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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1977
Page
3
Readers share practical tips from Mrs L Sparks and others including grinding ham scraps for scrambled eggs, using plastic under hot jars, white shoe polish to cover ceiling stains, decals on glass shower doors, and dishwasher cleaning for a stained thermos. Linda Aartko and Christene Dod contribute anecdotes.
Miss Connie Lynn Richardson and Michael Dale Newman wed May 7 at Mexico United Methodist Church. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Richardson of Mexico and Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Newman of Fayette. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Tom Adams and Rev. Robert A. Simpson. The bride wore an organza gown with Chantilly lace and pearls, carried pink sweetheart roses, and wore a family ring. A reception followed in the church fellowship hall. The couple resides in Mexico with the bride employed at Audrain Medical Center and the groom at Nowell's United Supermarket in Columbia.
Mrs. Roy Wooten of Mexico returned from Scottsdale Arizona after a two week visit with her son R D Wooten Jr and Mr and Mrs John Small. Mr and Mrs Robert Head of Mexico spent Mother's Day in Jefferson City with Mr and Mrs Bob Blake Cheryl Lynn Gary Wayne and Joyce Ann. All attended the Assembly of God Church there.
A sequence of community events listed across Friday to Tuesday. Activities include meetings at homes and churches, music club rehearsals for Oklahoma, VFW family night, dances at American Legion Hall, rummage sales, bake sales, bowling for children, horse show, piano recital, and various club gatherings scheduled May 13 to May 17 with hostesses, times, and locations in Mexico, Audrain County.
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