Susan Holloway Weds Ewell Condron III at Whitewright
Susan Holloway married Ewell Durwood Condron III in a candlelit ceremony October 17 at First Presbyterian Church Whitewright. The bride, daughter of James and Susan Holloway, wore peau de soie satin organza with cathedral train. bridesmaids wore antique gold gowns. Officiant Rev. C C Dooley. organist Mrs. David Johnson. Guests registered by Cathy Hicks. Best man John Sears Holloway. groomsmen Stan Key. ushers James Michael Holloway and Gary Holloway.
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Susan Holloway
Ewell Durwood Condron
First Presbyterian Church of
Whitewright
James Truett Holloway
Condron
Throckmorton
C.C. Dooley
David Johnson
James Michael Holloway
Lynn Condron
John Sears
Holloway
College Station
Stan Key
Gary Lee Holloway
Cathy Hicks
Whitewright couple wed in Dallas area ceremony
The bride and groom married after a ceremony attended by families. The bride, a 1969 Whitewright High School graduate, and the groom, a 1967 Throckmorton High School and 1970 Texas A&M alumnus, will live in Dallas. Rehearsal dinner hosted by the Condrons at Hurricane Creek CC marked the eve of the wedding.
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Linda Kent
Linda Harkrider
Patsy Neathery
Ronda Beth Bond
Whitewright High School
East Texas State University
Judy Gosnell Visits Parents After Dallas Food Pavilion Work
Miss Judy Gosnell of Paduach Texas one of eight home economists in the Texas Department of Agriculture marketing division spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs James H Gosnell. She had a two week assignment in the Texas Food and Fiber Pavilion at the State Fair in Dallas working in TAP theater and presenting TAP in Dairy Land and Cooking with Texas Peanuts. She left Dallas Monday to attend the Odessa Oil Field Show.
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Judy Gosnell
Paducah
Texas
Texas Departement of Agriculture
James H. Gosnell
Gosnell
Dallas
Dairy Land
Odessa
Harvest Luncheon by WSCS at Local Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service held a noon luncheon and meeting at the church with about 20 attendees. Decorations featured pyrocrane thin berries pumpkins and gourds. Rev Bill Gresham gave the invocation. Mrs Lewis Durham presided and described the luncheon’s purpose to fund church activities and Parsonage refurbishment. Members prepared tray favors for Whitewright Nursing Home residents for Thanksgiving and Mrs Russell Summers will host the next WSCS meeting in two weeks.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Bill Gresham
Lewis Durham
Sue Brinkley
Whiteewright Nursing Home
Russell Summers
W.S.C.S
Luncheon Shower Honors Miss Cope in Lubbock
Miss Marjorie Ann Cope of Lubbock, bride elect of Sam Montgomery, was honored with a luncheon and kitchen shower at Hurricane Creek Country Club on Oct. 17. Hostesses Mrs. Neaneart, Mrs. Dick Walker, and Mrs. Joe Cureton provided gold cloth tables and bronze mums centerpiece. gifts included a Crystal and silver coffee carafe. Out of town guests included Mrs. R. R. Cope of Lubbock, Mrs. W. C. Lancaster of Greenville, Mrs. John Meador of Dallas, Mrs. Joe Hennig of Sherman, and Mrs. Dan Hennig of Fort Worth.
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Marjorie Ann Cope
Lubbock
Sam Montgomery
Hurricane Creek Country Club
Rnneart
Dick Walker
Joe Cureton
Miss Cope
R, R, Cope
W. C. Lancaster
Greenville
John Meador
Dallas
Joe Hennig
Sherman
Dan Hennig
Fort Worth
Coffee Given for Miss Cope of Lubbock Bride Elect
A morning coffee in the home of Mrs. S. T. Montgomery honored Miss Cope of Lubbock, bride elect. Hostesses were Mrs. Claude Lancaster and Mrs. Dan Hennig, with guests including Mrs. Joe Hennig and others who called between 10:30 and noon. The refreshment table featured gold and bronze mums in a gold crystal epergne, brass candelabra, and the bride’s colors gold and brown. A silver pattern gift was presented to the honoree by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ann Cope
Lubbock
Sam Montgomery
S. T. Montgomery
Claude Lancaster
Dan Hennig
Joe Hennig
Harry Bidal
Mike Holloway
Leon Scott
John Meador
Montgomery
R. R. Cope
J.H. Cope
Family Scene Occupational Guidance for Youth
Dr Tom Cunningham OSU Past Pres Okla Council On Family Relations offers guidance on exposing children to work environments, visiting businesses, and exploring occupations. Advice includes reading about jobs, discussing educational paths, and coordinating with teachers while encouraging extracurriculars. Signed Joe and Betty Bodine.
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Tom Cunningham
OSU
Okla
Council On Family Relations
Fidelis Class Supper At First Baptist Meeting
The Fidelis Class met in Fellowship Hall for a pot luck supper on Thursday evening October 15. Mrs. Velma Sadler presided in the absence of Mrs. Newell Skaggs. Mrs. John Brown led the opening prayer. Ruth Smith read the minutes and Paul Stephens gave the treasurer’s report. Vera Hicks presented a program titled Place From Within. Hostesses were Velma Sadler and May Badgett. Closing prayer by Paul Stephens.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Pellowship Hall
Velma Sadler
Newell’ Skaggs
John Brown
Ruth Smith
Paul Stephens
Vera Hicks
May Badgett
Messages of thanks from the Grover C Brown family
The Brown family expresses gratitude for telephone calls cards letters flowers and visits while at Madonna Hospital thanking doctors nurses cooks and housekeepers for their care and support during the stay
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Nur
Ma~ Donna Hospital
Grover C, Brown
Kentuckytown Church Sets Homecoming and Singspiration
The Kentuckytown Baptist Church announces Homecoming Sunday on Oct 25. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Pastor Rev. Lionel Lindley will deliver the sermon. A community center picnic lunch follows with tea coffee and ice provided. An afternoon Singspiration will conclude the day.
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Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Lionel Lindley
Town and Country Club to Host Pork A Rama
The Town and Country Club plans a Pork A Rama on Oct 29 at 11 a.m. in Fireman's Hall with Texas Department of Agriculture program and Porkettes of Grayson County. Open to the public, adults receive numbers, door prizes, and refreshments. Eleven members attended. a new member, Mrs. Judy Mussleman, joined. Next meeting Nov 6 at 10 a.m.
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Benny Parrent
David Moore
H. O. Miller
Bill Ireland
Sims Wortham
Arvin Vestal
Harold Gross
Whitewright Public Library
Federated Club
Court House
Sherman
Texas Dept. of Agriculture
TAP
Porkettes
Grayson County
Pork Producers Organization
Bill
Judy Mussleman
Card of Thanks for hospital stay gratefully sent
Kenneth Garner thanks friends for thoughtful support during hospitalization. Appreciation extended to those who offered help and encouragement during the stay.
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Kenneth Garner
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Dee
First National Bank OF
WSCS
Sun
the Whitewright Sun
Joe
Betty Bodine
Kentuckytown Church
Town and Country Club
Fireeman’s Hall
Arthur Brinkley
National Institute of Meat Packing
National Institute Dereat
Kansas City
Comparie
Bob Meisenbach
Bob Leen
Total Electric
Tokey Edwards
Mana
Community Public Service
Your Electric Light & Power Company
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