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Miss Blass, Overland Christian Church St. Louis was the setting of August 10 wedding of Miss Barbara Jeanne Blass of St. Louis and Randolph Hoberts Presley of Wellsville. David Fulbright officiated at the dout le-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry H. Blass of St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs.

Lowell Presley are the parents of the groom of Wellsville. Twelve candle posts were along the aisles and two candelabra were in front of the church with two sprays next to the communion table. The bride. given in marriage by her father. designed and sewed her gown and veil of white lutesong crepe with long sheer sleeves.

empire waist and square neckline. It was trimmed with lace accented with yellow rosebuds and the floor-length veil was edged with matching lace. The former Miss Blass carried a basket of yellow roses, gardenias. spider mums and daisies. Mrs.

Diane Warmann of St. Louis, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. The brides attendants were Miss Chris Heaton, Miss Janet Burnley, Miss Carol Blumenthal, all of St, Louis. They wore yellow and peach floral print, voile garden dresses with peach and yellow picture hats. They carried baskets of white and bronze daisies, yellow roses, spider mums, status and baby's breath.

The groom's brother, Greg Presley, was the best man, Richard Lewis of Wellsville. Mike Heath of Columbia, Charles Conover and Edward Warmann of St. Louis, were the groomsmen. Andy Conover, nephew of the groom, lit the candles at the beginning of the ceremony. A reception was held after the ceremony at the United Machinists Hall in St.

Louis for supper. Debby Presley handled the guest book and Marti Perlstein was at the gift table. After a trip to southern Missouri, the couple is at horne in Columbia. The new Mrs. Presley is a graduate of Normandy High School in St.

Louis and was graduated from the University of Missouri at Columbia with a Bachelor of Education degree in mathematics. She is employed as a junior high math teacher in Fayette. Mrs. Benton Speaks The Happy Circle Senior Citizens met in Fellowship Hall at the Centennial Baptist Church on September 23 for a covered-dish luncheon. Mrs.

Katie Iman presided over the business ineeting. A guest, Mrs. Quinnie Benton, spoke on the nutrition program and announced a convention for OATS on October 24 in Jefferson City. It was decided the Happy Circle would attend lunch at Mr. Presley Marry 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Randolph Presley The groom is a graduate of employed at the Ramada Inn Wellsville-Middletown High Co. School and is completing his A buffet rehearsal dinner degree in business ad- was given by the Presleys at ministration at the University the home of their daughter, of Missouri at Columbia. He is Mrs. Nancy Conover, in St.

Louis. Happy Homemakers Meet At Hunts' The Happy Homemakers Club held its September meeting at the home of Mrs. Dale Hunt with Mrs. Dick Lubbers as co-hostess. A special guest, Patrick Horner, Magistrate judge for Callaway County, told how the magistrate courts work.

He asked the members to write to their state representatives and senators asking for more money for the probation and parole boards. To Happy Circle Garfield on October 28 at 11:30 a.In. Those wishing to attend should call Mrs. Hattie Pulis by October 24 at 581-0203. Others attending were Mr.

and Mrs. R.C. Baker, Mrs. John Machin, Mrs. Edna Weber, Mrs.

Alice Beatty, Mrs. Lena Zuck, Mrs. Virgie Simcoe, Mrs. Beatrice Ristow, Mrs. Jessie Jenkins, Mrs.

Audrey Walters, Mrs. Mary Leebrick, Mrs. Lola Hartegan, Mrs. Geneva Conley and Mrs. Hattie Pulis.

Miss Burchfield To Wed Mr. Adkins in December HIGH HILL--Mr. and Mrs. Garland Burchfield of High Hill announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Sue Burchfield. to Robert Dennis Adkins, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Adkins of Kansas City. Miss Burchfield was a graduate of Montgomery County R-II High School. In May she received her degree in electrical engineering from the University of Missouri at Rolla and is employed by the Exxon Pipeline Company of Houston, Tex.

Mr. Adkins will be graduated from the University of Missouri at Rolla with a Latest Selection Of Princess Gardner BILLFOLDS KEY CASES Charm Gift Shop South Side Square Special Smorgasbord Nightly Dinner Plate Special Monterey Restaurant MEXICO (MO.) LEDGER Page 6 Saturday. Sept. 28. 1974 CALENDAR SATURDAY Parents Without Partners dance, Mexico Knights of Columbus Hall, Jim William's Blue Tones Band, 9 p.

m. September 28. MONDAY OATS Bus No. 2 to Columbia. September 30.

IOOF Lodge No. 99 Annual Wiener Roast, 6:30 p.m.. Lakeview Park shelter houses. Sept. 30.

