The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 93, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 30, 1988 Page: 6 of 10
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/aldez-Mowrey vows
poken in ceremony
and Lisa Y. Valdez were married in
a quiet ceremony in Wichita Falls.
He is the son of Rosalind Mowrey
of Jacksonville and Jerry F.
Mowrey Sr. of Tucker, Arkansas
and grandson of Sophie Boling of
Jacksonville.
Mrs. Mowrey is the daughter of
Mrs. Virginia Valdez and the late
Manuel Valdez of Las Vegas, New
Mexico.
The groom is a graduate of Rusk
degree from Wayland Baptist
University. He was working on his
masters degree at Southwestern
State University at Wichita Falls
prior to receiving orders for the
Philippines.
Mr. and Mrs. Mowrey are both
currently serving in the U.S. Air
Force medical service and will be in
the Philippines for the next three
years.
PAGE SIX - THE ALTO HERALD OF ALTO, TEXAS - THURSDAY, JUNE 30,1988
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Scholarship Bank works
to aid students with funds
Mr., Mrs. Jerry Mowreyjr.
Berry-Clay Furniture sets
grand opening next week
Berry-Clay Furniture will have an
)ld Fashion Grand Opening July 5-9
at their new business on the south
ide of the square in Rusk. Prizes
will be awarded through a drawing
of registered visitors daily. Ribbon
cutting ceremony sponsored by the
Rusk Chamber of Commerce will be
at 10 a m. Wednesday featuring live
entertainment, refreshments,
clowns and helium balloons for the
kids
Three drawings per day for prizes
will be held from names of those
vho registered at the store that day.
All entries will be combined tor a
Grand Prize, a King Coil Luxura III
Queen Size Bed Set. The Grand Prize
drawing is set for 4 p.m. Saturday,
July9.
Along with the week of
celebration, Berry-Clay will offer a
25 percent off storewide sale with no
down payment (with approved
credit.)
Providing service to customers
will be Danny Berry, Sherry
Berrvhill, Patty Chapman. Derrick
Gentry and Joe Thompson. Mer-
chandise available at the store will
be furniture, paint, carpet, wall
coverings and mini blinds.
“We welcome Berry-Clay to the
Rusk business community,” said
Brenda Wilkinson, Chamber
secretary. “The Rusk Chamber is
proud to have a part in the Berry
Clay Furniture opening. ’ ’
Other businesses which need the
assistance of the Chamber, or who
wish to join, may call the Chamber
office, 683-4242.
Students and future students in
need of supplemental funding for
college can write to The Scholar-
ship Bank for a free financial aid
planning calendar and information
on private scholarship sources.
According to the director of this
national, non-profit foundation, an
estimated half-billion dollars is
available to high school and college
students, many of whom may not
know that they are eligible Funds
are contributed by corporations,
trade, civic and non-profit groups
and are normally awarded on such
basis’ as academic standing,
college major, geographic
preferences, areas of special in-
terest and even on the student’s
willingness to consider a special
research project. Parental factors
such as union, employer or past
military experience are also con-
sidered by some donors.
The Scholarship Bank works with
financial aid counseling offices
throughout the U.S. to assist in
distribution of the information on
the approximately 3,500 scholarship
sources. Each scholarship has a
value of at least $1,000 and many
are renewable yearly. Graduate
level grants with values of up to
$25,000 are also available. All
students receive from 20 to 65 dif
ferent aid souices for which they
are potentially eligible. For the
1988-89 school year, a number of
new aid sources are available to
students majoring in law, business,
health, engineering, computer
sciences and the humanities. Three
national organizations are funding
older women returning to school.
High school, college and future
students should send now for their
free planning calendar and infor-
mation on the scholarships by sen-
ding a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope (business size) to The
Scholarship Bank, 13944 E. Amar
Rd., La Puente, Ca 91748. For faster
service, call toll free 1-800-322-4432
outside California and 1-800-523-6831
in California
50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Lott of Wells will
celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on
July 2 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. with a reception at
First Baptist Church fellowship hall hosted
by family members. Invitations extended
through the press.
you've Been
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30
When you think of carnivorous
animals, visions of big, hungry lions
generally come to mind.
Not all carnivores fit the big, bad
stereotype, though. “The smallest
meat-eater is the dwarf weasel of
Siberia,” said Ray Sutton, wildilife
manager of the International
Wildlife Park in Grand Prairie. "In-
cluding their tails, these weasels
measure six-to-eight-inches long
and weigh less than 2 V4 ounces.
If you have a question about
wildlife you would like to see an-
swered in this space, write to GNUS
YOU CAN USE, 601 Wildlife Park-
way, Grand Prairie, Tx. 75050.
Summer Merchandise
off... and less
(Cash only please, all sales final!)
To accommodate our wonderful working women
we’re open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. for this sale!
Marie’s Bl
West Side of Square - Rusk
Berry - Clay
Furniture’s
JULY 5 - 9. We're the New Kids on the Block.
For your shopping convenience, beginning July 5 we will be open
until 6 p.m. Monday - Friday; Saturdays, 9-4)
No down payment
on merchandise
bought this week!
2 5% OFF
Regular price
storewide
3 Door Prizes given each day
_Register each day... drawing at 4 p.m.
All registered names will be pooled for a grand prize drawing on Safuiday
King Koii Luxura Hi Queensize Bedding Sei
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6-
Ribbon Cutting -10 i.m.
Live entertainment fea-
turing Rusk’s own Karla.
ALSO: Balloons for kids,
clowns, free popcorn and
old fashioned lemonade.
Register for $100 Shopping Spree in Rusk!
PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES!
1. Catfish Dinners for 2 at Country Place, Hwy. 69 N ($15.00 Value)
2. Flower Arrangements ($45.00 Value) UVG BrOddCdSt
3.6 Plant Stands with Plants ($25.00 Value) 10am 2
4. 2 Bound Rugs($50.00 Value) KOOI -TaCkSOnlille
5.4 Single Rolls Wallcovering ($45.00 Value)
6.1 Gallon Antique White or White Glidden Interior Flat Paint with Roller Cover. ($10.00 Value)
7. Small Brass Baker’s Rack ($29.00 Value)
BERRY-CLAY FURNITURE
Downtown Rusk, South side of Square Let us give you an old fashioned welcome!
Phone 683 4078
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The Alto Herald and The Wells News 'N Views (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 93, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 30, 1988, newspaper, June 30, 1988; Alto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1097834/m1/6/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.