The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune from Muscatine, Iowa • Page 7

WAN Calvary YF Honors Grads At Banquet The Calvary youth fellowship of Calvary Baptist church honored its graduates with a graduation banquet at Sunset Inn Saturday evening. The graduation theme was carried out in the decorations, which were made by Linda O'DclI, Fern Jarrett, Phillip Campbell, and Phyllis Mc Cracken, Mistress of ceremonies was Miss Phyllis McCrackcn, who also gave a congratulatory talk to the graduates. Miss Sandra Schmitt, as speaker for ihe graduates, spoke of the graduates' thanks and appreciation to the underclassmen through the past few years. Song leader was Miss Linda C'Dell. Miss Barbara Tilman played a saxaphone solo followed by a vocal solo by the speaker, Rev.

Dean L. Sippel. P.ov. Sippel is station manager for radio station WDLM in East Moline, a member of the Moody Radio NeLwork of Moody Bible Institute, Chicago. Graduates at the banquet were Judi Sherman and Jim Gricbel of Wilton; Bob Lenz, Muscatine community college; Phillip Campbell from Monmouth, Ill high school and banctra senium and Julie Orosvcnor 01 Mu a tine high school.

tVIlNTON'S SUGGEST Do vou have the feeling tha the month of May somehow evaporated without being its required 31' days long? I do. If I didn't know better I'd swear it didn't last more man mieen minutes Might as well warn you that Father's Day is coming up within two weeks so it might be wise to give a thought or two to it now. We can help solve your problems if you have a pipe smoking man in your house our Danish pipes are excellent and, praise be! are NOT expensive. Even have some nifty pipe rncks to help keep things neat though homey! Also have some of the best looking ties you'll ever find plus the tie tacks to hold them in place. Or how about a man size ice tub or sterling jigger for his bar? Admittedly, it isn't easy to find "different" things for men but do the best you can and hell know you have tried You won't forgot, will you.

that we have a goodly supply of wind chimes, both glass and bamboo. They're gay and happy sounding if you can hang them where the breezes blow kind of keep you company, as 'twere! And while you're busy remembering, remember to check your supply of herbs, spices, tea, vinegars, sauces and jams. We have SUCH good products with which to stock your shelves really no point in accepting less than the best. Incidentally, if you're just TOO busy to come in for a shopping spree just pick up the 'phone and we'll get it done easily and painlessly. Try it you may give up downtown shopping altogether! JWlNTON'S 219 E.

2nd St. AM 3 4412 UNI I'll Activities Double Ring Ceremony Unites Janet Snyder, Rona ld Ma i ret MR. and MRS. Ronald Mairet (Bamford Photo) The Musserville Methodist church was the scene of the double ring ceremony which united in holy matrimony Miss Janet Colleen Snyder and Ronald Lee Mairet Sunday, June 2 at 2 p.m. Rev.

T. Ray Crews heard their vows as they stood before an altar banked with ferns. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C.

Snyder, Route 5, and Mrs. Eunice Mairet, Mt. Zion, Iowa, and the late Mr. Paul Mairet. Mrs.

Herbert Toussaint was at the organ accompanying Mrs. Mack Sutherland who sang "I Love You Truly" and Mr. Snyder escorted his daughter down the aisle. She wore a floor length gown of silk organza fashioned with a scalloped neckline and full bouffant skirt accented with French ailencon lace, irridescent sequins and rose shaped appliques. She carried a cascade arrangement of while feathered mums with leather leaf trim.

Mrs. Cranton Hunt was matron of honor for her sister. She wore a' lavender gown accented with white and yellow and white accessories. Her flowers were a colonial arrangement of yellow feathered mums with yellow streamers. Knthryn Snyder, sister of the bride, was flower girl, bne a white dress with lavender sash and white accessories.

Walter Davis of Keosauqua was best man. Craton Hunt, brother in law of the bride, and Dannie Mairet of Lee Summit, brother of the bridetrroom, were in charge of seating the guests. The couple greeted llo guests at a reception held in Hoopes hall following the ceremony Mrs. Clarence Padget ol Keo sauqua, sister of the bridegroom cut the cake, assisted oy Mrs. Marianne Curry, sister of the bride.

