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WA) TIME TABLE Thursday, December 1,1949111,trokereported to be having suffered orrhagc at his this week. Mr. 14 years of age, Ight Wednesday, ed for by his idah Butler, who d by Mrs. Nell ighter Hazel.Miss Audrey Peterson Becomes Bride Of Delbert ShafferLenox Gives $126.85 For Children’s HomewIn a candle light ceremony at the Methodist church In Lenox at 4 o’clock on Sunday afternoon, November 27th, Miss Aud-. •Lenox to date has giv $126.85 for the Iowa Childrei Home Society. Thus for the slt; and consecutive year it has sipassed its quota of $100.00.The Iowa Children's Home £‘S.uuun, iNuvemuer nuu- The j0Wa cnuarens nome Erey Ann Peterson, daughter of | ciety has served the unfortum Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson of children of Iowa for 61 yes Lenox, became the bride of Del- ......arber of Mary-on Wednesday, t a hospital in ving a heart at-ding week. She age. Funeral ser-1 at Maryville at iral Home with lington Junction, ormer home. She of Ohio and had iri with her par-rly age. She was ath by her hus-J. Barber.:lude her daugh-,’ive Nicholas of a son Norbert N. m grandchildren Irs. R. E. Bender,ks Is ribertakes Lop honors ilggest subscriber me Table. Yearly ;e subscriptions, vas no exception, pits, the paper is a daughter and ollows: Mrs. F. E. 1, 111.; Marvin ias City, Kans.; , Sidcll, 111. and ;, No. Hollywood, se the fifth sub-r Andy and Mrs. te two.ostinoist, 79, Aurora, 111., sland contractor, i an Aurora hos-an illness of sev-fe formerly resid-urg and later atoved to Aurora nd two years ago. ock Island about many houses inOct. 24. 1870. Sur-widow, the form-tts; a son, Reldon Island; a daugh-de Webb of Au-idchildrcn. three and threebert Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shaffer of Clearfield. Rev. Clarence Richardson officiated at the idouble-rlng ceremony. ; _Miss Patricia Reed of Iowa City was pianist. Peceding the ceremony, Mrs. Charles Peterson, sister-in-law of the bride, sang Through the Years and Because and at the closing she sang The Lord’s Prayer.The church was decorated in white chrysanthemums, with mums and candelabra at the altar. The bride entered on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage. Her gown was of white candle light satin with round lace net yoke. The sleeves were long and fitted, forming a point at the wrist. Her fingertip veil was of net, edged with matching lace. Her only ornament was a string of pearls which were worn by her mother at her own wedding 29 years ago. The bride also carried a white Bible upon which rested a white orchid.Misses Catherine Brokaw and Donna Plants, wearing white formnls, lighted the candles, and the Misses Joan Fleming and Mary Lou Nielson and Mrs. Joe Phillins, gowned in blue and pink formats, attended as brides maids. They carried matching bouquets. Mrs. Gilbert Shaffer, a cousin of the bride, acted as matron of honor, and wore a blue satin formal and carried pink roses.The groom was attended by his twin brother. Gilbert Shaffer. Ushers were Charles Peterson, brother of the bride, and Clyde and Donovan Shaffer, brothers of the groom, each of whom wore a white carnation boutonniere.Mrs. Peterson, mother of the bride, chose grey steel crcpe for her gown and wore a corsage of red roses. Mrs. Shaffer, mother of the groom, wore blue which was adorned with a.pink cor-sage.The reception, held in the church parlors following the ceremony, was for 125 guests. The tables were beautifully laid in white linen. Centerpiece of the bride’s table was a 3-tiered cake topped with miniature bride and groom. Silver candelabra and blue candles were also used in the table decorations. Mrs. John Porter poured. Mrs. Wes Crouch, as table chairman, was assisted bv Medames Harry Walter, E. R. Penncbaker, Julian126 children have received h in Taylor county alone dur! this time.The solicitors for this fv want to thank ail who h made contributions and s club or other organization well as individuals may still c tribute until Dec. 10th. Any of the following committee ir bers will accept your donati Mcsdames Ruth Hufnagel, M Carey, Fern Hale, Alberta lt;vin, Elizabeth Calvin, R Bush, Berdice Wilson, and 1 Annola Toler.Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Awards GivenThe Knights of Ak-Sar-will present gold medal aw to fourteen Iowa 4-H girls boys selected as outstan club members in their count The awards, an annual sentation by the Omaha organization, will be prese by Ak-Sar-Ben Ambasss and members of the Ak-Sar Board of Governors.Among recipients of the i als this year are: Verlyne V phal of Corning for Adams ty. and Vernon Cox of Co: for Taylor county.Legion Vs. CrestoT Here Saturday Evlt;This Saturday evening, 3, the American Legion ba ball team will play the Cr Eagles in its third league since belonging to the Swestern Iowa League, h beaten Coming 37 to 34 o 17th of November and wil Hopkins, Mo., this Thi evening, Dec. 1.The team consists of f high school players, soir whom have had further e ence in the service and in towns. Last Saturday nigh wore their new warm-up } for the first time, adve the various business mei donated money for them colors are yellow and blu the jackets are very attiAid To War Vete Expected to Occu Auxiliary EffortsSchmitt, Waiter. Champ Huorcr AlbertPauline Nagle, Iowa.ices were held in ay. Burial was at n Memorial Park !c Island.Auxiliary asks please save the paper labels from jars of Butternut ig them in to the less houses where ared for their col-Star Super Valu « Food Store and in this way you » *r. hpin theWurster. Della Walker and Miss Flossie Schultz. Hostess at the reception was Mrs. Eldon Jones. The guest book was In charge of the Misses Norma Ward and Elizabeth Beach, and Mary Ann filuss. Margery Ward and Joan Walter were in charge of gifts.For going away, Mrs. Shaffer’s costume was of green satin with brown coat and accessories.The couple will reside in Clearfield, where Mr. Shaffer is employed at the Spurrier Service Station.ObituaryAid to war veterans an families will occupy much efforts of the American Auxiliary during the year, Mrs. Claude Reyno habllltatton chairman oi jnson Unit, stated today, rollment of the Auxiliary bershlp strength for 19C forward.The Auxiliary is increased enrollment t meet Increasing needs veterans and to combat mcnts to reduce the available to veterans, a ows and orphans. Mrs. F urged all eligible women their support to this t enrolling in the Auxiliat Each year as vetera older, more and more Hppome disabled from ri
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Lenox Time Table
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