The Maryville Daily Forum from Maryville, Missouri • Page 3

Bernadette Schieoer's Betrothal Announced Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schieber, Stanberry, announce tho engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Bernadette, to Stephen J. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John S. Meyer, also of Stanberry. Miss Schieber, a 1960 graduate of Jefferson High School, Conception, attended Mount St. Scholastics College, Atchison, and is presently employed as a secretary at the Conception Abbey Press, Conception. Mr.

Meyer, a 1956 graduate of the same school, served two years with the Army and is presently engaged in farming near Conception. The wedding has been set for Sept. 7. MRS. MONTGOMERY If SATURDAY SUPPER GUESTS Guests at a porch supper Saturday night of Mrs.

Bruce Montgomery, Maryville, were Mrs. Hazel Schnovle and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Poole and children, State of New York, and Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Schnovle and children, Yakima, Wash. Other guests were Ernest Hartness, Maryville, and Mark Worton, Bartlesville, Okla. TED COCKAYNES HAVE GUESTS FROM IOWA Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hohenshelt and Mrs.

Josie Cockayne, Red Oak, were Quests Sun day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cockayne, Maryville. Mrs. Josie Cockayne re mained in Maryville where she will be a guest for the next few weeks of Her son and MARYVILLE WOMEN TO ATTEND CONVENTION Six Maryville women will go to Denver, this weekenc to participate in the nationa convention of the Missouri Division of the American Association of University Women.

Dr. Blanche Dow, president of Cottey College, Nevada PRETTY PAIR PRINTED PATTERN and former chairman of the Department of Foreign languages at Northwest State College, has been nominated for the presidency of the Association. To be considered at the convention is the proposal to change the structure of the program of the organization, placing emphasis on four major areas of study local problems, international areas of concern, cultural arts and education. The local delegates include Mrs Harvey White, Maryville Branch vice president; Mrs. Charles Bell, Miss Chloe Mil- ikan.

Miss Kstella Bowman, Miss Mabel Clair Winburn and Miss Olive DeLuce. Guests Present Program County DAP Members Mrs. Kenny Tebow and Mrs. T. Schneider, guests, gave the program for members of the Nodaw av Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution Friday afternoon at the ionic of Mrs.

Lauris M. Eek, Maryville. Mrs. Tebow reviewed an ii le ritten by Mrs. John Lee Hake on women hymn writers, ind Mrs.

Schneider sang three selections ritten by women entitled This Shall Not Pass Again This and Mrs. J. W. Barker gave a talk on the American flag, closing with an original tribute to the flag. Those on the program were introduced by Mrs.

Darrell Quinn, vice regent. Preceding the program, Mrs. I. L. Stinson, acting chaplain, ed the ritual.

Mrs. I. E. Tul- och. regent, led the pledge to the flag and the group sang the third verse of Star Spang- ed They were accompanied by Mrs.

W. J. Mont gomery. Mrs. Montgomery gave excerpts of newspaper items about what DAR over the nation are doing to ireserve, restore and mark historical places.

Mrs. R. Bruce Montgomery, chapter librarian, told of facilities for DAR books in the new public library. The regent appointed Mrs. Virginia Diggs as chairman of the Junior American Citizens.

Progress of the Bells for project was noted by the committees which will endeavor to contract by letter every community in Nodaway and Worth counties to urge the ringing of bells in public buildings for four minutes at p.m. July 4. The Maryville chapter will host the DAR district meeting Oct. 3. The planning committee are Mrs.

Albert Kuchs, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. J. A. Anderson and Mrs.

L. F. Bosch. Mrs. Stinson will ho chairman of registrations.

Mrs. Donald Corrough is district director. Mrs. Robert Geist, chapter registrar, needs old city directories and county maps to aid in establishing family records. Miss Cathie Cooper, Salma, Mrs.

grand daughter, was a guest. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Eek were Mrs. Court Toel, Mrs. Leslie Wilson, Mrs.

