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-Moberly Monitor-Index Evening Democrat, July 5, 1972 Patricia KaycMcI.outh Susan Elaine Bowles Engaged to Wed yMr. ana Mrs. Cecil McLouth of IjjUntsville, announce the ojigagement of their eldest daughter, Patricia Kaye, (o John mchard Tregnago, son of Mr. ajid Mrs. John Tregnago, Moberly, SMiss McLouth is a 1972 gj-aduate of Westran High Sjhool, Huntsville, and is em- pjoyed at Woodland Hospital.

Tregnago was a 1967 graduate of Renick High School apd attended Moberly Junior College. He is engaged in far- rtling. are being made for an Oft. 7 wedding. $hower Honors Judy Howell A pre-nuptial siwwer was at the St.

Frances Cabrifli Catholic Church basement Friday night fJr Miss Judy Howell. were Mrs. Homer Oray, Mrs Hugh Engle Mrs. (Mis Freeman and Mrs. Blanche Kennedy.

Approximately 50 persons attended, Games were played and refreshments were served. Miss Hpwel! received many gifts. jshe will be married to Joe IVJontague of Stoulsville on July at the church, DOLLAR S-TR-E-TC-H-E-R Closeout of nylon briefs and bikinis 77 Nylon fricots, sheers and salins. Plain or with oil kinds of trims. Colors! Bikinis, 4-7.

Briefs, 5-10. on your purchase of TEIV DOLLARS Goodnowfhrough July 12th Limit: one coupon per customer WYS OF THE WEEK own quality I facial tissues oply loft touch llnuot (n pail.U. 200 fn a box. Planters dry roasted peanuts 57 Kennedy-Gallup Vows Exchanged Mrs. Marie Bowles, Appleton City, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Susan Elaine, to Donald H.

Minor, son of Mrs, Loyette Minor, Moberly. Miss Bowles is a 1972 graduate of Northeast Missouri Slate College, Kirksville, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in sociology'. Mr. Minor, a 1970 graduate of Northsast Missouri State College, "will receive his masters degree in special education in August. He will be employed by the Palatine, 111,, school system this fall.

The wedding will take place Aug. 5 at the First Methodist Church in Appleton City. Mark Dodge Is Party Honoree A party honoring the seventh birthday of Mark Dodge was held at Rothwell Park Saturday. Attending were: Tony Seath, John Reese, Bobby Hardy, Richard Schaffer, Laura Crain, Libby Brockman, Carol Ann Moore, Joyce Poertner, Kim Long, and Pam Jones, Sending gifts were Rodney Frazier, Steven Romjue, Anna and Dorothy Kappler and Mr. and Mrs.

Bennie Self. Juanlta Kennedy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Elmo City, and Harry Gallup, Moberly, were married at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon In the United Penecostal Church. Hill, minister, performed the double ring ceremony before an altar decorated wilh floral arrangements. Mrs.

Hill provided mimic. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a floor-length turquoise blue KOWII. Her headpiece consisted ot a white veil and she carried a bouquet of white daisies. Her sister, Kathy Boer, Kansas City, was her attendant. She wore lloor-length white dress and carried an arrangement of flowers.

Jerry Patrick, Mobcrly, was best man. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Rex Hincs, 528 East Logaa The bride's three-tiered cake was topped with a bride and bridegroom and encircled with daisies. Following a trip to Oklahoma, the bride will return to Kansas City, where she is employed. She attended the Salisbury Schools.

Mr. Gallup attended the Moberly schools and is serving in the U. S. Army, stationed at Ft, Sill, Okla. Mrs.

Myers Retires Mrs. Eva Rupp Myeis, longtime cashier at the P. N. Hirsch and Co. store in Moberly, has retired.

Mrs. Myers ueganwork for the former Midway store in 1944 when J. W. Goldstein was owner. A year later, P.

N. Hirsch and Co. purchased the Midway store. Goldstein is now living in Pasadena, Calif. Mrs.

Myers, who retired July 1, missed only a few days of work be cause of illness. She is an active member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, Upon her retirement, Mrs. Myers was presented a set of luggage with the hope that she would do some traveling, according to Al Tebow, manager of P. N. Hirsch.

Mrs. Myers lives at 205 South Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans Stone Brenda Lee Lamberton Lamberton-Stone Wedding in Minnesota Miss Brenda Lee Lamberton of Chaska, became the bride of Walter Evans Stone, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James L. Stone, Moberly, June 3 in a double ring ceremony at the Shepherd of the Hill Presbyterian Church in Chaska The Rev. C. B.

Goodwin, pastor, performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. I-amberton of Chaska.

length gown of chiffon over satin, fashioned by herself, with a lace pinafore. Her flowers were a colonial bouquet of yellow and white flowers. Miss Susan Lamberton of Chaska, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Roland Anderson Valley Park, served as best man. Ushers were Wendell Stone, Moberly, brother the bridegroom, and Mark a Chaska, i brother of the bride.