TUESDAY OATS Bus No. 10 to Unity Village in Kansas City, leave 5 a.m. October 1. Helping Hand Circle of The King's Daughters and Sons, 2 p.m.. at the home of Mrs.

Denver Hudson, Mrs. Ray Wanger and Mrs. John Fairchild, co-hostesses, Mrs. A. W.

Meine presiding, Mrs. Vernon Marietta, program. October 1. Chapter HD, Audrain County Historical Museum, 8 p.m., Mrs. Fred Harris, hostess.

October 1. Whatsoever Circle of The King's Daughters and Sons, covered-dish luncheon, Presbyterian Church, 12 p.m., Mrs. Harry Meyer, program. October 1. Mrs.

King Wed To Capt. Dunavant Capt. Paul Dunavant of the Mexico Fire Department and Mrs. Betty Hager King. formerly of Benton City, were married in a civil ceremony Sept.

25 at Miami, Oklahoma. They are now making their home at 11 Rock Springs Dr. Capt. Dunavant has a son, Tony, of Mexico, and Mrs Dunavant has three children. daughters in Laddonia and Holland and a son in Centralia.

Sapps and Tyners Attend State Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sapp and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tyner attended a state auxiliary officers' meeting at Ozark Village Resort at the Lake of the Ozarks on September 20- 22.

It was announced at the meeting a grant of $500 was given from the Jimmy Durante children, who are friends of the Eagles and Auxiliaries, to the St. Louis Children's Hospital. September 21 they attended the Ozark Opry. Mrs. Sapp is a state chaplain and Mrs.

Tyner is a committee finance chairman. The next state meeting will be the regional MissouriKansas conference at St. Joseph on October 18-20 for Aeries and Auxiliaries. In Montgomery City honored. Mrs.

Marilyn Block is compiling a history oft these early schools. Those present were taken on a tour to counties in Missouri including Audrain, Nodaway, Savannah, Buchanan, Platte, Harrison, Putnam, Linn, Louis, Callaway, Boone, Saline, Lafayette and Jackson by means of a slide collection featuring historical scenes Mrs. Borgelt narrated. Newton Reunion Held At Recreation Park Who's Doing What? Dr. Richard Schmidtke.

DVM. 1020 S. Western, has returned from a two-day meeting of the American Animal Hospital Association held this week in Kansas City. Mrs. Tyler of Mexico has just returned from an extended visit with her sisters and families, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Jameson of Hemet, and Mrs. Anna Rose Harlan of Long Beach, and other relatives and friends in Reedley, Los Angeles and Hollywood, Calif. Red Stocking Follies Tickets Available General admission tickets are now available for the Red Stocking Follies for $2. They may be obtained from the First National Bank, Commerce Bank, McIntyre's, Weiss', Hagan's, Hospital Shop, Baumgartner's in Auxvasse, Laddonia State bank and Martinsburg Bank.

Also they are available from area people: Mrs. John Erdel, Mrs. H.I. Nesheim Mrs. Ned Rhodes, Mrs.

James Botts, Mrs. Jim Badaracco, Mrs. Harold Holsheiser, Mrs. Mel Fuemmeler, Mrs. Fred Jacobi, William Fitzpatrick, Mrs.

Glenn Maxwell, Mrs. Russell Stevens, Mrs. E.B. Turner, Mrs. Robert Spradlins Host The descendants of Samuel T.

and Abigail Jones held their reunion September 15 with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Spradlin of Mexico as host and hostess at their airplane hanger northwest of Auxvasse. The day was spent with 1 games and visiting. Gifts were presented to the couple married the longest, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Teague; newest wed couple, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spradlin; parents with the most children present, Mr. and Mrs.

James W. Woolfolk; one traveled farthest, Mrs. Abbie Thomas of Oklahoma; oldest man present, Tom Teague; youngest child present, Heather Cook; quilt blocks with family names were won by Mrs. -Raymond Abington. Those attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Angel and Mike of Wellsville; Mrs. Lottie Walker, Willie Angel, Mrs. Warren Smith, Frankie and Cindy Zumwalt of Montgomery City; Mr. and Mrs.

James W. Woolfolk of Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jones of Mokane; Mr. and Mrs.

Asa Angel of Middietown; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Woolfolk and sons, Miss Jo Lynn Hewitt of Hallsville; Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Beedle and Bonnie, Dennis Beedle, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Newsom and Michelle, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Smithee, Pam, Debbie, Darrin and Tara, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spradlin of Auxvasse; Mrs. Abbie N. Thomas, Oklahoma; Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Angel, Kevin and Wood, Mrs. J.W. Swatek, Mrs. Clarence Torreyson, Mrs.

