The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 6, 1966 Page: 3 of 6
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Miss Linda Fowler Is Bride of
Jimmy PhillipsNew Year's Day
it Gay Fowler and Jimmy Marion Phil-
lipa pledged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony
l Saturday, Jan. 1, 1906, in the sanctuary of
the First Baptist Church in Crosbyton.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ernest
Stewart, pastor. Vows were exchanged before an
a*ch of votive candles and a basket of white chrysan-*
themums and pompom mums flanked by candelabra
of votive candles and baskets of mums.
Miss Theresa Mtiy, soloist,
aang "Because" and "The
Lord's Prayer", accompanied
at the organ by Miss Ann
Ivy.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd E, Fow
ler of Crosbyton. Parents of
the bridegroom are Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Phillips of Ralls.
Given In marriage by her
father the bride worn an Em-
pire gown of white crepe de-
signed with oval neckline
and formal length sheath
skirt. A train attached at tho
shoulders formed a floor leng-
th back panel. Her halo veil
was caught In front with a
cluster of satin and seed
pearls.
Her bridal bouquet was of
white gardenias and was car-
ried atop a white Bible.
Miss Janice Ausmus, maid
• of honor, wore a blue crepe
street length dress with
matching shoes and white
gloves. Her over-the-faee veil
was accented with blue to
match her dress.
Eugene Peering of Ralls
servwi as best man. Ushers
were Robert Phillips of Dal-
las, brother of the bridegroom,
and Darwyn Fowler, brother
of the bride. 1
The reception following the
ceremony wgs held in the
home of the bride's parents.
The serving table was covered
with a lace doth over blue
and centered with, an ar-
rangement of blue carnations
and white pompom mums in
a cupid compote. The three
tiered cake and; the milk
glass punch service were on
either end of the table.
. Guests were registered by
Miss Peggy Brundidge and
Misses Roinell Voigt and Ker-
en Hash presided at the ser-
ving table. Members of the
house party were Mrs. Dar
wyn Fowler, Mrs. L. M. Mas-
sengale of Littlefield, Mrs
Walter Crawford, Mrs. R. W.
Pyron and Mrs. Clyde Hargis
of Henrietta.. -
For a wedding trip the bride
chose a grey two piece en-
semble with black accessories
and wore a corsage of white
gardenias from her bridal
bouquet.
Mrs. Phillips will continue
to reside in Crosbyton where
she is a senior student in
Crosbyton Higs School. Phil-
lips is stationed at Selfrldge
Air Force Base, Detroit, Michi-
gan, with the U. S. Air Force.
He is a graduate of Ralls
High School and of Jessie
L,ee’s Hair Design Institute of
Lubbock. •;
Out of town guests attend-
ing the ceremony included
many from Ralls and Crosby
County and Mrs. Boone Lay-
ton of Colorado City, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Finley, Gail ana
Laurielaf "Dallas, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Kirk and family of
Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Hargis, Danny, Debby and
Kathv of Henrietta, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Powell and Deb-
bie Powell of Lubbock, Mrs.
Fern Julian and Mrs. Myrtle
Fowler, both of Lubbock. Mrs.
Don Martin of Arlington, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Reed, Slaton,
Charles Mason of Amarillo
Air Force Base and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert E. Phillips of Dal-
las.
Harmony Club
Invites Public
To Program
Miss Glenda Miller, piani3t,
will be presented'at 7:30 p.m.
Monday in the Grade School
Auditorium at an opem meet-
ing of the Crosbyton Harmony
Club.
The public is invited to at-
tend and there will be no ad-
mission charge. Mrs. Hubert
Curry, Harmony Club presi-
dent, said that, members of
the Junior Harmony Club and
their families and students of
Miss Miller and Mrs. Louis
Catuogno and their famines
are invited to hear the pio-
gram of piano music.
Miss Miller will play Khat-
chaturian Toccato and Mozart
Concerto. Professor Louis Ca-
tuogno, head of the piano de-
partment of Texas Tech, will
accompany her in playing
the Concerto.
