The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 19

Wednesday, September 12.1073 THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS Page 5' MRS. JEROME CLAYTON RUSSELL, who was married Sept- 1st is the former Sandra Lea Linkous, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Linkous, 928 Mechanic St. Mr.

RusseE'is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Russell, 1114 Topeka St. LU Tonigkt's Order of the Beauceant: Masonic Temple, ,6:30 p.m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha: Mrs.

Gary Brier, 901 Sunrise Drive, 7 p.m. Over 40 Club: Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Sweit Adelines: First Congregational Church, 7:30 p.m. TOPS Club, Chapter 8t: Recreation Center, 7:30 p.m. Thuisday's Calendar: Emporia Country Club Golf Association: Matches, 12:30 p.m.

Welcome Wagon Club: Sirloin Stockade, 1:15 p.m. Newman Hospital Auxiliary Board: Mrs. Lawrence KasI, 1037 Lawrence a.m. Central Community- Club: Mrs. Oscar Glenn, 1108 East Eleventh Ave.

Elder Citizens Club: Luncheon, Recreation Center. Boston Grange: 302 South Commercial St. 1 1 Plans for the coming year were completed at a 'luncheon and meeing of the Emporia Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America, held Tuesday in Forren's Restaurant. The business session was conducted by the vice presi- Wayne Jones, -and the program was presented by Mrs. W.

A. Droege who showed a film titled, Kinds of People." Out-of-town members and guests among those who attended were Mrs. Arthur Meadow Vista, Leek, Topeka, and Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Pickett, Americus.

The next luncheon and meeting will be Oct. 9th. -t Mesdames Lloyd Stone and Paul McKnab entertained members of the local Alpha Sigma Tau Alumni chapter Monday evening in the home of -Mrs. Stone, 816 Sherwood Way. Mrs.

Stone presided at a brief business session and conducted installation services for the other officers who will serve for the coming year. The other officers are: Mrs. McKnab, Vice President; Mrs. James Barnett, Secretary; Mrs. Gary Leitnaker, Treasurer; and Mrs.

Edwin Thill, Editor. -t The Tuesday evening meeting of the Athenaeum Study Club was held in the home of Mrs. E. E. Grimes, 1010 Exchange St.

The business session was conducted by Mrs. Paul Halm. A revision of the constitution and proposed by Mrs. Kenneth Brock, was accepted and a schedule for the coming year was The next meeting will be Sept. 25th.

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Get it in machine washable polyester knit. $39.00 Sizes SOCIETY Linkotts-Ritssell The Sacred Heart Church was the setting for the marriage Saturday afternoon, Sept. 1st, of Miss Sandra Lea Linkous and Mr. Jerome Clayton Russell. The sanctuary was decorated with candelabra twined with asters, gladioli and ferns.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Linkous, 923 Mechanic and Mr. Russell is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Russell, 1114 Topeka St. The double-ring service was read by the Rev. Lery Wtndling, 0. F. of Calumet, Mich.

The organist was Mrs. Fred Markowitz. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress, of peau de soie and sheer and an illusion veil held with a bandeau of ruffled lace. Her dress was styled with long bishop sleeves of sheer, an overlay of Chantilly lace on the Empire bodice and appliques of lace on the floor-length skirt. Her veil was edged with a band of lace.

The bride carried a bouquet of yellow roses and blue carnations. Her attendants wore floor-length dresses of blue brocaded taffeta, fashioned with Empire waistlines and short puffed sleeves, and they carried yellow roses and blue carnations. The bride's attendants were Miss Patricia Linkous, a sister, maid of honor, and Mrs. James Russell of Salina, bridesmatron. The best man was Mr.

Kenneth Trear and the groomsman was Mr. James Russell. The other attendants were Mr. Michael Langley, Olpe; Mr. Michael Linkous, Wichita, and Messrs.

Ronald Trear and Richard Linkous, ushers: Jean Russell, flowergirl, Tony Russell, ringbearer, and Dianna Brewer, candlelighter. The reception after the ceremony was held in the Sacred Heart School Hall. Mrs. Michael Langley and 'Misses Kathy Brewer and Kathy Trear assisted with the serving. Mrs.

Michael Linkous presided at the guest book and Misses Trish and Ginny Schultz and Rita Krueger were in charge of the gift table. The bride and bridegroom were graduated from Emporia High School. and' the Flint Hills Vocational-Technical School" and the bridegroom also was graduated from the Salina Vocational-Technical School. They have returned from a wedding trip to Colorado and are living at South Ninth Salina. Out-of-town persons at the wedding, in addition to those mentioned, were Mir.

and Mrs. John Wendling, Wichita; Miss Peggy James, Sauna; Mr. Ronald Russell, El Dorado; Mr. and Mrs. William Logan and daughter, Lisa, Elizabeth and Schmidt and Mr.

Loyd Brewer and daughters, Peabody; Mrs. Earl Roth and daughter, Karen, Hutcbinson, and Messrs, and Mesdames S. F. Wendling ana Michael Heins; Messrs, and Mesdames S. J.

Wendling, John Trear, Leonard Coble, Charles Lutz and John Blaufuss and their children, Mrs. Jack Cates and Messrs. Joseph Wendling, Michael Cates, Gary Redeker, Charles Seheve and' Carl Haag, all of Olpe. -f Defenbaugh-Tobin Announcement has been made of the Aug. 25th marriage of Miss Susan Defenbaugh of Wichita and Mr.

