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£B—POCAHONTAS RECORD-DEMOCRATThursday, apkil 6, 19611 Phebe Padgett,Robert HansenandSOCIETIES*Wesleyan Guild Supper April 10-Members of the Wesleyan Guild1'Will meet Monday evening, April M» in the home of M*.ss Winona Terry. A* 6:30 o’clock supper will be served. Assisting’ hostesses are Mes-dames Bob Smith, Don Hudek, Kathryn Parker, Gerald Huitt and Jim Clark.Was Honored On 2nd Birthday*Mrs. Eugene Leonard entertained at a birthday party, Wednesday afternoon of last week, in honor of her daughter. Sandra, who was two years old.uosts were Richard, joiene •id Patty Joachims, Diane Schoon and Sandra’s sistetf, also Mary Lynn Schul-- e. After the children had played, the honoree opened her .gifts. Later refreshments, including the traditional birth-lay cake and ice cream, were:erved. A dinner was served in..heir home that evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stoulil and Lori and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Levene as guests.will meet Wednesday afternoon, April 10, at 2:00 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Rodhey Hudson.Wed On SaturdayThe marriage of Miss -PhebeMrs. Don Donovap is the as- Padgett, daugfttef of Dr. and■ t a ■ v I d f . _ . _ _ V k % ■ - - L aJ U .-wsisting hostess. The program will include reports on “Adviseand Consent” by Allen Drury given by Mrs. S, S. Davidson and “Image of America by Raymond L. tsvuckberger given by Mrs. John Lrouy.Mrs. Hdward Padgett, and Robert Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen, all of Pocahontas/ was solemnized Saturday evening, April .1, in St. Peter Lutheran church. The Rev, A. G. Langholz performedukoJThe afternoon group of ..the'! the double ring ceremony atHome department w»«i meei with Mrs. L. E. Leaverton7:00 o’clock. Bouquets of white gladioli decorated the altar, with Tuesday,. April 11 at 2:15 p.m. i baskets of pink and .white Assisting ho'sTessisMTs: The-j gladioli on either side. “Arioso”Woman’s Clubs Meet Next WeekThe Literature Department of the Federated Woman’s clubmas McMahon.. The group will make plans for a* May breakfast.The evening group of the Home department will meet April 11 m the home of Mrs. Ray Van Horn, with Mrs. Ernest Swaggart as co-hostess.by Handel was played by Mrs. I$mmett DeWall, organist. The soloist, Howard Johnson of Marathon, sang “The, Wedding Prayer” and “The Pledge”.Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride Wore a gown of silk organza and lace overaai$Ttirlt;naatThe meeting will begin at 8 :Q0 /taffeta. The ^fitted Alencon lace o'clock. Mrs. A. J. Phillips has bodice was designed with a Sa-\tv;• 7.wV.V. v'1- -V.,vy •/yi.X';lt;r%...KM'*.um'*•it smart. .. withtins print success by Kay Whitney (100% cotton with taffetized finish) designed to see you most everywhere in fashion... scoop neck and short sot. in sleeves edged with contrasting cord piping, lay. over pleated skirt, side zipper, soft self belt with contrasting lining. In cornflower blue or marigoldyellow. Sizes 12-18,12K-20X.H U NT I N G TON.r- . . . unbeatable at $Knowles Style ShopPocahontas, IowacAprilSthe program on “Flower gard- brina neckline and short sleevesens for your home”.land the full skirt was styledMrs. C. Er Calligan will en-‘ with insets of lace and chapel terfcain the Garden department! train. Her fingertip length veil in her home Wednesday , Apr, j of French illusion silk was at-12, at 10:00 a.m. Mrs. r Matt '[lacfiecf’Ur an angelic bonnet : of Hammea is assisting hostess.! pleated tulle and lace, enhanced Miss Zelle Pattee will read a j with pearls. She carried a poem, Mrs, Anna Lucas' topic i white orchid, surrounded bygEisViVBLPxiS:will be “Petunias” and Mrs. An- pink roses and lily of the val-na 0!son’s_ topic is “Annual asters for your garden99ley, and wore white lace mitts. Her pearl earrings were a , giftThe Arts and Crafts depart- of the bridegroom.ToiMatment will-meet in the home of Mrs. A. C. Carmichael on Thursday, April 13. Mrs. Ray Holloway and Mrs. ArthurJohnson are hostesses at theMatron of honor was Mrs. Paul Biederznanh, Jr., of Rolfe and bridesmaids were Rosemary Shaw and Alice Hansen, sister of the bridegroom. Their street2:00 p.m. meeting. Their les- length dresses of petal pinkson is on “Fruit molds and pictures”. The evening grouperystailette over taffeta were styled with fitted bodices, Sa-meets at 7:30 o’clock, with Mrs, j brina necklines and , puffed Don DeWall and Mrs.. Charies • sleeves. Matching veiled bowSisihlt;M.. .•!»-Fitch as ca-hostesse£ The topic I bats and white accessories com-of their lesson is “Relief shad-'pleted their ensembles. TheyIcina:redz(kmalSlt;cliarMS(ClIrVIthle,seto\vlt;in brilliantDiamondsit yours forever*i carried fan-shaped -bouquets of pink roses.* Paul Biedermann, Jr;, was best man and groomsmen were Glen Johnson of Graettinger and Richard Yocum. They wore dark business suits and white carnation boutonnieres. Uqb^ers were Loren Christiansen and Delbert Johnson.For her daughter’s wedding, j sh Mrs. Padgett chose a dress of blue corded lace over taffeta with navy blue accessories. Mrs.! Hansen wore a blue, and white novelty weave sheath-dress and white accessories. Each wore a corsage of pink and whiteroses.Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church parlors for approximately 175 guests, who were registered by Mrs. Marvin Dirks. The four-tier cake, topped by miniature white bells and hearts, was cut by Mrs. Henry Wiese and Mrs. Peter Visser. Birfce Hansen poured coffee and waitresses were Mrs. Bob Morhtt of Ocheyedari, Mrs. Jerry Knight of Humboldt, Myma Meyer of Rochester, Minn., and Joyce/ Martens; of Des Moines. Dinittg room hostesses were Mrs. Ed Pine and Mrs. D. N. Taylor. Gifts were opened and arranged by Geraldine Meyers apd Mrs. John Van Horn of Humboldt, Mrs, Roy Wallace of Dunedin, Fla., Mrs. Duahe Smith of{ Waterloo and Sandra Visser.' Guests attending were from Dunedin, Fla., Brook, Ind., St. Cloud, Minn.,! Rochester, Minn., Estherviile,1 Des Moines, Waterloo, Ocheye-dan, Ringsted, Rolfe, Laurens, Palmer, Humboldt Nevada and Royal.Following her graduation j from Pocahontas Community High school in 1958 and the Northwest Institute of Medical29teMGlt;piMJcWiMgvseMprhoSeTotoda$1howiResplt;mgva:Icewi!tejVi:enlt;Technology at Minneapolis,! boiSCH00FSJEWELERSPocahontas, Iowait Minn., in 1959, the bride has : been employed as a laboratory: 1 technician In the Memorial hospital at Atlantic; The bridegroom was graduated in 1957 from Pocahontas CommunityHigh school and is a baker in the Pocahontas Home Bakery.Following a wedding trip to j Florida and the Southeastern states, the couple will be at home at 104% West Elm Ave., after April 16. /—/—,paiKr3chiveihelofon5 iablaHasc
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Pocahontas Democrat
Pocahontas, Iowa, US
Thu, Apr 06, 1961
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