Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Friday - 14 July 1961 page 3
Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb Are Honored At Golden Wedding Anniversary Tea
Arrangements of gold blossoms and greenery keynoted the decorations in the home of Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb, 149 Elm Street, Sunday, July 9, 1961, when their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Goodman of Fort Worth, Texas, and their two sons, Earl Cobb, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Carter Cobb of Bastrop, and their families honored their parents with "Open House" between the hours of 2 & 4 pm in celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Centering the refreshment table was a massive arrangement of gold chrysanthemums and fern, aided by lighted twisted gold candles. The four tier wedding cake was surrounded by a gold net ruffle and centering the top tier was a gold circlet centered with a raised 50 encircled with gold net. Gold leaves and rosebuds decorated the cake. Cake squares, similarly decorated were also served. On the other end of the table was the punch bowl. Approximately 70 guests called.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Wednesday - 18 September 1974 page 12
MRS. VIOLA COBB
Mrs. Viola Cobb, 80, of Bastrop, died Tuesday afternoon at the Hickory Manor Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are scheduled at 10 am Thursday in the chapel of Golden Funeral Home of Bastrop with Mr. Jurd Brantley officiating. Interment will follow in the Christ Church Cemetery.
A resident of Bastrop for the past 44 years, Mrs. Cobb was a life long member of the Church of Christ.
Mrs. Cobb is survived by her son:
Harold Carter Cobb of Bastrop
Her daughter:
Ola Mae Cobb (Mrs. J. D. Goodman) of Fort Worth, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Ethel Eldridge of Macon, Georgia
Mrs. Laura Knight of Macon, Georgia
Six grandchildren
Eleven great-grandchildren
Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb Are Honored At Golden Wedding Anniversary Tea
Arrangements of gold blossoms and greenery keynoted the decorations in the home of Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb, 149 Elm Street, Sunday, July 9, 1961, when their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Goodman of Fort Worth, Texas, and their two sons, Earl Cobb, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Carter Cobb of Bastrop, and their families honored their parents with "Open House" between the hours of 2 & 4 pm in celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Centering the refreshment table was a massive arrangement of gold chrysanthemums and fern, aided by lighted twisted gold candles. The four tier wedding cake was surrounded by a gold net ruffle and centering the top tier was a gold circlet centered with a raised 50 encircled with gold net. Gold leaves and rosebuds decorated the cake. Cake squares, similarly decorated were also served. On the other end of the table was the punch bowl. Approximately 70 guests called.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Wednesday - 18 September 1974 page 12
MRS. VIOLA COBB
Mrs. Viola Cobb, 80, of Bastrop, died Tuesday afternoon at the Hickory Manor Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are scheduled at 10 am Thursday in the chapel of Golden Funeral Home of Bastrop with Mr. Jurd Brantley officiating. Interment will follow in the Christ Church Cemetery.
A resident of Bastrop for the past 44 years, Mrs. Cobb was a life long member of the Church of Christ.
Mrs. Cobb is survived by her son:
Harold Carter Cobb of Bastrop
Her daughter:
Ola Mae Cobb (Mrs. J. D. Goodman) of Fort Worth, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Ethel Eldridge of Macon, Georgia
Mrs. Laura Knight of Macon, Georgia
Six grandchildren
Eleven great-grandchildren
Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Friday - 14 July 1961 page 3
Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb Are Honored At Golden Wedding Anniversary Tea
Arrangements of gold blossoms and greenery keynoted the decorations in the home of Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb, 149 Elm Street, Sunday, July 9, 1961, when their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Goodman of Fort Worth, Texas, and their two sons, Earl Cobb, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Carter Cobb of Bastrop, and their families honored their parents with "Open House" between the hours of 2 & 4 pm in celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Centering the refreshment table was a massive arrangement of gold chrysanthemums and fern, aided by lighted twisted gold candles. The four tier wedding cake was surrounded by a gold net ruffle and centering the top tier was a gold circlet centered with a raised 50 encircled with gold net. Gold leaves and rosebuds decorated the cake. Cake squares, similarly decorated were also served. On the other end of the table was the punch bowl. Approximately 70 guests called.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Wednesday - 18 September 1974 page 12
MRS. VIOLA COBB
Mrs. Viola Cobb, 80, of Bastrop, died Tuesday afternoon at the Hickory Manor Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are scheduled at 10 am Thursday in the chapel of Golden Funeral Home of Bastrop with Mr. Jurd Brantley officiating. Interment will follow in the Christ Church Cemetery.
A resident of Bastrop for the past 44 years, Mrs. Cobb was a life long member of the Church of Christ.
Mrs. Cobb is survived by her son:
Harold Carter Cobb of Bastrop
Her daughter:
Ola Mae Cobb (Mrs. J. D. Goodman) of Fort Worth, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Ethel Eldridge of Macon, Georgia
Mrs. Laura Knight of Macon, Georgia
Six grandchildren
Eleven great-grandchildren
Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb Are Honored At Golden Wedding Anniversary Tea
Arrangements of gold blossoms and greenery keynoted the decorations in the home of Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Cobb, 149 Elm Street, Sunday, July 9, 1961, when their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Goodman of Fort Worth, Texas, and their two sons, Earl Cobb, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Carter Cobb of Bastrop, and their families honored their parents with "Open House" between the hours of 2 & 4 pm in celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Centering the refreshment table was a massive arrangement of gold chrysanthemums and fern, aided by lighted twisted gold candles. The four tier wedding cake was surrounded by a gold net ruffle and centering the top tier was a gold circlet centered with a raised 50 encircled with gold net. Gold leaves and rosebuds decorated the cake. Cake squares, similarly decorated were also served. On the other end of the table was the punch bowl. Approximately 70 guests called.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Wednesday - 18 September 1974 page 12
MRS. VIOLA COBB
Mrs. Viola Cobb, 80, of Bastrop, died Tuesday afternoon at the Hickory Manor Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are scheduled at 10 am Thursday in the chapel of Golden Funeral Home of Bastrop with Mr. Jurd Brantley officiating. Interment will follow in the Christ Church Cemetery.
A resident of Bastrop for the past 44 years, Mrs. Cobb was a life long member of the Church of Christ.
Mrs. Cobb is survived by her son:
Harold Carter Cobb of Bastrop
Her daughter:
Ola Mae Cobb (Mrs. J. D. Goodman) of Fort Worth, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Ethel Eldridge of Macon, Georgia
Mrs. Laura Knight of Macon, Georgia
Six grandchildren
Eleven great-grandchildren
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