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6 THE TRI-COUNTY NEWS. KING CITY. MO. FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1960 SOCIAL EVENTS of the WEEK Lee-Blessing Miss Eva Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Lee of Winston, became the bride of James Blessing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Blessing of King City, Saturday, June 4, at the Baptist church in Winston. The doublering Joins solemnized by unceremony Gooding of Winston. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length gown of nylon tulle and lace.

The fitted bodice featured a sabrina neckline trimmed with bridal sequins and pearls. Her fingertip veil fell from a tierra of sequins and pearls. She carried a white orchid surrounded by pink baby rosebuds. only jewelry, a single strand of pearls, was a gift from the bridegroom. Mrs.

Jerry Allee, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a deep pink chiffon gown with boat neckline and matching headpiece and carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations. David Peterson, brotherin-law of the bridegroom, was best man. Brenda Blessing and Mrs. Peterson, sisters of the bridelighted the candles.

They wore identical gowns of pale pink chiffon similar to that of the matron of honor. Dean Lee, brother of the bride, and Karl Frederick cousin of the bridegroom, were ushers. The bride's mother wore a two-piece navy and white dress with white accessories; the mother of the bridegroom a twopiece navy dress with white accessories, and both wore red corsages. Mrs. Thomas Mansil presided at the guest book.

Misses Phyllis Cox, Zoanna Lee and Quinita Lee were custodians of gifts. The four-tiered wedding cake, baked by Mrs. Wesley Lee, was served by Miss Sue Crone and Mrs. Thomas Mansil. Punch was poured by Margaret Hulet and Mrs.

Virgil Lee Case. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Blessing will live on a farm near King City where Mr. Blessing is employed by Gordon Spiking.

Wedding Saturday Night The wedding of Miss Dixie Mr. and Mrs. June Mann and Murvin Lavern Brown will be at 8 oclock Saturday night, June 25, at the Maple Grove Baptist church, and all relatives, neighbors and friends are cordially invited to the that wed- will ding and the reception follow at the church, the brideelect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mann, have announced.

Mrs. Hamer Campbell and Mrs. Ray Moran were hostesses last Thursday night to members of the Fidelis class of the Baptist Sunday school at a covered dish supper and regular business meeting. Mrs. Cleo Berry and Mrs.

Claude Standlea had charge of the program and devotions. Mrs. Mervin Lewis Johnson Dew- -Johnson In a candlelight ceremony solemnized at 3 p. Sunday, June 12, at the First Methodist church in Mountain Home, Miss Cynthia Ann Dew became the bride of Mervin Lewis Johnson. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Dew of Mountain Home and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson of King City. The Rev.

Maurice Lanier performed the double ring ceremony before an altar setting of white gladoli, snapdragons and stock. Branched candelabra held the lighted white tapers. Miss Sharron Powell, organist, played medley of selected wedding music and also accompanied Miss Judy Eoff as she sang "Through the Years" before the ceremony and "The Lord's Prayer" during the ceremoniss Jan Akers and Miss Jan Nix, who wore full-skirted dresses of yellow embossed ton, lighted the candles. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a traditional wedding dress of satinfaced silk organza. It was fashioned with a scooped neck and short sleeves edged in motifs of Swiss embroidery that was carried on into the dress.

It was on princess lines, draped to the back of the waist accented with a tailored bow, and fell to a brush train. Her fingertip illusion veil fell from a pearl and sequin headpiece. The bridal Guests at McKenny Brunch Mr. and Mrs. Charles C.

Mc- Kenny, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, entertained at a brunch that same day at Parsons Tea Room. Those attending were Father Thomas Brett, Mrs. Betty Mulnix and children Veronica Jerry of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKenny of St.

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brady sons Keeran, Donald, Phil and Cris of Kansas City, Mr. Francis McKenny, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. McKenny and sons Billy and Bobby, Mrs. Veronica Frederick and daughter Kathleen of King City, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Frederick of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Artie Pittsenbarger of Stanberry, Mrs. J. F.

McKenny, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Knight, and Mr.

and Mrs. George Handley of King City. Discuss Outdoor Cookery The Lamplighters Extension club met Wednesday night with Mrs. Joe Kagay. Nine members, four children and one visitor, Mrs.

Frank Schmidt, attended. A lesson on "Outdoor Meals" was led by Mrs. George Pulley and Mrs. Lloyd Linninger. Two helpful hints given were "Cut large potholders from innertubes for cooking" and "Rub soap bottoms of pans outdoor, to be used on a grill to save The club made plans to buy a gallon of paint and help the Oak 4-H club paint posts and trim grass and trees at the Oak church.

At the next meeting July 20 with Mrs. Don Edwards the welfare agent, Mrs. Page, will be guest speaker and each member is to take a bouquet of zinnias for patients in Sunset Nursing home in Maysville. 0. E.

S. Initiates 2 Visitors from seven other attended the King City chapters, chapter meeting Tuesday night on the occasion of the official visit of Mrs. Ruby Crawford, district deputy grand matron, and at which time also there was an ritual for two new initiations Patricia Keller and Dan Gorman. The chapter hall was decorated in a patriotic theme by Mrs. Donald Cook in observance of Flag day.

