The Wylie News (Wylie, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 11, 1973 Page: 7 of 10
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Webb - Jones Vows Said
Mrs. Billy John Webb
Joe Taylor's
Spend Holiday In Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tay-
lor and their children,
Patsy and Gene Glasscock
and David and Cathy Tay-
lor, all of Garland; Alice
and Charles and Anthony
Scoma of Atlanta; Nita and
Jimmy Frank of Houston,
spent their Christmas
week in Colorado.
They had their first
Christmas tree cut from
the woods. Some of the
group skied.
Joe stated that he saw
enough snow to last him
for a long. time.
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Fire Department
Gives Thanks
To All Wylie
During the month of De-
cember we had a few bad
fires, but we also had a
very good time helping
Santa Clause find his way
to a tot of homes here and
around Wylie.
We can never get around
to thanking each one of
you who helped us make
this all possible. So to
die People uf Wylie,thank
you for helping the Fire
Department help others.
We send a special thanks
to the Wylie High School
Band, Grady Burnett, C.
Truett Smith, Ken Mauk
of Western Auto Store, and
Chuck Elledge of White's
Auto.
They helped make a lot
of cnildrens dreams come
true. We do our best
all year for this com-
munity and in return all
of you have helped us
make a happier child
some where.
The Wylie Volunteer Fire
Department
Chief Bill Story.
Lynda Engstrom School oj Dance
ANNOUKCES
Opening for Spring Registration
CLASSES START JAIN. 8
For more information, call 424-0256 or 424-1937
Ballet - Tat> - Jazz - Personality Singing - Twirling
Modeling Si Acrobatics
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Park Mall Shopping Center
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Make plans now to participate in the Spring Kecital
More than 100 tapers de-
corated the altar for the
wedding December 23 of
Miss Donna Kay Jones and
Billy John Webb, Jr., at
Our Redeemer Lutheran
Church in Dallas.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C.L.
Jones, 721 Glenfield. Pa-
rents of the bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. Billy
John Webb, 2405 Cardinal
Lane . He is the grand-
son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Webb of Wylie
Candle trees , spiral
branched and pyramid
candelabra holding the
tapers and greenery
formed the altar setting.
Votive candles and flow-
ers marked the pews in
the church.
The Rev. Frederick
Mattil, pastor, performed
the doublering ceremony.
Traditional wedding mu-
sic was presented by Mrs.
Billy Joe Rogers of La-
von, cousin of the bride-
groom , who accompanied
Miss Sue Webb, soloist,
also of Lavon.
Given In marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
formal gown of white
sheer organza over peau
de soie. The empire sil-
houette was designed to
show fitted sleeves over-
laid with Venice lace to
the elbow and ending in
a cuffed bishop sleeve at
the wrist. The bodice
was overlaid in the same
lace, and the organza skirt
was full. The chapel-
length paneled train was
Personal
Visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Story
for the Holidays were;
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gray
and Rhonda of Broken
Bow, Oklahoma; Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Posey of
Orange, Texas; Doris
Crosby and Wayne Coun-
tryman of Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. Betty Her-
ron and family of Hay-
worth, Oklahoma. Other
relatives were Z.H. Story,
K.E. Story, Dale Story,
William Coomer, Dennis
Moore, Tandy White, Ray
Rogers. Also our New
Year guest were Mrs.
Adis Story and daughter
Patti and friend , Mrs.
Daylor Davis fromTalro
Texas.
After the dinner was put
away the other members
of the family enjoyed an
outing. Would you believe
the woods rang with the
shouts of laughter, the
howl of dogs, the coon hunt
was on. After six hours
of this they all returned
home to say there ain't
a coon in Texas.
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Answer to last weeks;
Wrinkles are hereditary-
parents get them from
their children.
Arnold H. Glasow
Number 18
Letters
from Readers
Why don't you print a re-
newal new subscriber
corner? With name of
town of subscriber. I
know a paper who does
this and it is interesting.
Probably printed once a
month. People read name
and places. I Like Your
Paper.
Mrs. Harry Douglas
Wylie, Texas
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accented by a large Dior
bow. Her tiered veil of
imported illusion was held
by a Juliet caplet with a
matching Venice lace ac-
cent. Sne carried a cas-
cade of white and red
roses.
The bride presented red
roses to her mother and
the bridegroom's mother
during the ceremony.
Miss Sandra Jones, sister
of the bride, was maid
of honor. Bridesmaids in-
cluded Mrs. Garth L.
Petty, Jr., Mrs. Dennis
Sullivan of Commerce and
Mrs. Roger C. Tipton ,
sisters of the bridegroom;
Mrs. Mark Williams and
Mrs. Beverly Hartless ,
cousin of the bride of
Tipton, Oklahoma, Sherry
Cross, daughter of Mr.
"and Mrs. Tom Cross, was
flower girl.
Bridal attendants wore
identically styled gowns
of red velvet. The jum-
per-type gowns were
made with an empire
waistline, square neck and
were sleeveless. White
blouses of white bridal
satin fashioned with long
full sleeves and wide cuffs
and high necklines com-
pleted their attire. They
carried nosegays of red
roses with holly and ber-
ries with velvet ribbon.
Dennis Sullivan was best
man for his brother-in-
law.
Groomsmen included Ro-
ger Tipton , also a
brother - in - law of the
groom, Garth L. Petty Jr.