Clifford Williams, Mrs. Deloy Isgrig, Mrs. H. Ross Vance, Mrs. G.

Andy Runge, Mrs. Charles Lovell, Mrs. Dorothy Bise, Mrs. Jim Dye, Mrs. Tom M.

Hodges, Miss Karen Williams, Mrs. Helen McIntire, Ron Pashia, Mrs. Marilyn Gonzalez, Mrs. Shelbia Burnett, Mrs. Wilma Hase, Mrs.

Sandy Smith, Mrs. Nancy Womack, Mrs. Tina Marshall and Mrs. Jean Toalson. Students through the eighth grade will be admitted to the dress rehearsal on October 3 at 7:30 p.m, for 50 cents admission.

Jones Reunion Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Woolfolk, Mr. and Mrs. James Cook and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Berry, Kim, Tim and Steven, Miss Becky Tiller and Miss Janet Vaughn of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teague, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Teague, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Breneman, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Potter of Laddonia; Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Abington of Vandalia; Mr. and Mrs. James Meissert, Renee and Joey of Camdenton; Mr. AT 1 Mrs.

Bob Griffith, Rodney and Christy, Mrs. Bessie Griffith, Marvin Griffith, Mrs. Fannie B. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs.

Everette Tiller and Kevin, Miss Lisa Tiller of Mexico. The Robert L. Newton reunion was held September 15 at Recreation Park in Centralia with 74 persons attending. Prizes were awarded to Rita Boggs, guest prize; Mrs. Harold Lapp, door prize; John Kyle Oliver, youngest baby; Mrs.

Yancey Sanders, oldest woman; Jesse Palmer, oldest man; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Shuck youngest couple; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Palmer oldest married couple; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Stone of Fulton, ones traveling the farthest; Richard Eicken, child door prize. Others attending were Robby and Jeff Stone of Fulton; Mrs. Mary Smith and Phillip, Ronnie and Troy; Mr. and Mrs.

James Embree and Patty of Moberly; Bill Manning and Janet Holtkamp of Columbia; Miss Garlene Holtkamp of Carbondale, Noah Buck of Columbia; Jeff and Scotty Shuck, Mr. Mrs. Cecil Haggard, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lapp, Mrs.

Lena Ridgel, Cecil Sanders, Mrs. Adriane Eiken and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mark and Glen Plotner, Frances, Mike and Roger Shuck of Mexico; Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Boyles of the state of California; Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver, Kelli, Kenny and Bob, Robert Joe Oliver, Mrs. Bernie Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patton, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenny J. Palmer, Bernice Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer Becky, Leslie and Tammie, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Dean Roberts, Sharon and Mike, John McCauley, Mrs. David Barnes, Vicki and Teresa, Peggy Stone, Mrs. Bertha Palmer, Mrs. Zallie Roberts of Centralia; After a basket dinner, games were enjoyed.

The reunion will be held the third Sunday in September in 1975 with the same committees in charge. Willing Workers Plan Church Cleaning Day The Sunrise Willing Wormers met Sept. 19 at the home of Mrs. John Miller for the monthly meeting. Seven members were present.

Mrs. Miller has completed ten lap robes and it was voted to give one to Todd Paden when he is released from the hospital. He recently broke his leg and will be in traction for two more weeks. Discussion was held on a cleaning day for the church before the revival which begins Oct. 4.

Mrs. Charles Young announced a work day will be held at the home of Mrs. Iman on Oct. 3 and the next business meeting and study meeting will be with Mrs. Young on THE PHILLIPS HOME Accredited Nurse Aides Air Conditioned Comfort Automatic Sprinkler System 24-Hour Nursing Care Electronic Air Cleaning Special Diets (314) 581-2547 221 E.

Whitley St. Mrs. Martha Eckley, LPN Mexico, Mo. Administrator Oct. 1 17.

Mrs. Miller led the study on the divisions of the New Testament. One guest was present, Mrs. Sadie Langmore, and members present were Mrs. Raymond Iman, Mrs.

Miller, Mrs. Young, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs. Leona Rask, Mrs. Hugh Newbrough and Mrs.

Carl Nordwald. Miss Lynne Miss Wehrman Mr. Rajani in MONTGOMERY CITY Mr. and Mrs. Howard Q.

Wehrman of Montgomery City have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lynne Lavonne Wehrman, to Narindar Gurmukhdas Rajani, son of Mrs. Gurmukhdas Rajani and the late Mr. Rajani of Bombay, India. Miss Wehrman is a 1965 graduate of Montgomery County R-2 High School and a 1970 graduate of the University of Missouri at Columbia with a degree in home economics education. She is employed as a home economics teacher for the Vocational Education Department at the St.

