Miss Patsy Poindexter Betrothed to Lee Stevenson
Wellsville announces engagement of Patsy Poindexter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Poindexter Route 1 Wellsville to Lee Stevenson son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Stevenson of Poindexter Wellsville. Patsy is a senior at Wellsville Middletown R-1 High School. Stevenson works at Wellsville Firebrick Co. Wedding plans are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Poindexter
Mr. Stevenson
Patsy Wellsville
Karl Poindexter
Route 1
Wellsville
Miss Patsy Poindexter
Lee Stevenson
D. L. Stevenson
Ketter Makes Buffalo Trip For University Inauguration
Mrs. BE F. Ketter returns from Buffalo where her son Dr. Robert Ketter was inaugurated as president of New York State University February 15. She visited sister Miss Doris Drumm and brother Franklin Drumm during a two week trip. Mrs. W W Pollock, visiting in Kansas City, returns to 603 E Promenade. Local calendar lists PTA meeting, lodge events, Easter program, garden club luncheon with speaker, DAR chapter gathering, and PEO activities in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. Ketter
Buffalo
N.Y
Robert Ketter
New York State University
Doris Drumm
Franklin Drumm
Ketter
W. W. Pollock
Alden F. Hays
Kansas City
E. Promenade
Mexico
United Methodist Church
Garfield Heights
Garden Club
Fellowship Hall of
Mexico United Methodist Church
Hazel Dudley
Excello
Audrain Area Retired Teachers Association
Westminster Room
First Presbyterian Church
Norman Merrell
Jefferson City
Dar
John W. Wagcott
Herman Tolson Speaks to Audrain 4-H Council
The Audrain County 4-H Council met Saturday with Mrs. Harold Holsheiser presiding. Guest speaker Herman Tolson, assistant principal at Mexico High School, spoke on citizenship and was introduced by Penny Heitmeyer. Plans were announced to enlarge the national 4-H building and to raise Audrain County's share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County
4-H
Harold Holsheiser
JoAnn Helwig
BeBo Bouncers Club
Herman Tolson
Mexico High School
Penny Heitmeyer
Susan Powell
Strother 4-H
Clem
Washington, D.C
FOE Auxiliary Sets Coon Supper This February
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met at the FOE home with 16 members present. Mrs. Stanley Carter led the meeting and announced a coon supper for February 28 at the Eagle Home, with members asked to bring a covered dish. March entertainment committee includes Mrs. Thomas Whitmarsh, Mrs. Betty Maximovitch, and Mrs. Cecil Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
FOE
Stanley Carter
Eagle
Thomas Whitmarsh
Betty Maximovitch
Cecil Gentry
March
Miss Patsy Fox Weds Floyd F Wieland in Palmyra
Miss Patsy Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Fox of Mexico married Floyd F Wieland son of Mr and Mrs Oakle Wieland of Rolla at Palmyra Church of Christ on February 13 The bride was given in marriage by her father The couple resides at Rolla Route 3 where Mr Wieland is employed by Schwitzer Corp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Fox
Floyd F. Wieland
Palmyra
Palmyra Church of Christ
John C. Fox
Mexico
Oakle Wieland
Rolla
Paul Garner
Wieland
Lloyd Wieland
Patrick Wilson
Route 3
Schwitzer Corp
Miss Nichols Prospective Bride Showered in First National Bank room
Miss Jeannie Nichols engaged to Gary Keith and set to wed on March 19. A bridal shower in the Show Me Room at First National Bank was hosted by Reva Read and several friends. Attendees include mothers, relatives, and a long list of local residents and guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie Nichols
Gary Keith
First National Bank
Reva Read
Don Harrison
Oscar Leach
Robert Test
Ronnie Albright
Russell Boswell
Bobby Keith
J.C. Sharp
Robert Johnson
Sherry Johnson
Mary
Terry Lynn Test
Cheryl Test
Fred Leach
Mike ‘Lest
Mexico
Paul Parsifal
Martinsburg
Don Williams
Boonville
Dick Test
Columbia
George Leach
Shelly Leach
Centralia
Kara Keith
St. Louis
Bonnie Beedle
Auxvasse
Recent Bride Honored at Shower for Sharon Cossey
Mrs. Jim Salmons, the former Sharon Cossey, was honored at a bridal shower Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. Ronnie Salmons and Miss Darby Monson at the Salmons home. Winners of games were Miss Debbie Monson, Miss Sheryl Albright and Mrs. Jim Salmons. Attending were Mrs. Charles Cossey, Teresa Cossey, Karen Keith, Debbie Cossey, Mrs. Bill Cossey, Mrs. Bill Langford, Lynn Lochridge and Sherri Salmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Salmons
Ronnie Salmons
Darby Monson
Salmons
Fairground Ave
Sharon Cossey
Debbie Monson
Sheryl Albright
Charles Cossey
Teresa Cossey
Karen Keith
Debbie Cossey
Bill Cossey
Bill Langford
Lynn Lochridge
Sherri Salmons
Engagement of Joyce Ann Bradshaw to David Lankford announced
Mr and Mrs Willard K Bradshaw of Kansas City announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Ann Bradshaw to David Joseph Lankford son of Dr and Mrs Harold D Lankford of 9 Park Circle The prospective groom a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon will receive a bachelor degree in education from Rockhurst College in Kansas City in May A July 31 wedding is scheduled at Visitation Catholic Church in Kansas City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard K. Bradshaw
Kansas City
Joyce Ann Bradshaw
David Joseph Lankford
Harold D. Lankford
