The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 5

TUB EMPORIA DAILY Emporta, Kansas, Wednesday, 27, MKS. JAMES EDWARD NELSON, who was married at the First Metho- crtisl church In Gridley June 3. Mrs. Nelson, the former Faye Arm- istrong-, is.a daughter of Theta Armstrong, of Gridley. Mr.

Nelson Is a ion of Mrs. Ethel Nelson, of Burlington. (Selby Studio photo, Gazette engraving) WIN $5000 Gordon Ooodwin, Lee Joslln, Jay Brlnlcman and Bob Morgan. McKinnejr-Stockebrand Mr. and Mrs.

James O. Mckinney, of Hartford, announce, the marriage of their daughter, Esther Alice, to Walter Kalph Stockebrand, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Stockebrand, Garnett. The Rev. W. Stanton, of White City, formerly of Hartford, read the double ring service at the Hartford Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

Eldon C. Beemer played a prelude organ music and the traditional wedding marches. Mrs. Harry LaCerte, of Emporia, was the soloist. J.

C. McKlnney gave his daughter In marriage. The bride wore a gown of 'imported lace and satin fashioned with a lace bodice and a yoke of The bouffant satin skirt was made with a chapel train and a front tunic of lace which tapered to points at the sides. Her Juliet cap held the fingertip length veil of French illusion and she carried a bouquet of lilies and stephariotis. Miss Kathleen McKlnney, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, arid Miss Anne Hunter, of Harper, and Miss Barbara Glover, of Caldwell, were' bridesmaids.

Their dresses were of blue, green, and pink organdy over, taffeta and made with wide bertha collars. They wore Juliet caps and matching mitts and carried bouquets of daisies. Wayne Stockebrand, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and ushers were James T. McKinney, Livermore, brother of the bride; Theodore Bernard, Kansas City, Warren Shaw and J. W.

Keil, of Lawrence. Assisting at the reception In the parsonage after the ceremony were Mrs. Theodore Bernard, Kansas City, Miss JoAnne Elder, Lawrence; and Miss Yvonne Settle. Kansas City. Miss Kay Smith, of Yates Center, was in charge of the guest book.

Mr. and Mrs. Stockebrand sre both graduates of the University of Kansas. The couple is on a wedding trip to Estes Park, Colo. After July 15 they will live at Garnett where Mr.

Stockebrand Is associated with his father in the operation of the StocVebrand Motor company. MRS. WALTER RALPH STOCKEBRAND, the former Miss Esther Alice daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. McKinncy, of llarllord, Who was married Sunday at the Hartford Methodist church. Mr, Stockebrand Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Stockebrand, of Garnett. (Whitaker Studio photo, Gazette engraving-). MRS. MOTER D.

THOMAS, was Miss Ann Davies, daughter ol Mrs. Thomas R. Davies, of Emporia, before her marriage Sunday at the Second Presbyterian Mrs. Thomas has been a member at the music faculty at Emporla State (Gazette engraving) JUST FINISH THIS 2-LINE JINGLE IN BIG 10-2-4 Society JINGLE CONTEST! LIFT FOR UFE AT 10,2, and 4 tf HURRY! CONTEST CLOSES MIDNIGHT, JULY 31, 1951 A simple you can dream up in a minute may bring you $5,000 tax to solve financial or making dreamj come true! Or you win a Wilif 1 station wagon, or a trip to Mexico for two; a'Motorola con jolt -Tilevijioa ttt with 19" Jcretn, or a swell Scfewmn bicycle. And art of other Don't jiiit think about ill Eater today, and enter ai many at TOO wish, long at you enclose a Dr.

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Approximately 50 members and guests attended the second summer bridge-luncheon Tuesday at the Emporia Country club. Guest prizes were received by Mrs. G. A. Alexander, Mrs.

R. G. Watkins and Mrs. Marjorie Kempker. Member prizes went to Carl Alexander, Mrs.

B. B. Stanley and Mrs. James Garter. Members of the committee in charge of arrangements were Mrs.

'White, Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Praiik Johnson, Mrs. Laurent DeBauge and Mrs. B.

B. Stanley. The next luncheon will be July 10. Mrs. William i was guest of Monday evening at a cradle shower and dessert bridge given by Mrs.

Scott Mouse, Mrs. Stuart Watson and Mrs. Leslie at the Freeman home, 1. Favors were received by I Mrs. Grimwood, Mrs.

Keith Caywood, and Mllsap. Guests were Mrs. Grimwood, Mrs. F. L.

Grimwood, Cottonwood Falls, and Mesdames A. E. Morris, William Denny, Virgil Hurt, Robert Foncannon, Keith Caywood, Virginia Hassis, James Putnam, Gerald Stafford, D. L. Baltz, P.

L. Woodbury, LaMar Mar- kpwitz, and William Jones. Davies-Thomas The marriage of Miss Ann Davles, daughter of Mrs. Thomas R. Davies, of Emporia, and the late Thomas R.

