Wedding Bells For Joy Smith And James Brice
Miss Arlyss Joy Smith wed James Brice in a ceremony with music by Michael Nelson and Hoveland singing The Wedding Benediction and The Lords Prayer. The bride wore organza over taffeta with a long train and daisies in her veil, and carried yellow roses. Matron of honor Mrs. Dean Kittsy and bridesmaid Mrs. Gerald Dore wore yellow chiffon gowns. best man Wayne Huber and ushers listed. Out-of-town guests hailed from Humboldt to Mabel Minnesota, with many relatives noted across Iowa and nearby states. A reception followed at the church parlors, with detailed duties by family members and friends. The couple resides in Cedar Falls, with both holding university ties and local employment. Numerous local and extended relatives were mentioned in attendance and in after-wedding gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyss Joy Smith
Hesith
James Brice “Pen
Michael Nelson
Janice Henriksen
Beverly
Hoveland
Dean Kittsy
Renwick
Gerald Dore
Cherokee
Wayne Huber
Mabel
Minn
Arthur Nelson
Richard Nissen
Waterloo
William Luppen
Riceville
Dennis McCurry
Jack Hawk
Humboldt
Norman Smith
Keokuk
Richard Nisser
William” Luppen
Rose Cathcart
Robert Woodward
Rose Nelson
Gloria Yanney
Louise
Eileen Nelson
Boone Valley School
Waldorf College
Forest City
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Boone Valley Schools
Lincoln St
Apt. 3
Webster City
Eagle Grove
Duncombe
Kent
Mason City
Nevada
Britt Kanawha
LaVerne, Renwick
Deer River
Minnesota
Rockford, Ill
Ames Gary Steffy
Lansing
Mich
Dean, Dale
Dan Martin
Walthill
Neb
Charlie ‘Trask
Glen Earl Martin
Anna Potter and Carryl
Floyd Lane
Potter Brink
McIntosh Park
Clear Lake
California
Glen F. Mart
Ray Steffy
Gary Steffy
Dean Dale
Don Matin
Donald Martin
Ledges State Park
Boone
Brenda
Brad Lehman
Dale Kraft
Fred Kraft
George Kraft
Northwood
Richard Kraft
Germany
Dale-Kraft Farm
Brenda and
Brady
Bill Kraft
Gerald Meyer
Dalhart
Tex
Robert Kral
Yeoman
James Tindall Jr
Corwith
Birthday gathering marks Lisa Smith’s third year
Thursday evening visitors in Harold D Hansen home were Mr and Mrs Everett Mc Cutcheon Eagle Grove. Sunday birthday supper for Lisa Smith aged three at Clyde Smith home in Thor with Harold D Hansen and sons present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Robo
Troy
John Struthers
Ottosen
Richard Krause
LaVerne
Robb
Harold D. Hansen
Everett McCutcheon
Eagle Grove
Lisa Smith
Clyde Smith
Thor
Harold D. Hansen and Sons
Bible Study Circles Discuss National Distress Theme
St Paul circles report weekly meetings on Psalms 67 and 124 with topics on national distress. Hannah Circle led by Mrs Elwood Greene had seven members at breakfast. Worship Offering meditation by Mrs Howard Larson. Martha Circle held a picnic at Town Park with ten members and lesson by Mrs Cora Philipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Circle
Elwood Greene
Ray Block
Arthur
Edna Helmke
Marie Goettsch
Algona
Burdette Kinseth
Kenneth Pogge
Ieader Donaldene Kraft
Victor Rademaker
What Renwick People are Doing Saturday dinner guests in the Glen F. Martin home were Mrs. Bruce Fisher and children of Ce dar Falls, Mrs. Harold Trask of
Saturday dinner guests in the Glen F. Martin home included Mrs. Bruce Fisher and children of Cedar Falls along with Mrs. Harold Trask, reflecting local social ties and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Glen F. Martin
Bruce Fisher
Cedar Falls
Harold Trask
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maud Freerksen
Maurice ‘Nissen
Jen
George Ahy
Goldfield
James Anderson
Vicki
Jimmy
Shelheville
Tenn
Walter Martin
Anderson
Martin
Norman Aberhelman
Ronv
Dale Faith
Ft. Dodge
Jim
Clowes
Regal
David
Debra Gillespie
Hillsdale
Carl Kling
John Kiley Jr
Orchard
John Kiley
Vroman
Clear Lake Sur
Leonard Kiley
Earnest Kiley
Boldt
Marvin Anderson
Hardy
van Dusseldorp
Kanawha Park
Rerwick Public Library
Robert Popp
Beloit
Wis
Laura Hippen
Britt
May White
West View Nursing Home
Bill Hippen
Arden Eastman Family
Brith
Asia Lutheran
Askma
Lutheran Brotherhood
Wr. R
Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Osceola
Iowa
ST Paul
Kent & Kirk
Stwansee’s
Swansow’s Farm Center
Renwick Town
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