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r' * •THE IOLA REGISTER. WEDNESDAYB WEEKdge, reg-ifitaliatisaNewcomb Is BrideiOf Charles Edward MapleNilwoodacelled.Women'soned un-School t Church, • Moritz,'+T‘eauceant, Temple, ! followed:30, Mrs.sting with20 Northp. m.Society,, family'ellowship ugh willC.S. exe-, general ellowshipch CWF e church, e E.U.B.1 church.2 p. m.,Dora _ Betsy Miller, dr, Anna sffer and• •(Mrs. Leslie Bacon)/NILWOOD — Mr. and Mrs. Max Fuston and boys of Kansas City' came down Monday evening and went back home Wednesday afternoon.Roy Singer and son Richard and grandson Doug came up to Leslie Bacon’s Tuesday morning and got Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miiler of Idaho and took them to the “SingerMr. and Mrs. James f Iola. 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert t*family spent a few days mas time visiting relativ te?homa. • • - * *.Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cur ed Christmas dinner at i of Mrs. Curtis* sister, Mrs. A. W. Young. AIsi were Mr. and Mrs. Harl of Chanute and Mr. and Munger-and-children of-IParker Wilcoxon_Jw.asrelatives and friends inprovidedi^sts.rl(e One)inedy and urn to Ok-home in Savonburg and* they took .......Lhetp to Lawrence Thursday morn- mun^y earlier last week ing where they took the train for'*n route from Texas t Idaho. ’ ' ‘ 1.Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Jotuvston have had-company-over-this weekend.Mrs. Benita Johnston was Lucy's and my guest at HDU last week,Mrs. May Talley returned homeCdy to spend the holiday A pre-Christmas dinnei joyed at the home of Mr.when all tdren and their families gs observe the holidays, were Mr. and Mrs. No the first of the week. She left her jford and family, Wichita brother some improved.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tholen of!of Wichita, and Mr. and Hays spent some of the Christ- j is Howland and family o mas vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Estep spent the lt;Paul Tholen and family. They left holidays visiting in Idal Friday for Wichita, where Mr. home of his brother, Mr. Tholen was going to have his Harvey Estep. The Harv«Mrs. Victor Estep and faMr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Maple(Jewell Photo)Edmond-itin be ap-lt seat bygovernor V, Henry n in Jan. fiat Demo-bly would r filled be-conveneshe Senate and 33 Re-Miss Phyllis Ellen Newcomb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Newcomb, became the bride of Charles Edward Maple,' son of ME and Mrs. Stanley Maple at 4 o’clock in the afternoon on Dec. 30, in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latte* Day Saints.The Rev. Leon Morrow officiated at the double ring ceremony before the altar banked with a pair of seven-branched candelabra, holding burning taperk adorned with huckleberry and white gladioli, centered with white Queen Anne pompon mums and white satin ribbon.Preceding the ceremony, Miss Catherine Bartlett played a program of nuptial music. She accompanied David Holloway when he sang, ‘‘The Ring,” by Robert Schumann, and “The Lord’s Prayer,’' by Malotte. She also playeda cuttingtind, Kerr i the first dy admin-th a pow-iresidential Tul foe ofs.ich defeat-osal for a »program 1 SecurityByrd, D-Senate Fi-ped aside, d the ball smashing president’sleft uncer-d the fate dy’s forth-jrogram. ie it clearIans for aanying re-The Wedding March from Lohengrin by Wagner for the processional, and Wedding March from Midsummer Night’s Dream, by Mendelssohn, for the recessional.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a street length sheath dress and semi-fitted jacket, with below elbow length sleeves of white satin brocade. She wore a white satin whimsey hat with face veil, and carried a cascade arrangement of white sweetheartductions in spending, administration leaders had hoped to enlist Kerr on their side again, although he, too, had expressed reservations. Sen. Russeil V. Long, D-La., ranking Democrat behind Kerr on the Finance Committee, often does not agree with the administration fiscal proposals. ,roses and lime green Trenched carnations, centered with a lime green eymbidium orchid removable corsage. The dress was fashioned and made by the bride from material brought from Spain by her brother, Larry Newcomb.Mrs. Paul Upshaw of Emporia was the matron of honor. She wore a beige wool suit with mink trimmed hat, and brown accessories. Miss Wilinda Landon, Pittsburg, was the bridesmaid. She wore a pale gold suit, with mink trimmed hat and brown accessories. Each attendant wore a corsage of white carnations trimmed.with green satin ribbons.Miss Mona Davis was in charge of the guest book.Larry Cornwell acted as best man for the groom. Robert Vohs was the groomsman. The ushers were James Newcomb, brother