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Wedding Shower Honors The Former Rita Welch Mrs. Richard Sinclair, the former Miss Rita Ann Welch, Martin and Mandy, Mrs. Vdma Hunt and Sharon, Berthenia honored Wednesday night' with a wedding shower at the Sweet Springs United Methodist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Melvin Green, Mrs.

George William Burton, Mrs. S.L. Haley and Mrs. Joe Mayo. Miss Sharri Harlan won the game prize and presented it to Harlan, Mrs.

Odonna Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Key and Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. S.L.

Haley, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Welch, Mrs. Marv L.

Bagby, Mr. and Mrs.J.E.Canote,Mr.andMrs. Earl N. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.

James Chloupek, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Crutchfldd, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Eubank and Mr and Mrs. Leslie Baker.

The couple was married Sept. 20, served. The guest list included Mr and Mrs. Arthur Welch, Mrs Claude Burton, Mrs. Raymond Ricky, Mrs.

Harriett Benner, Miss Sharri Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green, Lisa and Michelle, Miss Melva Green, Mrs. Sharon Jackson, Mae and Timmy Stelljes, Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Welch, Mrs. Willis Key, Mr. and Mrs. LeeRoy Welch and Susie, Mac and Sharon McDonald, Mr. and Mr.

Kenneth Lawrence Mrs. Edna Phillips, Mrs. Mary Eubank, Mrs. Eleanor I Display at Columbia States Prairies An original display containing 25 photographs of Missouri's vanishing prairies be open to the public through October 30,1973, at the Columbia Public Library, 100 West Broadway. Leland Payton, a native of Missouri, Is the creator of the exhibit produced for the Missouri Prairie Foundation and sponsored by the University of Missouri-Columbia Extension Division.

Payton has a long history of interest in environmental photography and currently has a circulating exhibit of the ACA Group Has Reunion in Moberly Former committee men, office personnel and others associated with the Triple later the ACA, agriculture program from 1934 to 1940, held tncir annual reunion Sunday afternoon at Reed's Corner Cafe. J. Sam Harlan, Clifton Hill, Dawson, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs.

Adrian Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Baker were appointed to plan the next reunion. Mrs. Arthur Morris were hostesses for the meeting.

Others present were Mrs. Willard May, Mr. and Mrs. Chairman; Mrs. Kimbrough, secretary; and Mrs.

Charles Kimbrough, Huntsville; and Charles Dawson and Raymond Roberts, Moberly. Open House Honors L.B. Magruders Mr. and Mrs. L.B.

Magruder of Carrollton, formerly Moberly, were honored Sunday, Sept. 30, on their golden wedding anniversary with open house in the friendship room of the Carrollton Library. Hosts for the event were their children: Mrs. Frances Ellis Mrs. Sarah Basnett, Mrs.

Betty Knaebel and their husbands, and Mr. and Mrs. James Magruder. Serving were their granddaughters and two great- granddaughters. One was also in charge of the guest book and gift table.

The couple received many gifts, including a money tree. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. D.O. Green and Mr.

and Mrs. G.E. Stevenson, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Green, Independence; 'Mr.

and Mrs. Don Rushton and Miss Donna Rushton, Excelsior Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruth, Waynesville; Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Knaebel, Jefferson City; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Robb, Moberly; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Robb, Higbee; and Mr.

and Mrs. Houx Swetnam and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fray, Yates. Richards Family Has Reunion in Columbia The Richards family reunion was held Sunday, Sept.

30, at the Cosmo Park in Columbia. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davison, Maquoketa, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Branson, Carbondale, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Eaton, Otterville; Miss Dee Duhn, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stidham, Fayette; Mr.

and Mrs. Frank St. Clair, Kirksville; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duhn, Macon; Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Richards and August Hunning, Jefferson City; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eaton, Debbie Eaton and Jane Drane, Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Railton, Chuck and Chip, Mike Nichols and Mrs. Mildred Hume, Sturgeon; Mrs. Ada Railton, Clark; and Mr. and Mrs. John Hudnell and Russell Hudnell, Columbia.

Prizes were won by the following: August Hunning, oldest man attending; Chip Railton, youngest man attending; Mrs. Ada Railton, oldest woman attending; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davison, coming the greatest distance; Mr. and Mrs.

