Miss Herron and Dennis Bisans Wed at New Hope Church
Miss Linda Herron and Dennis Bisans married Nov 2 at 2 p.m. in New Hope Baptist Church Centralia officiated by Rev. William Forsee. Attendants included Miss Diane Swiney at the punch bowl and Miss Mary Hudson as maid of honor. The couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Herron of Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. David Bisans Sr. of Hallsville. The bride wore a nylon crepe gown with lace overlay and blue accents. the groom is employed by Floyd Steuber Electrical Contracting and the bride is a University of Missouri student.
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New Hope Baptist Church
Linda Herron
Dennis Bisans
William Forsee
Centralia
Homer Herron
Thompson
David Bisans Sr
Hallsville
John Collens
Ann Offutt
Mary Hudson
Mike Christen
Miss Hudson
Connie Bisans
Alice Smith
Leonard Cain
Skip Reams
Herron
Henry
Diane Swiney
Janet Bradley
Graves Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edward Grave were honored at an open house on Oct 26 at St Pauls United Church of Christ in Hermann marking their 50th anniversary. About 200 friends and relatives attended with three children and extended families listed.
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Edward Grave
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Hermann
Marlene Summers
St. Louis
Jim Grave
Montgomery City
Mildred Timmberberg
Big Spring
Rock House
Dora Graue
Mason Summers
Bill Gentry
Janice
Alva Smith
Grace Doering
Calendar items from University and local groups
Central Missouri Diabetes Assn plans talk at Garfield Center while League of Women Voters hosts Energy Conservation event. Audrain Callaway Masonic fall meeting and various UMW circles hold programs through Nov 13. Thanksgiving season notes include Brownie training, parent family life at Eugene Field, and a Laf-A-Lot Club update. Blood pressure checks and senior activities run Nov 14 with club meetings and secret pal exchanges noted.
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UMC
Larry Wright
Northeast Missouri Camera Club
First National Bank
Oliver Schuchard
University of Missouri At Columbia
Europe
Canada
Turkey
U.S
California
Missouri Life
Central Missouri Diabetes Assn
Garfield Center
University Medical Center
Dietician
League of Women Voters
Energy Conservation
Botts
Baskett
Audrain-Callaway Masonic Association
The
Laddonia Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Sisters Visit In St Louis And Centralia Gathering
Miss Lillian Putnam hosted her Sisters from St Louis Mrs Gladys Hitchings and Mrs Grace Malone across the weekend. They visited with Mr and Mrs R V Myers in Centralia before returning to St Louis. Mrs Nelson Cash from Augusta arrived to visit her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Conrad Harrison. Mrs Harrison entered Audrain Medical Center for a week. Teresa Harrison from Warrenton visited. The Helping Hand Circle of The Kings Daughters and Sons met hosted by Mrs Archer Lake with co-hostesses Mrs Vertna Tyler and Mrs F Edwin Pollard. The program covered reports from the 79th annual convention of the Missouri Branch of the International Order of The Kings Daughters and Sons with delegates Mrs Harold D Hayden, Mrs Denver Hudson, Mrs Clyde Wainscott and alternate Mrs Thompson. Next union meeting set for Nov 20. Also present were Mrs O B Melahn, Mrs Wilber Hightshoe, Mrs Ralph Null, Mrs Emmett Jones, Miss Mary Dunlap and Mrs Ray Wagner. Visitors included Mrs Anna Rose Harlin of Long Beach California and Mrs Marion Boulware.
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Lillian Putnam
St. Louis
Gladys Hitchings
Grace Malone
R.V. Myers
Centralia
Nelson Cash
Augusta
Conrad Harrison
Harrison
Audrain Medical Center
Teresa Harrison
Warrenton
Archer Lake
King’s Daughters and Sons
Vertna Tyler
F. Edwin Pollard
Sam Thompson
George T. Robertson
Missouri
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Harold D
Deadline set for Bicentennial flag contest in Mexico
Mexico marks November 15 as the deadline for entries in the Bicentennial flag design contest. Entries must be 8 by 11 inches, with color medium. names on back. Designs become contest property unless a return envelope is included. The Mexico Artist's Guild, via Mrs. Carol Bramon, handles submissions. A 16 piece Christian band from South Carolina will perform at Centralia High School tonight at 7:30, free of charge.
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Mexico
Changes
South Carolina
Centralia High School
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Miss Herron
Mr. Bisans
New Hope Church
Mr. and
Mrs
Graves
Eugene Field Pta
Eugene Field
Ted Grave
Eolia
Alfred Grave
Lydia Nierman
Malinda
Margaret Wegner
Edwin Lohsandt
Robert Clark
Mae Westerman
Troy
Harry Humphrey
Raymond Graue
Rosa Graue
Virgil Shroff
Lawrence
George Garrett
Fulton
Nathan Trower
Wright City
Leslie Blaue
Mike
Hiawatha
Kan
Clara Buecker
Neil Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Don Peterson
Alois Bader
Seward
Lorene Ray
Virginia
Tom Wells
Stanton Thompson
Lee Scott
Barry Garrett
Roy Roe
Tom Roe
Elliot Qualls
David Wilmshorst
Tim Baker
Dwight Gates
George Vesser
Russell Kirby
Phoebe Vesser
Raquel Kirby
Jean Kirby
UMW
McPheeters Circle
J.R. Eckenberger
Helen Ingram
Audrain
East
Monroe
Navy
Reed-Hopkins Circle
Percy Creasy
Randolph Circle
Orah Million
Alzora Cantwell
Mary Riddle
Edwards Circle
Mary Hudelson
Beulah Nichols
Little Dixie
Mexico Farm and Home
Eugene Field School Pta
Order of Rainbow
Burroughs Temple
Laf-A-Lot Club
Laf-A-Lot Extension Club
Gerald Chaney
James DuBus
Bill Heckman
Joe Johnson
Juvenile Detention Center
Robert Munns
Heckman
Chalsia Crews
Coldwell Nursing Home
Chaney
Claude Peck
Dale Schwarre
Leroy Sperry
Audrain City County Health Unit
Margaret Bottome
the King’s Daughters and Sons
Ruth Slonaker
Music Club
Sr. Citizens
Gail Crenshaw
Barbara Hedrick
Senior Citizens’ Center
Mockingbird Hill
Moon River
Abbie L. Snoddy
Beaver Dam Club
Power
Beaver Dam
Wayne Power
James Bruns
Howard Smith
Hazel Blackwell
Roy Nordwald
Lewis Taylor
Oscar Schwendtker
James Raleigh
James Wright
Ed Offutt
Bruce Norfleet
Logan Pharmacy
McKesson Milk
Magnesia
Tampax
Landmark Bldg
A&b Prescription Shop
America
Cover Girl Shoe CO
Oakbrook
Safford’s
Helping Hand
Holy Land
John Donaldson
David Donaldson
Jordan
New York
Mary Reddick
Redendal Seamilkins
Girl’s & Knitting
Knitting Department
Avings
Fredendall Wilkins
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