The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 20, 1959 Page: 4 of 10
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PAGE FOt’R-THK PAIKFIEUI RKfORDKK, FAIRPlELn, FREESTONE COUNTY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST ISO, 1959-
Gleoners Class
Party At Home
Of Mrs. C. E. Childs
Members
the Gleaner
Miss June Long
Becomes Bride Of
Bobby Alexander
Mis- June Long, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kay mom I Long. Similar School Glass of the
became tlit- bride of Hobby i First Baptist Church met in
Alexander, son ol Mr. and Mrs i the heme of Mr- C. E Childs
Claude Alexander of Mt. l'lea- Thursday. \ug. 13.
sant, in a ceremony solemnized The meeting was opened with
at the hirst Ilaptist Church Fri- prayer by Mi-. 1’ie-ton A. Tay-
day evening, Aug. 11 I lor, followed by a devotional by
I he Rev ITes’on Taylor, p.i'-jthe c lass teach-r Mrs. Howard
lot of the church, officiated for \ Watson, and was e njoyed by
the impressive ceremony at the I au present.
arched altar flanked w ith grad-1
A song. "Living for Jesus,
uated candelabra holding pink W;(S sung by „lt.miiers of the
tain r- and white baskets .1 , . _ aflei . „ ■„ Mrs. J. W.
large white chrysanthemum- . I naklree led the dismissal prav-
The arch was entwined with
queen's wreath .and English
ivy and white wedding bells
T. E. L. Class
Pcrty-Supper
Monday Night
hung from the top center.
White mums, caladiums and
magnolia leaves were arrang-
ed to form a
Mi>-
er.
\ -ociul
and cake. 1
Wi
1 am
The T. E. L. Sunday School
class of the First Baptist
Church met at the church Mon-
da,.1 night fot a covered dish
supper. Mrs. Henry Steward
and Mrs. Williford Ot aid were
in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. W. C. Barnes, president,
presided for a brief business
session and named Mr. Wayne
Botialdson and Mrs. Steward to
serve with her and the teacher,
oil a nominating committee for
new cilfic-ets for the new church
year beginning Oct. 1. Mrs. Ra-
mon K. Kirgan gave the invoca-
enjoyed j t*"n-
Those present were Mrs.
Mrs Barne-. Mrs.
, I*. ■ m ami fruit, ■-
puncli were ,-ervctl. Julie Ann steward,
Chiids and Hill a--i.-t-.-d 1 Hinaldson. Mrs. Home 1 Rubert-
. I W. R. Woody, I 'at
beautitul lack yj, . ,\i.i:ic M . Mattock- wa- Hubert son, Mrs. Ramon Kirgan
ground. A white satin prayer honomi ;it the elas
beiicii wa- Used 'and was presented a gift frontier.
Jo Olive Watson, pianist, Uu< c|ass AIm) from visitors, i
HOSPITAL NEWS
Dismissed: Darrell Black, Aug.
15; Ruth Smith, Aug. 11; Leila
Young, Aug. 13; Charles Stoa
gall, Aug. 17; Mrs. Docia Car-
rington, Aug. 11; Mrs. Ella
Whitehead, Aug. 11; Laura
Fraizer, Aug. 12; Everett Har-
rison, Aug. 12; Mrs. Edgar
Terry, Aug 17.
* * *
Medical Patients, dates ad-
mitted and released: Joe Tay-
lor, Joaquin, Aug. 14-15; Mrs.
Nadine Mince Aug. 12-14; Mrs.
Homer Robertson, Aug. 12-14,
Norman Morgan, Centerville,
Little Miss Janice Brown of AUg. v,.l4. Carol Black, Aug.
12-15; Etheline Jones, Aug. 11-
13; Mae Richardson, Aug. 12-13;
Willie Mae Henry, Aug. 11-12:
Joe Wheeler, Aug. 11-12.
Dowell Ausley
Birthday Dinner
In honor of Dowell Ausley’s
birthday, his wife, Mrs. Ausley,
gave him a dinner. Present
were James Ausley and wife,
Lilly, Jimmie Wayne and John-
ny; John R. Ausley and wife,
(Gladys of Houston; Billy Joe
Ausley and wife, Mary, and
Nathan, Terry and Jody; Miss
Alma Hudson of Sweeney; Mrs.
Ausley’s mother Mrs, S. J.
Hudson.—Reportei.
---o----
Dallas is visiting her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Manahan and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Brown thi week.
