The Parsons Sun from Parsons, Kansas • 3

THE PARSONS SUN. TUESDAY. JUNE Socieh sier and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lamb and Sally Ann were Sunday evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Heady. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Sparks were dinner guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mi's. Ray Fores-man of Parsons. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert While had as guests over the weekend their children Mr. and Mrs. Ira White. Mr.

and Mrs. John Wh' and children, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Wheeles all of Paola and their granddaughter Neva Beard of Erie. Vm Randall-Reel I After the ceremony a reception Beautilul in its simplicity was was held in the home of the the wedding in which Miss Mary bride's mother.

The bride's table Jean Randail, daughter of Mrs. was centered with a 3-tiercd wed-Cleo Randall, 418 N. Central, be- ding cake topped with a minia-cami the bride of Wayne Reed, i ture bride and groom. Assisting son of Mr. and Mrs.

O. Reed, Mrs. Randall were Mrs. Alice In Baldwin The Rev. J.

W. Hadley of the Federated churrh left Monday for Baldwirt for a school conducted for pastors. He will return Friday. 2421 Washington at 4 clock Sun day afternoon at St. Patrick Catholic church.

The double ring ceremony was solemnized by Father Ryan belore the altar of the Blessed Virgin which was decor-; ding trip, ated with large bouquets of Pi- Reed chose a cardy gladioli. The wedding music was played bv Miss Rosemary Reinhart, organist assisted by Otis Mumaw, who sang "I Love You Truly" and "Ave For the processional Miss Reinhart played "The Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin and Mendelsshon's Wedding March for the recessional. The bride was attended by Miss Esther Reed, sister of the groom, as bridi maid and Mrs. S' 1 jupv Stanshcry. Mrs.

Twila Woolard book. The couple suit with white The bride Parsons college. She the highschool played in the college orchestra. at the plant. The groom Yale highschool, from the was a itiember Sinphonia In Service Locals Seaman 2nd class Kirby Snod- Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Stephens grass who has spent 10 days in and Gerald and Barbara who Erie visiting Mrs. Snodgrass re- i hsve been the guests of Mrs. turned Sunday to Camp Farra-1 George Stephens have returned gut, Ida. He was accompanied to their home in Bartlesville, as far as Kansas City by his wife Bennie Pierre came from Bar- who returned to Erie Monday.

tlcsville Saturday and was ac-Aviation Cadet W. L. Hoag- i rompanied home Mondav by his land who has been at Chadron, wife and children who had has been sent to a flying spent the past week with Mrs. husband Pfc. Paul Wagner who ia in training at Peterson Field.

Marriage Saturday night at the Methodist parsonage Tech. Sgt J. Toolhaker and Miss Evelyn Gil-key of Cedarvale were united in marriage by the Rev. J. W.

Hadley. Sgt. Toothaker ia in the navy stationed in Florida. Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Gough were witnesses to the marriage. Mai! Carrier Cenfeience Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Wooster attended the 3rd. district rail carriers meeting in Cherryvale Su fids y. After a picnic the afternoon was devoted to a business session. Rosroe Pierre and Virginia. Mrs.

R. C. Henderson spent Fririav in Kansas City. Walter Rirkel, the game and fish warden from Independence, was in Erie on business the last of the week. MVs.

Sylvester Spnnnamore of Wirt. and Mrs. Maggie Gra- MINX MODES i PANTELLERIA PRISONERS COOL OFF WITH A BWIM-Italian prisoners of Pantdleria go bathing in the harbor under the watch-eye of a guard. In the background, smoke still rises from the ruins of the city. Passed by censor.

1 0 ERIE-NEOSHO COUNTY NEWS ist. Mrs. Hall played "Medita- lion" (Morrison). "1 Love You Truly" and Consolation and Miss Hall sang "Because grin's Lohrn- Bridal Chorus was used fer the processional and Mendelssohn's Wedding March for the recessional. Mrs.

