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Moferty ft Democrat Monday, DM. 13, Social Club News Georgia Herrin Is Wed at Stgeon To David E. Brink STURGEON Miss Georgia Lee Herrin, daughter of Mr and Mrs. David tlerrin Slurg- and David E. Bunk, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Brink Sturgeon, were married Dec. 2 at the home of the Rev. Chester Knier, pastor of the Sturgeon Methodist c'hutch. The were attended by Mr.

and Mrs. David Carson The bride is employed at the State Farm Insurance Col umbia, and Mr. BrinH is employed at A. tJ. Chance Co They will make their home in Centralia.

New Officers For Beauceant; Gift Exchange Mrs. R. Clyde Foster was elected worthy president at the regular meeting of the Beauceant, Thursday afternoon in the Masonic Timple. Other officers elected were Mrs. C.

W. Weeks, first vice- president; Mrs. Stanley Mason, second vice president Mrs. Earl Tydings, precept- ress; Mrs. Pearl Stout, recorder; and Mrs.

Omar Edwards, treasurer. The appointed officers i be announced later. The business meeting a conducted by Mrs. Tydings, worthy president. A memorial service was giv en for Mrs.

0. E. Snow, with Mrs. J. I.

McCIuig in cnarge. Preceding the i a Christmas luncheon was held in the dining room. The tables were decorated in keeping with the holiday season. Mrs Ralph Jett gave the praver of thanks. Gifts were exchanged and a monetary gift, on behalf of the officers, was presented 10 Mrs.

i by Mrs. Holla B. Green. The committee who prepared and served the meal was Mrs. Jett, Mrs.

E. F. Wilso.i, Mrs. Maurice Robb and Mrs. Tydings.

Engaged Couple Is Honored at Shower STURGEON Miss Karen Finnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Finnell of Renick, and Ellege, son of the Rev. and Mrs. George Ellege, pastor ol the Sturgeon Baptist Church, were honored with a miscellaneous wedding shower on Friday in the church basement.

The evening began with a turkey Mrs. Sidney Seymour and Mrs. E. D. Barrett were in charge of arrangements.

Following the supper the couple opened their many gifts, which were placed on a white linen covered table and highlighted with a pink umbrella and pink and white streamers. The group of 65 attending enjoyed spending the evening by i and singing Christmas carols. Miss Finnell and Eilege will be married Dec. 31. Mrs.

John Smoot Lunch Hostess to Royal Neighbors Mrs. John Smoot was hostess Friday to a 1 o'clock Christmas luncheon when Siler Cairp 8006 Hoyal Neighbors met in the Railroad Union Hall. At the business meeting the election of 1966 officers was conducted by Mrs. Geoige Harrington, in the absence of Mrs. Virgil Balthrope, oracle.

They were: Mis. Harrington oracle; Mrs. Otis Davis, vice- oracle; Mrs. Balthrope, past oracle; Miss a i a Dameron chancellor; Mrs. Russe 1 Halterman, recorder; Mrs.

C. V. Mar tin, i Mrs. Walter Nolte, a a Mrs. Jim Berkebile, inner sentinel; the outer sentinel will bt elected later; Mrs.

Harold Mayfield manager three years; and physicians for medical exami nation will be Dr. J. W. Hobb: and Dr. L.

E. iluber. Mrs Harrington a the following appointments Mrs Mayfield, musician, Mrs. liar ry Settle, color bearer, and also received her appointment as deputy of the locdl camp from Supreme Headquarters, Island, Mrs Nolte, captain of the degree staff; Mr- Larry Doyle, faith; Mrs. Hay Miller courage; Mrs.

a 11 i Neal modesty; Mrs. Ralph Lea, unselfishness; and Mrs. Criss, endurance Mrs. appointed Mrs Smoot as her assistd.il mirshal. Mrs.

