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Fairbury Journal News (Newspaper) - July 6, 1993, Fairbury, Nebraska4a Fairbury Roumal news a tuesday july 6, 1993joumal-news reflections Janet Shoemaker Abraham Fisher wed in Narka presbyterian Church the Narka Kan., presbyterian Church was the setting of the 2 . Marriage ceremony uniting Janet Renee Shoemaker and Abraham Billet Fisher on june 6. The Rev. Tom Ballard officiated. Parents of the couple Are or. And mrs. Marvin Shoemaker of Narka and or. And mrs. Adj. Fisher of Mcdonald Kan. Grandparents of the couple Are mrs. Malcolm line of Washington Kan., or. And mrs. Clarence Fisher of Mcdonald and or. And mrs. Joseph Ruda of Atwood Kan. The Bride escorted to the altar by her father wore a full length White Satin gown with crystalline organza overlay. The beaded bodice featured a High illusion neckline Lego Mutton sleeves detailed with pearls and iridescent sequins and dipped to an elegant Basque Waist. Pearls and beads cascading from the heart shaped open Back accented the gown. Sequined appliques trimmed the overlay and Back Butterfly Bow. Crystalline organza ruffles graced the Hemline and covered the Cathedral length train. The Headpiece fashioned by the Bride was a Tiara worn by her Mother adorned with tulle pours Flowers and iridescent sequins. She wore Pearl and Diamond earrings a gift of the Groom and carried a bouquet of White lilies roses in shades of Rose and White Fern and baby a breath. Heirlooms from her great grandmothers were tied in her bouquet. She carried a hand tatted handkerchief made by her late grandmother Laura Shoemaker. The brides personal attendant was Deena Beneda of Lawrence Kan. Dee Gerdes of Wichita. Kan. Was maid of Honor. Bridesmaids were Jennifer Martin of Las Cruces n.m., Lisa Osborne of Springfield mo., sister of the Groom and Lynette Shoemaker of Marysville Kan., sister in Law of the Bride. They wore ankle length gowns of Teal Satin featuring sweetheart necklines Elbow length poured sleeves and scalloped open backs. Mike Steinle of Lysle 111, was Best Man. Groomsmen were Bradley much of Orlando fla., toy Osborne of. Springfield brother in Law of the Groom and Frank Shoemaker of Marysville brother of the Bride. Ushers were Art Atchison of Bedford Texas Steve line of Lincoln Cousin of the Bride and Troy Ruda of Hays Kan., Cousin of the Groom. Flower girl was Laura Shoemaker of Marysville Niece of the Bride. Petite Flower girl was Deadre Osborne of Springfield Niece of the Groom. Ring bearer was Rex Shoemaker of Marysville Nephew of the Bride. Lighting the candles were Kerri Ruda of Hays and Jennifer Cox of Manhattan Kan., both cousins of the Groom. Musicians included Lorene Holloway organist and Jan Thomas pianist both of for insurance a All types see the . Schainost Agency 511 fifth Street Telephone 729-3535 Robert Bakewell a a a prize drawings Busch Light on tap for More information Call 446-7288 Friday july 9 at the dinner Bell Beer Garden 6 . -1 . Dance fancy free 9 . A 1 . Mexican food bar 7 9 . A you can eat $�99 coming events adapt the alcohol and drug abuse prevention team will meet wednesday july 7, at 7 . At the Blue Valley mental health Center. Anyone interested in keeping youth drug free is Welcome to attend. The Friendly thursday club will meet july 8 at Cannings hospitality room with Florence Herman As hostess. Club happenings tops ine336 met at the Grace lutheran Church on june 29 with 11 members. Kops was Louise Milius and tops was Pat Compton. Milius read the article fat reducing Irene blobaum won the a exercise members will Start the a cat contest next month. Tops #ne633 met june 23 at Grace lutheran Church. Kops was Gen Holtzen. Tops was Norma George and runner up was nire Loring. Holtzen a program was a a what a your diet personality a june 30 kops were Betty fedrow and Frieda Wolen. Tops were Eva Angels with Lorene Hindman runner up. June contest winners were Holtzen for kops and Loring for tops. Loring earned a Halfway to goal Charm. Holtzen a program was entitled a tips on eating in a the Fryette Extension club due to the weather met at the Home of Charlene and Howard Zabel for their annual picnic with 10 members and their spouses present. Providing workers for the 11 15 . To 3 . Shift and cookies for the july 13 Bloodmobile visit and the August tour were discussed during the business meeting. The july 16 meeting will be at the Home of Dorene Fox. The Jefferson county Art Guild met june 28 at the Home of Mary Alice Warren of Day Kin with 11 members present. Members were Given a tour of Leonard Warrens Flower Garden. Mary Alice explained water color classes Given at Halsey. President Joyce Prince told of the . Convention and showed books on painting that were sold. Marianna Compton told of the Rock Island depot being open for the Oregon Trail Days. Showing pictures at the Fairbury state Bank during july Are Verda Cacak Heral Phelps Theresa Sleigh Marjorie Gumaer Esther Huber Irene Hansmeier Marilyn Oliver and Lucinda and Maurice Janssen. Showing at the first National Bank Are Betty Slagle Audrey Dawes and Carolyn Seger. Hostess for the july 26 meeting will be Linda Lewis with Jane Lewis As co hostess. Narka. Vocalists were Frank