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Society CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTIOH.TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST mi Miss Hughes and Mr. Wedlock Exchange Vows StSSJSVS: News Notes The Avalon Methodist Church in Avalon was the setting on July 22, 1972 for the wedding of Barbara Jones, Hale, both accessories. She wore a pink cousins of the bride. the the (Cont. from Page 1) Sunday.

PAGE 3 Orville Chapins, Chula; and Mrs. Maude Skinner, 719 Chicago, entered the Chillicothe hospital today. Cadette Girl Scouts To Register Cadette Girl Scout registration will be held Monday, August 28, at 3:45 o'clock at the United Methodist church. The registration fee is $2. Troop 242 will meet on Monday after school at the church this year and girls will work on the Challenge of Social Dependability.

Dinner Honors the Torre Family The Alpha Gamma sorority met Thursday evening at Simpson Park for a covered- dish dinner to honor Mr. and Mrs. Pete Torre and family, who are soon to leave Chillicothe to make their residence in Germany. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Hamil and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fletchall and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Alexander and Brian, Mrs. Bill Sharp, Steve and Terri. Guests were Mrs. Lyle Burkey and Curt, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Klinefelter. The next regular meeting of the fall will meet September 5 at the home of Mrs. Dick Hamil. Mrs.

J. E. Stith, Mrs. N. T.

Forte and Buck, Mrs. Margaret Haiet, Mrs. C. Gannon, Mrs. Curtis Gannon.

Mrs. C. Home, Mrs. Homer Howe, Mrs. Stanley Seaman, Sandra and Mark, and Randel, Mrs.

J. Q. Head, Miss Sherry Myers, Mrs. Raymond Jones, Mrs. Kenny Ware, Mrs.

Mary Norman, Betty Castle, Mrs. Bryon Frazier, Mrs. Goldie Smith, Mrs. Bette Cobb, Miss Chyerl Cobb, Mrs. J.

L. Provelt, Deana and John Jr. Those sending gifts but were unable to come were Tivilla Castleman, Mrs. Russell Davis and sons, Mrs. J.

D. Head, Mrs. V. 0. Head and family, and Mrs.

Mazle Hogan. ACBL Bridge Club Has Regular Session The ACBL Bridge Club met Thursday evening in the Bridge room with both North-South and East-West averaging 84. High scores: Nolan Chapman and Jim Saale. 100' 2 Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Cummings, 924; Mrs. Keith Beardmore and Sam Poindexter, 91' a Dick Benson and Lawrence Long, 87' 2 Mrs. Gerald Bonderer and Ed Wolter, 85; Ron Eisaman and Larry Zimmer, 844. Dick Benson and Mrs. Lawrence Long, 95; Mrs.

Larry Brock, and Mrs. Gary Dickinson, 93; Mrs. G. Will Anderson and Mrs. J.

R. Campbell, 88; Vern Moore and Ben White, 86'2; Mrs. Herb Coult and Mrs. Ed Wolter, 844, and Mrs. Vern Moore and Archie Oestreich, 84.

Mrs. Ben White will be caller for next week. Mrs. Butch Wilson Feted With Shower A cradle shower honoring Mrs. Butch (Pat) Wilson was hosted Thursday evening Kitty Hatfield and Penny Wilson in the Citizens National Bank's Courtesy room.

Tables were decorated with pink and blue streamers and the traditional stork. Games were played and winners presented those gifts to Mrs. Wilson. Cake, cookies, and mints along with coffee and punch were served to Mrs. Jerri Faubion, Mrs.

T. H. Head, Mrs. L. D.

Wilson, Mrs. K. L. Hatfield, Mrs. H.

L. Hatfield, and Connie, Chris, Marcie and Terry, Mrs. Carol McVieghn, CROP Is Topic at Rotary Meeting The Rev. Joseph Trower of Jefferson City, regional director for. the state of Missouri for CROP (Christian Rural Overseas Program) was the speaker at Friday's meeting of the Rotary club.

