The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 5, 1969 Page: 4 of 12
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Art Students Of Mrs. Arveson
Have Exhibit At Peoples Bank
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Art students of Mrs. Con-
nie Arveson presented an ex-
hibit Saturday, May 24 at the
Community Room of People’s
National Bank.
The exhibit displayed the
painting mediums of water-
colors, oils, pastel, pencil,
block printing, clay model-
ing, picture study and mar-
befized paper.
Students participating were
Patti Johnson, Jay Yeager,
Kim Rolls,. Jane Smith, Gary
O’Neal, Mrs. Ronald Fox,
Mrs. Paul LaMar, Mrs. Nell
Jackson, Mrs. Johnnie Coop,
Mrs. Eula Mae Richardson,
Mrs. Mary Lee Skinner,
Sherie ‘ Elsom, Kris Major,
Brent Major, James Terry,
Bill Taylor, Cindy Skidmore,
Shirley Porter, Mrs. Etta Di-
mock, Gary O’Neal, Lesli Jan
Johnson, Barb! Lowrie, Laura
Roberts, Deneis Orrell, Steve
Henley, Dan Fenoglio, Dannie
Page, John Ben Grigsby, David
Pain, Jay Curlin, Steve Whar-
ram and Bill Holcomb.
In addition to these Mrs.
David Tompkins, a former
student, Showed some oils she
painted of scenes from Iran
where she recently resided.
Mrs. Hinds Clark and Mrs.
Paul Brand exhibited three
dimensional and porcelain.
Approximately 180 guests
attended the show during the
day.
Mrs. Arveson expresses
her gratitude to People’s Na-
tional Bank for providing such
a nice place for the displav
and to the ones who served
as hostesses. She also extends
her appreciatidn to Mrs. David
Tompkins, Mrs. Hinds Clark
and Mrs. Paul Brand for
bringing artpieces and others
who helped make the show such
a success.
Montague H. D.
Club Studies
Nutrition
Mrs. Ethel Leatherwood,
assisted by Mrs. Hugh Sterl-
ing, was hostess for a meet-
ing of Montague Home Dem-
oi.stration Club Tuesday.
“Keep Up With Nutrition”
was the program topic led by
Mrs. Joe Pippin, Foods Lead-
er.
Mrs. Pippin noted that con-
cern over the nation’s nutri-
tion has resulted from a rise
of a number of diseases
thought under control for many
years. They include scurvy,
rickets, goiter and many
others. Good nutrition is a
preventative of such diseases,
and the rise of these diseases
again can be attributed to in-
difference, laziness and
snacking. Meals are being
planned to likes and dislikes
rather than balanced meals.
Refreshments were served
to 12 members and Mrs. Sterl-
ing, visitor. A social hour
followed.
MRS. W. R. TUCKER
—Photo by Kent Bellah Studio
Reynolds-Tucker Wedding Rites
Are Solemnized Sunday, June 1
Mrs. Dan Coleman
Receives Degree
At Midwestern
Mrs. Linda (Dan) Coleman
received her Baohelor of
Science degree In education
Saturday night at Commence-
ment exercises at Midwest-
ern University.
Mrs. Coleman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver,
is a 1964 graduate of Nocona
High School. She will teach
English in Holliday High
School this fall.
Attending graduation were
Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver
and George Jr., Mrs. Opal
Coleman of Nocona, Mrs. Ar-
dina Banks of Gainesville and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Coleman
of Denton.
Mrs. Dick Coleman
Graduates At
North Texas State
Mrs. Dick Coleman, the for-
mer Linda Farquhar, received
a Bachelor of Science Degree
in Education from North Texas
State University, Denton, in
commencement exercises
Friday, May 30.
Some 1200 graduates parti-
cipated in the exercises.
Mrs. Coleman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Farqu-
har, Nocona, and daughter -
in - law of Mrs. Opal Cole-
man, will teach in Dentor
next fall.
Grandson Is
NTSU Graduate
William Valton Redwine,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Redwine of Elmore City, Okla-
homa and grandson of Mr. ano
Mrs. W. A. Sewell of Nocona
was one of the 12,000 students
in the seventy - ninth annual
commencement of North
Texas State University in
Denton.
