Mrs. Carter Hosts Coffee for Belles Lettres Club
Mrs. Lynn Carter entertained the Belles Lettres Club Saturday morning at her Wellington area home. The group assists her special education class at Wellington Elementary School with organ music and a served coffee table, attended by Mrs. F. A. Hatch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Carter
Belles Lettres Club
Wellington
F. A. Hatch
A.B. Clark
Bill Harbin
Raymond Dyess
Joe Thompson
Coy Vaughan
Jim Wood
E.F. Bartlett
Bob Hightower
Church youth work outlined by Chris Hubbard at Naomi Class
Chris Hubbard, associational youth director, spoke to the Naomi Class at First Baptist Church detailing a program across Haskell Knox Fisher and Jones counties. He described River Ministry with 38 churches and 1,500 youths, Coffee-house efforts in Stamford, Soul Sessions for 1,200 youths, and the River Ministry alongside summer inter church recreation and monthly youth rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Chris Hubbard
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Double Mountain Area Baptist Association
Texas Baptist Convention
David Groves
West Texas State University
Hubbard
Haskell
Knox
Fisher
Jones
Rio Grande
Stamford
Susan McDonald and John Ford III to Wed in Commerce
The engagement of Susan Berri McDonald to John Joseph Ford II is announced by their parents. Susan, a rising East Texas State University graduate and Beta Sigma Phi president, will marry John, a Greenville Junior High coach and teacher, on Saturday August 21 at Ridgecrest Baptist Church Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan McDonald
John Ford III
Commerce
W.H. MacDonald
Brazos
Hobbs
New Mexico
Susan Berri
John Joseph Ford
Greenville
Graham Street
North Texas State University
Denton
Phi Kappa Theta
Gamma Theta Upsilon Professional Geographical Fraternity
Newman Club
Ridgecrest Baptist Church
Abra Home Demonstration Club Meets at Gooch Home
Mrs Guss Gooch hosted the Abra Home Demonstration Club on Friday May 22 with Mrs W R Breeding presiding. Members gathered for a business session and to receive yard stick holder materials while guests included Mrs Leta Hill and Mrs Gussie Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abra Home Demonstration Club
Guss Gooch
W.R. Breeding
Pat Bradley
Breeding
Wood Coleman
Leta Hill
Gussie Cornell
Phoenix
Arizona
Dodson Couple Hosts Clancy Grandsons
Reverend and Mrs. Howard Smith of Dodson welcomed three grandsons Jay Mickey and Jody children of Mr and Mrs John Henry Clancy of Amarillo The visit included an extended stay by Jay Clancy who remained longer than his brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
Dodson
Jay
Mickey
Jody
John Henry Clancy
Amarillo
Jay Clancy
Mrs Vaughan Hosts Neighbor Club Meeting
The Home of Ma Coy Enghee hosted the Neighbor Club gathering Friday with Ma Earl Alexander presiding. Ray Chubb delivered the secretary treasurer report while a skit on surfing by Leonard Karnes and Elaine Karnes entertained. Mrs Karnes shared nursing studies at Texas Woman's University.
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Coyenghee
Neighbor Club
Agai
Earl Alexander
Posit Dix
Ray Chubb
Leonard Karnes
Rae
Elaine Karnes
Alexander
Nell Cook
Paul Hardy
Willie Smith
Tom Parker
Bob Stephenson
Clubb
Dix
Karnes
R.L. Karnes
Vaughan
Breakfast Honors Wellington Senior Girls
Wellington State Bank heritage room hosted a May 19 breakfast for the Wellington Senior Class led by Betsy Castleberry. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Bobo Castleberry with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McLain assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington State Bank
Bobo Castleberry
Glenn McLain
Betsy Castleberry
Engagement of Barbara Vines and James Earl Parker Announced
Mr and Mrs Loyd Vince of 1550 Graham Street announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Jean to James Earl Parker of Shamrock. Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs Earl Parker of 1304 Fort Worth. The couple plan a late June wedding. Barbara Jean Vines completed a one year business course at Clarendon Junior College and is Wellington High School graduate with scholarships. Parker is a Quail High School graduate employed by Coca Cola Bottling Co in Shamrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Vince
Graham Street
Barbara Jean
James Earl Parker
Shamrock
Earl Parker
Worth Street
Miss Vines
Clarendon Junior College
Wellington High School
Quail High School
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Shower honors Elizabeth English of Childress