Mr. Trower said that 20 million people in 80 countries have had a "helping hand" through the efforts of CROP during the 25 years the program has been in effect. He described the three major areas of concern in the program: (1) Emergency programs whereby people are aided in times of disaster anywhere in the world; (1) Ongoing programs which provide necessities for many children's institutions (orphanages) and for senior citizens; (3) Development programs by which communities are assisted in development of helath centers, new roads, and people are "given a chance for a change." "I believe in CROP because it gets is not distributed by governments but rather by Christian missionaries," the speaker said. "I also believe in it because of the concern, it expresses for Mr. Trower was introduced by Merle Doughty, Livingston County CROP chairman, who explained to Rotarians the upcoming CROP campaign here.

Doughty was introduced by Gary Dickinson, co-chairman of programs for August Mrs. Charles Hughes, Broadway, and Mr. Steven Wayne Wedlock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wedlock, 1310 Webster.

The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Eldon Smith, uncle of the bride, of Leon, la. As the guests arrived they were ushered to their seats by Mr. David Hughes, brother of the bride, and Mr. Mark Wedlock, brother of the bridegroom, both of Chillicothe.

Organist, Mrs. Bill Smith, played wedding selections while the guests were being seated, and also accompanied Miss Kathy Sears who sang "Twelfth of Never." Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor- length gown with an under dress of satin with a scooped neckline and an over dress of chantilly lace, featuring an empire waistline and softly gathered skirt, high stand up collar and long lace sleeves, accented with wide cuffs and tiny pearl buttons. The elbow length bridal illusion veil was held by a crown of lace over bridal satin. The wedding gown and veil was styled by the bride's mother. The bride's bouquet consisted of white carnations and tinted pink baby's breath, with white satin ribbon streamers.

Her jewelry consisted of a necklace, a gift from the bridegroom. A street length dress of soft pink crepe was worn by the matron of honor, Mrs. Floyd Hutcherson, Chillicothe, sister of the bride. Her A-line dress featured long puffed sleeves and stand up collar. She carried a long stem white carnation.

Her dress was also styled by the brides mother. Serving as best man was Mr. Bill Wade of Chillicothe. Mrs. David Hughes, sister-in- law of the bride; was at the guest book.

Receiving the gifts were Miss Debbie Locke, Hale, and Miss Miss Janice Ross, and Mrs. Francis Avalon, assisted with the reception. The bridal table was covered with a lace table cloth and centered with pink candles. The three-tiered wedding cake featured pink roses and was topped with a bride and bridegroom. Pink punch nuts, and mints were also served.

For her daughters wedding, Mrs. Hughes chose a powdered blue double knit dress with white accessories. She wore a pink carnation corsage. Mrs. Wedlock wore a brown and white knit dress with white of Hamilton, grandmother of the bridegroom, wore a royal blue figured dress and white carnation corsage.

For the wedding trip to eastern and southern Missouri and Arkansas, Mrs. Wedlock chose a pink dotted Swiss dress with empire waist-line and a white edged in pink carnation corsage. The couple will make their home in Chillicothe where Mr. and Mrs. Wedlock each have employment.

Mrs. Wedlock will attend the Chillicothe R-2 schools. A miscellaneous bridal also from those unable to Mrs. Tena Stockton and David Hughes assisted the honoree in opening her gifts. Refreshments of cake, punch, mints, and nuts were by Mrs.

Hughes and Those present were Mrs. Ruth Jones, Mrs. Tena Stockton, Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mrs. Floyd Hutcherson, Miss Pat Atkins, Miss Teresa Applegate, Mrs.

Lloyd Wedlock, Miss Rebel Blakely, Miss Gail Kaufmann, Miss Jennie Torre, Miss Brenda Hughes, Mrs. David Hughes, Miss Jan Tye, Miss Teresa Yeomans, and gifts were sent by a number of persons unable to attend. HAD VISITORS Visitors during the week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice and daughter, Mrs.

Hattie Goff, Wheeling, were Mrs. Tennis McNally and Mrs. Wayne Seifert and children, Wesley, Toby and Amy, on Thursday; Mrs. Leah Goff and grandchildren, Kerri Beth and Michael Goff of Chillicothe, on Friday. Garry Goff of Chillicothe called Thursday to see his grandmother, Mrs.

