Albright and Neale Weds In Candlelit Mexico-Thompson Ceremony
Miss Diane Albright became the bride of Jerry Bruce Neale in a candlelight ceremony at Centennial Baptist Church. Measures included silk lace gown with seed pearl accents, pink and baby's breath bouquets, and a three tiered cake with two doves. The couple resides in Thompson after a Lake of the Ozarks honeymoon. she is from Mexico and he from Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chery
Diane Albright
Jerry Bruce Neale
Centennial Baptist Church
Jerry “Ostrom
Ronald D. ‘Albright
Mexico
George S. Neale Jr
Thompson
Verna Goff
Judy
Riage
Kenneth Neale
Law
Pam Neale
Mr. Neale
Kenneth Neal
Jompson
Dennis Neale
Ronald Albright
Ronnie Neale
Greg Keith
Nine Biggers
Albright
Neale
Dear Neale
Jeannie Keith
Kenneth Teel
Kara Winberg
Lake of the Ozarks
Route 1
Mexico High School
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Central Missouri Livestock Co
Cindy Sparks Honored At Party Among Classmates
Cindy Sparks daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Sparks turned 10 and was honored at a birthday party wiener roast Saturday at Lakeview Park. Fifteen classmates attended with games won by Christine Houchins Angie Johnston Barbara Hopkins and Kristine Holtkamp. Birthday cake and Halloween favors were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Sparks
John F. Sparks
Lakeview Park
Christine Houchins
Angie Johnston
Barbara Hopkins
Kristine Holtkamp
Melody Martins Halloween Parade and Club Leadership
Melody Martins 4-H Club held a Halloween parade and witch ceremony after a Monday meeting. Winners were Sharon Bauer prettiest Libby Arens funniest Reggie Householder most original and Roger Cope ugliest. Catherine Householder was elected president Connie Wieberg vice president Lori Pursifull secretary Harold Welschmeyer treasurer Jeanette Vomund reporter and Joyce Bachmann Marion Schafer song and game leaders. Next meeting set for Nov 19 at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments served by Mrs John Schafer Mrs Jim Stanford and Mrs Jerry Wasson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Martins 4-H Club
Sharon Bauer
Libby Arens
Reggie Householder
Roger Cope
Sabrina Gastler
Debbie Wasson
Lori Pursifull
Catherine Householder
Connie Wieberg
Harold Welschmeyer
Jeanette Vomund
Joyce Bachmann
Marion Schafer
John Schafer
Jim Stanford
Jerry Wasson
Calendar items and meetings listed for November events
Calendar notes upcoming events from many local groups including Order of the Eastern Star at Burroughs Masonic Temple, Eugene Field PTA bicycle safety program, FRIDAY Chapter DK PEO at Fellowship Hall, Audrain Duplicate Bridge at Air Park Motel, Church Women United event at St Brendan's with St Luke's Methodist, Mexico DAR luncheon at Tonanzio's Italian Villa, and James Bledsoe Unit 26 Mexico ladies auxiliary. The James Bledsoe unit reports adoption efforts, poppy sales for Nov 9–10 with proceeds to children at Thoenen's sporting goods, and headquarters at Mexico Montgomery County Credit Bureau Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Virginia Durham
Eugene Field
Fellowship Hall
First Christian Church
J.F. Covington
Audrain Duplicate Bridge
Air Park Motel
James Bledsoe
Mexico
Christian Workers Stage Halloween Party at Mrs. Taylor's Home
The Church of God (Holiness) Christian Workers hosted a Halloween party Saturday night at Mrs. Sam Taylor's home. Nancy Fetterhoff won funniest costume and Treasa Taylor won most original. Attendees included Linda Lewis Terry Lear Connie Taylor Marcela and Cheryl Benton. Sponsors were Mrs. Roger Swank and Mrs. Sam Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God (Holiness) Christian Workers
Sam Taylor
Nancy Fetterhoff
Treasa Taylor
Linda Lewis
Terry Lear
Connie Taylor
Marcela
Cheryl Benton
Roger Swank
Happy Hustlers Install Officers Night at the Kohl home
The Brice Happy Hustlers 4 H Club held a wiener roast and hayride for about 75 attendees. Officers were installed around a campfire with an Indian theme, including Marilyn Wallace as president and Annette Kohl as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice Happy Hustlers 4- H Club
L. E. Kohl
Marilyn Wallace
Annette Kohl
Carla Morris
Becky Gooch
