Leonia Daniel and Alvis Jackson Repeat Marriage Vows
Leonia Daniel and Alvis Jackson renewed their marriage vows at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Friday July 31 at 8 pm. The double ring ceremony featured decor of gladiolas and cathedral tapers with music by Emma Henniger and Deanna Kozelsky. Debie Daniel served as flower girl, John Jackson was best man, and a full bridal party in pastel dresses assisted.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Leonia Jean Daniel
Leon Daniel
Alvis Loyd Jackson
Milton Jackson
Happy Valley
A. W. Holck
Emma Henniger
Deanna Kozelsky
Roger Stanford
Jerry Dunn
Debbie Daniel
John Jackson
Calvin Jackson
Mike Bedford
Sherry Kay Stanford
Barbara Daniel
Meria Shaw
Sabrina
Betty Lou Holle Bride Elect Celebrated With Shower
Betty Lou Holle, bride elect of Gene Griffin, received a bridal shower at St. John's Lutheran Educational Building. Guests were greeted by Mrs. J. J. Wessels and Mrs. George Pruser Jr., with a white ta f feta table, blue and white decor, and a heart and wedding bells centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Holle
Gene Griffin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. J. Wessels
George Pruser Jr
Walter Kraatz
H. A. Minzenmayer
Walter Gerhart
Pruser
Fritz Deike
Mmes
Walter Andrae
Paul Gerhart
Carl Gottschalk
Calvin Hoppe
L. W. Kettler
Carl Turk
Fred Voss
Alfred Wessels
Bill Ahrens
Bride Elect Honored At Wingate Baptist Shower
Miss Doris Webster of Lincolnton was showered at Wingate Baptist Church Educational Building. Pat Pritchard Jr. was the groom elect. About 55 gifts were opened and displayed as guests enjoyed cookies and punch. Hostesses included Mrs George Cathey Mrs Hollis Dean and others.
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Doris Webster
Littlefield
Pat Pritchard Jr
The
Baptist Church
Wingate
Mmes
George Cathey
Hollis Dean
Olen Crawford
Hays Doggett
Jon McNeil
Wesley Dean
Verg Awalt
Raymond Cowan
Survern O’dell
Nelan Robinson
Winters Hospital thanks and wedding notes from Winters
Mrs Travis Downing expresses gratitude for flowers food cards and visits during a Winters Hospital stay and thanks doctors nurses and staff. The article also details a Winters wedding with gown lace train pearls and a reception at First Baptist Church, noting the bride Barbara Daniel and groom and their school backgrounds.
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Travis Downing
Paving Contractor To Return In Winters In Three Weeks
The paving contractor who laid streets this spring and summer will return to Winters in about three weeks to complete remaining work. Residents and property owners who want paving for streets alleys or other areas should contact Van Whittenberg, superintendent of the street department, before the contractor arrives.
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van Whittenberg
Card of Thanks for Hendrick Memorial Hospital stay
Frank Simpson and his wife express heartfelt gratitude for prayers cards visits and encouragement during his long hospital stay and after returning home. They thank friends for care of affairs at the farm and keeping things in excellent order in their absence. May God bless each of you. Elephant Butte Reservoir note follows.
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Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Frank Simpson
Kruse Family Reunion Held In Abilene
The sixth annual Dick Kruse family reunion was held at the Thunderbird Lodge in Abilene on August 2 and 3. A wedding anniversary gift to Mr and Mrs Dick Kruse was given by their children after the Sunday luncheon. Attendees included Kruse families from Winters Monahans Midland Dallas and Dallas area relatives.
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Kruse
Abilene
Dick Kruse
Thunderbird Lodge
Delbert
Lora Mae Kruse
Rodney
Debbie
Roger
Winters
Dickie
Brenda Kruse
Monahans
Joyce
Ruby Lee Lucas
Cindy
Allen
Linda
Audrey Kay
Midland
Dorothy
Ike Splawn
Greg
Valarie
Drew
Virgie Cramer
Stanley
Diane
Charles
Florence Secrest
Stephen
David
Stephanie
Dallas
WSCS Met In Church Parlor Tuesday Morning
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met at 9 30 Tuesday morning in the church parlor with Mrs H O Abbott presiding for the business session The meeting opened with The Church's One Foundation and a prayer by Mrs Ray Elliott Information about the trip to the School of Missions was shared by Mrs Abbott Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Dobbins A Baby Membership was presented to Blair Tharp and a Life Membership to Mrs David Dobbins Devotional led by Mrs M L Dobbins followed by a General Conference program by Mrs W T Stanley Guests included Mrs Marvin James and daughter Betty.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
H. O. Abbott
Ray Elliott
Abbott
Frank Mitchell
M. L. Dobbins
School of Missions
Blair Tharp
David Dobbins
W. T. Stanley
Marvin James
Betty
Group Meeting Attendees Prayer Ends Session
Members present included Mmes. Paul Tharp W W Parramore M E Leeman W T Stanley D A Dobbins Frank Mitchell Roy Crawford Ray Elliott J L Wright C R Willey Alma Daniels E H Baker Gattis Neely M L Dobbins David Dobbins H O Abbott and Miss Frances Stricklin Mrs Neely dismissed the group with a brief prayer signaling the close of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes. Paul Tharp
W. W. Parramore
M. E. Leeman
W. T. Stanley
D. A. Dobbins
Frank Mitchell
Roy Crawford
Ray Elliott
J. L. Wright
C. R. Willey
Alma Daniels
E. H. Baker
Gattis Neely
M. L. Dobbins
David Dobbins
H. O. Abbott
Miss Frances
Female octopus guards eggs until they hatch and dies
The female octopus guards her eggs through incubation lasting five to seven weeks. She eats nothing during this period and dies after the eggs hatch.
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Alvis Lloyd Jackson
Texas
Winona Lake
Indiana
Ruth and
Eddie Little
Heights ‘Street
Ballinger Bowl
Wingate Saf
First Baptist Church
Bud Smith
Bailey McCaughan
Killeen
Gene Biddle
Center
Martin Kennedy
Buck Cummings
Morris Coward
San Angelo
Lillian Coward
L. E. Bredemeyer
Colorado City
Linda Lloyd
Lake Cisco
Winters High
FFA
McMurry College
McMurry
oMr
Jackson
Miami
Florida
Elephant Butte Reservoir
New Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
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Goal Diggers Club
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Amy
MNO
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Hamburger
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Pecos
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Best Maid
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