• Miss Miller is a graduate
student at Texas Tech, work-
ing towards her Master’s De-
gree, and is a graduate teach-
ing assistant at Tech. She is
also a teaching assistant
here and in Lubbock of Mrs.
Louis Catuogno, piano in-
structor.
Mrs. McGlure Is
New President of
TEL Class
Members of the T. E. L-
Sunday School cl Ass of -the
First Baptist church met Mon-
day In. the home of The teach-
er, Mrs. Chester Huddleston,
for a business meeting and
social.
Mrs. Huddleston gave the
devotional based on the third
chapter of Philipplans. Mrs.
Theo Blackwood gaye the
opening prayer.
New officers elected are
Mrs. C. A. McClure, president;
Mrs. Blackwood, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Lola Clements,
secretary; Mrs. Huddleston,
treasurer; and Mrs. J. R. Me-
Duff, Mrs. John Bertham and
Mrs. J. K. Stegall, group cap-
tains.
Mrs. Huddleston served
light refreshments .of sand-
wiches, cookies and coffee.
Attending were Mmes. Bes-
sie Lewis, Julia Knott, Olivia
Collins, Bertram, Blackwood,
John Steadham, Stegall, Bet-
ty Alexander, J. R. McDuff,
C. A. Moore and the hostess,
Mrs. Huddleston, and a guest,
Miss Suzanne Summerford.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pullen
To Mark 50th Wedding Date
MR, AND MRS. WALTER PULLEN
Spend Christmas
Holidays Visiting
In Florida
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Mrs. Eva Eades and Harold
Fades spent the Christmas
holidays visiting relatives,
M/Sgt. and Mrs. W. S. Barnes,
Rick," Mike and Ronnie, at
Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
Sgt. Barnes is stationed at
Elgin Air Force Base. Mrs.
Barnes is the daughter of Mrs.
Eades and the sister of Har-
old Eades.
While in Florida the Eades
did some sightseeing at Pan-
ama City and Pensacola and
fished. On their return trip
they visited the Belllngrath
Gardens near Mobile and
spent several hours touring In
New Orleans on New Year’s
Eve day. They spent Saturday
night and Sunday visiting
relatives, H. H. Eades and
family, In Wichita Falls.
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Miss Kayla Stockton of
Lubbock spent Saturday night
and Sunday visiting Miss Jan
Stockton. Her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Stockton, came
to Croshiyton Sunday and vis-
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tiney Stockton.
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Guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.
B. Buck over the New Year’s
weekend were Mrs. Billy
Buck, Mike, Pat, Debbie and
Billy of Albuquerque, N. M.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robert
son of Groesbeck visited dur-
ing the Christmas holidays
with Mrs. J. M. Bennett. '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pullen
will observe their 50th. wed-
ding anniversary January 9
with an open house from 1:30
until 4:30 p.m. on that date In
Slate Worker's
Conference at
Quitaque Jan. 11
The Caprock Baptist Assoc-
iations! Worker's Conference
will bevheld January 11 at
the First Baptist Church at
Quitaque.
The meeting, will begin
with W. M. U. and Executive
Board meeting at 5:30 p.m.,
Evening Meal at 6:30 p.m.,
Worker’s Conference program
at 7:30 p.m, A song service
at 7:30 p.m. will be led by
Roy Edwards.
The Rev. Archie Hawkins
will read the scripture and
lead the prayer. J. H. McClure
will bring his testimony on
”1 Trusted the Lord.’’ Roy Ed-
wards will bring the special
music. James Hancock, pas-
tor of the First Baptist Church
of Matador, will bring the
evening message.
All members of First Bap-
tist Church are urged to at-
tend this service.
McAdoo YH
Club to Have
Cotton Program
The McAdoo Young Home-
makers Club had their Christ-
mas party December 15, In
the homemaking cottage with
14 members present.