Miss Diane Schmidt poured punch. Mrs. Melvin Sny Complete funeral arrangements, including cemetery site, can be completed in only one visit to our funeral home Geo HWittich Funeral Home TWOS, f. UYHIDOt 210 212 CEDAR STREET Dial AM 3 1112 dcr, sister in law of the bride, served coffee. Miss Mary Snyder, sister oi tha hrirln nrnciHori at 1 hp ET'JPSt book.

Miss Mary and Miss Gayle Snyder assisted wun tne gins For traveling, the bride chose a light green cotton dross with hiio jipppcsnnes and the cor sage from her bouquet. Alter Juno 7, the couple will reside at Route 5. Mrs. Mairet attended Muscatine schools and graduated from T. Wi'ik Slip is emDloved at Thatcher Glass Mfg.

Co. Mr. iVtairet graauaiea lrom sauqua High and is employed at Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co. Out of town guests attended from Columbus Junction, Keo sauqau, Stockport, Birmingham, Ml Zinn and Dps Moines Moines, Iowa; Geneseo, Rock Island, Atkinson, Lee Summit and Canton, Mo.

Mittman Silver Wedding Date Observed Sat. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mittman of 1019 Newell observed their silver anniversary Saturday. Callers Saturday afternoon wore Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Rogers of Muscatine and Don Rogers and Karen Kimball Colorado. Saturday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frenzel of West Liberty; Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Lamp of Sunbury; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kohl of Muscatine; and Air. and Mrs. Henry Fromme of Muscatine.

Guests Sunday were Rose Rex roth and Minnie Mittman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rexroth, Janet Rexroth and Bill Stalk fleet, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rexroth, Vicki and Ricky, Mary Mittman and Don Walter, and Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Brown, all of Muscatine: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Games, Linda and Bob, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Mittman and Jim, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Bronner and Dorothy, all from Davenport, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koepper of Wilton. Shirley Gaines and Edna Rexroth assisted in the kitchen. Coffee and punch were served by Mary Mittman 'and Janet Rexroth, Cake was served by Linda Games.

Name Attendants For Koll Lorber Wedding Here The attendants for (he wedding of Miss Joan Koll and John Lorber' have been announced. Mrs. Floyd Zigenhorn will be the matron of honor. Miss Susan Lorber' and Miss Melissa Wen dinger will be the bridesmaids. Miss Kathy Sturms will be the flower girl.

John Olson will be the best man. Groomsmen will' be David Lucas and Ronald Kurriger. Steven Martin is to be the ring bearer. Guests will be seated by Charles' Lorber and Thomas Martin. Paul Lorber and Steven Grun der will be the allar boys.

The wedding will take place at Id a.m. (dst) Saturday, June 3, at St. Mary's church, Muscatine. Bridal Shower Sunday For Nancy Peterson A bridal shower honoring Miss Nancy Peterson was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Dusenberry, 110 Busch street, who had Mrs.

Don Wilson of Davenport as co hostess. Miss Peterson will become the birde of William Luellen On June Decorations were in Miss Peterson's chosen colors of biue and pink. Gifts wore arranged under an open umbrella. Games were piayed and refreshmenis served. Present for the event were Mrs.

Harold Peterson, Pam Peterson, Laurie Peterson, Mrs. Jack Luelleri. Mrs. Clara Luellen, Mrs. Carrie Young, Mrs.

Alvin Young, Mrs. Don Branson, Evelyn Branson, Bonnie Branson, Mrs. Bernard Campbell, Peggy Campbell and Vicki Wil pink organza dress styled with scoop neckline, tiny cap sleeves, beli skirt and bodice accemea with an organza rosebud in front. She carried a. bouquet of daisies.

Miss Robert Parks, director ot Christian education at Kenwood Park Presbyterian church, Cedar Rapids, was bridesmaid. LOOK! DO 8 LBS. OF CLEANING FOR ONLY $2.00 SOCIAL New. Era LCW wilt' meet Tuesday evening, June 4, at the New. Era gym at 7:30.