Genevieve Lynon named special auditor. The meeting of the Camp will be Jan. 14, and at this time the charter nil' be draped io memory oi Airs. 0. S.

Ricker. Installation of the new officers will be hld Jan 28. The auction gilt given Friday by Mrs. Thulia Dameron was awarded to Mrs. Hallerman.

NOTICE Tancred Commandery No. 25 K. T. Regular meeting and elect- Ion of officers. Tuesday, Dec.

14, 7:30 p.m. Refreshments. Ralph Jett, E. C. Geo.

Newby, Recorder Young Family Will Be Here for Christmas Christmas guests in tfle home of Dr. and Rooerl H. Young and daughter, Carol, 719 Flower lane, i 11 be their daughters, Miss a Young, San Francisco, a teacher the Schafer a School, Hayward, who will ir- rive Dec. 19, and Miss Janet Young, a student at 'he University of Missouri, Columbia, who will arrive Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Young Baltimore, will a i Dec. 24 to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. Voung is a senior medical sluden; at the University of Maryland Baltimore.

Edward L. Y.iung, St. Louis father of Dr. Young, will also arrive Dec. 24.

Mrs. Lynn Yocum Sorority Hostess Mrs. Lynn Yocum was hostess when the Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Thursday night in her home, 734 Benson street, with 13 members present. The name of Mrs. Mary Cable, 318 East Rollins street, won the soroity's a a Slocking" prize of $25.

All proceeds went to the group's annual Christmas project. This year, as in the past, a family will be chosen to receive an ample supply of food, clothing and Christmas presents. A Jewel Pin ceremony was conducted by the president, Mrs. Yocum, assisted by Mrs. Gary Patrick, second vice president, for Mrs.

Jerry Ridings and Mrs. Dulany Brooks. During the business session plans were made to have a guest speaker concerning the a participation ii Cerebral Palsy at a meeting Thursday night, Jan. 27, in the Randolph County health offices, 551 West Coates street. Mrs.

Bill Rafferty and Mrs. Buzzie Bradley i also present a program, "The 75th Anniversary of Following the business meeting, Christmas gifts were exchanged. Secret pals for the past year were revealed anc new a drawn for the coming year. The next meeting will be Jan. 6, in the home of Mrs.

Delbert Secoy, 311 Betty avenue. Mrs. Leah Lowe will be the guest speaker. Beta Delta Chapter held its annual Christmas dinner Saturday i Dec 4, at the Gaslight Room In the Hotel Jefferson Macon. Attending were; Mr.

and Mrs Delbert Secoy, Mrs. Lynn Yocum, Mr. and Mrs. Bill a f- ferty, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Ridings, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kelly and Mr.

and Mrs. John Orton. The Mary Ric G-oup, of Central Christian Church were entertained last night in the home of Mrs Arth'ir a dolt, 317 Eppfrson, Mrs. Troy Miller as assistant host ess. There wero 26 members and a guest, Mrs.

1 a Bailey, present. The group decided to send to their missionar'os 'n monetary contents of a "Christmas have bean collecting tince Christmas last year. Mrs. a Brown, Mrs William Mrs. C.

M. Hulen and Mrs John Hill presented a musical program "Christmas Is," similar to the one they performed for the Mo herly Music Club on Dec. 6. Mrs. Freeman Van Houten president, presided at the tea table.

Mrs. Landoll presenter each of her with Christmas favor. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Don Van Houten, R2G West Rollins, on Jan. 3.

Beauticians Have Christmas Banquet Moberly Affiliate 18 of National Hairdressers and Cos metologisls held its Christmas banquet last night at Lewis Case, with 42 members present. Mrs. Zepha Ball, Paris, president, presided and greeted (he members. The invocation wa given by Mrs. Hazel Robb.

The committee in charge was Mrs. Anna Marie Johnson and Mrs. Frances Kellogg. Mrs. Lorcne Davis, Mrs.

