Reed and Gibson Exchange Vows in Montgomery City
Miss Margaret Ann Reed and Charles Michael Gibson exchanged wedding vows January 3 at the First Baptist Church in Montgomery City. The Rev Jimmie Don Gibson officiated. The ceremony featured bridesmaids, a best man, a reception, and guests from Oklahoma Texas Missouri and New York. The couple will live in Norman Oklahoma to finish their education at the University of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery City
Margaret Ann Reed
Harord Allen Reed
Charles Michael Gugon
Afel
Charles Hayden Gibson
Drumwright
Okla
First Baptist Church
Jimmie Don Gibson
Hot Springs
Ark
Judy Reed
Janie Dauton
Kirkwood
Debbie Arnall
Poteau
Olda
Choge
Rob Steele
Ada
Rich Satoff
Houston
Texas
David Reed
Borger
Mike Fritz
Mike Frits
New Florence
E.W. Reed
Mexico
Norman
Oklo
University of Oklahoma
Chautauqua Circle Reviews First Freedom Film
Helen Fenlon reviews Talk About America by Alistair Cooke at the Chautauqua Circle meeting in January. The work collects 41 broadcasts from BBC’s Letter from America, covering holidays traditions people places and major issues. Max Thomason of The Ledger screened First Freedom film stressing the free press role in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Alstair Cooke
Helen Fenlon
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
BBC
Max Thomason
the Ledger
Community R-6 PTA Carnival Planned and Pledge
At the Community R-6 meeting on January 6 at 7:30 p.m. a Bicentennial Minute by Mrs. Elwood LaRue featured a poem for Ulysses S. Grant. An article on the Centennial of the United States was presented. JoVeta Isgrig Sharon Lay and Beth Wright led the pledge. Mrs. Margaret Bentley read the devotion and 5th grade teacher Mrs. Jane Duffner presented a metric system program. A reminder was issued for the PTA Carnival on March 6 and donations for the Craft Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood LaRue
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
JoVeta Isgrig
Sharon Lay
Beth Wright
Margaret Bentley
Jane Duffner
PTA
Cedar Grove Extension Club Meeting Highlights Show Me State Talk
Mrs Cloyd Dingman presented In Missouri Truly a Show Me State at the Cedar Grove Extension Club meeting on Jan 9 at the 4 H Center. Hostess Mrs William Pepper and pledge led by Mrs Robert Erickson opened the gathering. members plan to sew bandages for the Public Health Center and games awarded prizes to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Dingman
Missouri
Cedar Grove
George Brown
Carter Crockett
Newton Davis
Elon Dudley
Hubert Fennewald
Loran Gibbs
Roy Hannah
Emil Hubert
David Taylor
Helping Hands Elects 1976 Officers in Benton City
1976 officers were elected at the Helping Hands meeting held at Mrs. Glenn Seale’s home. New president is Mrs. W F Keeter, vice president Mrs. Gerald Sharp, reporter Mrs. Donald Stuart, with Mrs. Ernest Schofield and Mrs. Glenn Seale plus Mrs. Edward Stewart as helpers. Meeting time set for 1 p.m next at Mrs. Gerald Shar’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton City
Glenn Seale
W.F. Keeter
Gerald Sharp
Donald Stuart
Ernest Schofield
Edward Stewart
Gerald Shar
Carl Steelman
Paul Joiner
Robert Lavinder
Kenneth Mantle
Mike Schofield
Kenneth Coil
Cheryl Sharp
Debbie Seale
Donna Nolan
Kyle Joiner
Jason
Andy Mantle
Miss Naomi Robinson Weds Bill Dixon in Mexico
The marriage took place January 9 at 8 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ home in Mexico. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace bodice and long cuffed sleeves, carrying pink roses, white carnations, and baby's breath. Matron of honor Mrs. Gerald Braden wore lavender crepe, with a pink rose bouquet. Gerald Braden served as groom’s attendant. reception followed for family and guests with special attendees Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collens and Mr. and Mrs. Al Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Robinson
George Robinson
Mexico
Bill Dixon
Delmar Dixon
Holta Summit
Gerald
Braden
Gerald Braden
The
Homhe
Frank Collens
Thompson
al Robinson
Martinsburg
Little Dixie CB Radio Club Plans Jamboree and Elections
The Little Dixie CB Radio Club elected 1976 officers at the courthouse Community Room, naming Mrs. Robert Dudley as president and Raymond E Kemp as vice-president among others. They set a Jamboree for August 14–15 at the Todd Building, and a January social for members with refreshments. New members include the Boles, Burt, Bertels, and Woods households. a couple from Jefferson City High School is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dixie
CB Radio Club
Robert Dudley
Frank J. Brown
Robert Miller
Raymond E. Kemp
James Hancock
J.A. Fonnewald
Bob Darling
Hadley Davenport
Todd Building
Highway 54 South
Porter Boles
Charles Burt
Richard Bertels Sr
Ray Woods
Dixon
Jefferson City High School
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Miss Reed
Mr. Gibson
Chautauqua Circle
Cedar Grove Extension Club
Helping Hands
Amniversary
Texap
K&m
W. Love
Mexico, Mo
Royal -Facitorothy
Sale
Timex
West Plaza
Barge Bett
KLINE
Nylos
Washington
Coats
Aval
Mae Ad
Miss Robinson
Mr. Dixon
Jefferson City
Heller's
Lake Acres Park
Holts Summit
Mr. and
Mrs
Bill Brown
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