Bill graduated with High
Honors in the field of Math-
ematics and Science Educa-
tion.
His parents and grandpar-
ents attended the graduatior
exercises.
Galileo’s first telescope
magnified only three times.
Miss Patti Lou Reynolds and
W. R. Tucker exchanged wed-
ding vows at 2 p.m. Sunday
at First Baptist Church with
Rev. Mike Russell, pastor of
Walnut Street Baptist Church,
officiating.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Reynolds
Rt. 3, Nocona, and Mr. pnd
Mrs. Raymond Tucker, Rt. 3,
Nocona.
Barbara Barr, organist,
played the wedding music and
accompanied Carol Lee who
sang “Because”, “Whether
Thou Go’est”, and “The
Lord’s Prayer.”
The altar was decorated
with an archway accented with
candles, white carnations and
greenery.
Mrs. Gary Scroggins of
Denton, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. Bi ides-
maids were Mrs.-John Hin-
ton, sister of the groom, and
Miss Sherry Martin. They
wore floor - length gowns of
mint green peau de soie and
their headpieces were short
green net veils caught with
matching satin bows. Each
carried a single long-stem-
med carnation.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a for-
mal gown of peau de soie and
Chantilly lace, The empire bo-
dice featured a round neckline,
and long fitted lace sleeves.
Re-embroidered lace cover-
ed most of the gown, leaving a
panel down the front. The train
was chapel length. Her elbow
length veil was attached to
a pearl crown and she carried
a white orchid nestled in white
feathered carnations shower-
ed with satin streamers.
Sam Thompson, Fort Worth,
was best man.
Ushers were Harold Rey-
nolds, brother of the bride,
Gary Scroggins, Denton, bro-
ther-in-law of the bride, and
Neal Meeks, Nocona.
Groomsmen were John Hin-
ton, brother - in - law of the
groom, Nocona and Darold
Schaffner of Byers.
Hosts for a reception held
in the church parlor follow-
ing the wedding were Mrs.
Harold Reynolds, Bridgeport;
Mrs. Ricky Sewell and Miss
Jackie Yarbro. Miss Yarbro
presided at the register.
Mums decorated the serving
table. Karri Reynolds and Mi-
chelle Scroggins, niecesofthe
bride, and Ray Tom Sapping-
ton, nephew of the groom, dis-
tributed rice bags.
The bride graduated from
Nocona High School May 26
of this year and the bride-
groom, a graduate of Prairie
Valley High School, is a sen-
ior student at East Texas
State, Commerce, Texas.
For traveling to Commerce
where the couple will reside,
the bride chose a green and
white linen suit with white
accessories.
TO MICHIGAN
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker
and Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Tomp-
kins left today (Thursday) for
Ann Arbor, Michigan where
they will attend Commence-
ment Exercises at Univer-
sity of Michigan where Mrs.
Walker’s son, Bob Williams
will receive his Medical De-
gree.
LARRY DODSON HOME
Pfc. Larry Dodson, station-
ed with the Army at the Penta-
gon in Wahington, D. C., where
he Is a data processing clerk,
spent the week end here visit-
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Dodson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Field
were in Wichita Falls Wed-
nesday May 28 to attend grad-
uation of their grandson Nicky
Wayne Hollars at Rider High
School. They also visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Hollars.
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dence at Richardson where he
is employed with Skaggs Drug
Center.
Miss Betty Emily William-
son became the bride of James
Reese Jones Saturday, May 24
in an impressive double ring
ceremony performed at 11:15
a.m. at Walnut Street Baptist
Church. Rev. Mike Russell,
pastor, officiated.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. William-
son, Nocona and Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Jones, also of Nocona.
Nir. and Mrs. Larry Heaton
attended the couple.
Both the bride and groom
are 1967 graduates of Nocona
High School.
They have established resi-
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ATTEND GRADUATION
Mrs. J. T. Thompson, Lloyd
and Doug Thompson went to
Oklahoma City, Sunday to visit
Mrs. James Thompson and
family. That evening they at-
tended commencement at
Oklahoma University, Nor-
man, where Mrs. James
Thompson received her Mas-
ters Degree.