oi the bride, and Ronald Maple, cousin of the groom.For her daughter’s wedding.Mrs. Newcomb chose an aqua wool flannel dress with black and white accessories. Mrs. Maple, mother of the groom, wore a beige knit sheath dress with brown and black accessories. Each wore a corsage of white Fugi mums.The bride is a graduate of College High School,.. Pittsburg, and the Iola Junior College. The groom is a graduate of the Iola High School and the Iola Junior College.For their wedding trip, the bride wore her wedding suit with brown and beige accessories, and the removable corsage from her bridal bouquet.After Jan. 7 they will be at home at 1628 Bush Street, San Francisco, where Mr. Maple is attending the San Francisco College of Mortuary Science.Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. W. E.eyes treated. Paul’s sister and son of Wichita were also with them.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bacon and family, the Fustons from Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Burthett and family of Iola, also Lorel Watts of Wichita all spent Tuesday evening at the parental Leslie Bacon home, and we had our Christmas tree arid gift exchange.Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Bacon, Sam and Jackie of Midwest City came Wednesday evening and went on to Kafnsas City Thursday afternoon to visit her folks and his sister and family. They returned to our place Saturday evening arid went on to Iola and stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Burt-nett, and family, leaving for Oklahoma Sunday morning.Mr. and Mrs. Franzyl Gilmore had as Christmas Day dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Linley Hills of Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Powers east of Mildred, Miss Mabel Ford of Moran and Herbert Ford of Bronson.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bacon and family spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crone and Judy, near Uniontown. Beverly Jo stayed with Judy for a longer visit.ON MEDIATION MISSIONTOKYO (AP)—Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio arrived I Landon and Miss Wilinda Lanin Peking tpday to assist ^Ceylon’s! don. Pittsburg; Ray Marousek,prime minister, Mrs. Sirimavo Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Up-Bandaranaike, in attempts to me- shaw, Emporia; .John Rawson, diate the border conflict between Joplin; Donald Meats, and Miss Red China and India. Catherine Bartlett, LeRoy.Geneva(Community)lt;Mrs. Floyd Vogel) GENEVA — Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Cleaver and family were hosts to a family dinner on Christmas Day. Present were Mrs. Lota Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schuster, Mr. and Mrs. Oli-n Hadley and family of Kansas City, andcelebrated their golden anniversary while he wa Mr.-and Mrs. Earl Sm and Sharon, Wichita, maChristmas trip here to Mrs. Smith’s father, Ed r Mr. and Mrs. Williar accompanied Guy Baker went to Mesa, Ariz., d holidays to visit his fathi Baker. En route they st Leslie Baker, and he alsa visit with his father. 1 ■, *trip was made via Texas Brauns enjoyed a visit ’ daughter and husband, Mrs. Rue! Foley.George Tjppin, a form* resident, is seriously ill « hospital. His home is in ville, Ky. He has been infor some time now.■Mr. and Mrs. Charles entertained the caroler Madison. Avenue Baptis after they went carolin night of Dee. 21.Carolers from the Church were also in the ity during the Christmas Many organizations ha1 uted baskets of fruit and to the shut-ins and eldc Each and every one of been deeply appreciate were not for these acts tian kindness, Christmas have much meaning foi these folk.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S children spent Christma Topeka with Mrs. Say lives and Christmas Daj clan with Mr. Sayles’ r A pre-Christmas dinne joyed by the member Christy family when the at the home of their si:HARD OF HEARINDon’t Half Hear, Hear Right!More people USE theJVcousticon Hearing More people hear Better with the Acoustic More people are saying today- “MY NEXT HEARING AID WILL BE ACOUSTIC because it is Clearer, sounds more Natural, the Service is better,.and they COST NO MORE than regular heariri and many o£f-brand aids cost even more.SEE IT—TRY IT—COMPARE IT at SPECIAL HE JAID CLINIC PLEASE ATTEND ATIpla, Kansas, Kelley Hotel, Friday, January 4th. 9:00 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. Consultant, Mr. ClaudeAlso home appointments—FREE Home try out—Just the place of this county hearing aid clinic. Batteries ar plies for all makes —COME EARLY.ACOUSTIC ON ALLEN CO.. 107 E. 11th St.. KansflsfTTif
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Iola Register
Iola, Kansas, US
Wed, Jan 02, 1963
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