Keith Hopson , John
Grigsby and Norman
Ingle.
Ushers were Marshall
Flowers of Dallas, Ronnie
Gracy, Ricky Gracy and
Randy Gracy.
Rodney Webb, brother of
the bridegroom served as
ring bearer.
Candle lighters were Reg-
gie
Bridegroom
Gracy.
:eg-
Webb, brother of tne
and Roger
The bridegroom's attend-
ants wore Black Ed-
wardian tuxedoes , trim-
med in black velvet worn
with white ruffled shirts.
The bride's table at the
reception was laid with
white peau de soie over-
laid with red peau de soie.
An arrangement of mixed
flowers in the bride's
chosen colors centered
the table. The bride-
grooms table was covered
in gold peau de soie with
a centerpiece of gold and
bronze flowers.
Members of the House-
party included Miss
Melody Mannering, Miss
Gaylon Jones, Mrs. Jessie
Glasgow , Miss Debby
Mannering , Miss Vikkl
Gracy, Miss Cinr,y Davis.
Miss Cathy Davis and
Miss Lynn Jones.
The couple will be at home
at 7915 Thistle Lane in
Dallas.
FRANKLIN DELANO
ROOSEVELT
At Hyde Park on January
30 , Franklin Delano
Roosevelt was born in the
year 1882. He attended
Harvard , and Columbia
University Law School
and was admitted to the
bar in 1907.
In 1905, on March 17,
he married Anna Eleanor
Roosevelt. They had five
sons and one daughter.
One child , Franklin
Delano Roosevelt Jr. was
born at Campobello, New
Brunswick, Canada. Pre-
sident Roosevelt was a
fifth cousin of Theodore
Roosevelt and Eleanor
was the daughter of Pre-
sident Theodore Roose-
velt 's younger brother.
Eleanor worked as a
volunteer in a settlement
house as a young girl and
assisted her husband in
his political career after
her marriage. She en-
gaged a lot in public life,
traveled and made nu-
merous speeches during
her husband 's admini-
stration, but, she had to
endure a lot of con-,
troversy and criticism.
From 1949 to 1952 she
served as a United States
delegate to the United Na-
tions General Assembly.
She was often referred
to as "The first lady of
the world."
In August of 1921 he was
stricken with infantile pa-
ralysis. He was handi-
capped for the rest of his
life. He benefited some-
what by exercising in the
waters at Warm Springs,
Georgia, and developed it
to help others. Today
we have "The March of
Dimes " which he orig-
inally started.
He began his Democratic
administration during the
turmoil of world de-
pression and political up-
neavel in March of 1933.
"We have nothing to fear
but fear itself" was his
ringing declaration. In 99
days more legislation than
In 17th century Boston,
men were forbidden to
kiss their wives in public
on a Sunday. ,
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in any previous Congress
was passed to counteract
the depression and
remedy tne defects: "New
Deal his famous pro-
gram. He put through
the first peace-time se-
lected service law against
bitter opposition.
August of 1935, the Sociai
Security Act passed.
He was the first Presi-
dent to visit South Amer-
ica , Hawaii and was also
the first President to go
through the Panama Ca-
nal. These took place
while he was in office.
He was the first Presi-
dent to bioadcast from a
foreign country (South
America) and the first
President to appear on
T.V. King George VI
and Queen to visit the
United States. An out-
door picnic was arranged
by President Roosevelt
and the Queen and King
were served "Hot Dogs.
declared war on them.
Roosevelt wa the first
President to leave- the
United State in wartime.
He traveled abroad lot
conferences (lf>, 965 mik
trip) and brought t< thei
all the enemies < f Axis-
power in to ar; .Hi nc
called , Tin- mec
Nations.
In 1944, definitely
tering the two-term
dition of all past P
dents, Roosevelt wa
elected for a fourth t
ti a t-
t ra-
re si-
re-
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. Sara Del i
was the fir t
to
Mrs
velt
of a President
her son's second i
ration, .-.he al. • .
his third. A tw<
limitation wa it
twenty-second
ment, so no other
will have that disti
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ctiofl.
The first
President
s ide n t
were out
time both the
and Vice Pre-
sirnultaneously
of the country
was on October 16, 1936.
Roosevelt was on vacation
aboard the U.S.S. Hous-
ton and Vice President
Garner sailed aboard the
President Grant for Ja-
pan. Cordell Hull, acted
as President.
Franklin Delano Roose-
velt was the first and only
President to be elected
for a third term. He re-
ceived 449 of the elec-
toral votes, his opponent
Wendell Willkie, the Re-
publican condidate re-
ceived 82.
On December 7, 1941, Ja-
pan attacked Pearl Har-
bor. The United States
declared War. Germany,
then Italy declared war
on the United States and
immediate!
Genealogists ■
that President i
was related by .
through rniri
eleven past Pre ic
They were : Washi?
John Adams, Ma.
John Quincy Adarr ,
Buren, William Hart
Taylor, Grant, I ec,
Harrison, Taft arid
dore Rooseve!'.
On April 12, 194.%
sldent. Ro is
Freedom'.-,,
Speech and Wor
want and fear,
Warm Spring
served 2 m ;
days of his I
Harry S. Tru n
the unexpired '
years, 9 month
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Roosevelt ha
years and 29 da
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