Mr. and Mrs Hobbs Honored Of 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Marvin Hobbs celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Vandalia at the Presbyterian Church social room with about nine friends and relatives attending. The couple’s children organized the event. annual reception followed at the bride’s parents home with Rev T Matthews officiating. Mr Hobbs a longtime worker at Harbison Walker and previously Old Mississippi Glass Co retired in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hobbs
Presbyterian Church
Domenic
Frances) Bonaquista
Roseville
Mich
Nellie Bonacquista
el Ariz
J. W. Hobbs
Frankford
Harvey Wallrath
Hazelwood
John M. Hobbs
Vandalia
Bernard J
Mary Jo) Duthbert
Benton City
Lela Malcolm
Marie Stroch
Miss Potter And Mr Senevey Are Married
Miss Priscilla Alene Potter of Renick and John C. Senevey wed in a 5:30 p.m. February 6 ceremony at Auxvasse Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Charles M. Fugate. Attendants included Naomi Brockman and Al Stevenson. guests Paula and Larry Senevey and Chris and Benny Fennewald. Mrs. Senevey plans to continue work at University Medical Center in Columbia. he drives a school bus for Hatton McCredie Elementary and works for Auxvasse Special Road District. The couple will reside northwest of Hatton.
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University ‘Medical Center
Columbia
Hatton
McCredie
Auxvasse +Spécial Road
Laddonia Fortnightly Club Celebrates 59th Birthday
Laddonia Missouri the Laddonia Fortnightly Club MFWC marked its 59th birthday with a luncheon hosted by Mrs A H Dillard. Guest speaker Mrs William Bradley spoke on federated work and Mrs Martha Kennen of Palmyra discussed progress of federation. Sixteen members attended. next meeting set with Mrs Douglas French on March 12.
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Laddonia
MFWC
A. H. Dillard
William Bradley
Fourth District
Martha Kennen
Palmyra
Russell Kisen
Clarence Jones
Douglas French
Claude Elders To Be Honored On 50th Wedding Anniversary
Centralia hosts an open house Sunday at First Christian Church for Mr and Mrs Claude Elders marking their 50th anniversary. The couple wed Feb 23 1921 at Rev J W Slade's home. Attendees include family and local church members.
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Claude Elders
Centralia
Claude Elder
First Christian Church
J. W. Slade
Maple Grove United Methodist Church
Miss Wallen and Mr. Rives Married in Farber Church
Linda Wallen and Raymond Rives wed in a Farber Christian Church ceremony on Saturday February 6 at 2 pm. Rev. Glen Vernon and Larry Crowell officiated. The couple will reside in Farber.
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Miss Wallen
Mr. Rives
Farber Church
Farber
Linda Wallen
Helen Wallen
Edgar Wallen
Raymond Rives
En1
Milton Angle
Adak
Alaska
Imperial Beach
Calif
Farber Christian Church
Glen Vernon
Vandalia
Larry Crowell
Clinton Logue
Springfield
Larry Holt
Mr. Holt
Opal Turnbough
Willingham-Kelsay Nuptials Promised at Macon Church
Wanda Jean Willingham and William Earl Kelsay were married February 5 at the Macon Christian Church with Rev. Jack Kenny officiating. Attendants included Lenice Willingham and Don Rogers. The couple, whose families reside near Santa Fe and Mexico, now live at 221 West Anderson Street.
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Wanda Jean Willingham
Mike Willingham
Near
Santa Fe
William Earl Kelsay
Mexico
Christian Church
Macon
Santa Fe Christian Church
Jack Kenny
Lennice Willingham
Don Rogers
Miss Willingham
Mr. Kelsay
Earl Kelsay
W. Pearson St
Jay’s
IGA Foodiiner
Mrs. Kelsay
W. Anderson St
North American Benefit Association Meeting at Stewart Home
NABA met at Mrs. Mabel Stewart's home Monday evening with Mrs. Herbert Blades presiding. Members donated five dollars each to the March of Dimes and the Heart Fund. Attendees included Mrs. Peggy Crump, who won the mystery box, Mrs. Walter Maddox, Mrs. Robert Jesse, Mrs. Norman Riddle, and Mrs. Beatrice Ristow. Guests Mr. Maddox and Mr. Blades attended. The next meeting will follow a carry in supper March 15 at Mrs. Riddle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Benefit Association
Mabel Stewart
Herbert Blades
Heart Fund
Peggy Crump
Walter. Maddox
Robert Jesse
Norman Riddle
Beatrice Ristow
Maddox
Blades
Riddle
Miss Shivers Receives Secretarial Diploma in Jefferson City
Mrs. Isaac D. Shivers formerly Miss Jennifer A. Mozee of Mexico received a secretarial diploma from Capital Business College in Jefferson City. She completed the course on December 18. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mozee and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shivers in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac D. Shivers
Jennifer A. Mozee
Mexico
Capital Business College
Jefferson City
Henry Mozee
Ray Shivers
Wasn’t She a Pretty Bride in Ledgerland
The Ledger reports on a young woman’s wedding with a society page photo, highlighting a cherished moment saved for years in scrapbooks as part of today’s Mexico and Ledgerland news.
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The
Ledger
News of
Mexico
Ledgerland
Mrs. Prouty Earns Degree at Colorado College
Forty-seven students received degrees at Colorado College at the end of the first semester of 1970-71. Forty-six earned Bachelor of Arts and one a Master of Arts in elementary school teaching. Among them was Margaret Jennifer Prouty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe of 604 East Teal Lake Road, Mexico.
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Colorado College
George A. Drake
Margaret Jennifer Prouty
William Lowe
East Teal Lake Road
Mexico
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Mrs. Hobbs
Miss Potter
Mr. Senevey
Charles Garcia
Republic of Mexico
Jeff Marsh
United Methodist Church
Mrs
Frank
Claudine) Westfall
Sandra
Claude
Lee Curry
Rapid City
S.D
Howard Burnett
J. R. Burnett
Van-Far
Chula Vista High School
Bonnie Wallen
Connie Wallen
Teresa Terry
Edward Kelly
Havana
Ivan Logue
Petersburg
Jack Hickman
Ill
Merle Norman
Paula Fuqua
Washington Eee
Darlings of the
Florsheim Women's Shoe Collection
Safford Shoe Store
Hannibal
William E. Kelsay
Naba
Stewart
Miss Shivers
Mrs. Prouty
Colorado
VOGUE
West Monroe
Penney
Gene Baldwin
Mattingly
Waselind Intensive
Sas
Fresh Candy Headquarters
Hallmark Cards
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