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f flowers, in all stages The demand for “cut” ly all the year round id for potted plants ne to time. WeddingSSwSg#?**A*.*• /. '•* J y •. ■. verals call for large 01-fiowers and often for 5. Thus far. the de-n Brookfield are of a pe. but while in Mo* imani had to create lpiicatfd displays. One,as a floral creation of jtor and propellor.” ItA A V/ * Ik , ' lualVknomination to the office of state reprefVn.tativeWith him in the above photograph is.his Seeint obtained in 1942. ;if]\ oniilt;r!Couple flurriedFIowerSlioIIert‘Fast*iSumla\Musical ViMr. Kenneth Ilale. of Linneus. andI MissDella Powell of Purdin. wereunited in marriage with the double‘ r~' * V ■ ’■ v* • • f 1.-- V-*.; T* -./ c‘v ^ •••' - M :* M ;*v '.V- •** , J *VV * '•*. •i'. C/ring ceremony Easte»- morning/April 21. at the home of the officiating rpiiv-ister. Rev. Cleve G. Hardgrove: ofBrookfield.-The annual Rp Tea fo 'he heldnoun and even inChfuich. promise1 he Targeo c-row lt;A !gi:-ae premitj^ ^ * ill ^ * Idid inducementThe bride is the oldest daughter of Each year the cMr. and Mrs. Willard. Powell, residingwest of Linneus. She is tt graduate of.he Meadvillg Highar.d Chilli-standing on its i The’show is splt; Held* Gardeh Cl'o:he Business College. Fo?- the past even years she has been bookkeeperat the Bank of Purdin.',,1 he groom is the son of Mr. andMrs. Edward Hale, of Linneus. He isire: Vis. Clare 1-Mrs. Lie/11 LaiMrs. .rr. S’. Skima graduate of the Pufdin High School.1 /f. * Lewis Cle, *lt;? 'J,M ‘.v !.*y- -\\3lf,sefvg ast iudtA small- a din isThe last three years he has been, in -made to defrayservice, the greater part of which timeDui’ii'iu thi aftwas spent in Italy.**,• #•* ' p jW 1 fc,,- m t*.show-.and -Ti, fThey will make their home fn Pnr-din. This young couple has the wish of their many friends for a long, happy. and successful married life.Late Sunday evening a large crowd of their many neighbors and friends* 1.. * ” ■,**gathered at the home of Mr. and‘ive. Carl L» wal'derv T tiro Kanof - Mil to. willpi;M r I w-waller.. 'villc. has plaved- i/' rn#’,. . c ’Vn ^ C Vl 'K ,'1 n ^€|^rV ci ^ iJt* c 4 -11Js!k-t hiMrs. Willard Powell and gave .oung couple an old-fashioned charivari. They were immediately welcomed in and treated to chhdv andVcigars. \ ■ r /murn^lt;X; , . .„.1 . { m •• y C » ‘ . - • •*’ t* .1/' .i he • Mtkrmer Shectrv.«• * -Duriirg ?the . tRoss of the VCK4 1Bicc’trtieid jubltlt;sthdeiUs in. varilt;LOI IS WEAVER RUSSUM.Also... at 'the teLouis Weaver Russum passed away at the home of his sister, Mrs. William B. Johnson. 423 Hunt Street.■ a*yxMq i *’ V ft ? ’ y + * u— r ’ A 1 V ,r wOjWoodruff,’ sprera•« vpi '/* 'i.-; * '*,• i . '.A MJanctecapingv fi'oi'willMissouri(
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Brookfield Argus
Brookfield, Missouri, US
Tue, Apr 30, 1946
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