John Hudnell, married the longest; Mr. and Mrs. Davison, married the shortest; and Mrs. Ada Railton, person with the most children present. Mrs.

Lamme Is Speaker For Iota Sigma Chapter KEYTESVILLE The second meeting of the new year for Iota Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was held Monday i at Moser's Cafe in Brunswick. Mrs. Larry Watts was hostess; 15 members were present. Mrs. Lois I-amrne, director of Ihe Chariton County Family Counseling Service, presented the program, alcoholism and the parenthood workshop that has just been organized.

Mrs. Harvey a president, conducted the business meeting. The state convention lo be held Nov. 9-11 at the I jkc of the Ozerks in the of the Four Seasons, was discussed and suggestions were made to the floal committee for a Sterling Price Festival parade Iheme. A handmade crocheted afghan.

fashioned in autumn shades, was displayed by the ways and means committee. The afghan will be given away at 5 p.m. at the reviewing stand downtown during the Price Festival Oct. 6, The president also reminded members of the items to be donated to the bazaar and Country Store for the festival. Other business included contest and accepting Ihe chairmanship of Ihe local annual Heart Fund drive.

Mrs. Pat reviewed the proper way toward the Beta Sigma Phi pin. Home From Hospital MOUNT AIRY Mrs. S.I,. Haley returned home Wednesday from Boone County Hospital, Columbia.

Mrs. Steve l.iltell of Independence accompanied her sister home and will be wilh her for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green, Lisa and Michcll, were guests Wednesday night in Ihe S.L.

Haley home, Ozark Rivers, is the chief consultant for a forthcoming Time-Life book on the Ozarks, and is working on a show called, "Missouri, A Portrait in Light and Sound." The exhibit includes studies of prairie flowers and plants, seasonal views of the prairie, animals who live on the prairie, and the prairie at various times of the day. Each photograph in the display is accompanied by a description of the scene. Once there was more than 15 million acres of tall grass prairie in Missouri. Less than 75 thousands acres left today. The Missouri Prairie Foundation was organized in 1966 to insure the preservation of native prairie and to make Missouriana aware of the problem.

Pack 205 Presents Awards Cub Pack 205, sponsored by Coates Street Presbyterian Church, held its September meeting at the church. The meeting was opened by Den 2 giving the pledge of allegiance to the flag and a presentation of "A Cub Scout Is." Jim Berney, cubmaster, presided, welcoming new boys and their parents. Awards were presented as follows: Wolf badges to Tim Mallory, Terry Wheeler and Gene Martin of Den David Hestir, David Caywood, Den cold arrows to Tim Mallory, Den 3, and John Kinkidd, Den and recruiter patches to Scott Stallman of Den 3. Mrs. Shirley Brooks, Mrs.

Shirley Stuart and Mrs. Martha Stallman were introduced as new leaders. Plans for October were discussed and a film on Cub Scouting was shown by Mrs. Carolyn Riles. Den 3 gave the closing and the boys participated in tumbling stunts while the new parents and boys became acquainted.

Roanoke By Mrs. Jesse Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gebhardt were supper guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Gebhardt. Mrs. Orville Gebhardt called on Mrs. Minnie Hackley of Glasgow Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Gebhardl were guesls Friday night of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McNeall, Keytesville. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Kottman and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gebhardt, Miss Ella Gebhardt, Miss Ora Gebhardt and Miss Esther Gebhardt and the Rev. Arnold Gebhardl, Salisbury.

Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Beach were in New Providence, Iowa, last weekend and Mrs! Harry Faris, sister of Mr. Beach, returned home with them for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Beach, Chris and Beth, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Todd Sloan, SI. Louis. Mrs. Lizzie Blair was a supper guest Friday of Mr.

and Mrs. Kelsey Blair. Mr. and Mrs. R.D.

Young had as dinner guests Sunday the Rev. Mr. Galloway of Kansas City and Mrs. Lizzie Blair, Hosts Birthday Dinner KASEYVILLE Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Wyatt, Lisa and Stephen, entertained Sunday with a dinner In honor of the birthday of her mother, Mrs. I-eroy Canote. Her father, Mr, Canote, was also present for the occasion. Visit In Moberly KASEYVILLE Mr. and Mrs.