Davies, of Wales, England, to Dr. Moyer of Salt Lake City, Utah, took place Sunday afternoon at the Second Presbyterian church. The Rev. Paul L. Carpenter read the service.

As the guests assembled, Mrs. Charles C. Underwood played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Trevor Lewis. Given in marriage by her cousin, Lewis J. Lewis, the bride wore a ballerina length gown of pink ice Chantilly lace.

Her hat was of lace and tulle and she wore a corsage of gardenias and sweetheart roses. Mrs. J. Manuel Hughes, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her gown was of chartreuse Chantilly lace fashioned like that of the bride and her corsage was of gardenias and stephanotis.

Miss Claire daughter of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She chose a dress of pale orchid frosted organza and wore a corsage of gardenias. Libby Nell Hughes and Bronwen Lewis were flower girls and Kay Hughes and Ann Underwood lighted the tapers. J. Manuel Hughes was best man for Mr.

Thomas. Ushers were Dr. C. C. Underwood, Dr.

Price Kermit Oakes and Bob Hughes. The reception after the service, was held at the home of Mr. and Manuel Hughes. Mrs. Kermit Oakes was In charge the reception and friends of the bride assisted with the serving.

Mrs. Thomas has been a member of the music department faculty at Emporia State college. Dr. Thomas is a research chemist for the American Smelting and Refining company in Salt Lake City. The couple is on a wedding trip through the western states.

They will live 5n Salt take City. GET RULES AND ENTRY BLANKS AT YOUR DEALER'S MILLER Several persons from this community attended the funeral of Mrs. Parks In the Admire Methodist church Sunday afternoon. The Parks family now Jive near Lawrence but were former residents of the Waterloo neighborhood southeast of Admire Drink Dr. For A LIFT fOR UFB! The engagement and approach- Ing marriage of Miss Jeanne Foster to James R.

Thoburn, son of Mr. and James Thoburn, of Sonora, has been announced by. her parents, Mr and Mrs. F. T.

West. Miss Foster has chosen July 22 the date of her Miss Foster is a stewardess for American Airlines, Detroit, and Mr. Thoburn is employed by Branlif Airlines at Houston, Texas. Mrs. Berlin Hammer, was guest of 'honor Tuesday at a post nuptial shower given by Miss Barbara and Miss Beverly Guests were Mrs.

Misses "JaneConrielly, Jeanne Thorpe, Jeanne Walvogel, Barbara Fankhauser, Norma Haase, Joan Brockleman, Lottie McWher- tsr, Wmbeth Koch, AUce Needles. Mary Archer, Marge Gcodell, and Pat and Mesdames Jack Halligan, Jonas Groh, B. E. Hammer, Leslie- Olm, Leslie Olm, BAILEY'S Calendar: Child, Guidance family picnic. Ham-, mond park, 6:15 p.

m. members bring covered dish, meat dish and family drink. Kendall Ellis Lodge, l.O.O.F. hall. Welcome Wagnn Newcomers Bridge club, no meetings during June.

Marvin Rees gave a color dem- instration at the meeting Tuesday of the Santa Pe Trail Mrs. Lloyd Herbert, 20 South State; md Mrs. Will Kopke were co-hosi A picnic in connection with monthly safety meeting was Jlnnned for July 9 at the Scott tfouse cabin. A dozen members were present. Mrs.

Wayne Fank- lauser received the door favor. This was the last meeting until September 25 whea Mrs. Claude Smith, 725 Sherman, and Mrs. Francis Krueger will be co-hostesses. Guests at the meeting were Mrs.

Claude Hutton, of Oakland, Mrs. Lee Wright, Mrs. Leonard Morfltt and Mrs. Maurice Hind. Nomination of officers tor the American, Legion auxiliary were made Tuesday night at a meeting of 14 members at the Legion home.

Election will be July 10. Candidates for the Qffices are Mrs. Charles Toelle, president; Mrs. Robert Hedges, first vice president; Mrs. Cecil Hess, second vice president; Mrs.

Warren Foster, secretary; Mrs. Sam Keefer, treasurer; Mrs. Cleo Smalllng, chaplain; Mrs. Launa Marsh, historian; Mrs. Alva McCray, sergeant-at-arms.

Mrs. Charllne Brackeen reported on her visit Sunday at Marion at the dedication service for the new American Legion home. It was announced that new members would be initiated'at the next meeting, and that magazines would be sold under the sponsorship of the-auxiliary for two more hospital beds. A CAHOONE ANNIVERSARY Special to The Gazette: Strong and Mrs. Alfred Cahoone, of Strong City, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday.

The following guests were present: L. A. Bourland, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bourland, Wilma Lou and Mary Alice, of Cottonwood Falls; Mr.

and Mrs. Tllfred Bourland, of Emporia; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warnken, and Jimmy, of Hartford; Mr. and Mrs.

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