A buffet reception followed the ceremony. A yellow and white floral motif was used throughout the wedding and reception. After a wedding trip to northern Minnesota are! they will make their Baltimore, Md. The 10 graduate of the University of Missouri, Columbia, where she received a BA in mathematics. The bridegroom, also a graduate of the University of Missouri has a BA in language and will be employed by the Department of Defense in Washington after July 15.

Gather Here Attending the tenth year reunion of the Moberly High School class of 1962 were from left, front row, (kneeling) Jan Thompson, Dwight Griggs, George Vitt, David Bott, Terry Hendren. Second row, Kitty Connelly Moakley, Ann Duncan Ogle, Carol Swarthout Whitmarsh, Linda Marmon Harrison, Joyce Goon Bradley, Carolyn Fowlkes Hageman, Alice Hewitt Mathis, Dorothy Boots Bowden, Penny Kellogg, Jane Kay Thornburg Elster, Karen Johnson Farris, Sandra Slaughter Martin. Third row, Don Robb, Steve Kehoe, Betty Potter Kehoe, Darlene Hicks Maseman, Judith Jett Dorsett, Margie Dooley Parrish, Libby Gurwell Sullivan, Tona Thornburg Court, Cheri Dillman Cochran, David Giesler, Jo Anne Cleaver Nash, Mary Kay Jennings Patrick) Paula Gillan Burt, Vivia Jo Mi.ier narns, Harris, Martha Kandolph, Beatrice Garth Young, Carol Willman Mohney, Penny Greenwood Browning, Georgeann Garrison Henry, Back row, Walter Fllckinger, Gary Epping, Mike Childers, Charles Smith, Terry Houston, Roger Martin, Terry Davidson, Chrts Rickertsen, Richard Dubree, John Ash, Marilyn Gibson Esry, Richard Busch, Jessie Jo Kirgan Hatfield, Tom Heddinghaus, Phyllis Burton, Shirley Semple Chetwood, Brenda Rice Adams, Steve Power and Rob Vance. (Photo by Rob Vance, Miller's Studio) 1962 Moberly Graduates Meet The tenth year reunion of the Moberly High School graduating Class of 1962 was held June 24 at The Crossroads in Moberly. Fifty-six class members and guests were present.

Several former teachers also attended the social hour which preceded the dinner and program. The social hour was held in the breezeway at the Crossroads. Later, a buffet dinner was served. Huge crepe paper flowers and old snap shots were the decorations provided by a committee of class members living in St Louis. Tedford Florist provided the centerpiece for the head table.

Memory books were given as favors to all those who attended. Steve Power, former class president, presided over-the program which followed the dinner. After hearing introductions and resumes from class members, the following awards were presented by Steve Kehoe: Person WhoCamethe Greatest Distance Richard Busch, Virgin Islands; Class Member Married the Longest Karen Johnson Farris; Class Member Married the Shortest Time Jim Ash; Girl Who Had Changed the Least -Vivia Jo Miller Harris; Boy Who Had Changed the Least Terry Hendren; Boy Who Had Changed the Most Richard Dubree; Girl Who Had Changed the Most -Shirley Semple Chetwood; Man With the Least Hair David Giesler; Man with the Most Hair -John Ash; Class Member with the Most Advanced Degree Gary Epping; Most Pregnant Lady Mary Kay Patrick Jennings; The person with the Biggest Stomach Steve Kehoe; The Most Mod Boy Rob Vance; The Most Mod Girl ith the Yougnest Baby David Bott. A drawing was also held and Coll Dry roojlod withoul lols, oilj or Delicloui! 8 oz. or PARIS Party was neld at the city Saturday evening honoring Gail 3al SC Bargains Galore Y2 Off On All Spring Summer Merchandise Sale Starts July 5th At-- additional prizes were given to Jo Anne Cleaver Nash, Terry Davidson, Chris Parrish and Steve Kehoe, Gifts for the awards were provided by City Bank and Trust Company, Mullen's Shoe Store, Miller's Studio, Gillan's Bakery, Schlitz Distributing Company, Reed's Corner Service Station, and Tedford Florist.

Music for the reunion was provided by Thompson's Magnavox of Moberly, and Jefferson City. The Business Class at the Moberly Vocational School and the First Baptist Church were also recognized as having contributed to the success of the reuntoa Rob Vance of Miller's Studio took a photograph of the class members attending. A family picnic was held Sunday in Rothwell Park. Former teachers who attended the reunion were Mrs. Frank See, Miss Mary Sheahan and Miss Marjorie Hunter.

Class members and guests attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Darrell (Carol Swarthout) Whitmarsh, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. David Bott, St.

Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Dan (Tona Thornburg) Court, St. Peters; Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Childers, St. Charles; Mr. and Mrs. James I Georgeann Garrison) Henry, Overland Park, Kaa; Mr. and Mrs.

Dwayne (Phyllis Burton) Stroppel, Jacksonville, Mr. ana Mrs. Roger (Sandra Slaughter) Martin, Denison, 111; Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Shirley Semple) Chetwood, Salt Lake 50 at Meeting Of Reen Agers Heen Agers of the First liapUst Church met Monday afternoon in the Church with 50 persoas present.

