Sutton-Heck vows said in North Carolina wedding
Miss Sandra Faye Sutton and Jay Michael Heck wed in a double ring ceremony Saturday September 6 1975 at St Marys Catholic Church Goldsboro North Carolina The Rev Ralph Monk officiated organist Bess Edwards provided music The bride daughter of Elise Sutton and the late Karl Lee Sutton The groom son of Irene Heck and the late Edward F Heck The gown by Alfred Angelo featured Venice lace trim and a cathedral veil The couple will reside at 1101 East Maple Street Goldsboro The bride is a East Carolina University graduate and Wayne County educator The groom is a Northrup King Seed Co employee
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Sandra Faye Sutton
Jay Michael Heck
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Goldsboro
N. C
Ralph Monk
Bess Edwards
Elise Sutton
Route 1
Greenville
Karl Lee Sutton
Irene Heck
Route 3
Washington
Edward F. Heck
Alfred Angelo
Edythe Vincent
Tiffany
Venice
Tom Harris
Bob Morgan
N.C
E. Mapel St
East Carolina University
Wayne County Board of Education
Banks announce birth of a daughter Brandy Lynette
Mr and Mrs Glen Banks of 630 Broadway West Burlington announce the birth of a daughter named Brandy Lynette on Sept 5 She has two sisters Tara and Holly and grandparents Lenore Banks Crawfordsville Richard Houseal Columbus Junction and George A Chalupa Washington also listed. Beauticians attended Miller s Tri State Beauty Show in Des Moines for styles trends and Redken classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Banks
Broadway
West Burlington
Brandy Lynette
Tara
Holly
Lenore Banks
Crawfordsville
Richard Houseal
Columbus Junction
George A. Chalupa
Washington
Elaine Young
Judy Stoops
Patty Black
Jona Beemblossom
Elaine
Dianna Meyer
Crown of Beauty
Marsha Patterson
Judy West
West Chester
Miller
Des Moines
Tractor pull planned at What Cheer Sept. 13
A tractor pull for garden tractors and a four wheel drive pickup trucks contest is set for Sept. 13 at the Keokuk County fairgrounds in What Cheer starting at 1 p.m. The event is chaired by Sam Kitzman and sponsored by the Tri County Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk County Fairgrounds
What Cheer
Sam Kitzman
Tri-County
Jaycees
Social Calendar Highlights Local Group Activities
Community clubs and church circles list weekly meetings and events. Highlights include First Baptist Faith at Work at 7:30 p.m., Tops Club weigh-in at 7 p.m., Masonic Temple Demolay at 7:30 p.m., Washington Saddle Club at 7 p.m. at the fairgrounds, and Women of Moose ISU meeting. Also scheduled are potlucks, picnics, and dancing events at Sunset Park and Foss Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everday
First Baptist Faith
Work Circle
Gene Zieglowsky
Rebekah Lodge
Eloise Hazen
Just Us Club
E. H. Messer
West Chester
UMW
Crawfordsville Ces
Masonic Temple
Demolay
Washington Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
CWF
Ruth Group
Oran Hutchison
Dorcas
Virgil Earl
Esther Group
Rodney Davisson
Twarsday Cwf
Priscilla Group
Robert Cheyney
Highland Social Club
Sidney Coon
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Women of Moose
ISU
Walnut Women’s Club
Sunset Park
Swinging Square Dance Club
Foss Memorial Building
Salem
Maurice Garmoe
Rural Women’s Club
Neil Hall
Mom-tet Dip Time Change for Six Weeks
The Mom-tet dip on Tuesday mornings shifts to 10 15 a m for the next six weeks replacing the usual 11 a m slot. The change affects regular attendees and is to accommodate a scheduling revision by the event organizers.