Berry has been attending if I i )i S-ghl on lta beam for Spring end on into Suirmer okoysd by the Mm Model College and Career Girt Commiiise. The locket is painstakingly toilorsd ih sharp lapels and handmade button hols pocket, let green, blue and pink. zes 9 to 17. 620.00 cun ewA Mrs. Mary Dick and Vaughn.

Mrs. Hugh presided at the guest left for a short wed-For tiavcling Mrs. turf tan gabardine accessories. graduated from the highschoo! and Junior was a member of drum corps and viola section of the She is employed Kansas Ordnance is a graduate of Yale, and Simpson college. He of the Phi Mu Alpha fraternity.

He is employed at the KOP. They will live at 18291 Main. Out-of-town guests were Staff Sgt. E. A.

O'Rourke. Cainn Clai- bourne. Mrs. Ondus Carter, Wellington; Mrs. Dorothy Bab-! cock, Wichita; Mrs.

Alice White and Mrs. Lewis Sawyer both of Oswego; T. I. Reed and family, G. D.

Reed and family and Mrs. A. Claik all of Galesburg. During the reception the couple received a telephone call from Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Burgliard. Long Beach, uncle and aunt of the bride, extending their congratulations. Willing Workers Club Mrs. Gladys Slane, 2500 Kcnne-! d.v, was hostess to members of Willing Workers club in her home. In games prizes were a-warded Mrs.

Bessie Seifert. Mrs. Jewel, and Mrs. Agnes Curtis. June Gahn received the club 1 prize and Mrs.

George Flinch the guest prize. An ice course was served. The next meeting will be June 24, in the home of Carrie Davis. Caldwell Circle Sixteen members of the Caldwell Circle held an allday meeting Thursday in the home of Mrs. Charles Eploe with Mrs.

Eugene Gatton assisting hostess. A covered dish dinner was scr- bury- and Mrs. Hale. J. O.

Chandler Earl Karstetter, Fred Palmer, Will Gatton. Charles Larue. Eugene Gatton and Charles Eplee. During the business session in charge of Mrs. P.

Hcarson, three new members were welcomed into the circle. They were Mrs. Will Gatton, Mrs. Wilbur Salis- Plans were made for a family picnic July 11 at Forest Park. The afternoon was spent in quilting and working on a comfort top.

Guests for the day included Mmcs. Ervin Wahl. Guy Axtell. Basil Canncy and Baugh-er and Joyce Benson. Beulah Irene Cannev and Donna Atte-berry.

4 4 4 VFW Hospital Day Thi VFW Hospital day wil; he held Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Ruby Fisher. 313i Washing- ton. Each member was asked to take a sack lunch. AH members were urged to attend.

WBA Tomorrow The regular monthly meeting of the WBA will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Trainmen's hall. Mrs. F. H. Kreger.

president, urges all members to attend. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Tito Martinez, 1214 N. 21st.

announce the en- gagrment and approaching marri- 1 i I i I York college, York. Neb. The bridegroom graduated from York college in 1941. He entered the armed forces a year ago. Mr.

and Mrs. Berrv were students of York collage during the pastorate of the Rev. Deever at the First United Brethren church at York. After the ceremony a reception for the wedding party was held at the of Mrs. Hattie Smith, 300 N.

31st. Relatives ann guests present were Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Million. Noel; Mr. and Mrs. W. II.

Berry and children. Bunker Hill: Mrs. Alice Collins. Coffevville; Mis. Hattie Smith.

Mr. anit Mr! Bvron Smith and children. Mr. and Mr. Raymond Smith.

Mrs. Fern Sav- er and children. Mr. Virgil Free burg, Mrs. V.

L. Hall. Miss- Helen and Lucille Hall. Mis Ruby Clayton. Mr.

Tomlinson i and Mrs. A. L. Deever. I 1 More Casualties Listed by Navy Washington i.Vi The navy announced today 11 casualties, including 7 dead, 1 wounded and 3 missing.