Raymond Staley opened the meeting with prayer and Bruce Hire led in the singing of patriotic songs. Ward Dennis led in each guest telling where their ancestors came from. Mrs. a Dennis gave "The History of Missouri" i questions on "What Do You Know About Missouri?" The history of Die flag was Hiven by II. T.

Havenor. Mrs. Ona Lang completed the program with an article, "Is it Possible to Wave the-Flag Too Much'" Dr. Joseph P. Grant, pastor, closed tlie meeting i a prayer.

Refreshments were served in Fellowship Hall. The next meeting will be the first Tuesday in August, City, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Don Robb, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.

James (Vivia Jo Miller) Harris, Joplin; Mr, and Mrs. Gary Epping, Fayetteville, Mr. and Mrs. Roberl (Cheri Dillman) Cochran Columbia; Miss Penny Kellogg Bakersfield, Mr. are Mrs.

Ted (Judith Jett) Dorset Independence; Mr. and Mrs Daryl (Paula Gilla n) Burt, Kirk wood; Mr. and Mrs. Denni; (Kitty Connelly) Moakley, St Charles; Richard Busch, St Croix, Virgin Islands; Mr. and Mrs.

Gary (Joyce Goon) Bradley; Mr. and Mrs. (Jessie Jo Kirgan) Hatfield, Grandview; Miss Martha Randolph, Jefferson City; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff (Margie Dooley) Parrish, Glendale; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert (Darlene Hicks) Maseman, Mr. and Mrs. Steve (Betty Potter) Kehoe, St. Louis; Mr.

and Mrs. Dwight Griggs, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hendren, St. Louis; Mr.

and Mrs. David Giesler, Jackson; Tom Heddinghaus, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Eric (Jane Kay Thornburg) Elster, Ottumwa, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred" (Dorothy Boots) Bowden, Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Ann Duncan) Ogle, Chicago, HU.j Mr. and Mrs, Steve Power, Memphis, Mr. and Mrs.

Jim (Brenda Rice) Adams, Columbia; Charles Smith, Columbia; Jan Thompson, Jefferson City; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Davidson, Higbee; Mr. and Mrs. Kim (Marilyn Gibson) Esry, Mr.

and Mrs. Bob (Carol Willman) Mohney, Mr. and Mrs. Don (Mary Kay Patrick) Jennings, Mr. and Mrs.

Billy (Marcia Gaines) Grazier, Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Karen Johnson) Farris, Mr. and Mrs. John Ash, Mr.

and Mrs. George Vitt, Mrs. Allice Hewitt Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Browning, Mr.

and Mrs. Rob Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Don (Jo Anne Cleaver) Nash, Mr. 'and Mrs.

Terry Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flickinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Linda Marmon) Harrison, Mr.

and Mrs. Terry Huston, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Beatrice Garth) Young, Mr. and Mrs.

Jon (Carolyn Fowlkes) Hageman, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rickertsen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Libby Gurwell) Sullivan and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Dubree all of Moberly. Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Hill and Daughter Mrs. Bill Orr, the former Debbe Hill, and baby daughter, Beth, were honored Tuesday night with a baby shower at the home of Miss Doris Mulnix, 324 Jones.

Hostesses were Miss Mulnix, Miss Jane Hays and Mrs. Chuck DeWeese of Moberly, Mrs. Roger Lucas, Macon, and Mrs. Joe Ferguson, Columbia. Decorations of pink blue and lavender were carried out in a play pen, holding the gifts.

Games were played with prizes going to Miss Vickie Turner, Miss Resa Thornburg and Mrs. DeWeese who presented them to the baby girl. Refreshments of chocolate fondue were served. The guest list included Mrs. Daniel Jarvis, of Springfield, Mrs.

James Tindle of Salisbury, Mrs. Jerry Fleming, of Kansas City, Miss Carol Freeman, Miss Vickie Turner, Miss Diana Elliott, Miss Teresa Thornburg, Mrs. Steve Avery, Miss Nora Fredersdorff, Miss Karen Keath, Miss Rhonda Collins Mrs. Mike Clawson, Miss Martha Drake, Mrs. Bill Powers, and Miss Sue Brown, all of Moberly.

Smith Club Has Dinner, Meeting Eleven members were present when the Smith Happy Circle Club met Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Alford Shelby. A covered dish dinner was served, Mrs. Virginia Eubank led OU sin ging and the Rev. JoyTM Woods read scripture.

Business was conducted by the president, Mrs. Russell Spoils. Mrs. George William Burton led the program on Father's Day, assisted by Mrs. Ralph Potter, Mrs.

Shelby, and Mrs Virginia Eubank. Oames were played witn prized going to Mrs. Loudnda Moore, Mrs. Russell Spotta and Mrs. Moore received anniversary and birthday giftg Dinner guests were the Rev Mr.

Woods. Kalph Potter George William Burton, Alford and Kim and Kelly Shelby. The July meeting will be'wlth Mrs Virginia Eubank, Moberly WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT GLENDA GOON Will Bo Joining Our Staff at LORENE'S BEAUTY SHOP lxrencllarcus (Owner-Operator) S18 So. Clark July 5 72 Jeim Fouler Kmbrec.