Opa Mayhew, Mrs. Maxine Lacy and Mrs. Faye Ownby were ir charge of the program. Christ mas customs of other countries read. Christmas carols sung by (he group, accompanied by Mrs Davis on a portable pump organ which was over lOfl years old.

Instead of the usual gift CA change the money will be used for a needy family at Christmas. STATE TONITE fhru TUESDAY! That Goldfinger Guy In Another Exciting Feature SEAN CONNERY THEY WENT UP LIKE MEN! DOT UMf DOWN UU JUUUUL Mary Rae Group Entertained in Home Ruth Martin Class Has Annual Dinner The annual Christmas dinner of the Ruth Martin Sunday School Class of the Coates Street Presbytei ian Church was held Thursday evening af the Hollywood Steak House. Following the i the class went to the home of Mrs. L. W.

Coleman, 911 West Reed street. Mrs. W. P. Clemison, president, presided dnd evented Miss i Beggs, who gave the program.

She read Christmas selections closed her talk with severa, poems appropriate to the season. A gift exchange was held during the social hour. Christmas Party The annual Christmas partv of the Study Club, MFftC, was held at the home of Mrs W. Windsor, 5 i i place Thursday afternoon. Group three, with Miss Berenice Beggs, chairman was in charge.

Mrs, W. D. Tompson gave the program on "Legends of Christmas' 1 and also told of ways that Christmas 's celebrated in various countries ol America and Europe. She illustrated her talk with pictures whic! she had a n. Each member of 1 read a short poem or -ecited ai, incident remembered childhood.

Refreshments served from a table covered with a lace tablecloth anj cerlcred with candelabras witn red tapers. Mrs. William Stringer presided at the punch bowl. A gift exchange was held during the social houi. Returns From Texas PARIS--Mrs.

Walter MoCann has returned from a visit with her nephews in Texas. She will live in the home of Mrs. Alva West during the winter months and has a up residence there. Culture Club Has Christmas Lunch, Program Culture Club, MKWC, neld Its annual Christmas luncheon and program Friday at the Hollywood Steak House, with 19 members and nine guests present. The prayer of thanks was given by Mrs.

C. L. Dorris, club chaplain. Mrs. James Kerwin welcomed the group and introduced the guests, Mrs.

Frye. Mrs. a Bolser Mrs Maurice Robb, Mrs. L. L.

Johnston, Mrs. Arthur Armstrong, Mrs. W. R. Bradley, Mrs.

Ed Basselt, Mrs. loney Conley and Miss Berenice Beggs. She also welcomed Culture Club's honorary members Mrs. Cm ma McDonald, MK. Shannon McKinney and Mrs.

a me Packwood. The arrangement committee was Mrs. H. P. Mrs.

Charles Noel, Mis. Troy Miller and Mrs. Ira Isit. The tables were decorated with the Christmas mt-tif and the place cards, favors and candy cups were made by Mrs. i and Mi s.

Butterly. Mrs. Dale Ward was welcomed back by the group after being absent, due to illness. Mrs. Butterly presented Mrs.

Frye who a the program. She opened her rema.ks by asking: "What is "It is a time 'or chiicircn, a time for friendship, a time for memories, a time foi worship, a time of mystery, a time for singing, it is everything, joy, peace, love, forgiveness, kindnrss, gift giving and remembering. Above else it is 'Immanuel' with she answered. She also told the story of the gold and ivory tablecloth and in closing gave several Christmas poems. The club contributed to the a I a i Army Free of Monitor-Index Want-Ads 1 Social Calendar Nortliside Sr.nshJae Club will meet tomor-w at 6 p.m.

for a dinner and i exchange in the home of Mrs. Chester Miller, 512 McKinley. The Cap Corma Clasa ot the First a ptisf Church will meet tomorrow for a Christmas a at the church. Mrs. Rex Burgher is president of the claiis.

The Moberiy Branch of the American Association 01 University Women will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. .1. iht library of St. Pius tchool. Senator A.

