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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
3
Miss Linda Rau wed Robert Summerset Gel at St ynbas Church OTallon in a small ceremony. A separate wedding rite for Ree Kibin occurred at Us ewaple ave with Mins Rau attending as Mrs. ut Soh us.
A fragmented wedding notice shows the bride in a lace cap of seed pearls and a train bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses and ivory carnations. Matron of honor is Mrs nga Hug, with bridesmaids Macy Rubermieh Chris Hlagestip and Jackie Schnaecsahl. Groomsmen Dendis Raw and others stand with the wedding party as the ceremony details appear garbled.
Area college secretaries in St Charles gather to form a Lindenwood College NSA chapter. The meeting, hosted by Louis Chapler NSA, 7:30 pm November 45 at Cots Tal, seeks reservations through Linda Sullivan. The National Secretaries International, with over 79 000 members, supports standards and professional development across chapters worldwide.
The Auxiliary of the Precious Brond Sistere ix Impary in O Fall on will sponsor a benefit dance to raise funds for the infirmary. Mrs Bingaman is named in connection with the event and organizing committee members are listed. The dance aims to support hospital care and patient services.
First Capital Garden Club members were elected to state and district posts. Mrs. Paul Bingamai named club secretary to the Mid Central District of Federated Garden Clubs of Missouri and installed by state president Mrs. Edwards Nunes Torre. The club earned a 1st place award for its 1873 yearbook and a 1972 scrapbook. A May gala will feature an orchestra, displays, and refreshments. contact 272-3811 for reservations.
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