and Lynette Shoemaker of Marysville brother and sister in Law of the Bride. Their vocal selections included a parents prayer a a cherish the treasure a a everything i do a a the lords prayer a a commitment song a and a household of instrumental music included a eclair Delune a a Canon in do a trumpet vol unt Aire a and a trumpet attending the guest Book was Forst of Emporia Kan. Greeter8 were Daniel and Maria Ruda of Scott City Kan., cousins of the Groom. Wadding hostess was Annette Walker of Belleville Kan. A reception and Barbecue was held in the courtyard and Community room at the first National Bank at Washington. Reception Host couples were or. And mrs. Bill Holloway of Narka and or. And mrs. Duane line of Washington Uncle and aunt of the Bride. Reception table attendants were Margaret Baetz of Salina Kan., Sylvia Shoemaker of Narka and Rosalie line of Washington All aunts of the Bride. Reception and food servers were Marcie Holloway Sharon Woodside Lorene Cossaart Veeta Kvasnicka Barbara Lachman Ruth Kirk Mary Cerny Estel Edwards Delores Koss Marcille Thomas and Gladys Knedlik All of Narka. Gift attendants were Lori Shoemaker of Lyons Kan., Candice Baetz of Mission both cousins of the Bride and Shelly Cox of Hays Cousin of the Groom. In charge of wheat bags were Laura and Rex Shoemaker. The Bride is a graduate of Hillcrest High school Cloud county Community College and Kansas state University. She was a business and computer teacher in the Oskaloosa school system. The Groom is a graduate of Che Lin High school and Kansas state University. He attended Kansas University and was working As a computer support specialist for Cerner corporation in Kansas a City. Following a trip to Hawaii the couple will reside at Mcdonald. Card showers min Miller min Miller will be honoured with a card Shower for her 86th birthday which will be saturday july 10. Cards May be sent to 723 c st., Fairbury be 68362. Thelma Mcnary Thelma Amer Dragoo i nary will be honoured with a card Shower for her 75th birth Polly s july clearance savings up to starting Price $10 amp up men s women s children s dress snort Tennis % off. Up to Polly shoe store is Fairbury Day which will be thursday july 16. Cards May be sent to 4121 Lasalle Lincoln be 68516. Alta Boyd Alta Boyd will be honoured with a card Shower for her 92nd birthday which will be wednesday july 14. Cards May be sent to 445 s. Seventh st., Hebron be 68370. Open House Walter Schwisow or. And mrs. Walter sch Wisow along with their children Larry and Becky sch Wisow of Rockville md., Steve and Lori Schwisow of Lincoln and Randy and Carol Schwisow of Fairbury would like to invited family and friends to help them celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. An open House will run from 7 to 9 ., at the Fairbury elks club on saturday july 10, with a dance to follow. No gifts please. Social scene or. And mrs. Eugene Brown received word that their son in Law John Bavari of Edmond okla., took his citizenship test and passed it 100 percent. He and 40 other people non citizens were sworn in by taking their oath of allegiance before a Federal judge in the Oklahoma City courthouse on Friday june 26. He is now a permanent citizen of the United states. In the audience were his wife the former Kathleen Brown and their children Natasha Monica and Joshua Bavari. John is the son of or. And mrs. Ali bavarian of m.i.s., Iran. He graduated from Southeast Community College in Fairbury in 1979, and from Langston University of Guthrie okla., in 1981. He is manager of Weet pm sizzling Steakhouse in Edmond. Chapter to . Chapter to ., met for a regular meeting june 21 at the Home of Patricia Riggins with Opal Haberman and Lucille Bausch As co hostesses. Seventeen members were present. Dorothy Boeckner read an updated version of the history of chapter to she had prepared. This will be included in a spirit of the Prairie a a publication giving a Brief history of All the Nebraska . Chapters. Chapter to was organized nov. 20,1906, with eight members. Alana harness reported on the Nebraska state chapter of . Annual convention she attended june 18-20 at the Mccook High school auditorium. There were 238 chapters statewide represented. The next regular meeting will be july 19 at 9 30 . At the Home of Margaret ewer s. Co hostesses will be Clara Jean Freese and Karen Buckow. Freese will present the program a memories on the a birthday greetings a to Madge Walsh of Alexandria who will be 94 on Friday july 9, 1993. R what s happening. Roumal news quid a things to do place to to it Joey s Steakhouse Southwest Corner Square Fairbury neb. Phone 729-9951 r i Coupon a a a a 20 of. Sirloin Steak Complete dinner 12.95 with $ Coupon save $1.00 with Coupon Coupon valid Friday and saturday july 9 amp 10 at Griffey s Steakhouse clip amp Savea a 1 i i i i i i i i i i in pm Anam cum out Barneston neb. F saturday july 10 n Street ounce to the Rumbus 8 . 1 . Beer Garden opens at noon id required Sandy Creek band one of Nobraska a top country and waa Tarn Danca Banda sponsored by Thayer county a society dance saturday july 1 at Thayer county Fairgrounds 9 . -1 . Beer Garden opens at 7 . Mrm a be

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