This brings to 23.321 the total of navy, marine corps and roast guard casualties reported to next of kin since Doc. 7, 1941. The grand total includes 7.44(1 dead. 4.723 wounded and 11,158 missing. The casualties announced tndav did not include any men from southeast Kansas.

First Lt. Virgil E. Craven, husband of Mrs. Jean M. Craven.

Erie, was included in a list of 393 soldiers reported today by the war department as having hern wounded in action on the various war fronts. war fronts. Lt. Craven was wounded in! he North African theater. The Sun printed a story recently about Lt.

Craven when word wa first received by relatives of his i being wounded. i I 1 I 1 W. A Kindergarten Mrs. R. assisted by her daughter Jo Ann, started their filth year of conducting a summer kindergarten at their home on last Friday when 13 pupils met fur enrollment.

The kindergarten will meet every Thursday and Saturday between jtlie hours of 9:30 and 11:30 for 12 weeks. The program will consist of music, a rhythm band, hand craft and activities of various kinds. The children who hsve enrolled are Barbara and Larry Bryan, Bonine, Patty Jcnnrr. Dickie Carol Ann and Mary Jane Bying- 1 ton, Wanda Walker. Max Gough, Loretta Green, Joe David Porter, Jo Ann McKinnie, Clark Edward Lowe and Lcla Joan McCoy.

Staff Meeting Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Gordon of Independence, Mrs.

Walter Craw-; ford, and Mr. and Mra. H. Creighton of Parsons attended a meeting of the Christian educa-I tional staff of the Parsons district of the Methodist churrh at the home of the Rev. and Mi's.

J. W. Hadley Fridsv evening. After a picnic supper on the Methodist parsonage porch a conference followed and plans for the coming year were made. Dinner Party Sunday noon a dinner was given at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred George and family, for their son lon who leaves today for Leavenworth to enter service. Those attending were Miss Dortha George of St. lxiuis. Mr.

and Mrs. Hollis Geoige and Juan, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mal-' son and family of Fort Scott, Mr. and Mrs.

Otis Brasier and Sharon Iconise and Mrs. William George and Dale. Dinner Guests Mrs. Mae E. Dalton had as din- ner guests Friday Mrs.

Roy Dal- ton. Mr. T. I Burtle, Thomas Dalton of Chanute and Jack Dal- ton of' Toronto. Kas.

Mr. and Mr. Lawrenre Bra- school at St. Mary's, Cal. Aviation Cadet Boh Caldwell is now taking college work at Logan, L'ls.

Fvt. Richard Harding who has been stationed at Amarillo, has been transferred to Las Yeg-! as. N. in the army gunnery school. Sgt.

Earl Miller will leave Wed-1 ncsda.v for Avon Park, Florida, after a short visit with his wife and haliy of Walnut and his par- enls Mr! and Mrs. Kay Miller of Erie. Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Richey re-1 reived word Monday from their son Earl, who lias been in a law firm in Washington, D. that lie has accepted a 'nisition in foreign in the state department. Earl expert to visit his parent a few day coming xt week. Pfc.

Iloliart Chandler who ha been xtationed in Guadalcanal ha been sent to thq Fiji. Mr. Paul Wagner left today for Colorado Spring to visit her M. W. "Red Gomer.

Agl. Schedules Daily to ham of Port Angeles, Wi to Wirt Monday. turned Graham will visit then days en route home. Richard G. Wells went to Ka us City to taka hit physical examination for service.

The Rev. and Mrs. Emery Daines and daughter Wilma a Lebo are hen for a visit with Mr, and Mrs. Steve Steinman. Mrs.

Donald Drummett who has beet, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller returned to her home in Kansu City Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Ulery of Pensacola, Fla arrived Sunday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Butler and her toother Rense and Mrs.