Basty Vanlonding- ham will be the guest speaker. Allrusa Club will have a Christmas dinner tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Hollywood Steak House conference suite. The English Club Christmas Tea will be held tomoaow at 6:30 p.m. at 117 South Fourth street.

All attending ire asked to bring one decoration for the English Club Christmas Tree. The FTA will hoid a tea for faculty tomorrow at p.m at the Moberly Junior High School. The Royal Neighbor Social Club will a a p.m. Christmas dinner tomorrow on the balcony ol McAllister's Cafe. The group will 'hen go to the home Mrs.

Theiesa Bass. 1226 Quinn street for a Christmas party. Eacn is to biing a fifty cent Bingo prize. The Wesleyan Service Guild of West a Methodist Church will meet touiorrow at 7.30 p.m. at the church.

Members a reminded to bring items food for the Christmas basket. La Baza Club will have Its annual Christmas dimiir to- monow at 7 at McAllister's Cafe. The Dorcas Circle Trinity Methodist will meet tomorrow at 9:30 am. in Fellowship a of the cnurch. Seven Members Are Initiated By White Shrine Seven new members were initialed when the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem met Friday night in the Masonic Temple, with Mr.

and Mrs. Uel Dameron presiding. There were 82 persons present. The worthy i priestess, Mrs. Dameron, introduced the five appointive officers: Mrs.

E. E. Harrison, district deputy; Mrs. W. H.

Clair, district chairman, membership; and Mrs. Veda Quisenberry and Mr, and Mrs. Glenwood Robb, honorary officers. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. 0.

S. Ricker by Mrs. Josh Lynch and Mrs. Clarence Mobley, as Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Burgher sang "Beyond the Sunset," accompanied by Mrs. Reese Petty. The following members were initiated into the order: Mrs. Myrtle Sladek and Mrs. Winifred Reighly of Paris; Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Lee Kribbs of Cairo; Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Nolle and Mrs. Ruby Jo Burton, Moberly. A Christmas program was given by Uel Dameron, reading from the i Luke Mrs. Dameron a a story saying that the world was "not so much in need of materialistic gifts, but that of brotherly- love and consideration of others, which would be a far greater gift." The room was decorated with various size Christmas trees. From the a free gifts were distributed by the committee Mr.

and Mrs. Dameron, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Bailey and Mr. and Mrs.

I Wright. Miss Dorthy Turner is now in the Villa de Silva Rest Home Many of the have asked for her address. She was brought to Moberly yesterday. The next meeting will be Jan. 14, at which time all past officers of Israel Shrine will be honored.

Faithful Workers Meet at Church The Faithful Workers Clan of the Carpenter Street Baptist Church held its regular business meeting at the church Friday night. Mrs. Russell I and Mrs. Ruby Brenton were hostesses for the evening. The meeting opened with a song, prayer and the reading of Luke 2.

During the social hour refreshments were served from a table decorated with a Christmas scene. Games weie played and a gift exchange was held Those attending Mrs. Btenton, Winkler, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Claudia Harlan, Miss Clara Dothring, Mrs.

John Hickman, Mrs. Bessie Lewis, Mrs. Lillian Myers Mrs. Lois Parretl, Mrs Lucille Williams, and two guests, Mrs. Mable Gardner and Mrs.

Corine Awring. Marriage Licenses Robert A. Cochran, 24, Cairo, and Cheryl Ann Dilunan, 20, Moberly. John Owings, 23, Moberly, and Brenda Johnson, 16, Moberly. Daughter Is Born To Gordon Ervins Mr.

and Mrs. Goidun Ervin, Springhill, are the parents of a daughter, Elizabeth June, born i a Dec. 10, af Schumpert Hospital, Shreve- IJOi't, La. There is one child in the family, Grtg, 4. The mother the tormer Miss Jean Gipson, Springhill, La.

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