--O- -
played traditional wedding mu-l M|, .lohnnie Hill and Joan.I
.-it and accompanied David j
Lane who sang “Because ”
Usher
Farmers may eon be using
elec tronics, think Cecil Parker,
extension farm management
meeting -did \1: Joe Lee Kirgan. teach- -p“cialist. Don’t look for elect-
ronic.- to take O'- r the plowing
and milking job- just yet, says
Ross Lindle; Mrs Rankin
land Mrs. Jim Tate.
were Clint Long of _____________
E brothel o( the bride,!. .
and Lamar Rob* -n. who! LydlC /V\undin0
also lighted tn< e -mi* |\| Taylor
The bride given in mar 1 a n
Mcrried Aug I 2
Mrs. Lydia Mun< nd Ne-
over taffeta designed with fit-j Well Frederick Taylor, of from-
tcci bodice and a bateau nec kline vvell. Conn., were married at the
of chantill.v lace outlined with home of the Rev. and Mr-,
sequins and pearl- The l*-h Woodrow Ivy. Wedne-dav. Aug.
shaped skirt was made of ruf 12. The Rev. Mr. Ivy. cousin of
fie- of the same material, ac the bride, performed the cere 1
rented with chantilly lace, anti mony in ihe presence of fam-
the back dotted with tiny but- i)% members,
ton- to b.low the waistline Mr. -.nd Mrs. Taylor will
•\ panel of Fee formed the leave today to make their home
chape] train. | in C romwell, at 26 Nook Hill
Her fingertip veil of illusion | Rood, where he i.- employed,
fell in graceful lines from a Mrs. Taylor wa* formerly
crown of pearls centered with; employed in the bookkeeping j
a teai drop p.-arl. Her bouquet department at Athel Ivy’.- Store.
was of white carnations, satin ______
ribbon and sc-r-l pearls j Mrs. Clyde Glazener visited
Mr-. Sam Bonner, of Mexia, in Grape-land Saturday.
sister of the bride, was matron-------
of honor, and Bobby White of wore a Navy blue suit with
NEW ARRIVAL
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gor-
don of Ennis announce the ar-
rival of a daughter, Margaret
Ruth, born Aug. 15, weighing
seven pounds and 11 ounces.
the specialist, but it may per-
form an even more vexing chore
— the complicated brainwork
neces-ary in modern agricul-
ture Electronic computers, thru
a technique calk-cl linear pro-
gramming, can give a more pre-
aP and Mi.-. Gordon formerly j an(j accurate answer to
livf'd here where he wa- em-jmany farm management prob-
I'l- vt><* 11 'be local soil < on-et - lent.- than the mo t experienced
\ at a 11 office. • farmer, says Parker.
Iaivic Glazener, Lubbock, minor
surgery, Aug. 14-15.
* ♦ *
NEW ARRIVALS
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Richard
Mcl’eig are parents of a son,
Morris Richard McCeig, Jr„
born Aug. 14, weighing eight
pounds and two ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Leon
Pyle are parents of a son,
Samuel, horn Aug. 14, weigh-j
ing seven pounds, seven and
one-half ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Pate,
Stephen Vincent, born Aug. 14,
weighing eight pounds and 10
ounces.
CARD OF THANKS
1 want to thank everyone for
the nice cards, letters and dol-
lars they have sent me. I'll be
here another month or more at
V. A. Hospital, Ward 117A,
Room 38, Temple, Texas.
Ralph H. Clubb
-—o-
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Willard
and son, Tony, of Fort Worth,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Colon
Buffalo, are parents of a son, • Willard last weekend.
Medical patients, dates ad-
mitted M. C. Strange, Wor-
tham, Aug. 13; Marvin L. Wat-
son, Any 17; Mrs. Ellie Wynn,
Kirvin. Aug. 17; Margaret Al-
len, Aug. 15; Melton Washing-
ton, Aug. 17: Roy Brannon, Buf-
falo, Aug. 16; Sirs. Cora Me-
Swane, Teague, Aug. 18; Mrs.
Mildred Read, Aug. 18; Joe Ir-
vin. Aug. 18; Quessie Hagen,
Aug. 18; Myrtle Donahue, Aug.
17.
* * *
Surgery: Mrs. Emma White,
Buffalo, admitted, Aug. 12;
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Dew was bridesmaid. Both wore
pink dresses and carried white-
bouquets matching the brides’.
Tom Bonnet served Mr. Alex-
ander as best man.
A reception was held at the
church immediately after the
ceremony, with the bridal cou-
ple and members of the wed-
ding party receiving.
Guests w-ere registered by
Mary Ann Alexander, sister of j
the bridegroom at a table cen-j
tered w-ith a spray of pink;
queen’s wreath tied with w hite I
satin ribbon.
The bride’s table was laidj
with lace over pink satin cen-
tered with a crystal bowl hold-1
ing a crystal angel, surround-
ed with queen's wreath Crystal]
holders tied with white net j
and satin ribbon held pinkj
candles. A square three tiered
cake decorated with pink rose-
bud.- nd a miniature bride and
bridegroom, was served with I
iced punch.
Nov i La Mullen and Joan
Elizabeth Young served.
After the receipt ion Mr. and I
Mrs. Alexander left on a wed-1
ding trip to South Texa-. She!
matching accessories.
Mrs. Alexander is a graduate
of Fairfield High School. Mr.
Alexander is a graduate of Mt.
Pleasant High School and Tex-
as A. and M. They will reside
in Temple, at 313 Nofth Main,
where he is biologist with the
Texas Game and Fish Com-
mission.
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Kirgan, Ramon R. The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 20, 1959, newspaper, August 20, 1959; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1106736/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.