Lor na Kretschmar and Sylvia, Fick will be co hostesses. Park Avenue WSCS will meet at Wednesday afternoon at the church. Ladies Aid or Mulford church has cancelled the meeting planned for this week. Keystone AOK will' meet at 8:15 m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

Robert Wilson, 109 Cannon avenue. American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the Legion home. Trinity Episcopal Church Women will meet at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the church. Mrs. William Duval will present the program, "Three. Wonderful Days Convention reports are to be given. The committee is Mrs.

John Stevens, chairman, Mrs. C. Hakes, Mrs. Vernon Willis, Mrs. A.

R. Tipton, Mrs. Lucas and Mrs Clarence Hahn. Musserville Women's Society 6f Christian Service will meet Tuesday night at Hoopes hall. Mrs.

Sherman Burns will have the prayer service, Mrs. Lyndon Fisher the devotions and Mrs. Ray Crews will be the hostess. Members of the Five Watlcr radio club of Muscatine will hold their regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the I.O.O.F.

hall. Birthday Party at Buffalo Prairie For Mrs. E.Elliott Buffalo Prairie Mrs. Elmo Elliott was surprised Saturday on her birthday by Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Murray, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Ruggles, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krueger. Benjamin Burrows, California, was called here Saturday because of the illness of his father, who is in St.

Anthony's hospital. Dorothy House Is Bride Of Dr. William Nevill Miss Dorothy Anne House and Dr. William i A. Nevill exchanged wedding vows and rings Saturday, June 1 in a candlelight ceremony held at 7:30 p.m.

at the Park Ave. Presbyterian Des Moines. Rev. George H. DeHority of Berwyn, officiated.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Anna House, 1004 Iowa. Dr. Nevill is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Irwin Nevill, 400 S. Arlington Indianapolis. Ernest W. House, escorted his sister to the altar which was banked with bouquets of white and pink flowers. Robert Speed, professor of music at Grand View college, Des Moines, was at the organ.

Vocalist was Miss Jean Huffman, director of Christian education at Central Presbyterian church, Des Moines. She sang "Wedding Prayer" and Perfect The bride wore a floor length gown of white organza fashioned with a lace top and sleeves coming to points over the hands. The front panels of lace had tiny bows at the sides. Her veil fell from a forehead crown of pearls ar.d sequins. She carried white baby carnations and stephan otis with pink sweetheart roses.

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to 8 P. M. Six Days a Week Sunday 12 Noon to 8 P. M. She was dressed identical to the maid of honor.

Steven Shafer and Arlen Beck ot Des Moines lighted the candles. Ralph Cowser of Indianapolis served the bridegroom as best man. Robert House, brother of the bride, was the groomsman. Those in charge of seating the guests were Kenneth Allen, Glenn Surber, Daryl Rupp, and Douglas Simmons, all of Des Moines. The newlyweds greeted approximately 350 guests at the reception held in the church hall after the ceremony.

A four tier cake flanked with silver candelabra, centered the table. Miss Kathleen Kelly of Men dota served punch, Mrs. Joe Joquinta of Des Moines poured coffee, while Mrs. Ruth Nevill of Indianapolis, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Harold Groves of Des Moines cut and served the cake.

Miss Margaret Bayley of Des Moines presided at the guest book. Miss Miriam Little of Grin nel, Mrs. Robert Hunt and Mrs. George Wylie: of Des Moines assisted with the gifts. Prior to leaving on their honeymoon to New Orleans, the bride changed to a white and biue print dress with white accessories and pearl jewelry.

After June 15, the couple will reside at Birmingham, for 15 months while Dr. Nevill is engaged in research at the Southern Research Institute. In the fall of 1964, the newlyweds will make their home at 506 14th Grinnell. Mrs. Nevill is a graduate of Muscatine High, obtained her BA from the State University of Iowa, and her MA from Mc Cormick.

Seminary at Chicago. She served as director of Christian education at the Park Ave. Presbyterian church at Des Moines until her resignation June 1. Dr. Nevill obtained his BS from Butler University, Indianapolis, and his Ph.

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