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Society In that items will give the best news value, Constituti on-Tribune requests the reporters of items to call them in not later than the day Our after telephone they Your help will be appreciated. number is MI 6-2411. Darla Williams Weds Gayel Colliver ter of Mr. and Mrs. Don G.

Hams of Carrollton and Mr. Gayel Eugene Colliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Colliver of Tina, were married at 8 o'clock Friday evening at the Christian church in Carrollton. The Rev.

J. Kenneth Powell performed the double ring ceremony before a background of white wrought iron candelabra holding white tapers, huckleberry and woodwardia fern, flanked by white wedding baskets of white glads, tied with white satin ribbon. Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, at the organ, accompanied Miss Martha O'Dell 8.6 she sang "Always," "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a floor length gown of nylon and lace tulle fashioned with a high empress neckline, long pointed sleeves, tight fitted waist and a full net bouffant skirt over satin with wide lace panels in the front and back. Her fingertip vell, of bridal illusion, fell from a lace crown which was accented with seed pearls and little pearl drops.

The bridal bouquet was a white satin covered Bible topped with a white orchid, stephanotis and sweetheart roses and backed with camells foliage and knotted streamers of white shower ribbon. Miss Darla June Blevins, Carrollton, was maid of honor. She was attired in a pink net and taffeta formal, She carried a French nosegay of pink sweetheart roses and her headdress was of pink sweatheart roses and back streamers of pink satin ribbon. Miss Judy McClure, Carrollton, and Miss Barbara White, Carrollton were bridesmaids. They were attired in pink net and taffeta formal dresses and their bouquets and headdresses were fashioned atter that of the maid of honor.

Little Miss Mary Margaret Williams of Independence, Missouri was the flower girl. She wore 8 pink net and taffeta dress and A circlet of tiny rosebuds: In her hair. She carried a basket of rede petals. Mr. Darrell L.

Burns of Kansas City, Missouri acted as best man. Groomsmen were Mr. John Deitch of Tina, Missouri and Mr. Willard Todd of Kansas City, Missouri. Ushers were John Dale Williams, Carrollton, Gary Colliver, Tina; Travis Sanders, Independence, and Howard Baker, Tina.

Mrs. Williams chose a navy blue crepe dress for her daughter's wedding. Her accessories were pink and navy and her corsage WAS of pink rosebuds. The groom's mother chose a blue crepe dress with blue and white accessories. Her corsage was of pink rosebuds.

Miss Sharon Lea Neal of Orrick had charge of the guest book. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church parlor. Miss Nancy Staton, Wakenda, Miss Sharon Colliver, Tina and Mrs John Deitch, Tina, presided at the reception table which was decorated with a tall, brass, seven branch I candelabra holding six inch are RUTH'S SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS ROAST TURKEY DRESSING GRAVY CRANBERRY SAUCE VEGETABLE SALAD or Tea Coffee 75 placed to one side of the cake, and balanced by a brass bowl of small white fugi poms and pink rose buds. For her traveling costume, the bride chose a blue wool sheath dress with matching jacket and black accessories. After wedding trip to Springfield, Missouri, Mr.

and Mrs. Colliver will be at home at 3214 St. John, Kansas City, Missouri after December 16. Honors Mrs. Charles McCarthy with Party Mrs.

Charles McCarthy of Sturges was honored with party by 18 friends and relatives, who gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy in Sturges, The occasion was the honoree's birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in visiting. Refreshments of home-made ice cream, cake and coffee were servd.

Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Dillard, Jon Dillard, Miss Kathy Garlick, Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy and son, Dennis, Mrs.

Emma McKerrow, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wingo and Karen Ann, Mrs. Geraldine Fewell, Mrs. Helen Richards and Mrs.

Ruby Thomas. Entertained With Turkey Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Fred Von Seggeru entertained the employees of Bakyr's store at a six o'clock turkey dinner at their home, 1425 Polk street. Guests included: Mr.

and Mrs. BIll Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Putnam, Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Allen and daughter, Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. Darraid Hutchinson, Mrs.

Bulah Mast, Janie and Paul Von Seggern. The evening was spent in visiting and singing Christmas carols. Mr Lindsey and Janie Von Seggern entertained with several piano selections. The employees presented Mr. and Mrs.

Von Seggern with Christmas present. Maple Leaf O.E.S. Chapter Installs Officers On Thursday evening, December 4, in an open installation, Maple Leaf Chapter No. 284, O.ES. of Meadville, officers for 1959 were installed.

Preceding installation the Bible was opened by Mrs. Estelle Allen, Conductress. The invocation was given by the Rev. Morton Holman and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Worthy Patron Gerald Strauch led the pledge to the United States flag.

Mrs. Dora Mable Norman, Worthy Matron, and Gerald Strauch welcomed the members and guests. Mrs. Norman presented gifts to the outgoing officers, Mrs. Norman introduced the installing officer; Installing Matron Mrs.