MAJOR GUESTS
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Telle
and Mike of Arlington arrived
Tuesday night for a few days
visit with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. David Major and
family. They are in the pro-
cess of moving from Indiana-
polis, Ind., to Arlington, Tex-
as. Dr. Telle completes a
three months residency in In-
dianapolis the last of June and
will begin medical practice
with Fort Worth Radiologist
Group.
Audrey Herring
Gives Program
For Auxiliary
Miss Audrey Herring pre-
sented an interesting story
of “The Flag of Faith, Hope
and Love” by Chariot Fox
at a meeting of the Legion
Auxiliary Monday night at 7:30
at the Veteran’s Hall.
Mrs. Ethel Garner, presi-
dent, presided and introduced
two guests, Mrs. W. L. Grott,
President District 13 Legion
Auxiliary and Mrs. Grubbs,
President - elect of the dis-
trict, both from Wichita Falls.
They spoke on “New Rulesand
Regulations.”
Mrs. Helen Weaver intro-
duced Miss Herring.
Following the program re-
freshments were served.
New officers will be elect-
ed at a call meeting Mon-
day, June 16 at 7:30. home-
made ice cream and cake
will be served. All mem-
bers are urged to be in at-
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Field
and Mrs. Bill L. Martin went
to -Gainesville Sunday to visit
Carroll 'McClennen in a
Gainesville hospital.
Medlen Printing and Office Supply
Cash Way Supply
Nocona Independent Lumber Co
Dan Butler Welding
Fenoglio’s Fina Station
Sawyer Insurance Agency
Jack’s Auto Parts
Ray’s Food Store
Gibbs Drug Store
Gilbert’s Department Store
Nocona Floral
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Fruit of TMEfaw
Nocona Athletic Goods Co.
Adkins Upholstery & Carpets
Nunneley Ford Company
McNabb Feed Store
Peoples National Bank
Sands Motel
Rick’s Drive-In Restaurant
Nocona Locker Plant
Stone’s Men’s Wear
Cecil’s Pharmacy
Ben Franklin Store
Bill’s Clothiers
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co.
White’s Auto Store
Painter’s Supermarket
Jack Lesh Texaco
Sands Restaurant
Farmers & Merchants National
Bank
Scott Bros. Hardware
Lipscomb’s Dry Goods
Duckworth Barber Shop
Thompson Gulf Station
Janice’s Beauty Salon
E-Z Shop Grocery
Dwight’s Electric Service
Nocona Boot Company
Nocona Automotive Supply
Nocona Belt Co.
Williamson-Jones Wedding Vows
Repeated At Walnut St. Church
J. Wharram, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd D. Thompson.
Out-of - town guests in-
cluded Mrs. Lawrence Shel-
don, Dr. and Mrs. Max Grow,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.'Cecil
Allen, Mrs. D. M. Major and
Mrs. Winnie Watts, all of
Bowie.—
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Grow
Honored At Reception May 25
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cogs-
well Grow who were married
April 19 in Denver, Colorado,
were honored with a recep-
tion Sunday, May 25 at the
home of Mrs. John W. Major,
507 East Walnut, Nocona. Ap-
proximately 100 guests called
from three to five o’clock in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Grow, the former
Carol Jean Major, is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David
Major. Dr. Grow is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max H. GroW
of Dallas. When the couple re-
turn from a 10 - day honey-
moon trip to Yucatan Penin-
sula, Mexico they will estab-
lish residence in Milwaukee
while he serves an internship
at Marquette University Hos-
pital.
Mrs. John Major greeted
the guests and presented them
to the honorees and their par-
ents.
The dining table, covered
with an imported cloth of linen
and lace, was centered with
an epergne arranged with dai-
sies. At the side was a trip-
pie - branch candelabra hold-
ing yellow tapers. The bride’s
chosen colors of yellow and
green were also carried out
in refreshments of yellowfruit
punch, decorated petit fours
and mints.
Hosts ftfr the occasion in-
cluded Mrs. John W. Major,
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cur-
lin, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth
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Hays, Edgar R. The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 5, 1969, newspaper, June 5, 1969; Nocona, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1216978/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friends of the Nocona Public Library.