Barbara Edwards Engagement To William Edwards Announced
Miss Barbara Ann Edwards engaged to William Beaumont Edwards son of Mrs. R S Sullivan of Miami Mo and the late Dr William H Edwards. Barbara Edwards a Mexico High School 1970 graduate attended Missouri Valley College, while William Edwards studied in Arizona and at Eastman School of Music in New York and is a music major at Missouri Valley College. Wedding plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Edwards
Pollock Rd
Barbara Ann Edwards
William Beaumont Edwards
R.S. Sullivan
Miami
William H.edwards
Miss Edwards
Mexico High School
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Mr. Edwards
Arizona
Eastman School of Music
New York
Pantry Shower for KD Home Residents and Daughters
The King’s Daughters and Sons hosted a pantry shower for residents of the KD Home with Annie Arnold Circle members meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Carl Bradley presided. Mrs. William Brambie read the Silver Cross. Mrs. Cecil Dodd read Hands. The group sang hymns with new member Mrs. Guy M. Pitts at the piano, then awarded gifts during bingo. Mrs. L. E. Stephens and Mrs. J. E. Smithey attended. March meeting hosted by Mrs. Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Arnold
King’s Daughters and Sons
Carl Bradley
William Brambie
Silver Cross
Cecil Dodd
Guy M. Pitts
L. E. Stephens
J. E. Smithey
Stephens
Jane Easterling Joins Broadway Bound Playhouse Cast
Miss Jane Easterling of Mexico will join Stephens College Playhouse in Columbia for the George Kaufman and Moss Hart comedy You Cant Take It With You. She plays Mrs Kirby in the March 3 through 13 production, a zany farce about a Manhattan clan and a hopeful romance with the boss's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jane Easterling
Rex Easterling
Melody Sn
Mexico
Stephens College Playhouse
Kaufman
Moss Hart
Kirby
Manhattan
Chilean Student Treks 4-H Talk on International Understanding
Carlos Troguett a Chilean student at Chili attending Community R4 School spoke to McClintic Pioneers 4-H on International Understanding. Parents attended, Rush Hill Center hosted. Club totaled 21 members and 24 visitors. Pancake supper planned for Feb 13 from 4 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Troguett
Chili
James Pound
Laddonia
McClintic Pioneers
Rush Hill
Robert Willingham
Dixie Byrnes
Clarence Phears
Douglas Erden
Bruce Erdel
Covered Dish Luncheon for Harrison Club Hostesses
Auxvasse Mrs. Harry Leopold Mrs. Floyd McDermit and Mrs. James Stubblefield led a noon covered dish luncheon at Community Hall for Harrison Club members with a Valentine theme. President Mrs. R. W. Coil led the business session as Linna Stamper gave the devotion and Lord's Prayer. International chairman Mrs. L. H. Galen announced a completed quilt titled Footprints Around the World to support county extension clubs and displayed at the next meeting. Secret pal gift and knit stretch material lesson were noted, with a list of guests including Mrs. Roy Coil and Mrs. Ervin Nolte among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxvasse
Harry Leopold
Floyd McDermit
James Stubblefield
Harrison Club
Valentine
R. W. Coil
Linna Stamper
L. H. Galen
E. J. Lubbers
Clarence Young
H. R. Woodard
Weekly Society Notes and Club Meeting Schedule
Society figures Miss Jane Bybee of Columbia visits family in town. J Teena Watts plans a two week stay in San Angelo with Mr and Mrs Taft Simmons. Weekly club and church meetings fill the week with various groups including Dixie Grey Band Mother’s Club MFA LPN PEO and Woman’s groups meeting across Mexico and surrounding libraries and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bybee
Columbia
Jewell Bybee
J'Teena Watts
San Angelo
Tex
Mrs
Taft S. Simmons
Little Dixie
Mexico
LPN
Arthur House
John R. Cline
First Baptist Church
Betty Hodge
Chautaqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Mexico-Audrain County
Birthday Parties For Steven Scott
Steven Scott son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Scott Jr celebrated his 11th birthday Saturday with friends at Liberty Theatre to watch An Angel In My Pocket. Guests included D G Hills Paris Tom Tyatt Kevin Tiller Mark Peterman Tim Wyatt and Larry Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Scott
Arthur Scott Jr
Liberty Theatre
Scott
D.G. Hills
Paris
Tom Tyatt
Kevin Tiller
Mark Peterman
Tim Wyatt
Larry Brandon
Steven
Dorsey Hill
D.G. Susan
Mary Beth
Annabelle Hill
J. W. King
Julie
Phelix King
L.J. Dean
Sheryl
Otto W. Rohlfing
Joyce Dean
A.A. Scott Sr
Stacie Dean
Trip Is Celebration Troy Bahamas 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Marvin Handling led a group including three other couples on a Bahamas getaway to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. The celebration featured warm wishes and a tropical retreat for the spouses and families involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Mrs
