Miss Wright and Gale Stowers Wed in Thompson
Miss Theresa Renee Wright of Mexico and Gale William Stowers of Thompson married July 5 at 7 30 p m in Hopewell Baptist Church Thompson Rev Weldon Forman officiated double ring ceremony Attendants included maid of honor Tina Million and flower girl Angela Stowers and best man Greg Brandon Wedding party and guests listed with ties to Mexico Moberly Benton City and Thompson reception followed in church dining room After wedding trip to Lake of the Ozarks the couple resides at 1005 West Boulevard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Hopewell Baptist Church
Theresa Renee Wright
Mexico
Gale William Stowers
Weldon Forman
Alma Stevenson
Gene Wright
Kansas City
Lee Roy Stowers
Barbara Williams
Miss Wright
Tina Million
Moberly
Angela Stowers
Greg Brandon
Richard Wright
Wayne Stowers
Kenneth Mullins
Benton City
Johnny Winingear
Christina
Christopher Mullins
Lori
Troy Wilson
Stevinson
Roy K. Stowers
Janie Million
Miss Million
Shawn Stowers
Steven Stowers
Mexico High School
Charm Center
Stowers
U.S. Army
B.F. Goodrich
Lake of the Ozarks
West Boulevard
Calendar style events and club meetings in Audrain County
Calendar notes list July events for local groups in Mexico and surrounding areas. OATS bus routes, garden club talks, luncheons, dances, and a charity meeting at Mrs Crump’s with a mystery box winner are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Audrain County
Jim Auckley
The
Missouri Conservation Commission
North American Benefit Association
Peggy Crump
Fred Hahn
Herb Blades
Darla Diane Weber Celebrates Birthday
Mr and Mrs Larry FP Weber of Mexico celebrate the first birthday of daughter Darla Diane on July 6. Hostess Mrs Dorothy Jargis of Rolla served cake and ice cream. Attendants include Mrs Dorothy Jargis Mr and Mrs Danny Jargis and Michael aunt and uncle from Columbia Mrs Louis Jargis maternal great grandmother Kenna Lea Weber sister and Mr and Mrs Larry Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry FP. Weber
Mexico
Darla Diane
Dorothy Jargis
Rolla
Danny Jargis
Michael
Columbia
Louis Jargis
Kenna Lea Weber
Larry Weber
Miss Bassnett and Recob Wed in Fulton Ceremony
Miss Jan Marie Basnett and Mr. Donald Recob exchanged vows June 7 at Winston Chur chill Memorial Chapel in Fulton with a 7 p.m. ceremony. Officiants were Jim Frisby and Father Jerry Stockman of Columbia. The couple, now at home in Hawaii, are the daughter and son of Fulton and Mexico residents, with reception at Robertson Hall on Westminster College campus and a rehearsal dinner at the Mexico Country Club hosted by the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffry Donald Recob
Hawaii
Winston Churchill
Robertson Hall
Westminster College
Mexico Country Club
Jan Marie Basnett
Recob
John Frame
Earl O'Rourke
Larry Miller
Forrest Neely
L.E Parsons
John Beshears
Jack Buckner
Joe Grant
Michael Koehler
Mary Grant
Melvin Hux
Thurman Hux
Mexico Groups Sponsor Pageant Meals During Contest Week
Eight organizations in Mexico sponsor meals for Miss Missouri Pageant contestants. Pizza Hut provided free pizzas at the get acquainted party. The Chamber of Commerce will host the welcome luncheon at noon Wednesday. Travelers Protection Association, Lions Club, Rotary Club, Optimist Club and West Plaza merchants organize breakfasts and lunches through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Bill Williams
Pizza Hut
Sherry Nichols
Chamber of Commerce
Jon Scaramella
Travelers Protection Association
Oliver Wehlewald
Lions Club
Paul Litton
Rotary Club
Ben Jolly
Residents share travels and honeymoons across states
Cynthia and Donna Petty of St. James return home after a week with grandmother Mrs. Gertrude Petty Thompson. Their parents and sister picked them up. Broad travels include Mrs. 8 G Brown from Mexico visiting Lawrence Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Steinkamp and Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Litton vacationed in California for two weeks attending the 47th Lions Club International Convention in San Francisco and touring The Queen Mary and Universal Studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Donna Petty
St. James
Gertrude Petty
Thompson
Mrs
Donald Petty
Julie
Barney Steinkamp
Paul E. Litton
California
International Lions Club
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Universal City Studios
LeRoy Werner
Mexico
Werner
Donna Dupree
Las Vegas
Nev
Audra
County Recorder
Florsheim Shoe Co
Walter Mills
Nashville
Nashville, Tenn., Visited Her Mother, Mrs. Alice Houchens
King’s Daughter
Rowena Riggs
Edward Riggs
Los Alamos
N. Mex
Valerian Eikel
Paul
Ed Korman
Lakewood
Calif
Long Beach
San Diego
Hollywood
Mrs Femmer and Mr Leach Wed in Baptist Church
Leola Femmer of Mexico and Buford Leach of Wellsville united in marriage July 6 at Lockewood Park Baptist Church. Officiated by Rev. Delbert Admire and Rev. Clarence Smith. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John B Keith. The couple will reside in Wellsville after a trip to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Femmer
Mexico
Buford Leach
Wellsville
Lockewood Park Baptist Church
Delbert Admire
Clarence Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Stowers
Jim Lemon
Janice
John
Milton Meeks
Junior Fishburn
Henry Cupp
Michelle Fishburn
Doug Righter
Everett Crim
Bill Zimmerman
Horace Gregory
Clyde Kotsenburg
John Slater
James Foster
Iva Coil
Edna Smith
Mabel Johnson
Robert Gentry
Elmer Seale
Mr. and
Gale Stowers
Dean Patrick
Mark Twain Park
St. Louis
Centralia
Leo
Kentucky
Darla Diane Weber
Darla
Diane Weber
Mrs. Jeffry
Miss Bassnett
Mr. Recob
Fulton
Optimist Club
Paul Lowther
West Plaza
Jerry Kobush
Glen Seale
Wayne Hamilton
Paul Joiner
Yworth of Difference
Parson
Jefferson
Monterey Restaurant
South
Belone Hearing Aid Service
Roy Parker
Vaddress
8. G. Brown
Lawrence
Kan
Mr. and Brown Jr
Canada
Mrs. Brown Jr
Susan Sonwalt
John Sonwalt
Rush Hill
Audrain County Farm Bureau
Plunkett Park
Anne Sonwalt
Kathy Schutte
Robert Schutte
Femmer
Mr. Leach
Lou O'Neal
Robert McCarty
Roy Clark
Leach
Audrain Medical Center
City of Mexico
Ozarks
Mrs. Buford Leach
Commerce
John Cline
Commerce Bank
Louis Brooks
Commerce Bank of Mexico
Commerce Bancshares
Your Money In Motion Bank
Main Bank
West Jackson
F.L
East Liberty
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