Louis State Hospital in St. Louis. Mr. Rajani was graduated from Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society's High School in Bombay and from St. Louis University in 1966 with a degree in industrial engineering and from South- The Mexico United Methodist Circuit Bethel, Littleby, Maple Grove, Oliver Ivan O.

Donaldson, Pastor Greetings to Members and Friends: You will want to attend the 5th SUNDAY PROGRAM, September 29th at Bethel Church. Program will start with a Barbecue Chicken Lunch at 12:00 Noon. Please bring all but meat and drink. All will attend TENT CRUSAGE SERVICE AT 2:30 where THE GOSPEL STRINGS WILL SING AND BUD DONALDSON will preach Lord's Acre Sales: Olivet Church, Saturday, October 5th, starting at 5:00 Bethel Church, Saturday, October 19th, starting at 5:00 Maple Grove Church, starting at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 26th Yours in Christ, Ivan O.

Donaldson, Pastor 8 12 MONDAY, HOUR Noon Till SEPTEMBER 8:00 SALE p.m. Department Store West Plaza, Mexico, Mo. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: SHOE SALE 1) Pick out any three pairs of shoes from our regular stock of men's and women's shoes. 2) Pay only for the two the third most FOR expensive pairs pair is FREE. 3) Mix or match.

Bring a friend and To Wed November ern Illinois University at Edwardsville in 1972 with a master's in business administration. He is employed by Country Set Sportswear in St. Louis as director of production planning and control. A November wedding is planned. GEM WISE Mrs.

Bob Simpson, Mrs. J.C. Rountree and Mrs. Lubbers received birthday gifts. Mrs.

Mock received the hostess gift and garne prizes went to Mrs. Glen Stiers, Mrs. Homer Spradlin and Mrs. Ed Lee. The next meeting will be Oct.

2 with Mrs. Nola Cooper as hostess. At the August meeting, Miss Jo Ellen Spradin showed slides and told her experiences on the People to People tour of Europe. Some of the countries she visited included Germany, England, Denmark, Austria and Russia. Extension Clubs Meet Twenty-six members were present at the Montgomery County Extension Club representing 10 extension clubs.

Mrs. Carl Humm, county president, was in charge of the business meeting. A Christmas party was planned for the December Council Meeting with a cookie exchange. A three-county Craft Day will be held October 25 at Wright City. It was asked that anyone with any knowledge of the whereabouts or availability of murals of Missouri to please notify the County Extension Office.

Mrs. Dorothy Borgelt. Achievement day was announced for September 25 at the Merchants Building on Fairgrounds. Teachers of oneroom school houses will be Something NEW in Would you believe 6 oz. Rib Eye Baked Potato Tossed Salad Texas Toast Only Regular menu also available Steak House South Trails Mexico by STAHL Certified Gemologist.

REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY SOCIETY GEMS OF THE HEAVENS degree in electrical engineering in December. He is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. 'The wedding is planned for December 21 at the South Broadland Presbyterian Church in Kansas City. Birthstones are a timeless tradition and many people use this lovely custom to help them select gifts for their loved ones. Did YOU! know that there are also gemstones for days of the week and even -for hours of the day? It would take quite a treasure chest were one to attempt to honor every gemstone custom.

Here is a charming piece from an unknown poet which celebrates gems according to the zodiac. If you would cherish friendship true. in aquarjus well you'll do To wear this gem of warmest hue- the garnet. From passion and from care kept free Shall pisces' children ever be Who wear so all the world may see- the amethyst. Who on this world of ours his eyes In aries opens shall be wise If always on his hand there lies- the bloodstone.

If on your hand this stone you bind. You in taurus born will find 'twill cure diseases of the mind the sapphire. Gemini's children health and wealth command, And all the ills of age withstand. Who wear their rings on either hand- of agate. 11 born in cancer's sign, they say.

Your life will joyful be alway, If you take with you on your way- an emerald. When youth to manhood shall have grown. Under leo torn and lone twill have lived but for this stone- the onyx. Success will bless whate'er you do, Through virgo's sign, if only you Place on your hand her own gem true- carnelian. Through libra's sign it is quite well To free yourself from evil spell, For in her gem surcease doth dwell- the chrysolite.

Through scorpio this gern so fair Is that which every one should wear, Of tears of sad repentance bearthe beryl. Who first comes to this world below Under sagittarius should know That their true gem should ever show- a topaz. Those who live in capricorn No trouble shall their brows adorn It they this glowing gem have worn the ruby. Pilcher's 102 S. Jefferson 581-5505.