John Sherman, Miss Josephine Sherman and Virginia Diggs. Mrs Tulloch poured. Womens Page Phyllis 2-3166 Miss Joy Couts Weds Harold Howard Wilmarth Mrs. Gary Staples and Miss Rose Ann Gard, Maryville, presided at the guest hook. Those in charge of the gifts were Mrs.

Gary McMahon, Maryville, and Mrs. Jerry Sampson, DeKalb. A reception was held following the ceremony. The reception table was covered with a white lace overskirt. The centerpiece was a three tier mint green maltese cake with white hells, roses and lily of the valley.

The cake was topped with lattice work and an inverted white bell containing tinted green carnations. Also on the table were candles decorated with white and silver. Assist at Reception Mrs. Virgil Courtney and Mrs. Sydney Buttenck, aunts of the bride, poured the punch.

Mrs. Gerald Courtney, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Edgar Ditamore served the cake. Mrs. Clarence Bainum was in charge of the reception.

Others assisting were Mrs. Douglas Dempsey, Mrs. W. J. Dempsey, Mrs.

Forrest Stark, Mrs. Herbert Gard, Mrs Carl Winell and Mrs. Basil McIntyre. For her wedding trip Mrs. Wilmarth chose a two piece dark brown suit with white accessories and an orchid corsage.

The couple will reside in Maryville where the groom owns and operates Mobile Mill. The bride will teach physical education this in the Savannah school system. The Social CALENDAR THURSIMY RHI (irnvr lub Ha Mrs Westfftll; roll call, Oift Exchange Knablt Country Club Moet- ine With Mrs. Eugene has been po-dponed until June 27. Bloomfield Needlework Club Paul Carmichael, hostess.

roll ca'J, Miscellaneous lub To mcr? with Mrs Willis Walker. LAW Mrs. ea Owens: roll call, 25c Gift flood Cluh Will meet with Mrs Walter Huff, roll call. How I Met IF A have an anniversary party with Mrs. William Mitchell Hilton with Mr' Fred Stevens.

Maitland roll call. Menu for a Hot Summer Evening members to take flower arrangement of garden Rest of (tuilfnrd lub- Mi Charles Leader, Lone Tree With Mrs. Oeorge Mevers. Xenia RTW Mrs Ora Smith, hostess; roll call. "Take Picture of Your Trego Worthwhile I Meets Mrs Dovle Helzei May Bee Club Mrs.

Cecil Tippie, hostess. FRIDAY of Maryville Methodist I and Morning Circle to have 12 .70 luncheon at home of Mrs. Vilas Porter; Circle II will have breakfast at church: Circle1 III meets at 2 p.m. with Mrs. O.

Dildine. 709 3rd Circle meet at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Carl Grahl, 536 W. Cooper St Executive Board of First Baptist have 1:30 p.m meeting and 2 p.m.

general meeting. The Maryville (Mo.) Daily Forum, Tuesday, June 18, 1961 day where he addressed the Midwest Junior College Conference at the University of Kansas City. He will fly to Washington. Wednesday having been called there to discuss with President Kennedy i i 1 Rights in the Field of PAUL MUDSKURS HOST SUNDAY SI PPF.R Mr and Mrs Paul Med'ker and family. Guilford, entertain ed with a supper at their home Sunday evening Guests were Mr.

and Mrs George Epperson, Barnard. Dr Leland Mod-ker Danville. Cal. and Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle and daughter, El a i fie. Maryville. MRS. JOIINSTON ENTERTAINS GUESTS Mrs. Golda Johnston, Maryville, entertained Monday in honor of her daughter-in-law.

Mrs. Charles Hill. Eugene, Ore Others present were Mrs. Ethel Gray, Mrs. Milo Wilson and Mrs.

Jack Morehouse and daughter, all of Hopkins. SMAILS HOST SUNDAY DAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Smail, Skidmore, entertainer with a Father's Day dinner Sunday at their home.

Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smail and sons David, Mike and Ricky, Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smail and children, Cindy, Tra cy and Vicki; Mr.

and Mrs Jerry C. Smail and son, Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Reynolds, and children. Patty Lynn and Brian Lee, and Miss Carol Smail, all of Maryville; Miss Shirley Lee Smail and John Kulak, St.