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WCA
Chapter EI and Y TT T society social notes
A review of social activities details Chapter EI of TTT meeting with Mrs Towyn Davies and co-hostesses Mrs Everett Meeker and Mrs George Van Houten. Guests included state VP Mrs Linda Reber and Mrs Florence White. Helen Reynor named National Convention delegate. Chapter Iowa Y met at Dorothy Gallager home with Linda Reber present. projects committee seeks dresser scarves, cards, wash cloths, or clock. pecan orders coordinated by Sally Hotle. Zimri Rebekah Lodge held a meeting after a two month break. Edna Colwell to receive 60 year pin. 14 visits to shut ins reported. Keith Williams and Maurice Libe named social-hour hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towyn Davies
Everett Meeker
George van Houten
Linda Reber
Marshalltown
Florence White
Crawfordsville
TIT
Lyle Wilson
Helen Reynor
Des Moines
TTT
Iowa Y
Dorothy Gallager
Edith Logan
Mabel Gorham
Sally Hotle
Stella Oaks
Burlington Memorial Hospital
Zimri Rebekah Lodge
Rriany
Ioof Hall
Archer Augustine
Noble Grand
Edna Colwell
Kingman, Ariz
Keith Williams
Fortnightly Literature Club Reviews Spirits of 76
Mrs. Ross Copeland reviewed The Spirits of 76 by Eric Sloane at the Fortnightly Club Literature meeting. The author highlighted ten vanishing American spirits and offered a bicentennial hopeful note. District Meeting set for Oct 9 at West Branch with reservations due Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Copeland
Eric Sloane
Martha Glass
West Branch
Phil Kneen
Jessie Douglas
Cloyce Stewart
Brighton Couple Announce Patricia Sieren Engagement
Mr and Mrs Cletus Sieren of Brighton announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to Daniel Richard son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Richard of Wayland. Patricia is a 1973 Washington High School graduate and Daniel works as a car operator for Wenger Construction with a January 10 wedding planned.
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Brighton
Cletus Sieren
Patricia
Daniel Richard
Oscar Richard
Wayland
Washington High School
Wenger Construction
Future Homemakers elect new officers at Washington High
The Washington high School Chapter of Future Homemakers of America has elected Randi Allen as president Joyce Grim as vice president Louise Albright as secretary and JoAnn Dusenbury as treasurer for 1975 76. They biked to Sockum Ridge for lunch and back and plan to attend the district FHA meeting in New London on Sept 20 where Stephanie Beliel chairs the Bicentennial skit. Joni Hammond will be installed as District Music chairman. the chapter has 33 members and is advised by Mary Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Randi Allen
Joyce Grim
Louise Albright
JoAnn Dusenbury
Sockum Ridge
New London
Stephanie Beliel
Washington
Joni Hammond
Washington Fha
Mary Atwood
Ladies Night Dinner by Harry Barker Marine Corps League
Members of the Harry Barker Marine Corps League detachment plan a ladies night and dinner at the Blue Note Cafe at 6 30 p m on September 15. The event aims to support the group and offers a social evening with possible fundraising elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Harry Barker
Marine Corps League
Blue Note Cafe
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North Carolina
Northrup King Seed Co
Janis
Mrs. Jay Michael Heck
Minnie Schroeder
Bve
Arlo Schroeder
R. J
William Thom
Denice and
Kelly
Marilyn Sedivec
Nick
Portland
Newberg
Ore
Orval Meeks
Don McLaughlin
Meeks
Sacramento
Calif
Earl Cline
Anchorage
Alaska
Palmer
Cline
Annie Morris
United Presbyterian Home
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Mae Sorrell
Yorkshire
Iowa
Bicentennial
USA
Spurgeon’s
Spurgeon
Ron Hoehn
Cyrus Chapter
Zeredatha Council
T.g.lf
Marion Augustine
Inez Loomis
Harold Timmins
Maurice Libe
Carl Kelley
Lodge
Washington Evening Journal
Stee
White Swan
Spurgeon's
Osincup
Camera Center
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