Kenneth Tobin, a former Emporian. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Defenbaugh of Chanute, is a student at the Wesley Medical Center School of Radiology in Wichita. The bridegroom, son of Mrs.

Charles Brust, Chanute, and Mr. James Tobin, Emporia, is an employe of the Santa Fe Railroad. They -are living at 617 Jiorih Erie Wichita. The service was read in the United Brethren in Christ Church in Chanute and the attendants were Mrs. Patrick McGuirk and Mr.

Michael Carlson. The ushers were Mr. Laurin Tobin, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr. Fred Defenbaugh. The mu- sicians were Miss Brenda Steele and Mr.

Larry Lindsberg. Amoag those assisted at the reception after the ceremony was Miss Deanna Tobin of Emporia. sister of the bridegroom. Others from Emporia who attended the wedding were Mesdames F. J.

Weller, Robert Roberts, R. M. Andersen and Richard Burch, Miss Arlene Andersen and Messrs. Philip Weller and Rodney Franz. Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Wiseman of Toman, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Mary Catherine, to Mr. Barry Richard Wessel of Emporia, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry R. Wessel of Medicine Lodge, formerly of Emporia. Miss Wiseman attended the University of Wisconsin at LaCrosse and Mr. Wessel is a student at Kansas State Teachers College, majoring in accounting, and a representative of the Emporia State Bank and Trust Company.

He recently completed three years of military service with the Army Security Agency in Chicago, 111. An Oct. 6th wedding is planned. -r Mrs. Funston J.

Eckdall and Miss Karen Eckdall entertained Saturday afternoon in their home, 1431 State with a tea and layette shower in honor of Mrs. John Crotts of Great Bend. The other guests were Mrs. Marion Nickelson, Great Bend: Mesdames Larry Howard. E.

J. McKernan III, Floyd Bartlett and Victor Robledo and Misses Lori Howard, Lynn Downing, Debbie Conard, Leanne Houghton, Jane Perkins, Kim Walters, Hatsy Waters, Barbara Hubert, Stephanie Werner, Connie Reece and Loretta Breckenridge. -f -f A dinner party held Saturday in Chicken Annie's Restaurant celebrated the 25th.wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David W.

Smith. Hosts and hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. -Myers and son, Robert, Independence: Mr.

and airs. Kenneth Smith, Misses Renee Korte and Zina Smith and Messrs. Randall and Robert Smith. Humane Society Auxiliary For Lyon County Formed A meeting to organize an auxiliary to the Lyon County Humane Society was held Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Rex Brown, Ri.

3. Plans to assist with projects in raising money to help finance the Humane Society were discussed and it was decided a bazaar and bake sale would be held Sept. 22nd in the mall cf the iliiis Center. Membership is open to any interested persons and information is available from Mrs. Jerry Potts, 804 Whildin St.

The next meeting will be Oct. nth in the home of Mrs. R. T. Allen, 1217 Sania Fe Trail at 1:30 p.

m. READING Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris. Kim and Amy, Bartlesville, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Schlobohm during the weekend. Riggses Honored on Golden Anniversary Sunday A reception held Sunday afternoon in the parlor of the First United Methodist Church celebrated the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hervey M.

Riggs. home is at 1419 Center St. Hosts and hostesses for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delmar Riggs.

Manhattan Beach. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Dorothy Riggs' Conley and their son. Randy, from Wayne, Pa.

They were assisted by Mrs. Ernest D. Riggs, who presided at the guest book; Mrs. Floyd Weltha. who was in charge of the gift table, and Mesdames Roy Gray.

Homer Bush and Harry Dilwonh. who were stationed at the serving table. Approximately 150 guests called during the afternoon. Those from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs.

Grover Piper and Cindy and Jeffrey Piper, Duniap; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bush. Baldwin: A. Shupe and Florence Dickey, Wichita: Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Lunsford, Reading: Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Riggs and Richard. Mahlon and Wesley. Mrs. C. B.

Riggs and Gladys Robinson, Florence: Mrs. Dale Van Sickle and sons, Rodney and James. Kansas City, Floyd Nease. Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs.

Max Andrews, Neosho Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davis, Admire: Darrell Mounkes, Heringlon: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gomez.

Topeka: Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bevan, Xewton; Mr.

and Mrs. Bur! Bevan, Lost Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Robe, McAllen, Tex.

Canaan-Buckeye Reunion SAFFORDVILLE The 15th annual reunion of pupils and teachers in the former Canaan and East Buckeye Schools was held Sunday in the grade school building. Forty attended and letters were read from three former pupils who were unable to attend Homer Macy of Sun City, Kuth Hampton of Sulphur Springs. and Hallie Umbarger of Siloam Springs. Ark. The business session was conducted by C.

M. Marcellus and special recognition was accorded Mr. and Mrs. of West land, who came the longest distance. Named as officers for the coming year were: Mrs.

George Luginsland. Americus, President; Mrs. Wade E. Myers. Emporia.

Vice President; and Mrs. George Largent. Emporia. Secretary- Treasarer. Use Gazette Want Ads MISS KATHY SCOTT, whose engagement to -Mr.

Michael D. Harvey has been announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Scott, Rt.

3. Miss graduate of Emporia High School, is a junior at Kansas State Teachers College and a member of -Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority. Mr. Harvey is a sophomore student at Kansas State College in Pittsburg and a member of the college Student Union Board. He is the son of Mrs.

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