Double-Ring Vows Tie Garnett and Rowe in Paris Ceremony
Paris Christian Church hosted the March 25 wedding of Deborah Jo Garnett and Phillip Mark Rowe in a candlelit ceremony. The bride, a Paris High School graduate and Stephens College alumna, wore Chantilly lace with a cathedral train, while the groom, also Paris High School alumnus, works for the Missouri State Highway Department. The couple resides at 102 S Main, Paris, with a reception afterward at the church.
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Paris
Deborah Jo Garnett
Phillip Mark Rowe
Charles L. Garnett
Rowe
Herbert Vanlandingham
Arthur Rowe
Mike Crouch
Beverly Menefee
Virginia DeTienne
Columbia
Donna Young
Lori Smith
Mexico
Miss Garnett
Mr. Rowe
Celeste Hollingsworth
Jeanine Abbott
Donna Forrest
Wesley Menefee
Todd Rowe
Stephen
Dennis Rowe
Jerry Abbot
Scott Houchins
Grege McWard
Kessie Long
Vicky Rowe
Renae Rowe
Jill Kendrick
Lynn Houston
Canton
Paris High School
Stephens College
Paris Manufacturing Co
The
Missouri State Highway Dept
S. Main
Sedalia Area Event Calendar For April 9 to 11
A series of community events including a dance at American Legion Hall, a rummage sale at 8015 Breckenridge, an OATS Bus benefit dance at Garfield Center, and a VFW Auxiliary bazaar on April 9. April 10 offers open hours at Audrain Co Historical Museum for Mr and Mrs Leonard Schwab. April 11 features Little Dixie CB Club and BPW meetings plus MHS Band Parents gathering.
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American Legion Hall
Sedalia
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Rummange Sale
Breckenridge
Garfield Center
VFW
Jay's Iga
Audrain Co
Leonard Schwab
Penler Citizen Center
VFW Hall
PEO
Birthday greetings and community notices from Vandalia area
Friday to Kristen Pritschie and Monday to numerous local residents with names including Harry Dodd Herby Brewer and many others. Events listed include FOE meetings OATS Bus service PWP steak house gatherings and local club activities with dates in April and times from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. across Vandalia Middletown Centralia Audrain County and related venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristen Pritschie
Harry Cecil Dodd
Herby Lee Brewer
Rachel Marie Gould
Harry Kammarmeyer
Terri Lee Ford
W. L. Pullen
Vera Mae Clevenger
Newton Davis
Kenny Lierheimer
Cynthia Lou Stevenson
Frank Reymer
Vandalia
Russell Blackburn
Anna Brown
Clifford Avery
C. E. Powers
Neal Lower
Gregory Potts
Randy Monson
Mexico High School Art Exhibit Opens With Journey Theme
The Mexico High School Art I II and III classes present a 350 piece exhibit titled Fantastic Journey sponsored by the Mexico Women's Club. About 60 students contributed paintings watercolors batik ceramics prints woodcuts pen and ink drawings and pencil etchings. Open house is Monday 7 to 8:30 pm at the library, with viewing during library hours Monday Thursday 9 am to 9 pm and Friday Saturday 9 am to 5:30 pm. Refreshments will be served. public invited. Instructors are Mrs Sharon Sweitzer and Mrs Jane Norman.
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Mexico High School
The
Mexico Women’s Club
Sharon Sweitzer
Jane Norman
Annual Easter Dinner And Egg Hunt At 4-H Center
Parents Without Painters held their annual Easter dinner Sunday at the 4-H Center with about 40 in attendance. Over 500 paper eggs were hidden for an egg hunt, with Jeff Thomas and Steven Stanberry winning the top prizes for finding 60 and 74 eggs respectively. Additional prizes went to Kenny Vogel Kelly Vogel and Don Simpson.