Butler. Ulery. il junior instructor at the mechanical naval airbase, and will re-' turn to Florida after a weeks visit, but Mrs. Ulery will remain for a longer stay. ONE OF THE GREATEST cxoccss:) tired, wist.

1 out" dus to low Mom Iron I nattmartTtwjra onset ft Co fcfcret homo ways to help red MoM to grt wore net rasas. Get Pukbanrt 1 Serf Follow labal directions. 1 ki HIS PRESCRIPTION TO SuppMaa it i-'t i.fc-V -A mj 1 age of their daughter Guadalupe, to Pfc. Adolfo Fernandez, Hous- ton, son of Leopold Fernandez, Houston. The ceremony will be solemnized at 8 o'clock Satuiday morning at Our Lady of Victory church.

4 4 4 Elect Mrs. Dennis named were Mrs. Lauren Hindi Mrs. Howard Dennis was elect- ed president of Metro Anns at I their meeting last night in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Black- i burn, 1022 Partridge.

Others eliffe, vice president and Mrs. T. R. Layton, secretary-treasurer. After the business meeting gmes of bridge were played.

Prizes were awarded Tlrs. Lyle V'idup, high; Mrs. Hinihcliffe, second and Mi's. Layton, allcut. A salad course was served at quartet tables.

The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Hinchcliffe, 3126 Clark, June 28. Dinner Partial Mrs. Lloyd Allen. 2200 Corning.

enlertained with a surprise dinner Saturday, honor- ing her sister, Jean McLain, Kan- sas City. After the dinner, ifts were in- spccted. The remainder of the evening was spent informally. Guests were Mis Billie Smith. Mrs.

Golria Gleason, L. D. and Allen, the honoree and Mr and Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. McLain, 2725 Dirr entertained with a din- ner Sunday for Miss McLain. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Allen and sons, Mrs.

Harold Gleason and Mr. and Mrs. McLain and Jean. Million -Berry The marriage of Miss Daisy Viola Million, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Million. Noel. and Staff Sgt.

Everett W. Bqrry, Camp Howze, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Berry, Bunker Hill, was solemnized at the First United Brethren church at 4 -i dock Sunday afternoon with the Rev. A. L. Deever, officiating. The altar was beautifully dec- orated with summer flowers and large baskets of glsdioli and large baskets of glsdioli and lilies.

The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Fern Million, Parsons. and Miss Leona Berry, sister of I the groom, Bunker Hill. The! groom was attended by Wilfred I Saver. Parsons, cousin of the i bride.

The wedding music was played by Mrs. V. L. Hall, pianist, assisted bv Miss Helen Hall, solo- OLD G01D silver and mmond Inni 7 into. am QDDdlMw 1 WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES Yr eM jgwglry il worth ft than avor aaw and Iaa caa im tha maaay ta Ip wia tha war.

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The groom was attended by his cousin. Dean Reed as best man. Tommy Hall and Harold Wall were groomsmen. The bride who was given in marriage by her grandfather, J. C.

Burghard, wore a gown of white silk over white lace. The voluminous skirt ending in a long train. Her long veil extended from a juliet cap with tiara of seed pearls. Her only ornament was a pearl necklace, a gift of the groom. For something old and borrowed she carried a lace handkerchief, over 30 years old, belonging to the grooms grand-.

mother. She carried a shower bouquet of talisman roses and gypsophila, tied with vale chiffon. Miss Reed wa gowned in a toe length dress of pink net over faille fashioned with a fitted bodice and neckline. Her shoulder veil extended from a shirred halo. She carried a colonial bouquet of briarcliff roses and gypsophila.

tied with pink ribbon. Mrs. Switlik wore a toe length dress of blue marquesette over faille fashioned with a long fitted bodice. She wore a shoulder length veil and carried a colonial bouquet of briarcliff roses and gypsophila tied with pink ribbon ending in long streamers. The men of the wedding party wore summer tuxedo suits of black trousers and white coats with red carnation huttonnicres.

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