Kristy Kelly
Cathy McDowell
Audrain Historical Society earns state history commendation
The Audrain County Historical Society was named a recipient of the Certificate of Commendation from the American Association for State and Local History for 1973 at the annual dinner at the Mexico Country Club. Dr. Richard S. Brownlee cited local significance over national scale and praised the society's achievements within its area. Officers were re elected and new board members announced, with curators re appointed for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Audrain County Historical Society
American Association For State and Local History
Mexico Country Club
Richard S. Brownlee
State Historical Society
United States
Canada
Brownlee
Robert M. White II
Lakenan Barnes
H. I. Nesheim
Elenore Schewe
Eastern
Elmer Gatewood
Western
Betty Baker
Bradford Brett
J. B. Arthur
Roy Creasey
Leslie Crow
Roy Kent
Walter G. Staley
Frank
Marvin West Feted At Birthday Party
Marvin West was honored at a birthday dinner hosted by his wife at their home 803 S Muldrow St. Attendees included Alex R Churovich Corpus Christi Tex Clinton Walker Auxvasse Miss Barbara West St Louis Keith Davis Terri and Steven Centralia and Mrs Joe Meyer Mrs Tom Lockhart and Holly Randy and Brian Middletown. Frank Wilfley Jr presented a map of 99 Audrain County country schools to the Saddle Horse Museum. Robert M White II announced the museum annex fund progress and 1139 Audrain County Society members, a 599 gain in the past year. The caption notes a horse drawing and a Martinsburg girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Bond
F. Morris Crews
Edward French
Ernest §. Gantt
C.G. Hocker
Roy Kent
Ned Rodes
W. D. Lowe
Thomas W. Talley
Robert M. White
H. Nesheim
American Saddle Horse Museum
Lester J. Miller Jr
W.S. Lowe
H. L. Beynon
Lawrence Barnes
Col
C. R. Stribling
ITI
Frank Kent
Robert Wood
John W. Hobbs
Jefferson City
Marvin West
S. Muldrow St
Alex R. Churovich
Corpus Christi
Tex
Clinton Walker
Auxvasse
Barbara West
St. Louis
Keith Davis
Terri
Steven
Centralia
Joe Meyer
Tom Lockhart
Holly
Randy
Brian
Middletown
George Ford Morris
Hobbs
Morris
Saddle Horse Museum
Audrain County
Frank Wilfley Jr
Robert M. White II
Audrain County Society
White
Mexico DAR To Hold Monday Luncheon
Mexico DAR Chapter meets Monday at Tonanzios Italian Villa for a 12 oclock luncheon with state regent Mrs. William C. Boney as honor guest. Boney will give address To be Thankful Is To Be Strong while Mrs. Wagcott presents the national defense lesson. Reservations are urged by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Dar
Tonanzio
William C. Boney
Missouri Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Green Cap Award Presented to Mrs. Burnett in Hannibal
Junior graduate regent Mrs. James Burnett received the green cap award at Hannibal on Sunday after meeting all achievement requirements while serving as senior regent of the Mexico Chapter of the Women of the Medsé. Attending from Mexico were Mrs. Blanche Power Mrs. Francis Erdel Mrs. Atha Eastin and Mrs. Lillie Weakly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burnett
Hannibal
Mexico
Women of the Medsé
Burnett
Blanche Power
Francis Erdel
Atha Eastin
Lillie
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Miss Albright
Mrs
Dean Patrick
Michael Caren Donaldson
Fred L. Donaldson
Pollock Rd
Madison Walker
Abat St
Elmer Donaldson
Dorcas St
Melody Martins
Reet
Church Women United
St. Brendan's Church
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Legion Auxiliary
Darren Munns
Robert L. Munns
Kentucky St
R.V. Berger
Christian Workers
Joy Bland
Joey Breneman
Tommy Kelly
Donald McDowell
Kohl
H. E. Libby
Roy Moore
Vaughn Hamlett
Jim Hanson
Grove Community Center
W. D. Merritt
Stephens College
William D. Merritt
S. Clark St
Women’s College
Columbia
Merritt
Matthew Christian Sublette
Bruce A. Sublette
la Mesa
Calif
Woodrow Sublette
Fairground St
Bill West
Safford
Audrain Historical Society
Julie Faye Wilburn
Lawrence Wilburn
Martinsburg
E. Jackson St
Helen Wraith
Della Scott
Linda Houser
Linda
W. Love
Sat. Linda
Lavada Every
Gayle Mattox
Shirley Trammell
Valerie Jones
Bechy House
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