Hattie Goff, and Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Wheeling. Mrs. Lloyd Hicks and Tammy and aunt, Mrs.

Hattie Goff, shopped in Chillicothe and Meadville Thursday. LEAVE HOSPITAL Those dismissed from the Chillicothe hospital today were Leona Fassnacht, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fassnacht, Trenton; Jacquelyn Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Larry. Jones, Wheeling, and Lorraine King, 408Vi Clay. Classified advertising must be received by 3 p.m. in order to appear in the following day's issue. THOSE HOSPITALIZED Mrs.

Allie Yuille, Gallatin; Mrs. Cora Wrightman, Braymer; Elbert Browning, 503 Calhoun; Beverly Chapins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deaths and Funerals MR. AND MRS.

STEVEN WEDLOCK Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wayne Wedlock were married July 22, 1972 at the Avalon Methodist church with the Rev. Eldon Smith performing the ceremony. Mrs.

Wedlock is the former Mary Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes, Chillicothe. Mr. Wedlock is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Wedlock, Chillicothe. Photo by Ted Blankenship. Menus EXTENSION CALENDAR August 30, Orientation for British Isles Tour, 7:00, Farmers Electric Chillicothe. August 31, Organization D377 Production of Educational Motion Pictures, Trenton Jr.

College, 7:00. September 1, National Report Forms Due in Extension Office. September 5, Organization G407 Mental hour credit course, Vocational Technical Bldg. 7:00, Chillicothe. September 8, Swine Day, Columbia.

September 15, Field Day, Research Farm, 9:30, Spickard. Going to College This Fall? Let the Constitution-Tribune know about it so that your name may be included in back-to-college news stories. Simply fill out the form below and bring or mail it to "College List," Constitution- Tribune. Name Parents. Address College or University Where Located Date of Departure Year in School Major Subjects Studied Extra Curricular Activities Previous College, if other than above.

Central School Cafeteria Aug. 28-Sept. 1 Monday School Boy Sandwich Potato Chips Sliced Tomatoes Buttered Corn Chilled Peaches Coconut Cake and Milk Tuesday Meat Pie Buttered Potatoes Garden Salad Graham Cracker Pudding Milk Wednesday Spaghetti with Meat Green Beans Carrot and Pineapple Salad Hot Rolls Butter Milk Thursday Chicken Noodles Whipped Potatoes Rosy Applesauce Vanilla Cookies Bread-Butter-Milk Friday Fish Tartar Sauce Macaroni Cheese Cabbage Toss Chocolate Brownies and Fruit Bread-Butter-Milk Junior-Senior High School Menus Aug. 28-Sept. 1 Monday Hamburgers Baked Beans Cole Slaw Peanut Butter Bars Applesauce Milk Tuesday Roast Pork and Gravy Whipped Potatoes Buttered Peas Strawberry Short Cake Bread-Butter-Milk Wednesday Pig in Blanket Creamed Corn Hash Brown Potatoes Snickerdoodle Cookie Apricot Whip Milk Thursday Pizza with Hamburger Tossed Saled Green Beans Unbaked Cookie Peaches Milk Friday Fish with tarter Sauce Macaroni and Cheese Buttered Spenish Cherry Pie Bread-Butter-Milk Field School Cafeteria Aug.28-Sept.

1 Monday Hamburger on Bun Celery Pieces Dill slices and Catsup Pork and Beans Strawberry Jello Sugar Cookies Milk Tuesday Spaghetti with Hamburger Sauce Seasoned Green Beans Lettuce Salad with Tomato Bread and Butter Pineapple Butter Cake Milk Wednesday Creamed Chicken ry. With Biscuits Buttered Corn Pickled Beets Chocolate Pudding Milk Thursday Pork and Gravy Whipped Potatoes Vegetable Sticks Hot Rolls and Butter Applesauce Milk Friday Tuna Salad on Lettuce Buttered Potatoes With Peas Bread and Butter Peanut Butter Bars Milk Dewey Elementary Menu Monday Hamburgers Buns Butter Tossed Salad with Tomato Green Beans Apple Sauce Peanut Butter Bars Tuesday Pork Gravy Bread Butter Mashed Potatoes Creamed Peas Jello Fruit Salad Cookie Milk Wednesday Pigs in Blanket Hot Bread Butter Baked Beans Buttered Beets Peaches Chocolate cake Milk OPEN MONDAY EVENING 'Til 9 P. M. For Your BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOPPING CONVENIENCE In Stock That On Your Supply Lists Harold Crowe, Businessman. Harold Harris Crowe, 56,1518 Calhoun, died at 11:26 o'clock last night at the family home.

