Miss Peggy Pardon Becomes Earl Sloan Jr Bride
In a June wedding at Gray Ridge General Church a ceremony united Miss Peggy Pardon and Earl Sloan Jr. with Rev. Henry Jordan officiating. The bride wore white Chantilly lace and net in a full gown, carried carnations, and was joined by bridesmaids Berny Sloan and Martha Stanberry. Best men were Dub Kelley and Jimmy Wyrick. ushers included Mrs. Claudia Ferrell. The couple will reside at 314 Ker Gall S Sikeston. Sloan works at International Shoe Company. guests traveled from Hartville Portageville and Corning Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fternoon
Gray Rage
Carrel
Gray Ridge
Wade
Leroy Connelly
Morehouse
Earl Sloan Jr
Sloan
Taeek
Henry Jordan
Cook
Orhe
Fardana
Brower
Irvin Parcon
Portazeville
Miss Sloan
Mrs. Stanberry
Uitte
Ruth Ann
Debra Riddle
Portageville
Dub Kelley
Jimmy Wyrick
Cliudia Ferrell
Airs. Connelly
Ker- Gall S
Sikeston
International Shoe Company
Golightly Koehler Wed In Cape Girardeau Cathedral
Aliss Caroline Golightly daughter of Cape Girardeau parents wed Donald Koehler in St Marys Cathedral Cape Girardeau Saturday June 29. Officiant Megr Marion Fors led a 9 oclock double ring ceremony with a fern and white bouquet decor. Attendants included maid of honor Louise LaCroix and bridesmaids Cathy Koehler Ann Jarosikx. The gown was embroidered nylon net over satin with a illusion veil and white roses for the bouquet. The reception followed at Knights of Columbus Hall with 25 attendants and the couple planned a weeklong honeymoon before settling at 309 North Middle Street. A Norfolk Virginia visit followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss
Caroline Golightly
G. F. Golightly
Cape Girardeau
Donald Koehler
Stt
Blary
Cape
Alis
Paul J. Koehler
Knights of Columbus
Megr
Marion F. Fors
Doralice
Aliss Ann Jarosikx
Ping
Miss LeCroix
Miss Keehler
Jarosik
Jor Lynn Meinz
Carl Meinz
Blichael Koehler
Vadiex Vinyard
Jackson
Richard Lee Lumpher
St. Louis
Chari Koehier
Richard Ziegier
James Nenninger
Reunion Attendees From Sikeston Visit Washington Mo
A Sikeston group and others joined a family reunion in Washington Missouri on Sunday. Attendees included Ada Aldrich Audrey Beck Linda Key Adams Everett Aldrich Hugo Aldrich Patricia Ann J D Gooch Michael Elmer Boyer and daughters Rosalie and Vivian Conway Kuhlmann Tom Duncan Kaihi Patricia Oliver Stoner and children Freddie Debra Joe Fine Gene Edward Kuhlmann Ed die David Linda Kay Janet Eddie Bellflower Mo Maple Kutz and grandson David Helen Kutz Tommy Kutz of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Gark Ait Washington
Ada Aldrich
Audrey Beck
Linda Key Adams
Everett Aldrich
Hugo Aldrich
Patricia Ann
J. D. Gooch
Michael
Mirs
Elmer Boyer
Agénghters
Rosalie
Vivian
Mires
Conway Kuhlmann
Tom
Sam Duncan
Kaihi
Patricia
Oliver Stoner
Freddie
Debra
Washington
Joe Fine
Gene
Eaward Kuhlmann
Eddie
David
Linda Kay
Janet
Bellflower
Maple Kutz
Helen Kutz
Tommy Kutz
St. Louis
Coalesce Club Hosts Swimming Party At Local Pool
About sixteen members of the Coalesce Club enjoyed a swimming party Monday evening at the local pool. Kay and Ann Watson demonstrated diving and swimming strokes for the group. Afterward Mrs. Drury Wake and Mrs. Bill Watson hosted cokes and cookies at Mrs. Wake’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalesce Club
Kay
Ann Watson
Bil Watson
Johnny
Reth Marshall
Joan Marshall
Drury Wake
Bill Watson
Wake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Peggy Pardon
Berny Sloan
Alfrtha Stanberry
Kate Gunn
Shelby Gunn
Dorig Johnson
Harti
Flossie Riddle
Brenca
Sue Pardon
Portagevale
Lydia Ozee
Corning
Golightly-Koehler
R. J. Bacher
Norfolk, Va
Mary Lathom
Washington, Mo
Vogue Dress Shop
East Front Street
Mattress & Box
Simmons
Westinghouse
Speed Queen
Shers
Westinghouse Automatic
National Furniture CO
Sikeston, MO
Martin-Miller
Virginia Martin
Taylor St
Keith Miller
N_ Sprigg
First Baptist
E. D. Owen
Georgia Houenens
Martin
Aliss Georgana Martin
Teri Riehl
Chaffee
Aiss Houchens
A. E. Riedl
Abs
Harry Cheatham
Bethleham
Fred Eifrank
Mr. Miller
Jake Weaks
Joe Fabick
Fred Elfrant
Cane
Miss Martin
Riehl
Sikesien Miller
Muller
Cane County
National
Kroehler
Sid
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