Fort Worth Couple Wed at Wright-Patterson AFB
Dennis Randall Yeager and Lan Jones were married on Saturday August 31 at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. The ceremony featured a bridal gown of ivory satin, orchid bouquet, and ruby gown attendants, with a reception at the Officers Club. The couple plans to reside in New Orleans, Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Jones
Dennis Randall Yeager
Ohio
Michael Fort Worth
Joel, Jr
Wright- Jafb
Wiliam Caldwell
New Misiana
James Mforth Worth
Lima
da Grange
Ken Nichol
San Antonio
Lwion
Beaumont
Jo Vacherie
Louisiana
Hawson
Fort Walton
Wright-Patterson Officers Club
Entering College Decisions Major Subjects in 1967 Era
A dated column advising prospective college entrants to assess values, goals, and abilities before choosing majors, with emphasis on future job markets. It highlights growth areas like advertising, electronics, and manufacturing, notes rising labor costs, and urges freshmen to plan for careers in doctors, teachers, nurses, and sales experts. It ends with a social note about Labor Day visitors to Mrs. C. V. Cooper’s home.
45 Golfers In Labor at Tourney Here
Forty five players took part in a Labor Day golf tournament at Winters Country Club. Morning Play awarded top points to Mrs E T Patterson Mrs Bill Bean and Eldon Nichols. Afternoon Best Ball saw a three way tie at five under par 35. sudden death reduced to two winning teams: John McAdoo Mrs Patterson Mickie Gray and Mike Bedford. Second place went to Bill Chapman Rodney Nichols Bill Ueckert Sybil Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Spon- Winters Country Club
E. T. Patterson
Bill Bean
Eldon Nichols
John McAdoo
Patterson
Mickie Gray
Mike Bedford
Bill Chapman
Rodney Nichols
Bill Ueckert
Sybil Gregory
Jiggs Nichols
J. N. Clark
Virginia Chapman
Jonnie Legg
Billy Ray
Jet) Chapman
Mrs. Stanford
James Gehrels
Stevenses Welcome Son Roger Alan at Winters Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joe Stevens announce the birth of a son, Roger Alan, on September 28 at Winters Municipal Hospital. Maternal grandmother Elois Hamilton and paternal grandmother Lillie Mae Stevens of Pampa are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stevens
Roger Alan
Winters Municipal Hospital
Elois Hamilton
Lillie Mae Stevens
Pampa
Norton Joint 4 H Club Meet Discusses Grooming
Norton Joint 4 H Club held a regular meeting on September 3 with Louise Decker and Mr Helmers as guest speakers presenting a program on grooming and clothes titled Look your Best. Anthony Lange served as president and Dorothy Jansa led the motto pledge and prayer. The club voted to hold an achievement day at the next meeting. All officers attended and Gloria Hope organized recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Decker
Mr. Helmers
Norton Joint
Anthony Lange
Dorothy Jansa
Gloria Hope
Allbright Reunion Returns to Ballinger City Park
The Allbright family reunion gathered again at Ballinger City Park with strong attendance. Guests included Harmon Boothe and Jimmy New Deal, and many relatives from Farmers Branch Houston Longview Wingate Winter Ballinger Winters Hatchel Abilene Austin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allbright
Ballinger
Harmon Boothe
Jimmy
New Deal
Bennie Proctor
Farmers’ Branch
Eldon Williams
Houston
O. P. Williams
Farmers Branch
Jasper Allbright
Gloria
Beverly
Longview
Jack Pritchard
Larry
Johnny
Rex
Steve
Wingate
Gossip and the art of misreading facts
A humorous remark warns that gossip arises when people join two and two to make five. It cautions against leaping to conclusions and encourages careful fact checking before sharing rumors.
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David M.wright-Patterson
Afb, Fe
Sebastian F
Mrs. Dennis Randall Yeager
Pak
Mass
Col- Mit
Ear's College
Norton
Ballinger City Park
Joe Williams
Floyd Williams
Big Spring
G. A. Henniger
Emma
Walter Oaken
Kenneth
Winters
Ernest Smith
D. B. Thornton
Jimmy Ramsey
Cindy
A. E. Proctor
Haywood Tierce
Ruby Bailey
Ralph Parker
Jesse Bailey
Hatchell
Judy Smith
Abilene
Earl Hickman
Austin
del Monte
Honey Boy
Gooch
Shank
Rath
Black Hawk
Gladiola
C. A
Colorado City
Double Frontier
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