Henderson, Cindy and David, spent Saturday night with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Washam and sons of Moberly. Rutledge.s Have Guests KEYTESVM.I.K C.W, rtutledgc of Excelsior Springs visited Thursday ami Friday i Mr. and Mrs.

O.S. Hutlctigc. Moberly Monitor-Index Evening Democrat, Oct. 7, 1973--3B MrsTflaggard Gives Study Club Program Newlyweds The former Miss Jaunett Switzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Switzer, Huntsville, and Warren B. Neighbors son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren E.

Neighbors Concord, are living at Hunisville following their Aug, 19 wedding. Have Dinner at Macon The Thursday Nighters Club opened the new year with a dinner meeting at the Gaslight Room in Macon. All members were present. New yearbooks were presented by program com, mittee members, and members drew for places in the attendance contest which is being continued for another year. The next meeting will be with Mrs.

Maltie Lou Nichols. Mrs. Betty Teter will present the program. Mrs. Uda Haggard, head librarian of the Madison branch of the Little Dixie Regional Libraries was guest speaker when the Madison Study Club, MFWC, met Thursday night in the home of Mrs.

Gladys Powell of Madison, with Mrs. Bob Brown as co-hostess. Mrs. Haggard brought several books in various categories available at the library to give club members ideas for reading in the coming months. Among interesting books Mrs.

Haggard discussed were several new ones for young parents, including a cookbook for infants; one on day care for infants and one on making toys for children. Others included books on crafts, such as quilt- making, needleweaving, and do-it-yourself repairs. Mrs, Haggard stated some very popular books this spring were those dealing with camping and campers, float trips and boat trips. Popular authors ot books with religious topics include Lloyd Douglas, James Street, Katherine Marshall and Joy Adamson, among others. Mrs.

Cllue Has Guests Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Cline of Wichita, were guests last week of his mother, Mrs Ora Cline, 311 North Williams street. Mrs. Lena Cottle of Columbia was a guest Friday of Mrs.

dim. Visit With Burtons MOUNT AIRY-Mrs. Arthur Welch visited Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Georee William Burton.

Historical novels are always in demand, Mrs. Haggard stated, and she brought out, along with newer books, Ben Ames Williams," "The House Divided," makes very good reading of the Civil War period. Other books discussed included those of a controversial nature and biographical books. During the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Brown, president for the coming year Miss Debbie Kitchen, first grade teacher at the Madison School, was voted into membership.

The devotional was given by Mrs. James Delaney, andyeargbooksforthenew club year were distributed, Hostesses for the October meeting will be Mrs. Glenwood Hayden and Mrs. Clifford Smiley. Mrs.

Osterloh Is Guest Of Jessie Trout Group Mrs. Mary Doyle and Mrs. Lloyd Cavanaugh were hostesses when the Jessie M. Trout Group of the CWF of Central Christian Church (Disciples 'of Christ) met Tuesday night in the church parlor. Twenty members and one guest, Mrs.

Jack Osterloh, daughter of Mrs, Cavanaugh, were present. Mrs. Leon Lawrence presided at the business meeting. The General Assembly of the CWF was announced for Oct. 5 with a luncheon at 1 p.m.

Members of the county churches, Macon and Madison will be guests. October is loyally month in the church. Members of the Christian Builders Class will provide an after church dinner on Sunday, Oct. 21, to which all members are invited. Lay Sunday was announced for Oct.

28 with Jim Llpsey, former Moberlyan, as guest speaker. Miss Florence Hamilton gave the devotional, "Be Still and Know." The second lesson on "Seeking the Christian Way," was given by Mrs. N.R. Cowperthwaite, The next meeting will be at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 6, In the church parlor with Mrs.

William Clair and Mrs. Leon Lawrence as hostesses. Visit Mrs. Elmore KEYTESVILLE-Mrs. Anna Turner, Moberly, and Mrs.

Hazel Snetzler, Salisbury, were guests recently of their sister, Mrs. Nellie Elmore. Attend Wedding KEYTESV1LLE Mr. and Mrs, Gus Hauswirth, and Mrs. John Hoette and daughter, Joan, spent the weekend in Lee's Summit with Mr.

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