The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1970 Page: 8 of 10
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Page 8 THE OOLDTHWAITE EAQLE-MULLIN ENTERPRISE
Qoldthwalte, Texas, Thursday, September 24, 1970
Connie Jan Chrestman And Russell
Laird Say Wedding Vows In Lubbock
„s Miss Connie Jan Chrestman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Chrestman of Lub-
bock, and Russell Clell Laird,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Laird of Goldthwalte. were
united In marriage at 7:00 p. m.
on Saturday, September 19, 1970
The ceremony was performed
In the Melonle Park Baptist
Church In Lubbock
The Rev. Larry G. Newcomer
of Stephenvllle and Rev Eddie
G. Newcomer of Knott, cousin
and grandfather respectively,
officiated the double ring cere-
mony.
Presented In marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown
and veil designed by her moth-
er. The gown was of angel wing
chiffon over peau de sole, with
Chantilly lace appliques accent-
ing the flowing skirt and chapel
length train. Its raised bodice
of Chantilly lace featured a
Victorian lace collar and full
sleeves of appliqued angel wing
of Chantilly lace. The chapel
chiffon attached to wide cuffs
length veil was of bridal illu-
sion, attached to band of angel
wing flowerlets, with pearl cen-
ters. She carried a bouquet of
orchids and carnations atop a
white Bible.
Miss Patti Anderson of Lub-
bock was maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Lou Anna Misek of
Big Springs. Kathy Newcomer
of Ackerly, cousins of the bride,
and Carma Edge of Lubbock.
They wore gowns of aqua avanti,
with raised bodices accented by
an inset of lime green attached
to the full skirts Each carried
a long stemmed mint green car-
nation.
Mike Brinkman served as \>est
man. Oroomsmen were Dick
Weir, Jimmy Anslow, and Frank
Marsters, all of Seabrook. Eddie
Newcomer of Ackerly and Archie
CjM^Sttnan of Brownfield, cous-
ins of the bride, seated the
guests.
Sherrill Alexander of La Porte,
cousin of the bride, and Deanna
Wilson of Seabrook, niece of the
groom, were flower girls. Can-
dlelighters were Cindy Alexan-
der of La Porte and Kay New-
comer of Ackerly, cousins of the
bride.
Mark Hardy, soloist, accomp-
anied by Mrs. Buddy Daniel,
organist, and Mrs. Jack Dale,
pianist, sang "Whither Thou
Goest,” "One Hand. One Heart."
and “The Twelfth of Never."
A reception was held in the
Fellowship Hall of the .church.
The bride’s table was covered
with an appliqued organdy
cloth over satin. The table fea-
tured crystal appointments, and
was centered with a Bible open-
ed to the 19th Chapter of St.
Matthew with verses 4, 5, and 6
underlined. Two red roses which
the bride presented to her
mother, and the groom's sister,
Mrs G. A. Wilson of Seabrook.
The groom’s table was cover-
ed with white linen tablecloth
with centerpiece of greenery
and featured silver appoint-
ments.
Gina Wilson of Seabrook,
niece of the groom, and Karen
U. S. Bond Sale#
In Mill# County ,
During June
During June thert weir* new
purchases of Series E and H
United States Savings Bonds a-
mountlng to $3,607.00, according
to Mills County Chairman W. P,
Duren. Sales for the first five
months totaled $14,923.00 or 25
per cent of the 1970 goal of
$60,000.00.
Texas sales during the month
were $13,658,647 compared to
$11,549,134 during June of 1969,
a rise of 18 per cent. Year-to-
date sales totaled $90,771,252 for
50 per cent of the 1970 goal of
$179.9 million.
New purchases of E and H
Savings Bonds and Freedom
Shares over the nation during
June amounted to $465 million
— a 25-year peak — while sales
for the first six tnonths of 1970
were $2,514 millipn. 1 per cent
above 1969. Exchanges of Series
E for Series H Bonds amounting
to $123 million were reported for
the first six months which rep-
resents a 31 per cent Increase
over exchanges through June
1969
As of June 30, 1970, $52.0 bil-
lion In United States Savings
New liquid
supplement
supplements
pasture.
The name is Arcadian Compensator Liquid
Feed. And when the sun dries out pasture, sucks
out vitamins and protein. Compensator's your
solution. It's a balanced ration of molasses,
protein equivalent, polyphosphate phosphorus,
sulfur and whatever vitamins, trace minerals,
or other additives your cattle need. And there's
nothing to handling it. Just fill a ticker feeder
every 10 days or so. Get the whole story on
Arcadian Compensator—the professional
supplement that supplements pasture—from
your Arcadian dealer.