9 Park Circle
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Rockhurst College
Visitation Catholic Church
Jaycee Wives Plan for Saturday's Region Meeting
Jaycee Wives outlined forthcoming events at a Tuesday courthouse meeting. Plans include a 4:30 p.m. Jaycee Wives business session at the Mexico Armory after 2–4 activities at Hawthorne School, a 7 p.m. dinner dance, and ongoing canteen duties for the March 19 Bloodmobile visit in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Armory
Hawthorne School
Armory
Bloodmobile
Mexico
Jim T. Dye
Audrain County
Bill Black
Jaycee's Wives
Ron Gipson
John Moore
Jim Stowe
Dye
John Worland
Elmer Martin
Nolan Wilson
Darriel Douglas
Gary Thomas
Bob Kirgan
Nu Phi Mus Dance Planned for March 20
Nu Phi Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosts a dance on Saturday March 20 at the Knights of Columbus Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are chaired by Mrs Ralph Shrader. The group met at Mrs Carl Hirst's home to discuss plans and revisited Rush Night set for March 9 at Mrs Fred Austins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Knights of Columbus
Carl Hirst
Universal Sloth of
Columbia
Ralph Shrader
Nu Phi Mus
Fred Austin
National Council
Roger Moser
Keith Fritschie
Alan Paschal
Bernard Steinkamp
Sharon Wright
Mrs Anson Hosts Orange Blossom Club Meeting
Montgomery City report shows nine members at Mrs Albert Anson home with guests Mrs Mike Palmer Jr and Mrs Doug Anson. Devotion by Mrs Arthur Seiler on Doctrine of Prayer and sewing lingerie lesson by Mrs Grace Benedict. Members back Let’s Do Something Campaign to aid low income families. Upcoming County Council session March 1 at 1 pm, candy workshop March 4 9 30 am to 4 pm, next meeting March 17 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Benedict’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery City
Orange Blossom Extension Club
Albert Anson
Mike Palmer, Jr
Doug Anson
Arthur Seiler
Grace Benedict
Court House
Senior Citizens Party at Olivet United Methodist Church
Mrs Emmett Johnson led the Senior Citizens February party at Olivet United Methodist Church with a Love theme meditation and games. February birthdays included Miss Mattie Slonaker and others. The group delivered cake plates to six shut ins and plans the next meeting for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
Emmett Johnson
Olivet United Methodist Church
Valentine
Mattie Slonaker
Vester Eddy
Lee Talley
Frank Turner
Sam Griffith
William Latta
Clarence Sievers
Lewis Callaway
Roy Stevens
Latta
Denyer Stone
D. B. Metcalf
O. W. Martin
Roger Christian
Hazel Norton
Alfred Talley
Brian Talley
Eddy
American Music Through Three Historic Periods
Mrs. John Willer led Abbie Snoddy Music Club at Mexico United Methodist Church in observance of American Music Month. She traced American music from 1620 to the present, naming Francis Hopkinson as the first native composer and highlighting three periods, Negro spirituals, Stephen Foster, Samuel Barber, Edward MacDowell, folk tunes, and George Gershwin and Aaron Copland. Performances featured vocal and piano solos by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Willer
Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy
Mexico United Methodist Church
Willer
America
Francis Hopkinson
George Washington
Walter Leeper
Michael Walden
Guy M. Pitts
William Fairchild
Ernest Gillam
Foster
Richard Wohlers
Gershwin
Allegro
Walden
Copland
Program notes from Country Lane concert praised final number
The program closed with America the Beautiful arranged by Ehret and performed by the triple trio. Club president Mrs. Finck led a brief business meeting afterward, welcoming Mrs. Harry Reichers as a new member while Mrs. Robert McIntosh attended as a guest. Social hour followed hosted by Mrs. Richard Brashears, Miss Addie Fairchild, and Mrs. Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehret
Finck
Harry Reichers
Robert McIntosh
Richard Brashears
Addie Fairchild
Fairchild
Mrs Lena Zuck Hosts Loyal Homemakers Club
Loyal Homemakers Extension Club met Thursday at Mrs Lena Zucks home. Devotion and scripture reading were given. Plans to extend sympathy to the family of late Mrs Mollie Monk were announced. Pennies for Friendship were collected. Mrs J E Byars led a program on Periods and Styles of Furniture. Hostess gift won by Mrs Merle Foster. Game prizes to Mrs Thomas Gola and Mrs Edith West. Next meeting to be with Mr William Merry on March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Homemakers Extension Club
Lena Zuck
Mollie Monk
J. E. Byars
Merle Foster
Thomas Gola
Edith West
Om William Merry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Missouri
Audrain County Historical Society
Phyllis van Horn
Rosa May
Noble Grand Club
C. H. Nichols
Leland Crews
4-H Council
Miss Nichols
Mackie Furniture
HIWAY
Shower
Miss Bradshaw
David Lankford
Jaycee Wives
Don Greening
Nu-Way Lumber Co
6Th & Walnut St
World Book
Childcraft
Loree Berry
Shirley Francis
Farber
Louise Gore
Vandalia
Shirley Levings
Perry
Mary Davis
Gary Jones
Ruth Roddy
Mgr
VFW
North Jefferson
Watchars International
International
John Willer
Mrs. Lena Zuck
Hazel Kersting
Benny Lowry
Martinsburg, Mo
SEARS
Price Guts
W. Jackson
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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