Miss Betty Jo Howitt directed the social hour. Visiting chapters were Byington No. 177 of Leavenworth, Rinda No. 82 of Tonganoxie, Ursa No. of Maysville No.

196, 993 Esther No. 13 Albarsa, Darlington No. 318 and Gentryville No. 70. The Methodist W.

S. C. S. had a noon luncheon meeting Tuesday at the church with Mrs. Garnett Hutton and Mrs.

Alice Brand as hostesses. Twenty-five members attended the business meeting, which was in charge of the new president, Mrs. W. T. Gassner.

Plans were made for several to attend an officers' training course at Maryville June 22. Worship was led by Mrs. Byron Dewey and Mrs. Carl Cogdill. Mrs.

Hattie Patton will be hostess at her home Friday noon to members of the Depend-on-Me class of the Presbyterian Sunday school at its regular monthly covered dish luncheon meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings entertained at a picnic supper last Thursday night at their home Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Jennings of Maysville and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fisher and family of St. Joseph. The Fishers have since left for Greeley, where he will be in school this summer.

Mrs. Charles Boyd went to Kansas City Monday to attend wedding of her nephew, Richard Kent Williams, at the Country Club Christian church. Next year will be his third year at Northwestern university, where he is studying medicine. Miss Carol Jenkins, granddaughter of Mrs. Boyd, was to be candle lighter at the wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Esely of Amity were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings Saturday night.

Mrs. LeRoy Hobbs spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Wayne Hayes. The Echo Extension club met Thursday afternoon June 2, at the Parsons Tea room with fourteen members and five guests present. Pal gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs.

J. L. Wheatley. The club toured the of Conception Abbey Wednesday, June 8. A dinner celebrating the birthdays of Otis King and Joe Moran was held at the King home Sunday.

They've celebrated their birthdays together for years. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark and Mrs. Ollie Lemaster entertained at dinner Sunday night at their home Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Uthe and sons of Winston, Mrs. Edith Cook and Lem Stokes of Maysville, Mr. Mrs. James J.

Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duncan and Mrs. Edna Clark. Mrs.

Frances Ficklin entertained luncheon Monday at the Parsons Tea room in honor of her niece Mrs. Rupert Rock and her husband and three dren of Boulder, who visited here briefly that day. Mrs. Rock is the former Miss Kay Ruth Ficklin, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Ficklin of Maysville. Guests at the luncheon were Mr. and Mrs Rock and sons Paul: and Chris! and daughter Cici, Miss Rowena Alexander and Mr.

and Mrs. L. N. Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin VanMeter and daughter Jocella and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cotter and son Mike were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kerns Saturday night at a dinner celebrating the birthday of Mr.

Kerns. Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. George Bollinger of Union Star announce the engagement of their daughter, Rita' Eilene, to Kenneth Clay Swartz, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clay Swartz Miss Rita Eilene Bollinger of Maysville. No wedding date has been set. Miss Bollinger, a graduate of Union Star high school, is employed by American Angus association in St. Joseph. Mr.

Swartz, a graduate of Maysville high school, is employed by the Woodbury Chemical Co. Local Samuel Jameson, has been appointed secretary of Camp No. 2694, Modern Woodmen of America, according to A. S. Elder, national secretary.

He will succeed Mrs. Charles A. Boyd. Mrs. Veda Fern Hoyland drove here from New York City last week for a visit with her mother Mrs.

Edna Cook, her sisters Mrs. W. B. McCrea and Mrs. Leslie Robison, and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levy of Muskogee, visited here last Friday with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Julius Levy and their cousins Leon and Miss Belle Mayer and Mrs.

Kirk Dennis. They had spent several days "taking the water and drinking the baths" at Excelsior Springs. Mrs. Curtis Askins and Mrs. John Race, elementary teachers here who are taking graduate work this summer at Drury college in Springfield, spent last week end in their homes here.

Miss Jane Turpin returned Wednesday from a ten visit with her grandmother Mrs. Robert Turpin in Liberty, Mo. Carol Lou Workman of King City was a dormitory group captain at the North Star I conference of the Christian' church of A Tarkio college, Tarkio, Mo. held June 5 to 10 on the campus Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Laffoon and daughter Patricia and: son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. William E. Laffoon of Union Star drove to Columbia, last' Tuesday to attend the commencement exercises in which a son Robert G. Laffoon was awarded his doctor of medicine degree.

Overestimate your ability and you'll sometimes lose-underestimate your ability and you'll I never even start. STRATHMANN. ST. JOSEPH James Blessing lumbia, where Mr. Johnson is an assistant football coach at the University of Missouri.

Mrs. Retta Fletchall, assisted by Mrs. Hugh Holland, entertained members of the Progressive club last Thursday at her home. Fifteen members, three children and two guests, Mrs. Orville Caldwell and Mrs.