Joseph, and John, Charles and Peggy Ann, of the home. Miss Carol Joy Couts, daugh -1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Couts. Maryville, and Harold Howard Wilmarth.

son of Mrs. Dorothy Wilmarth. Creston, and Vern Wilmarth, Corning, were married Sunday afternoon at the Maryville Methodist Church. The Rev. Ray Gass performed the double ring ceremony before an arch of greenery and white bows and can- delahras with white tapers.

There also were baskets of white gladioli at the altar. Miss Jeannie Morris, Maryville, organist, accompanied Don Neidt, Des Moines, as he sang Me Not to Leave and as the couple knelt at the altar and the congregation joined in with the and the soloist sang Perfect Wears Floor Length The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of frost white silk organza and imported Alencon lace with sleeves coming to points over the hands. The natural scallop of the lace was repeated at the V-neckline and a wide panel of lace extended down the front of the slim bodice and bell skirt. Hand sewn pearls and French bows accented the front of the gown. Her bouffant veil of English illusion fell from a forward half hat of silk organza with sprays of orange blossoms and bow trim.

She carried a bouquet of white orchids and ste- phonitis on a white Bible. Attendant Wears Apricot Mrs. Richard Suess, Maryville, was the matron of honor. She was attired in an apricot Studio dacron and cotton street length gown with a bell shaped skirt and embroidered jacket with bow trim. The headpiece was a circle with apricot bow and tulle.

She wore white shoes and gloves and carried a white fan with a bouquet of tangerine carnations and apricot ribbon streamers. Miss Carolyn Courtney, Lincoln, cousin of the bride, was the bridesmaid. She was dressed identically to the matron of honor. Miss Debra Courtney, Maryville, and Miss Kathleen Courtney, Effingham, cousins of the bride, served as candle- lighters. They also were dressed similarly to the matron of honor and wore rist corsages of tangerine carnations.

The flow ergirl was Miss Kim Curtis, Creston. niece of the groom. She carried a white basket and scattered red rose petals. Chris McCoy, Creston, nephew of the groom, was ringbearer. Brother Was Best Man Neil Wilmarth, Corning, was his best man.

Robert McCoy, Creston, brother-in-law of the groom, served as groomsman. Ushers were Richard Suess and Darryl and Rodney Couts. brothers of the bride, all of Maryville, and Dale Hunziger, St. Joseph. The mother wore a mint green lace jacket dress with beige and brown accessories.

The mother of the groom wore a beige lace dress with turquoise accessories. Both wore white orchid corsages. SURPRISE PICNIC DINNER HONORS WILL H. WILMES A surprise picnic dinner was held Dav at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Will H. Wilmes and children. Maryville, honoring Will Wilmes. Those present included Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Archer and children, Maryville; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jermain, Guilford, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Spire and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Luke and children. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Wilmes, and children and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luke and daughter, all of Ravenwood, and Dorothy, Pat and Jim Wilmes of the home. WILCOX WSCS MEETS WITH MRS. HUGH McLAIN Mrs.

Harry Cowan gave a program on Shall We Tell Our Children About when the Wilcox Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Hugh McLain, Mary ville. Mrs. Clarence Holt had charge of the worship service, and roll call was answered by 22 cards and 18 calls. Refreshments were served to Mrs.

Jack Collins. Mrs. Gary OLD HOME INSULATION Newest Equipment, Latest Techniques. U. L.

APPROVED MATERIALS FLOOR LOOR Gay, new! Apron two chores or parties, Sunbonnet (adjustable head size) is ideal for garden or centennial celebrations. Printed Pattern 9077; Sizes Small Medium (14, 16): Large See pattern for yardages. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, care ol Maryville, Daily Forum Pattern 232 Vest 18th York 11. Y.