Gifts were exchanged by-
club members and their
children, then Mrs. Leo Grif-
fin and Mrs. Claude Gregory,
Jr., served coffee and cookies
to Ola Mae Edinburgh, Mmes.
Ray Dickinson, Noble Hun-
sucker, Jr., Donald Harris, H.
F. Harris, Donnie Berry, Bill
Young, Ellis Power, Carol
French, Tad Toland and two
new club members, Mrs.
Robert W»rd and Mrs. Leroy
Ratheal.- -
The next meeting will be
Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
12, when Mrs. Lawrence Mc-
Dowell of Wake will present
the program on "Usage of
Area Cotton”.
Star-spangled security
The millions of Americans who buy
U. S. Savings Bonds know security
is s two-way street.
You and your family are only as
secure as the country you live in.
When you start saving with U. S.
Bonds you insure your own future
and help keep your country strong
at the same time.
Bonds give you a guaranteed rate
of interest — 8% % when held to
maturity — so you don't have to
worry about the ups and downs of
market trends.
- And Savings -Bonds aren't sub-
ject to state or local income taxes,
either. If you like, you can defer
the federal income tax until you
cash your Bonds.
When you buy your Bonds you
cant help feeling a little proud.
You’re doing your part in strength-
ening the cause of freedom.
And that’s the best security in
the world.
Christmas guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Richardson
included Mr. and Mrs. Dick
McDuff and Elizabeth of Tu-
lls, Mr. and Mrs. George Rich
ardson and Will Ross of Fri
ona, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dick-
ey and Shannon of Plainview
and Mr. and Mrs. Claybum
Marsh," Marcella and Melanie
of Crosbyton.
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Guest during the Christmas
holidays of Mr. and Mrs. Tra
v{s Wallace, Sr., was Seaman
First Class Austin Blair Gar
net, Jr.
, Quick facts about
Seriet E Savings Bonds
V You get buck $4 for orery 13 at
maturity
V You can get your money ‘ when
‘ you nood it
V You Bonds are replaced free if
loet, deetroyed or stolen
V You can buy Bonds where you
bank, or on the Payroll Savings
Plan where yon work
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the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Huek Pullen of McAdoo.
Hosts will be the couple’s
children and their wives and
husbands. They are Messrs,
and Mmes. Lewis Pullen of
Spur, Elzy Pullen of Midland,
Oris Pullen of McAdoo, Olene
“Huck” Pullen of McAdoo and
J. B. of Abilene.
The former Miss Fern Mb-
Carty and Walter Pullen were
married Jan. 9, 1916, in Afton
and have resided in McAdoo
since their sMojuriage. Pullen
was engafgpWW farming at
McAdoo until his retirement
in 1962.
The serving table will fea-
ture a white lace cloth over
gold and a three tiered white
and gold cake topped with a
miniature bride and bride-
groom centerpiece.
Guests will be served by
Mr. and Mrs. Pullen’s daugh-
ter and daughter-in-laws. A
granddaughter, Miss Linda
Pullen of Midland, will regis-
ter the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Pullen have
five children and eight grand-
children.
A special guest planning to
be present for the occasion is
Mrs. Pullen’s father, W. F.
McCarty, 89, of San Angelo.
Mrs. Bert Black
Reviews Book
for Garden Club
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Mrs. Bert Black reviewed
the book "fcand’-of Milk and
Omelets" at the meeting of
the Crosbyton Garden Club
Tuesday in the conference
room of the Crosby County
Pioneer Memorial building.
Mrs. Black quoted philo-
sophical excerpts froth the
book, such as, “A seed might
be too old to sprout or infer-
ior in some way, but it would
never try to be something it
wasn't fitted to be... a ta-
lented painter may spend his
life trying to convince him-
pelf and others that he is a
lawyer, but a turnip seed will
never attempt to grow into an
ear of corn." >- r-
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She added, “Gardens give
us a profound feeling of in-
ner peace. Nothing in the
garden is in a hurry. There is
no rush toward accomplish-
ment, no blowing of trum-
pets ... There is no competi-
tion, no criticism . . . Just live
and let live is the motto in
the garden. Each one (Of the
plants) does the best it can,
unobtrusively, uncritically,
and so there is peace in the
garden. Peace and results!"