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ARCADIAN m
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Call Us For Your Needs — Your Business Appreciated
Duncan’s Liquid Feed & Fertilizer
Doyle Duncan — Phone 648-3565
North Fisher — At the Curve Goldthwalte. Texas
MRS. RUSSELL CLELL LAIRD
Alexander, cousin of the bride,
passed out rice bags. Other
members of the house party
were Misses Dana Allison and
Vicki Vannoy, of Lubbock, La-
Quine Ferebee of Durango, Col-
orado, Cheryl Williams of Lea-
gue City, Kitty Sue Zeller of
Galveston, niece of the groom,
Donna Jay Newcomer of Long-
view. cousin of’ the bride, Mrs.
Earl Newcomer of Ackerly, Mrs
J. R Newcomer of Longview,
Mrs. L V. Misek of Big Springs
aunts of the bride; and Mrs
Cyril Reasoner and Mrs Lavern
Vinson of Lubbock.
Following the reception the
couple left for Acapulco, Mex-
ico.
The bride is a 1969 graduate
of Montecey High School in
Lubbock. She has completed her
freshman year as an Elemen-
tary Education major at Texas
Tech University. The bride was
a member of the Cantories Aca-
pella Choir at Monterey, receiv-
ing all regional honor and Solo
awards. She was a Spanish Club
delegate, and. a member of Trt
Hi Y. At TejRs Tech University
she was a member of the Tech
Singers. While attending Texas
Tech University, the bride was
employed as a part-time clerk-
typist for the former mayor, W.
D. Rogers, and was employed
this summer by Steno Call.
Laird, a 1967 graduate of
Clear Creek High 8chool, ws^s a
member of the football ana
track teams. He was employed
by Lockheed at N. A. S. A. as a
draftsman before entering the
Armed Services in March, 1968.
He has served a year In Vietnam
with the 1st Air Calvary He la
presently stationed at Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio, where
the couple will reside.
Paint and Body
Shop
AUTOMOTIVE REF AIRS
Gene Shelton
Body Shop
And Garage
Phone 648-3226
On San Saba Highway
Bond* wen outstanding, which
la $3% of the privately-held
portion of the public debt.
—--O "
Mrs, Gladys Woo#ter
Returns From Trip
To Roanoke, Virginia
Mrs. Gladys Wooater, formerly
of Goldthwalte, Vera Mae (Mrs.
Harold) Wills and aon, David,
all of Alvin, recently returned
from a trip to Roanoke, Vir-
ginia, where they Jetted to at-
tend a reunion of the Aylor
family.
They were house guests of
Mrs. Wooster’s cousin, John Ay-
lor.
Roanoke Is the "Star Center
of the South” and one of the
mountain where th.'
be seen.
The Alvinltes «
Jaunt but they did
air-conditioning. *
C. Part^
• Bulldozing
• Chaining
• Rolling
• Bermuda
Planting
Ph°ne 966-26)1.
JUNE CLIFTON — T. W. WINTERS _ T. R
Lampasas Livestock Austin
Lampasas, Texas
CATTLE
Hies
WEDNESDAYS
12:00 O’clock Noon
Phone, Day or Night —
Area Code 512 - 556-3611
Or Mills County Area,
Big Valley Ex. 938-2388
"GRAND - OPENING"
BEGINS FBIMV, SEPTEMBER STB,
HARRY'S BOOT STORE
Saw SMB, TEXAS
A SPECIAL INVITATION TO YOU - -
We want you to come visit as and see what we have done. Yon have never
seen a Beet Store like this before anywhere .... over 1,996 pairs of boots on open
shelf display .... If yon are a BOOT lover, yon will mlly enjoy this brand new
Boot Store .... We’re expecting yon.
BOOTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY .... MEN'S — LADIES' — BOYS’ — GIRLS'
FREE $350 Cowboy Boots
8 DIFFERENT WINNERS - Nothing To Buy - Just Sign
Our Guest Book - You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win.
FREE COFFEE - FREE COKES COME SEE The BOOTS
(ID HOT” BOOT STBCIALS JUST FOE THIS OPENING ... LOOK FOR THE
GIANT HOOT AT THE STOr LIGHT HERE IN SAN SABA
October 1st., Is
Dividend Time!
■ %, / ■ - . • ■ - * ,
Hundreds of Central Texas Residents
Will Share In Our ^
Big Dividend Payments-
Are You One Of Them ?
If Not, Now Is A Good Time To Come In
and Let Us Discuss A Savings Plan With You.
There Is A Difference Where You Save
On Other Various Types of Savings
and Investment Accounts We Pay
T. 5%%
Maximum
Interest
Maximum
Security
Dividends
PAID
Quarterly
Here your Savings earn top dividends plus the peace of mind of knowing
money is safe - - - Insured by an Agency of the United States Government.
Lampasas Federal Savings
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
405 East Second Street Phone 556-3627
Lampasas, Texas * < ,
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Koleber, Victor E. The Goldthwaite Eagle (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1970, newspaper, September 24, 1970; Goldthwaite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1168531/m1/8/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.