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sSocial*} andmCali Your News to 258-4237!Isabel Leonard, Society Editor'^3New JiosUmChristian ChurchScene of Gall-Jackson Vowsm.; ipond Gall, New Boston, becametk*' bride of Mr. Randall Kenr- a beautiful candlelight ceremony at tne New Boston Chru-t la n Church on Saturday evening June 5, Miss Betty Jo Gall, t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-KenJackson, son of Mr. and Mrs.iStfNtiraJackson, Bucklln.The Rev. John Hamm, Buck-decorated with arrangements of yellow carnations and white gladoli. White candles flanked the side and back of the church. James and Jerry Gall, brothers of the bride, lit the seven branch candlelabras and unrolled 0ewhite carpet before the wedding party entered.■V M^ Traditional and contemporary-I1* performed the double ring wedding musie was played byceremony before the altar Kent Nickerson. St. Catharine.He accompanied Mr. Marshall Smith, Brookfield, as he sang “A Time for Us” and The....«W# SendFlOWERSlAnywhereAnywnereMENDENHALLFlorUt NurserHawaiian Wedding Song” proceeding the ceremony and The Wedding Prayer'* following the vows. - '* •Approaching the altar on the arm of her father and given In marriage by her parents, the bride wore an empire styled gown of bridal satin featuring round neckline and long, fitted sleeves. The neckline, sleeves, and princess lines of the floor length dress and edge of the chapel length train were all accented with white rose applique. The fingertip veil of bridal Illusion fell from a crown of pearls and rhinestones. She carried a cascade of yellow roses surrounded by white carnations and baby’s breath .arranged on her white Bible. SheA *\\PUBUC SALEAs we are quitting business, we will/sell ouratock of Groceries and all fixtures at our location.0 y220 Brunswick St.,mat Chllllcothe, Mo. onIXV ' -tyii!Saturday, Jaat 26 Startiag at 1:00 p.10 ft. Frigldalre Refrigerated vegetable case, good shape; Toledo computer scale; 7 ft. Schaefer Freezer; large window fan; standing fan; 8 ft. Seeger refrigerated meat case; meat block; electric slicer; sausage grinder; meat scales; full line butcher tools; paper dispenser; stainless steel pop case; ceiling fan; cash register; antique book case and writing desk; steel safe; memeograph machine; gas heater.«• uSTOCK OF GROCERIESI MRS. CLYDE LAMP, OWNERSCOL. JOE MILLER, AUCTIONEER*****:mr‘inLake Ozark4;AV.'•blA* *Fourth of JulyWeekend Package4 Dayse a a3 NightsiFriday, July 2 to Monday, July 5, 1*71*s;Arrive in time lor the Get Acquainted Party with twizzle drink* and cocktail* aboard the Seeeona Queen bn tie beautiful Lake of the Ozark*. Exciting International Buffet Saturday night with live antartainmant and dancing in tha Fifth Season. Famous Ozark Bar-B-Que on Lakeview Tarraoa, square dancing, and live entertainment eg the 4th. Complimentary steam oi sauna In tha Spa gf tha Turtle Weight and Reducing Equipment in the Exerctea Boom. Plus one Qourmet Dinner and three dettghthil breakfast*Cxtra family opltoa. 8pecW 6xploelve offer inSpa of ihe Turtle $10.00 per person; fourmore, $7 JO per person, lor your 4-day Mayyou to Mtomfit relaxation and swimming stimulating whirlpool. Sauna and Beths, weight lifting instructions andbeauty demonstrationMR. AND MRS. RANDALL KEN JACKSONwore a gold cross, a gift of the groom, and carried out the traditional something old (her Graafoaother Gall's waddingrlngX something new, something borrowed, something blue anda sixpence in her shoe.The bride selected as her maid of honor, her sister, Miss Debbie Gall. She was gowned in a floor length dress of sheer yellow with flocked multicolored flowers. The gown featured long, gathered sleeves with wide cuffs, standup collar and empire waistline accented by a dark green velvet bow with floor length streamers In the back. Her headpiece was a circularyellow veil attached to a yellow rose. She carried a bouquet of miniature yellow and white carnations surrounded by baby’s breath and yellow and white satin streamers.Serving as bridesmaids were Miss Andrea Mangold, Kansas City, and Mrs. Bemetta Menze, New Boston. The bridesmaids were dressed identical to the maid of honor and carried bouquets of yellow carnations and baby’s breath with yellow satin streamers. •'Little Miss Da'NeiCambria, and Cherl and Sue Ellen Snyder, Kirksville, distributed the rice bags from yellow heart shaped boxes. The young ladies assisting with gifts and with distributing rice were all dressed in identical, short versions of the dress worn by the Miss Hayes with short, puffed sleeves and white wrist length gloves. They all wore whitecarnation corsages.Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church social rooms. Entering under an archway of yellow and white streamers, Ujg bride’s table was coveed with a pure white tablecloth. The table held anNee Gall, Bucklln, was the flower girl. She wore a gown styled similar to the other honor attendantswith short, puffed sleeveA and a round neckline. Her tiny yellowveU fell from a yellow satin bow. She wore a wrist corsage of miniature yellow and white carnations. The yellow flower petals were carried In a white straw basket adorned with white streamers and lilies of thevalley. ■Master Ron Jackson, nephew the groom, carried the rings• ■down the aisle on a white heart shaped pillow of satin and lace.The groom chose as his best man, his brother, Mr. Rex Jackson, and as his groomsmen, Mr. Ronnie Jackson, New Boston, and Mr. John Earl Noll, New Cambria. The ushers were Mr. Calvin Gall, $lr. Carl Robert Jackson, New Boston, and Mr. Arthur Ratliff, Shelbina. *The mother of the bride chosea princess styled dress of aqua blue knit with long fitted sleevand matching lace down the front and on the sleeves. She completed her ensemble with white accessories. The motherof the groom wore an A-line ribbed knit dress of salmon pink featuring Jewel neckline and short sleeves. She, too, wore white accessories. Both mothers wore yellow cymbidium orchid corsages.Sharing the occasion were the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. MaryGall, New Boston, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Halite Linhart, Kirksville, and theMrs.arrangement of yellow and white mums and lighted yellow tapers. It was. centered with an all white five tiered wedding cake topped with a bride and groom under a floral archway. After the bride and groom cut and shared the first piece, Mrs. Shirley Jackson cut and served the cake. She was aslsted by Mrs. Donna Gall. Serving the yellow punch from the crystal punch bowl, centered by a yellow floral ring, was Mrs. Sue Noll. Mrs. Carroll Snyder poured the coffee from the silver service. The ladles of the churchassisted with foe reception.When the couple left for their honeymoon in Colorado, the bride wore a dark blue knitprincess styled dress with short sleeves and front zipper closing featuring white braid trim. She completed her outfit with white shoes and gloves and foeyellow rose corsage from herbridal bouquet.Mr. and Mrs. Jackson are now at home to their friends at Number 82, Green Hills Mobile Home Court In Columbia where Mr. Jackson is enrolled in summer school. Both will be seniors at the University this fall. .Out-of-town guests were registered from Bucklln, St. Catharine, Marceline, New Cambria, Ethel, Purdln, Green Castle, Brookfield, RothvUle, Shelbina, Columbia, Pleasant Hill, Warrens burg and Kansasand LaGrange. 111.,V4V|Rupert, Idaho, and Seattle, W: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jason were hosts to a candlelight dinner at TUI’s Coach Room preceedlng the rehearsal Friday evening. Guests Included over 30 relatives and members of the wedding party.OMITTED The names of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Newman were omitted yesterday in the list of GoldenWedding couples honored Tuesday night at the Klwanis Clubbanquet. -groom's grandmother,Annie Ratliff, Ethel.Miss Linda Hayes, Warrens-burg, college roommate of the bride, registered foe 150 guests at the table adorned with white tablecloth and single yellow rose. She wore a floor lengthgown of plain yellow styled similar to the honor attendants and trimmed with white lace.Miss Linde Akins, Bucklln, was In charge of foe gift table.She was assisted by Misses Denise Carlson, Carolyn Lambert and Cathey Snyder, Klrks-Misses Betty Ann Noll. NewBROOCONTINENT ANowd AddiCHICAGOEAS1hannibai, Quincy, III••points beyondm.30
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Brookfield Daily News Bulletin
Brookfield, Missouri, US
Thu, Jun 24, 1971
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