Special arrangements for
the meeting included two en-
closed in glass, a blooming
Japonlca, a dried arrange-
ment and an arrangement us-
ing a candle and pyracantha.
They were prepared by Mrs.
I. B. Hinkle, Mrs. C. f. Ed-
wards, Mrs. Eldred Mize and
Mrs. J. O. Houser.
Hostess were Mrs. Ferrln
Smith, Mrs. Lige Ellison and
Mrs. Mae Trulock.
Attending were Mmes. W
B. Allen, Don Anderson, A. C.
Atchison, Bert Black, F. M.
Dunn, C. T. Edwards, Lige El-
lison, L. F. Ellison, Grady
Evans, O. B. Hefner, M. C.
Henry, I. B. Hinkle, J. O. Hou-
ser, John Irvin, Anthony Lat-
ta, Allen Mize, Eldred Mtze,
Bill Nickson, Lewis Sager,
Ernest Stewart, Mae Trulock,
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THE CROSBYTON REVIEW, JANUARY 6, i%6 - PAGE J
Miss Laquetta Joy .Edwards And
Cedi Copeland Wed Dec. 21
Miss Laquetta Joy Edwards
of Lubbock became the bride
of Cecil Odell Copeland of
Lubbock in a New Year's Eve
ceremony at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 31
in the First Methodist Church.
The Rev. Lee Crouch, pastor,
officiated at the double ring
ceremony. “
The bride la the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Edwards
of Stockton, Calif., and Cope-
land is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Copeland of Cros-
byton.
Miss Sandy Morsett, stu-
dent at Texas Tech, was maid
of honor and Cecil Harkins of
Lubbock, formerly of, Crosby-
ton, served as best man.
Wayne Justus served as
usher for the members of the
family and close friends at-
tending the ceremony.
The bride wore a white
Empire dress with A line
frame fashioned with Peter
Pan collar and with a lace
overcoat, Her veil was attach-
ed to a cluster of rosebuds
and dainty .butterflies. She
carried a bouquet of white
carnations centered with an
orchid.
Miss Morsett wore an en-
semble of royal blue with a
white qprsage.
A reception after the cere-
mony was held in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cope-
land.
The serving table was cen-
tered with a blue floral ar-
rangement, flanked by a two
tier wedding cake and the
punch service. Guests were
served by Mrs. Travis Cope-
land of Crosbyton and Mrs.
Marshall Andesron of Lub-
bock.
The couple will “reside In.
Lubbock where Copeland la
employed in- the laboratory of
the Texas Highway Depart-
ment. He attended Crosbyton
schools and graduated from
as
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high school In California: He
served in the U. S. Air Force
and attended Merced Junior
College in California.
Mrs.' Copeland is a junior
student at Texas Tech and is
an education major-
Attending , the ceremony
were- Mr. and Mrs. Denny Da
vis, Mrs. Mae Moores, Q. Car
ter of Plainview, Mia. Eddie
Harkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
shall Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Travis Copeland, Mr. and Mfrs.
Jack Copeland and Wayne
Justus of Lubbock.
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Spending Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ^Richard
son, Jimmy and Louise \yetc
Gene Richardson of Schrein
er Institute, Kerrvllle, Freddy
Askew, student at West Tex
as State, Canyon, and Mr. apfl
Mrs. Jerry Swln and'Eddie of
Arlington.
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« Mr. and Mrs. Galen Whit-
church and Pam spent Christ-
mas visiting her sister dhd
family, Mr. and Mrs. A. O..
Holder and Angela, in Mo-
bile, Alabama. n
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Curry, W. H. The Crosbyton Review (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 6, 1966, newspaper, January 6, 1966; Crosbyton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth519084/m1/3/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.