Miss Jean Ann Irvin Weds John Buckner Mallory in Lubbock
Miss Jean Ann Irvin, niece of Winters men, married John Buckner Mallory at Second Baptist Church in Lubbock. Vows were read by Rev. Bob Hearn. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis Irvin, wore a floor length bridal taffeta gown with guipure lace and a seed pearl veil. The couple plans a Guatemala honeymoon.
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Second Baptist Church
Lubbock
Jean Ann Irvin
John Buckner Mallory
Bob Hearn
H. Lewis Irvin
Joe Irvin
J. D. Vinson
Winters
John Mallory
Mallory
Julia Mae Irvin
Sherilyn Billington
Marilyn Billington
Becky Ball
San Angelo
Donna Ruhmann
Midland
Danny Lynn Irvin
Ft. Polk
Johnny Barrington
David Mcllihaney
Jimmy Woodward
Johnny Newsome
Ray West
Travis Brown
Billy Vinson
Denver
Colo
Douglas Vinson
Abilene
Becky Vinson
Linda Sue Vinson
Kathy Ruhmann
Meg Hall
Merriman Business College
Phi Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Monterey High School
Baylor University
Hicks and Ragland Consulting Engineers
Wingate Mourns John Byrd as family marks burial
John Byrd died suddenly Thursday at home after a heart attack. Funeral was at Spills Chapel with Jack Hutton officiating. burial followed in Wingate Cemetery. Out of town relatives from Albuquerque New Mexico Lubbock Abilene Fort Worth and Ballinger attended along with many area friends and relatives.
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John Byrd
Spills Chapel
Jack Hutton
Turkey
Texas
Tot McCown
Abilene
Wingate Cemetery
Lem Ray Wyle
Iris Creasey
Curtis Morris
Albuquerque
N. M
Lucille Hifner
Estancia
New Mexico
Jessie Trammell
Lubbock
V. O. Walker
Vanard Walker
D. L. Polk
du van Walker
Meridith Walker
R. H. Hudson
Chester Hudson
Lawrence Glase
Glen Rose
Tex
Delia Hudson
Cleburne
Mason Polk
Levelland
Ada Self
Lois Jones
Homer Foster
Hubert Edwards
James Oran Byrd
Ft. Worth
Harold Armstrong
Odessa
J. ©. Renfro
Naomi Craver
Melvin Hunter
Sweetwater
Glenn Williamson
Nolan
Edwin Voss
Henry Vogler
Dale Community
Wesley
Voss
Dessie Denson
San Angelo
Jr. Denson
Patty Denson
Colorado City
Boot Denson
Eunice Simons
Darrell Low
Bie Spring
Ira Low
Nice Simons
Winters
Red Huckaby
Ed Kinard
Flossie Kirkland
W. Weat
Doc Ros
Doc Pinegar
W. T. Holder
B. ‘H. Denson
T ‘Phillips
Bill
Harmon
Clarence Huckaby
Con Hares Shere
Harter
Leila
Tilda Johnson
Jack Johnson
Merkel
Dean Holder
Webb Holder
Red’ Huckaby
T. Holder
Mra
Guy
Oran
Lindsey J
Lindsey
A ‘Sawyer
Funeral Rites For George W Kiker Held At Rotan
Funeral for George W Kiker Jr., 39, of Las Cruces NM, was held at 4 pm Saturday at First Methodist Church Rotan. Burial followed in Rotan Cemetery beside his father. He died of a heart attack at 2:30 am Wednesday in Las Cruces. He was born May 18 1924 in Rotan and lived in Coleman Albany and Sweetwater. Survivors include his wife Betty Ryan and two sons Charles and Kenny.
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George W. Kiker Jr
Las Cruces
N. M
First Methodist
Rotan
C. P. McMaster
Loy Mitchell
Church of Christ
Mr. Kiker
Sweetwater
Weathersbee Funeral Home
Coleman
Albany
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Betty Ryan
Winters
L. H. Ryan
Fort Worth
Western Electric Co
White Sands Proving Grounds
Charles
Kenny
Louis
San Antonio
Laura Belle Riker
0. P. Kiker
Wichita, Falls
Notable firsts and inventions across history
Jessie Andrews became the University of Texas first female degree recipient and taught there from 1888 to 1918. A history of diamond polishing dates to 1465 and James Gibbs designed the chain stitch sewing machine. German beehives are painted bright to guide bees. Locust plagues reference shakily, shorthorn grasshoppers noted. Rich pasture yields about 700 pounds of cattle or sheep yearly. A 90-ton blue whale eats over a ton of shrimp daily. Bees can distinguish colors.
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Jessie Andrews
University of Texas
Health Letter Warns Teens On Smoking Risks And Influences
The Division of Cancer and Heart urges teens to consider health links to tobacco use and the psychological social drivers of the habit. It notes lung cancer heart disease and reduced endurance tied to smoking, and cites ad campaigns parental behavior and peer pressure as influencing teens.
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James Russell Lowell
Division of Cancer and Heart
Texas State Department
Surgeon General
Winters Enterprise Item Capt. Amundsen Located Pole in 1906
A brief item notes that Captain Ronald Amundsen located the magnetic north pole in 1906, highlighting a historic polar exploration milestone.
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Ronald Amundsen
Coral snake bites prove fatal in about twenty percent cases
Medical notes indicate coral snake envenomation results in death in roughly one fifth of incidents. Researchers emphasize rapid antivenom and treatment to reduce mortality and warn of delayed symptoms.
First Use of Jewels as Bearings in Watches
A historical note identifies the first use of jewels as bearings in watch mechanisms dating to around the year 1700. This innovation improved precision and reduced wear in early timepieces.
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Wingate
Ed Dean
Lanora Bailey
A. W. Gannaway
Fannie Ray Durham
Tye
Bennie Makowsky
O. E. Penny
James Gibbs
the Winters
Enterprise
Morton
Pise
Woodbury
Pawer
Honey
Vienna
C&h Sugar
Cashway
Velveeta
Wortz Crackers
Zee Bathroom
Gooch
Bell's Cashway
Margaret Bell
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