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135 Kelly 30 10 So. So. E. June 8, 1960 DES MOINES TRIBUNE 19 2 Couples Are Wed; Pretty Perk-Ups 838 SIZES 9174 0 12-20 Wide collar tops- a Twin "scatter" doilies fitted bodice. protect your tables.

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Dance Recital Concludes Stay To Be Friday Mr. and Mrs. George Mullen and son Jimmie of SyraJudi Palmer, 649 Linnwill cuse, N. and Mrs. Jack Place, West Des Moines, Rothwell and son James of will her dance Santa Ana, have been present guests of.

stuthe women's dents in a public recital at mother, Mrs. Miles Francis 8 p. m. Friday at the Nellie Dunley, 5212 Shriver ave. Phenix School Auditorium, They were here for the wedWest Des Moines.

ding of Mrs. Dunley's other daughter, Sheila Myles DunEverett Mays will be ley, to Edward H. Speer last guest vocalist, accompanied Saturday. Mr. Mullen and by Miss Palmer.

Mary Jane Mrs. Rothwell and her son Summers is playing the have returned to their overture and will be accom- homes. Mrs. Mullen and panist for some of the Jimmie will remain for a dances. longer visit.

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GRINNELL Grinnell Office Supply 927 Broad St. Betrothal Is Told WICKETT-HARNEY the Farmers Grain Mary Joan Harney and Phillip Lee Wickett, both of Woodward. were married Saturday morning at Assumption Catholic Church in Granger. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Harney, also of Woodward, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wickett of 411 Watson ave. Maid of honor was Judy Menough.

Deanna Ostrander, Kay Nixon and Mary L. Tiernan were bridesmaids. Michael Menough attended the bridegroom a as best man and James Lane, Glenn Crumm and William Siglin, were groomsmen. Guests were seated by James Harney and David Costello. The couple will live in Woodward, where Mr.

Wickett is associated with ply Co. The bride is employed by Recording and Statistical Corp. in Des Moines. RICE-LUNDHOLM Jo Lee Lundholm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Lundholm, 3633 Cornell and Robert Rice, son of Mr. Mrs. Floyd N.

Rice, 556 Wheeler were married Saturday at Saylorville Baptist Church. Margaret Pilgrim was maid of honor and bridesmaids were, Margaret Dey and James Rice was best man, and groomsmen were Keith Dey Michael Meston. Ushers were Gary Lundholm and Dennis Rice. After a trip to Lake of the Ozarks, the couple will live at 3719 Third st. She is employed by Mac Millan Oil Co.

of Central Iowa. Mr. Rice, who attended Drake University, works for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. TAKEN-DIEHL Miss Heggen Engaged Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Heggen of Ankeny announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine Rae to James R. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams, 1932 E. Twenty-second st.

The bride-elect is a junior at Iowa Lutheran School of Nursing. Her fiance, a senior at Drake University, received a degree from Graceland College at Lamoni, Elaine Heggen Mrs. Wickett Mrs. Mrs. Rice Miss Taken and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Diehl, 1542 Eighteenth st. Miss Taken is employed by Iowa Paint Mr. Diehl works for Cowles Magazines, Inc. The wedding is planned for June, 1961, CLUB CALENDAR O.

E. S. Chapter To Have Picnic Des Moines Chapter 89, Order of the Eastern Star, will have its annual picnic for members and their families at 6:30 p. m. Thursday at Birdland shelter house.

Linda Taken is engaged Sunshine Club, 12:30 Following a potluck supp. m. Thursday, to Richard Diehl. Their par- Mra. potluck Bruce luncheon Wallace, at 4925 the home Franklin of per there will be games for ave.

ents are Mr. and Mrs. Gail Auxiliary 8. Sons of Union Veterans the children and card games Taken, 506 E. Pinehill drive, of day.

the Amy Civil Noll, War, 607 7:30 E. p. Tenth m. Wednes. for adults.

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