Print I a i 1 NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. FREE OFFER! Coupon in Summer Pattern Catalog for one pattern free- anyone you choose from 300 de ign ideas. Send 50c now for DIAMOND RINGS GUARANTEED PERFECT ALBERT BELL 111 West 3rd Exclusive Keepsake Dealer SHOE CLeARANCe 1 Group of BONE AND WHITE SHO ES Values to 12 99 $5 $6 $7 Quads to $3 1 Group of BONE AND WHITE DRESS FLATS Values to 6.99 $4 $5 But not in Every Style Reduced for Clearance! SUMMER PURSES White, Bone, leather, Straws 1.88 The BOOTE RY 410 NORTH MAIN Staples. Mrs Lloyd Stephens Mrs. Luther Jenson, Mrs.

Thelma Patterson, Mrs. Clarence Holt. Mrs. Tom Adams, Mrs Harry yCowan, Mrs. Eugene Hall, Mrs.

Carl Winell. Mrs. Glenn Adams and six children. The next meeting will be June 25 at the home of Mrs. Gary Staples.

Maryville. GR Ml AM SOt II TV II SKIDMORE (.1 I STS Members of the Graham Society of Christian Service met recentlv at the home of Mrs A Pence, Graham The members of the Skidmore WSCS ere guests. The opening er as giv on by Mrs. Olin Wakely. Mrs Russell, leader, presented the subject, Shall We Tell Our Children About Mrs.

Russell showed pictures of of other races and gave the story of each one. Victor Brown, St. Joseph, was a guest speaker. He spoke of the responsibility each race has for each children. A question and answer hour followed his address.

During the business session Mrs William Zapf. president, gave a honorary life pin to Mrs. Roda Bow man Refreshments of punch, cook! ies. mints and nuts were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Darwin Acklm, Mrs Betty Massengale and Mrs.

Rav Mowry. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown and children. St.

Joseph, and Mrs. Burman I Wright, Mrs. Nida Worl, Mrs. Paw ell, Mrs. Bodkin, Mrs Seth Turpin, Mrs.

Ed Gillihan and Mrs Goslee, all of Skidmore MISS BOWMAN ENTERTAINS GUESTS AT Miss Estella Bowman, Maryville, entertained with a Sunday dinner at Armstrong's honoring her brother, C. O. Bowman. St. Joseph, on Day.

Other guests were Mr and Mrs. J. M. Ketchum and children, St. Joseph, and Mr.

and D. C. Brown and Mr. and Howard Curry, Kansas Mrs. Mrs.

Citv Boedrkers To Have Reunion The annual gathering of the Anna Boedeker family will he held Sunday in St. parish hall, Parnell, following a mass offered at 11 a. m. for members of the family. (Additional Society on Page 4) OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENTS VISIT RELATIVES HERE Mrs.

Nattie Mitchell. Mrs. Charles Landess and Gerald Smock, South Gate. left Saturday for their home after spending the past two weeks visiting with relatives here. Mrs.

Mitchell and Mrs. Landess visited with their sisters, Mrs. Lola Seals. Mrs. Logan Strong, Mrs.

Bertha Hilsabeck, Mrs. Rube floss and Mrs. Russell Smock, all of Maryville. Gerald Smock visited with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Smock. Maryville, and his son, Stephen Smock, Clarinda, la. AT LAST! A NO-MESS NO-DRIP Vi TO ADD COLOR TO YOUR IIAIH! DR. MEDSKER VISITS WITH MARVIN LYLES Dr.

Leland Medsker, Danville, Cal visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lyle and daughters, Rosanne and Elaine, Maryville. He went to Kansas City Mon- Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do fnlae teeth drop slip or wobble when you talk, eat, laugh or Don't be annoyed and embarrassed bv such handicaps. FASTEKTH, an alkaline inon-acid powder to sprinkle on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set Ones confident feeling of security and added comfort.

Nogumruv gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get FASTEETH today at drug counters everywhere. i)u Bftti yuf colorloanr HAIR COLORING RINSE AND CONDITIONER Just push a it foams on! Gives you natural-looking highlights and blends in gray in minutes. Lcivos hair silky-soft. 10 shades.

COWAN'S NODAWAY DRUG West Side of Square "S- vod pharmacist DRUG STORE 1921 WOOLWORTHS fashions VALUE BLOUSES Imagine, only Sleeveless cottons in assorted patterns, styles and colors. Sizes 32-38. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH MORE AT WOOLWORTH'S.