He had been in failing health 18 months and seriously ill a week. He was born Jan. 20, 1916 at Chula, He attended the Chula High School and was a member of the Union Baptist Church. On Dec. 18, 1948 he married Arolene Jones at Trenton.

They have spent their married life in the Chillicothe area. Mr. Crowe was the owner of the Apco tank wagon service. He is survived by his wife of the home; his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Hert, Chula; a son, Gaylen Crowe, of the home; a step-son, Herman Jones, Excelsior Springs; two brothers, Orville Crowe and Gerald Crowe, Chula; three sisters, Mrs.

Melvin Singleton, Hale; Mrs. Dorothy Capps, Chula; and Mrs. James Wright, Gallatin; and three grandchildren. Funer.al services will beheld afternoon at 2.o'clock 3 at the Union Baptist church at Sturges, with the Rev. Clifford Wrisinger officiating.

Burial will be in the Resthaven Memorial Gardens, under the direction of the Norman Funeral Home. The body will be removed from the Norman Funeral Home at 12:30 o'clock Sunday to the church. The family request contributions to be made to the Cancer Fund in lieu of flowers. member of the Liberty Chapel Christian Church near Trenton. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Hope Crawford of the home; one son, Carroll Crawford, Trenton; one daughter, Mrs. Don Hurt, Bethany; six brothers, Vernon Crawford, Dale Crawford, and Gene Crawford, all of Trenton, Wayne Crawford, New Bloomfield, Billy Joe Crawford, Batavia, 111., and Richard Crawford, Kansas City, three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Lehr, Trenton, Mrs. Bob Hopper, Kansas City, and Mrs. John Cherry, Flint, and two grandchildren.

The body is at the Black- in Trenton. NOTICE We wish to thank our customers for their past patronage, and to urge you to support the new owners of City Cab Co. David Lee Walker MILLER PHARMACY Corbin Fisher Funeral Services Funeral services for Corbin Fisher, 72, who died Monday evening at the Chillicothe hospital, were held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the chapel of the Norman Funeral Home with Rev. Don Palmer officiating. Burial-was in-the-Edgewood cemetery.

Funeral music was by Don Hofheins who sang "How Great Thou Art" and "The Lord's Prayer" and was accompanied by Mrs. Raymond Jeffords. Pallbearers were Wayne Mendenhall, Archie Allen, William Hicks, Virgil Johnson, John McDermott, and Kurt McDermott. Use Want Ads! COMPLETELY PROTECTED? Find out now! Most homes do not have the full pro- lection they need. Call me today tor details! AMERICAN FAMILY AUTO FIRE HEALTH LIFE Summerville Insurance Agency 1211 WASHINGTON Phone 646.2598 Donald Crawford, Grundy County Clerk Donald T.

Crawford, 52, clerk of Grundy County, died Friday at a Trenton hospital. Mr. Crawford was a native of Grundy County. He was a Thursday Chicken and Noodles Hot rolls and Butter Cole Slaw With Green Peppers Apricot Salad Cookie Milk Friday Tuna Salad Bread and Butter Hash Brown Potatoes Spinaach Strawberry Short Cake Milk NOTICE We Have Opened A Work Room In The Boehner Bldg. And Are Featuring A NO LABOR COST SPECIAL On All Custom Draperies -Call- Stottlemyre Drapery 505 Locust 646-1151 Joycee Chicken BAR-B-QUE Saturday Sunday AUGUST 26-27 10 A.M.

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