Pearl Lindley, attended. Each member answered roll call by giving a description of her wedding dress. Mrs. John Kennerly led the program on "Vacationing in and members, told of some scenic Missouri they had seen. There will be no July meeting and a family picnic will be held in August.

Sorority's First Birthday Theta Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi celebrated its first birthday anniversary last Friday night in the Christian church banquet room. A traditional dinner was given for the sponsoring chapters. Zeta Beta of Stanberry. Donald Corrough, guest speaker, showed a collection of old hats and explained their origin and meanings. tending from, Stanberry were Mrs.

Robert Dunshee, sponsor, Mrs. J. L. Edson, Mrs. Robert Hudson, Mrs.

Gene Cain, Mrs. Vilas Martin, Mrs. Bob Van Vactor, Mrs. Dale West and Mrs. Ross Johnson.

From King City were Mrs. Rufus Limpp, sponsor, Mrs. Dale Kemp, Mrs. Elton Freeman, Mrs. Ed Woodrel, Mrs.

Bobby Gene Clark, Mrs. Ray Kemp, Mrs. Bill McMillan, Mrs. A. D.

Leinweber and Mrs. D. K. Stevens. Club Has June Breakfast Miss Mary Lee McCammon was guest speaker Wednesday morning at a June breakfast for M.

M. club members guests at the Parsons Tea room. She spoke on "The English having taken a course in Bible at Kansas university. Eleven club members attended and their guests were Mrs. C.

A. Hall, Mrs. Dick Piper, Mrs. Randall Swan, Mrs. Bill Sheffer of Phoenix, Mrs.

Ernest Gibler and daughters, Mrs. Dale Heath, Mrs. Carl Clark, Mrs. Marshall Collier and Miss Dianne Clark. Musicale is Tonight Mrs.

Helen Keys will present her piano and organ pupils in a musicale at 8 oclock Friday night at the Presbyterian church. The public is invited. Pupils on the program are Ray Minnis, Billy Gibler, Linda Ragland, Ruby Oshel, Carmen Jolly, Beth Jameson, Lester Beattie, Gary Fowler, Melissa Boatright, Fred Turpin, Susan Woodrel, Kathrine Pettijohn, Mary Beth Howitt, Mary Ann Heintz, Robert Brinkman, Elaine Colborn, Jil Fowler, Roberta Minnis, Martha Beattie, Charlotte Swenson, Jo Ann Fowler, Mary Jane Logan, Karen Darnell, Linda Ferguson, Karen Fowler, Carol Lou Workman, Dianne Clark and Jean Turner. Also there will be a vocal solo by Rose Adams. To be Married Sunday Miss Marilyn Joan Maize, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Glen W. Maize of Bethany, and James Millan of Bowling Green, are to be married at 2:30 oclock Sunday afternoon, June 19, at the Christian church in Bethany. Namesake of his grandfather, who was a well-known King City man, Mr. Millan is the son of Mrs.

Elizabeth Millan of Columbia, and the late Robert Millan, and a cousin of Mrs. James B. Pettijohn of King City. He is an attorney at Bowling Green. He and Miss Maize both are graduates of the University of Missouri at Columbia.

The Friendship club met last Tuesday with Mrs. Jack Holeman for a noon luncheon. Eight members and eight children attended. The next meeting will be July 5 with Mrs. Allen Gordon.

Who's visiting at your house? NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS OF THE NORTH MISSOURI LUMBER CO. We have sold our King City yard to the King City Lumber and have discontinued business in King City as of June 15. Outstanding charge accounts are now due, and can be paid to Mr. Kenward at our former yard in King City. We wish to thank our friends in King City for their patronage through the years.

NORTH MISSOURI LUMBER CO. 0-X bouquet carried atop a white Bible, was a white orchid and lilies of the valley. Attending as maid of honor, Miss Peggy Hamm wore a yellow gingham full-skirted dress with a white organdy overskirt accented with lace. She carried a bouquet of yellow and white daisies and spring flowers. Her headband was made of daisies.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Alan Sugg and Miss Patty Payne. Their dresses were identical to that of the honor attendant. They carried bouquets of yellow and white daisies and wore headbands of the same. Dean Johnson his brother as best the served, groomsmen were Leon Dew, brother of the bride, and Morris Johnson, cousin of the bridegroom.

Ushers were Tommy Rankin and Wayne Colborn. A reception in the fellowship hall of the church followed the ceremony. The bride's table was covered with a white linen cloth and a centerpiece of yellow sweetheart roses. Attending the guest book were Miss Janet Gardner and Miss Sue Jobe. Rice bags were distributed to the guest's by Misses Maxine and Nancy Johnson, sisters of the bridegroom, Miss Nancy Coatsworth, cousin of the bride, and Miss Nancy Danuser.

For traveling Mrs. Johnson wore a tailored brown and checked-cotton suit with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. After a wedding trip the couple will be at home in Co- Foods Fit for a King OF FATHER, COURSE, BEET ICE CREAM CHARMIN SUGAR 59c TISSUE gal. 10 89c FREE One Pak-0-8 Cones 4 rolls 19c Limit 10 lbs. with with each gal.

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