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Parents
4-H Center
Jeff Thomas
Steven Stanberry
Kenny Vogel
Kelly Vogel
Don Simpson
Fidelity Circle Celebrates 40th Birthday Event
The Fidelity Circle of the Kings Daughters and Sons held its 40th birthday gathering at Mrs. Essie Spires home with a dinner and reception. Pauline Nichols baked the cake. Donations were made to the Indian fund scholarship and the Kings Daughter home. Thirteen members and nine visitors attended.
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Fidelity’ Circle of the’ Kings
Dauhters and Sons
Essie Spires
Pauline Nichols
Indian Fund
Kings
Barbara Bryant
Mary Lurber
Ree Green
Jane Bone
Nadine Day
Frances Stuart
Wilma Johnson
Juliet Hulen
Nichols
Multiple historical items show sale, cars, hotels and events on April dates
The record lists several 1877 1927 1937 1947 1987 items: Lot 6 Block Guthrie Addition sale to W W Harper for 100 dollars. Pearl Motor Co ads for Dodge touring car prices. Planters Hotel new ownership. Divers Market picnic hams 18 a pound. CCC train through Mexico from Fort Knox. Rep Suggett Edwards amendment proposal rejected. local businessman considers motor car trailers as temporary housing. Mexico Nemo League practice with 16 of 25 players. tornado kills four and injures thousand in Woodward Oklahoma area. notes on S P Robertson Rev W P Botts and Judge Wybrant safety. Mr and Mrs P L Melahn.
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Pearl Motor Co
N. Jefferson
Planters Hotel
Fred Niederschulte
CCC
Mexico
Fort Knox
Colorado
Wyoming
Suggett Edwards
Audrain County
Jesse James
St. Joseph
Nemo Baseball League
Bob Howard
Norval Hunthausen
Buck Shipley
Woodward Okla
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
S.P. Robertson
W.P. Botts
Co.c. Wybrant
Woodward
P.L. Melahn
Mexico celebrates golden wedding anniversary and fishing trip results
Anglers returned from a trip with 542 pounds of spoonbills. The largest fish weighed 6444 pounds. Participants included Stanley Erdel Noel Wood Harry Todd Jim Deardorff Joe Johnson and Leo Erdel. Also note Missouri Power and Light Co moved offices to Promenade Olive. Revival meetings began at Friendship Baptist Church led by Dr. Loren Belt and at Love Street Christian Church led by Phil Young.
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Stanley Erdel
Noel Wood
Harry Todd
Jim Deardorff
Joe Johnson
Leo Erdel
Missouri Power and Light Co
W. Promenade
Promenade and
Olive Sts
Friendship Baptist Church
Loren Belt
Jefferson City
Love Street Christian Church
Phil Young
St. Louis Christian College
Ann Landers Delinquents: Reader asks for repeat rules
In a letter from Flagstaff a reader requests a repeat of 12 Rules for Raising Delinquent Children. Ann Landers reprints the list originally attributed to Houston police, offering harsh ironies about parenting missteps and responses from four siblings in Rock Island who vent about their mother’s constant nagging.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Landers
Flagstaff
Houston
Rock Island
Rocks
Channels TONIGHT Contests, films, and sports wrap up Saturday
Television listings preview Cardinals Pirates game coverage at noon on Channel 5 with early drafts of Dugout Is on 5 4 10 and later shows Masters Golf third round on 4 7 13 and Harlem Globetrotters at Attica. NBC Movie Night and classic theater selections dominate late afternoon into midnight with films The Red Fern Grows Pillow Talk and Cast A Giant Shadow among others.