Mabel Lou Holman; Installing In her stocking or under the tree, she wants lovely Bird fumming. i 00 0 No nicer way to say Merry Christmas than with HUMMING BIRD stockings the gift that shows you know the best and feel she deserves nothing less! GIFT Proportioned to fit her exactly. WRAPPED Coloured to her own good taste and fashion needs. FREE $1.15 $1.35 $1.50 WALKER'S The Constitution- Tribune Chillicothe, Mo. PAGE 3 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1958 Christison, Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Boyle, Mr. And Mrs. Homer Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Strange, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ludwig, Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Howsman, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Treon, Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Prewitt, Wayne Purcell and Merle Hapes. Birthday Party Honors Vickie and Robin Ingraham Mrs. Victor Ingraham entertained last night with a birthday party at the Courtesy room of the Citizens National Bank honoring her daughters, Vickle and Robin, on their tenth and fifth birthdays. Party games were played after which the honorees opened their gifts. Refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream were served by Mrs.

Ingraham and Mrs. Clyde Garber. Favors of candy canes, balloons and coloring books were given the guests. Attending were Mrs. Ingraham, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Garber, Diane, Debby and Stevie Garber, Forrest. Paul and Robert Brown, Peggy and Sarah Adams, Ellen Austin, Joan Owens, Donna Dye, Vicki Ream, Chamberlin, Kathy Mitchell, Chery! Dixie McKenzie, Martha Chapman, Sharon Baker, Virginia Cline. Cathy and Gehrig Coleman. Larry Clinefelter and David Watson were unable to attend and sent gifts.

Christmas Dinner For John Deere Families turkey dinner was served John Deere families of Brookfield -and Chillicothe last night at the Cabin in the Valley. Covers were laid for 22. Attending from Chillicothe were Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Croskey, Mr.

and Mrs Fred Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glover. Church Notes Altar Guild Has Christmas Party in Winans Home The annual Christmas party of the Episcopal church was held last night in the home of Mrs. Ralph Winans.

Eleven members and three guests, Mrs. Mildred Wright, Mrs. Raymond Girdner and Miss Susan Chamberlin, were present. A short business meeting was held. Games were played and there was an exchange of gifts.

Refreshments were served from a beautifully appointed table. The house was decorated in keeping with the Christmas season. GOOD LOOKING TRASH SAN DIEGO, Calif. (A)-Outside a downtown bank building office girls stopped to gape at an Armored Transport guard emptying a money bag into a city trash can, An explanation was quickly forthcoming--the guard uses a money bag in his truck for a litter bag. Invented Clock A monk, who later became Pope Sylvester II, is credited by some historians with inventing the first truly mechanical, -driven clock in 990 A.D.

CHRISTMAS TREES MILLS BROS. LUMBER COMPANY HEAD HOOP Sharalynn Cole demonstrates the latest! in hoop spinning in Miami, Fla. The headpiece is called the Bee-Nee Hoop. Patron Robert Holman; Installing Marshal Mrs. Edythe McIntosh; Installing Chaplain Mrs.

Ocie Wilson; Installing Organist Mrs. Lula Mae Shiflett. Mrs. Norman, as outgoIng matron, expressed her appreciation for the cooperation of all the officers and members. Mr.

Strauch also expressed his appreciation. Past matron and patron jewels were presented to Mrs. Norman and Mr. Strauch by Mrs. Goldie Templeman and Ray Carpenter, the Junior Past Marton and Junior Past Patron.

Gifts on behalf of the officers were presented to Mrs. Norman and Mr. Strauch by Mrs. Virginia Windels and Howard Norman. In a clever ceremony, Mrs.

Norman and Mr. Strauch were escorted from the chapter room. The following new officers were installed: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Estelle Allen; Worthy Patron, Brainard Harvey; Associate Matron, Vernetta Slaughter; Associate Patron, W. Slaughter; Secretary, Mrs Mabel Lou Holman; Treasurer, Mrs.

Ruby Collis; Conductress, Mrs. Gladys Carpenter; Associate Conductress, Mrs. Jessie Jacobs; Marshal, Mrs. Dora Mable Norman: Chaplain, Mrs. Ocie Wilson; Organist, Mrs.

Bessie Schuetz; Adah, Mrs. Bernice McCampbell; Ruth, Mrs. Goldie Barnette; Esther, Mrs. Edythe McIntosh; Martha, Mrs Goldie Templeman; Mrs Laura Carrier; Warder, Mrs. Ethel Harvey; Sentinel, Ray Carpenter.

As she was installed in the East, a song, was sung to Mrs. Allen by Mrs. Norman. Tables in the dining room were decorated attractively with silver and pink decorations and Christmas greenery. Mrs.

Edythe Intosh and Mrs. Vernetta Slaughter presided at punch bowls. Variouts kinds of cookles, sandwiches and mints were served. Rev. Norman Arbo pronounced the benediction.

Breakfast Honors Three Sisters Employees Mrs. Julia Proffitt, manager of Three Sisters, entertained this morning with a breakfast at 7:30 o'clock at the Strand hotel for employees of the store. There was an exchange of Christmas gifts. Attending were Mrs. Proffitt, Mrs.

Harvey Shannon, Mrs. O. W. Ream, Mrs. Shelton Rucker, Mrs.

George Pittaway and Mrs. Merrill Nibarger. Mr. and Mrs. Christison Entertain With Christmas Dinner Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Christison entertained Tuesday night with Christmas. dinner at the Leeper hotel for their employees and their guests. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

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