Family History Letter About Jacks and Speeds
Thelma Scarborough asks for two copies of the Wimberley Legacy and inquires about Aunt Nanny Jacks. She notes kinship with Speed and Jacks families, mentions Johnson and Johnston cousins, and provides her Fort Worth Texas address for mailing. She seeks more Speeds history and confirms living relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Scarborough
Reese Speed
Ola Jacks
Wimberley
Nanny Jacks
Jacks
Speeds
Johnson
Johnston
Ft. Worth
Texas
Valentine wedding ends with shotgun guarded ceremony
Bride Ed Langham and Groom Willis Knight wed in a Holy Matrimony ceremony performed by Leon Peacock. The event featured groomsmen and bridesmaids, a shotgun held by the bride’s brother, and a shotgun at the ready from the father. Music included falsetto by Miss Harold Brantley and Liberaski on the organ, with candles lit by Milton Trainor and John Hook. The crowd sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Langham
Willis Knight
Leon Peacock
Miss Wayland Feaster
Eddie Gumbert
Lyn Ebbersburger
Frank Mooney
Fred Cummins
Chris Wyatt
Chuck Ware
Jim Winn
Harold Brantley
Liberaski
Milton Trainor
John Hook
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Wimberley Mill
Preacher Jones
Bride
Liberace
Frasier
Saddlery
Mary Kay
Sandra Keith
Tuttle
Guadalupe St
Paradise Valley
Carl N. Brinkley
P.O. Box
Paradise Hills
Pauline
Carl
Sonny & Son
Enco Station