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Channel 5
Cardinals
San Diego
Cincinnati
Royals
Harlem Globetrotters
Attica
National Geographic
Ethiopia
Lowell Thomas
Gen. MacArthur
NBC
James Whitmore
Granddad
Ozarks
Carol Burnett
Rock Hudson
Steve Lawrence
Julian Bond
the Wild Duck
Dr. T. Hans Conried
Don Murray
Africa
Maureen O'Hara
Francis
Wacs
Donald O'Connor
Kirk Douglas
Richard Burton
Doris Day
Sid Caesar
Debbie Reynolds
Eats Hepburn
China
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Bernice
Sherwood Anderson
Connors
Nastase
Disney
Kenya
ABC
DeMille
Isaac Stern
Previn
Oo Forum
Bowery Boys
Jerry Falwell
Face Nation
Dick Keefe
Pittsburgh
Robert P Schuller
America
Cardinal
Cubs
Phillies
Yankees
Mary Tyler Moore
Ann- Margret
William Holden
Bob Newhart
Johnny Carson
Sunday Station Listing Highlights from Jerusalem to Movies
A Sunday TV guide lists programs across channels including the Jerusalem Symphony on Channel 4 at 7:30 AM, Seeds on M at 9:00, Easter services at First Baptist Church of Washington at 10:00, and a mix of sports, films, and talk shows throughout the day. Many entries name teams, networks, times, or program titles, with broader listings of weather, religious features, and special segments interspersed.
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Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra
Jerusalem Symphony
Channel 4
Seeds
Hugh Downs
First Baptist Church of Washington
Carolyn Ashford
Department of Natural Resources
Directions
America
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Symphony
van Heflin
Gerald Mohr
Eileen
Janet Leigh
Jesus of Nazareth
Fred Astaire
Judy Garland
Elvis Presley
Warren Beatty
Marx Brothers
Vivien Leigh
Ray Danton
Peter Graves
Aldo Ray
Pacific
CBS
NBC
Brady Bunch
Chris Moore
Cross-Wits
Mary Hartman
San Weathers
San Francisco
Donahue
Kojak
Nashville
Emergency
MacNeil-Lehrer
Adam
Dan
CBS Movie
Shirley
Jeffersons
St. Louis
Ironside
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Little Dixie
First National Bank
Todd
MHS
FOE
FOE Hall
OATS
Columbia Medical and Shopping
PWP
G and D
Mari Simpson
Flist Baptist Church
Frances Gulick
Mrs
Jean Walters
School of Methophysics
Fidelity Circle
Guthrie
Webster and
Eugene
William D. Harrison
W.W. Harper
Zams Ann Landers
Ktvi
Ktvo Ottumwa
Kmoxty
Kidtv
Khan-tv
Hannibal
Komu-tv
Kete-tv
Wgem-tv
Quincy
Kel-tv
See-Tv
Kreg-tv
Jeff City
Kebj-tv
See Tv
Kdni-tv
Bahy
Mary T
Welk
Hes Haw
Eaenath
Lowell Thoma
Fish
Name Tune
Bob Newha
Andy Williams
F.D.R
Music Hall
vSlagsic Theatre
Maverick
St Lous
Ledgerland
Mass
Ie Gospe
Jane East
the Life
Discovery
Oral Roberts
Calvary
the Atf
Speedy
Rex Humbard
Lester
Little Rascal
Rabbi
Davey
Kidsworld
Jesus the He
Rex Hum
Rex
Sesame St
Town Hall
Tri-States
Lawrence Welk
Robert Schuller
Rhoda
Voice of Victory
Bill Dance
Jimmy Swaggart
Delvecchio
David Susskind
Nova
Ernest Angley
Monty Python
Rev. Robinson
Laverne and
California
Wea
Jim Landry
Missouri
George & Friends
Phil Donahue
Andy Griffith
the 700 Club
Second Chance
Young Restless
Name Tu
Dick van Dyk
Ryan's H
Pyramid
al Ink Fai
Hospital
Ae Gi
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
Tattletales
Flintstones
Partridge Fan
All My Child
Price Is Rao
Worman’s
the Archies
Dinah
Cartoons
Soidherian
Mod Squad
Marcus We
Big Valley
Gilligan
Electric Co
Gomer
Showtime
Bozo
Superman
News
Marshal Dil
Dragnet
Bewitched
Consequence
Oan
Fisher
High Fidelity
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