Miss Elizabeth English of Childress bride elect of Gary Thomas was honored at a Friday evening shower May 21 at the home of Mrs. Billy Gene Williams. Other hostesses were Mrs. Pete Scott, Mrs. Della Aguilar, Mrs. Lanie Harrison, Mrs. Milford Harris, Mrs. Simon Cantu, and Mrs. RB Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth English
Childress
Gary Thomas
Billy Gene Williams
Pete Scott
Della Aguilar
Lanie Harrison
Milford Harris
Simon Cantu
RB. Lucas
Mr. Williams
Miss English
Frank English
Sam Thomas
Joan Thomas
Harrison
Harris
Mrs. Lucas
Children Honor Mrs Crownover on Mother's Day
Mrs. W R Crownover of Dodson hosted five of her children including B W Tabor Thurman Crownover and Kenneth Hudson with several spouses and relatives from Dodson Altus Spokane and Canyon. Grandchildren and great grandchildren attended with family friends and a festive table setting described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Crownover
Dodson
B.W. Tabor
Thurman Crownover
Kenneth Hudson
Clovis Castle
Altus 5
Jack Cownover
Longview
Ray Crownover
Spokane
Washington
Party Honors Mrs Beard on Her 78th Birthday
Mrs Nina Beard was honored Tuesday afternoon May 8 at her home with a surprise party for her 78th birthday. Guests included Mrs A Bell Mrs Sandown Smith Mr M C Cleveland Mrs Byron Cleveland Mrs W E Long Mrs Ozro Barrett Mr and Mrs Marvin Garrison Joe Beard Roland Mayhugh Russell Hill and the honoree Mrs Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Beard
Beard
A. ¥. Bell
Sandown Smith
M.C. Cleveland
Byron Cleveland
W.E. Long
Ozro Barrett
Jackie Needham Weds Jill Donnell in Dumas Ceremony
Miss Jill Donnell and Jackie Lynn Needham wed at First Presbyterian Church in Dumas with Rev. Charlie Harris officiating. The ceremony featured daisies and white stock decorations, a candlelit chapel, and a reception hosted by the Donnell couple’s families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Needham
Jill Donnell
Dumas
First Presbyterian Church
Jackie Lynn Needham
Curtis Drive
Amarillo
Charlie Harris
First Christian Church
L.O. Donnell
Bailey
Jack Needham
Childress
Wellington
Donnie Anderson
Denton
Kelly Jones
San Angelo
Don Jones
Cynthia Gollihugh
Kevin Needham
Joe Wood
Dickie Jones
Chip Bridges
Lima
Ohio
Kenny Brown
Charlie Brooks
Mrs Bowling Hosts HDC Demonstration Club Meeting
Mrs Esther Bowling entertained the Dodson Home Demonstration Club on Tuesday May 11 with a business session led by Mr Don Dennis and a pattern fitting demonstration by Mr Thurman Crownover and Mrs Bowling. Mrs Herb Redeker presented the council report and Mr C E Hightower described a trip to the District 1 THDA meeting in Booker. Refreshments served to several members. Israel has about 300 movie theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson Home
Esther Bowling
Don Dennis
Thurman Crownover
Bowling
Herb Redeker
C.E. Hightower
Booker
Wayne Reynolds
Redeker
Dennis
Hightower
Crownover
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Miss Ferguson
Texas Agm University
Egina Ferguson
Ronnie Pennon
Rosemary Popwell
Kenneth Porter
Steve Rogers
Teddy Lango
Ann Smith
Ray Shrubs
Kenny Stallings
Coszette Seitz
Patricia Seale
Charles Taylor
Dale Thomas
Doris Tingle
Danny Waters
Sue McCutcheon
Thayne Amonett
E.W. Clement
Don van Pelt
Bob McAlister
Don Lacy
Raymond Hodges
W.E. Franks
Ball Long
P. M. Scott
Louis Graham
Barbara Williamson
Joline Groves
Bill Wilson
Clinton Norman
Lonnie Roberson
Beth Bourland
Philip Phillater
C.l.wates
Rodney Myrick
Richard Nall
Billy Mac Sims
V.K. Ore, Jr
J.B. Killian
N Taylor
Jones Singley
TFWC
B. M. Sims
McLains
Mrs. Carter
Susan Berri McDonald
Mrs. Guss Gooch
W.F. Harbin
Ernest Maxwell
John Nash
Silas Crawford
Harbin
Spurgeon Morgan
T.B. Wilkins
Jack Lowry
Rufus Sweat
Ben Wilhelm
A.A. McQueary
H.A. Kendrick
C.t. Hubbard
Chas, Cason, Sr
Ray Clubb
Cicero Gulley
Groves
Mig. C.H. Caperton
Claude Caperton
Gail
Lynn
Los Angeles Area
Mrs. Vaughan
Betsy
Loraine Armstrong
Linda Belew
Becky Burba
Debbie Carson
Glenda Chandler Duncan
Paulette Cole
Linda Gonales
Lena Hall
Debbie Neeley
Denize Mitchell
Linda Orr
Beth Peters
Susan Peters
Kathy Scott
Doris Simpson
Cathy Singley
Bessie Sterling
Phyllis Thomas
Barbara Wilbur
Barbara Vines
Barbara Jean Vines
Mrs. Crownover
Dick Pendleton
Jess Moore
Nancy Magre
Wheeler
Bonnie Gold
Melinda and
Anjani
Canyon
W.F. Vaughan
Dallas
Mr. Wayne Cook
Mrs. Beard
Mrs. Donnell
WTSU
Needham
Sunray High School
Kevin
Donald White
Larry Gollilough
Cynthia
Nellie Gibson
C. 5. Needham
Marie Black
Pam Black
Jackie Lynn
Mrs. Bowling
HDC
Israel
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