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Prrnn (s Mobcrty Monitor*Uyc O Index ofid DcenocrdtMonday, May 22,1950Social and Club NewsWedding Ceremony in Sroaddus Home for Lucille Hamiiton, RoyL. SummersUrns of pink and 7/10116 .snapdragons and iigftted candles decorated t£ie simulated altar for tlie wedding at 7 o’clock Friday night oi Miss LuciUe Hamilton,Sam Shaw, and Mr. Shaw; andMr. and Mrs. Jim Cook, Mrs. Bessie Hess, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cronan and daughiers. Anna Marie and Betty Jean. Missdaughter of iii. and Mrs. Car*- Geraldine Lusby, Mrs. Franhliaroll Hamiltoa, Clark, to Roy Minor, Frankie Minor, Mr. andI^ee Summers, son of Mr. and! Mrs. 3. H. Kirkendoll, Mr. andMrs. Marion Summers, ll32iNrs. Elwood Staples, MissFranklin street.Lavella Kirkondoll, RodgerThe double-ring ceremony was Sparkman, Mr. and Mrs. performed In the home of the ford H. Brown. Mrs. Herman bridegroom's brother-in-law and Graves, Mr. and Itfl's. Lowell sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broad- Benton. William Watkins, Mrs. dus. 401 Jefferson avenue. The Frank Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Del-Rev. c. C. Truitt, pastor of the Assembly of God Church* performed the ceremony.Mrs. Truitt sang ‘The Lord’s Prayer’' (Mallotte) and '^Vi-ways'* (Berlinl, accompanied by Mrs. Leo Eisensteln.bert Hamilton, Gerald L, Cook, Donald Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Broaddus.SOC/41 CALENDAR __________ Thcta Kappa Phi Alumnae.Mrs. BroadiJus attended the! will not meet tonight asbride as matron of honor a.ndj scheduled but w:ll meet nextDelbert Hamilton, brother of the bride, served the bridegroom as best man. Candlelighters were; Miss Bettie Ann Graves and Miss Caroline Rumsey. Mrs. Jtowell Benton and Mrs. C. H. Broaddus were ushers.The bride w’ore a sheer blue dress with white accessories. Her flow'ers were puJi^ carnations. Mrs. Broaddus wore _a yellow taffeta dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.The bride’s mother was unable to attend the ceremorv-Mts. Summers, mother of the bridegroom, wore an orchid crepe dress with white accessories and a corsage of pm!£Monday night. May 29. wdth Mrs. W .B. Sims,Mrs. Mahan’s Bible Class will meet at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon in the chapel Of Trinity Mediodist Church.Ladies Day win be observed tomorrow at toe MoberlyCountry Club.Jolly Matron’s Sewing Club will have a birthday dinner at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ray Cawtlion. South Morley street.Fern Harrington Missionary Circle of First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow night in the home of Mrs. Everett Owens, 1221 Concannon street.Homemakers Study Club will meet at 7;30 o'clock tomorrow night in the home ofrvmiwithicarnations. uiuituw i-— -Approximately 35 guests at-| Lester Burton. 609 Fartended the reception held at. j.qj.3 30 o’clock at the Homeway Cafe. The newlyweds cut thetiree-tiered wedding cake,Jolly Pastime Pinochle Club will meet tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ralph w ' I —whicb was surrounded wiUi ani 1306 Myra streetarrangement of fern and sweet- Bntzka Daughters of Coatespeas. .Misses Marilyn Damgaard, Nellie Price and ,lna Tilton served ice cream and cake to file guests.Tbe bride was graduated froru Clark High School and tie bridegroom attended Moberly schools and is now employed at the vanskike Rock Quarry, north of town.Mr. and Mrs. Summers are at home at 1132 1/2 Franklin street.Among guests at the wedding and reception were the bride-Street Presbyterian Church wUl meet at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow night in the home Of Mrs, Henry Feimel, Sr., 327 South Fifth street.J.01va.daleastcra:Mfss Tedford, 84, Given Birthday Giit by ClubnoletP-;;aiflCithFifteen mem'ocrs of Sociabieibe Neighbors Club a.ud a guest, rhMrs. R- Y Turner, attended a ; itsmeeting of tlie club held Thurs-iweaoiu „v*- — ----- {Jay afternoon in the home ofjse:groom’s 'grandmother, Mrs. C. McCahi. Roil cailiin---I ... _,..V. j^ywas answered with Whatmother did that i.s oiumoded to-iBi dav”. Cards of thanks from the LiTedford family and from the 50 Arthur Haak family were read, tic Birthdays of toe months ob-]hc served by club pals were those of Mrs. Eugene Sell. Miss Lizzie Tedford, Mrs. Percy Rinehart and Mrs. George Burlage, Miss Tedford was presented with a' g gift from, the club in observance ,todrHot weatherparel. Let qur cleaning and pressing service put you in seasonal accord with the weather.of her 81th birthday. The auction gift went to Mrs. Fred Jett. Mrs. McCain served a dessert means ,a | luncheon, change m; -^.12 ^e.xt meeting will be L’une wearmg ap- i,j;iss Lucille Mast, RouteS.hircCOLD^tORAGEm^¥CtiANm 6^OAK or SUMAC Scicnce tias dfscoversd an cxceilent nev,* tieat-inoni for ivy, oak or sumac poisoning. Ifsgon-Wa and safe, Quickly dries up Ihe blislers—often wlhin hours.’“r=lVY'DRYS(HRa21^:r:7;nGtlt;
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Mon, May 22, 1950
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