Marvin Handling
Bahamas
Miss Miller Engaged to Mr Santos in Montgomery City
Montgomery City announces the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Ann Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Miller to William A Santos son of Mr and Mrs Manuel A Santos of Poughkeepsie New York The couple both work at International Business Machines in East Fishkill New York with a fall wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery City
John G. Miller
Sturgeon Street
Elizabeth Ann Miller
William A. Santos
University of Missouri
Columbia
Mr. Santos
Manuel A. Santos
Poughkeepsie
New York
Tulane
Miss Miller
Internation Business Machines, Inc
East Fishkill
N.Y
Miss Morton and Nutter Wed In Bowling Green Ceremony
Miss Linda Sue Morton and Richard Lee Nutter wed in a double ring ceremony at Bowling Green Presbyterian Church. The couple, of Curryville and Middletown, reside in Columbia, with a reception at the bride’s home following the ceremony. The Gene Ber Toncini Trio offers a concert at Westminster College on Feb 9 at 8 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Linda Sue Morton
Curryville
Richard Lee Nutter
Presbyterian Church
Bowling Green
Jal
W.G. Mitchell
William Morton
Robert Nutter
Patti Mowell
Vandalia
Dennis Gates
Columbia
Nutter
Van-Far High School
University of Missouri
Bowling Green High School
Missouri University
Fulton
Gene Bertoncini
Westminster College
Champ Auditorium
Educators discuss lifelong learning and Wyeth art
Mrs. Finck spoke on Education and Ecstasy by George B. Leonard, arguing schools can cultivate genius through faster, enjoyable learning and brain research. Mrs. Lee presented a pictorial Wyeth review, praising his realism within abstraction and his timeless place in American art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Mexico-Audrain County
Lee
Wyeth
Musketeers Meet At Hi-Way R-3 School
Moline Musketeers 4-H Club gathered at Hi-Way R-3 School with Jane Fisher presiding. Susan Baker and Carolyn Heerboth led pledges, Carol Baker led the devotion. Demonstrations featured Clothing One and Home Improvement Two. Attendees totaled 30 members and 20 visitors. Hostesses were Mrs. John Rudasill and Mrs. Bob Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline Musketeers
Jane Fisher
Susan Baker
Carolyn Heerboth
Carol Baker
John Rudasill
Bob Crum
Bridal Shower for Miss Wallen at Farber Church
Miss Linda Wallen was honored with a bridal shower Tuesday night in the Farber Christian Church social room. Hostesses were Mrs. Dean Baker, Mrs. Ronnie Teague, Mrs. Frances Fry, and Mrs. Alfred Mackey. The gift table wore a white cloth with red bows and Valentines, red streamers, bows, and lacy red heart doilies on the wall. Miss Teresa Terry won the shower game. Guests included Mrs. Helen Wallen, Miss Connie Wallen, Miss Bonnie Wallen, Mrs. Ernest Robinson, Mrs. J. L. Griffiths, Mrs. Clarence Hull, Mrs. Ralph Lemasters, Mrs. Wayne Blake, Mrs. Webb Shoemate, Mrs. Larry Holt, Mrs. Bobby Joe Foree, Valerie Foree, Brenda Foree, Mrs. Calvin Hull, Mrs. Larry Crowell, and Mrs. George Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Linda Wallen
Farber Christian Church
Dean Baker
Ronnie Teague
Frances Fry
Alfred Mackey
Teresa Terry
Helen Wallen
Connie Wallen
Bonnie, Wallen
Ernest Robinson
J. L. Griffiths
Clarence Hull
Ralph Lemasters
Wayne Blake
Webb Shoemate
Carter Club Names Candidates
Carter Cavaliers Club met at Carter School with Sid Conklin presiding. Pledges were led by India Melson and Donna Mudd. Betsy Reddick and Joy Barnes were named song leaders. Connie Nichols reported $102 in the club treasury and $32.92 cleared from the chili supper. Members voted to hold a Valentine dance with queen and king candidates listed, and approved selling candy as a money making project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Cavaliers
Carter School
Sid Conklin
India Melson
Donna Mudd
Betsy Reddick
Joy Barnes
Connie Nichols
Kenny Bailey
Balser’s Lake
Jodean Miller
Tammy Higgins
Robette Balser
Wayde Barnes
Randy Barnes
Gary Miller
Martha Matthiesen
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Dixie Grey Band
Mother's Club
MHS
Ford Stotler
John C. Young
Paul C. Smith
United Methodist Church
McPheeters
Carl R. Anderson
Edwards
Thomas Shire
Stallings
Orval Morris
Randolph
J. H. Gourley
Miss Morton
Mr. Nutter
Mrs. Finck
Mrs. Lee
Ledger
Charm Gift Shop
South Side Square
Logan Pharmacy
Hearts
Valentines
Nate
N. Clark
Dena Minnick
Fov Lok
Fen
Citizen S Association
Jefferson & Libert
Musketeers
Miss Wallan
Carter Club
Lawrence Drug Ca
Flexnit
G&w
Doz
Jay
IGA Reg
Baker's Fine Reg
Oak Hill
Vicks
Jay's Iga and Bakery
Blattner
N. Washington