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a Springfield, March 3, 1968 Sunday Calendar MONDAY PEO Board meet in Heer's Garden Room, IA as hostess. All are "inartlapesr, invited. Tau Phi Gamma Mothers' Club will meet at 7:30 with Mrs. Thomas Moseley, 2837 Lomita Circle. IS chapter of PEO will be entertained at 7:45 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. C. W. Matthews, 1236 East Woodland. Officers will be elected and installed.

Julia Rebekah Lodge 72 will meet at 7:30 p.m. at East Commercial, with Mrs. Barbara Green, noble grand, presiding. TUESDAY Parkerest Garden Club will meet at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. William Mais, 834 LaSalle, with Mrs.

Frances Wachter as co-hostess. Mrs. Everett Brenner will give program on ideas for planting a vegetable garden. Pilot Club's dinner and business meeting will be at 6:15 p.m. at Holiday Inn.

Phi Omega hostess will be Mrs. Victor Gleaves, 2238 Bancroft, with Mrs. W. L. Cannady assisting.

ESO Reading group will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Sorosis Clubhouse. Mrs. H. A.

Miller will be hostess and Mrs. James Lindhurst, will "Grandma present Moses." a pro- Losing Lassies chapter of TOPS will meet at 7:30 at the YWCA. Visitors are welcome. Queen City chapter 226, OES, will hold a stated meeting at the Masonic temple, 1700 Boonville, at 7:30 p.m. A social hour in the dining room will follow.

Sisterhood of United Hebrew Congregation will have lunch and business meeting at noon at the community center, Kickapoo and Belmont. Dwindling Daisies chapter of TOPS will meet at the Boys' Club, 1300 Boonville, at 9:30 a.m. Members are to bring calorie counts and low calorie food for the basket. WEDNESDAY Past Matron's club, Crescent chapter OES, will have a noon covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Olaf Chapman, 1122 South Pickwick.

Members are to bring vegetable, salad or dessert, and service. Soroptimists will hear a speech by Mrs. Adelaide Jones, director of adult education at Drury College, on the topic of Education for Women," at noon at Colonial Hotel. DeMolay Mothers' Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Sunshine Heritage, with Mrs.

Bob Clark as hostess. Glenwood Village Garden Club will be entertained at 9:30 at the home of Mrs. Robert Ramey, 811 North Belview. Members of Castlewood Garden Club will be guests. Mrs.

Doris Dodd will give program, "Aqua Splendor." Hawthorn Garden Club will meet at 10 o'clock at the Community building on Commercial, Hillbilly Gardeners will meet at 1:30 with Mrs. Clarence Fieth, 2025 North Prospect, where Mrs. Doris Dodd will assist. Mrs. Lyle Steward's program will be "Attracting Birds Housing and Garden department of Sorosis will meet at 1 o'clock at the clubhouse, with Miss Emma Garbee and Mesdames Ralph Compton, Charles Dickey, James Cook and T.

C. Hall as hostesses. Mrs. Guy Wade will speak on "Shaw's Garden, Beauty Spot of Missouri." Hillerest Garden club will be -guests of Glenwood Village Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Robert Ramey, 811 North Belview, at 9:30.

SMS Faculty Wives will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the college union, room 302. Program on American humorists will be given by Dr. Mary Rose Sweeney. THURSDAY ES chapter of PEO will have a 1 o'clock dessert at the home of Mrs.

John Squires, 1016 South Pickwick, where Mrs. Morris Jess will assist. FT chapter of PEO will have luncheon at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. G. H.

Marzetti, 722 South Kickapoo. Mrs. J. A. MacDonnell will assist.

Officers will be elected and installed. Springfield Ozarks chapter of AARP will have dinner at 5:30 at Glenstone Heritage. Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers' Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the fraternity house, 1027 North Benton. Pink Dogwood Garden Club will have a founders' day luncheon 12:30 at Kentwood Arms.

Mrs. Hartwell Stahl and Mrs. Ed Fellin are in charge. Hillerest, Garden Club will "Youth in Music" Theme for Sorosis The general meeting of So-1 rosis, MFWC, will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m., at the clubhouse, 838 East Walnut, when the Music department will act as hostess. Mrs.

Ermil Frye will be at the piano as members and guests are greeted by Mrs. Harlie Gleason, president of Sorosis, and Mrs. E. M. Edmonson, chairman of the Music department.

Others in the receiving line will include Mesdames Elmer Wilhelm, C. 0. Sperry, Arnold Winfrey and Paul Nevatt. A social bour will open events of the day. Mrs.

Gleason and Mrs. Edmonson will pour. Assorted, miniature, nut bread sandwiches, tea and coffee will be the featured menu for the day. All arrangements of the social hour are under the direction of Mrs. Forrest Moore, Assisting Mrs.

Moore will be Mrs. James Lindhurst, Mrs. C. C. Williford and Mrs.

Paul Nevatt. A St. Patrick theme along Kathie Kinser Is Sweetheart Of ASA Sorority The annual Sweetheart formal of Beta Sigma chapter of Alpha Sigma. Alpha sorority took place Saturday night. The evening included a reception at the sorority house, 704 South Florence, at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 7 at the Lamplighter.

Hotel, and a dance following. Highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss Kathie Kinser, a senior from Nixa, as Alpha Sigma Alpha sweetheart. The honor of ideal pledge was awarded to Winnie Wylie, freshman from St. Louis, while the Alpha Sigma Alpha scholarship award was received by Sandy Shultz, Springfield. Special guests included Miss Rose Marie Fellin, Beta Sigma advisor, and Mrs.

Frank on, president of the alumnae chapter in Springfield. Others attending Sue Hatchel, Jim Vanderford; -Photo by Duncan Kathie Kinser Barbara Brugaletta, Gene Douglass; Paula Stafford, Butch Wolfe; Kaye Gorman, Bud Cale; Mary Lynn Carter, Phil Collins; Pat Hamlin, Jeff Reinberg; Sheri Patterson, Greg Perkins; Winnie Wylie, Jack Squibb; Vicki Ray, Paul Ames; Janet Griggs, Tom Jansen; Barbara Brimer, Bill Friar; Sharon Marlin, Pat Hogan; Judy Haynes, Pete Legsdin; Kathie Kinser, Carl Bellah; Lisa Ephraums, Tom Hamilton; Margie Zentner, John O'Donnell; Mary Cavender, Jerry Boyer; Karen Syetlecie, Chris Whitehead; Faunlee Breeding, Rob Killian; Dawn Murray, Rich Petsoff; Eileen Reed, Chris Caray; Bonnie Meyers, Bill Lenzen; Becky Wilkerson, Bob Wood; Jean Eves, Bill Brockman; Gina Holt, David Holland; Susan Wegener, Bill Borgmeyer; Mary Ray, Chuck Blood; Donna Mayer, Skip Knopf; Stephanie Hartung, Lindsey Robison; Debbie Linville, Bill Wynn; Leslie Sizemore, Greg Chinn; Sandy Shultz, Don DeCamara; Jackie Nordman, Jack Ware; Karen Mitchell, Mac Ehlers: Pam Gibson, John Meuschke; Cheryl Warner, John Brookshier; Vicki Bellman, Gordon Candy Fellner, Dan Davis; Bonnie Crosswhite, Dwight Griggs; Pat Fellner, Angelo DiPasquale; Cinda Sisk, Pat Barnes; Nancee Sublett, Dave LaHay; Nancy Martin, Thom Schlosser; Anita Patton, Dick Wade; Ruth Mitchell, John Berglund; Pat Brummell, Jack Hoeman; Barbara Walker, Mike Mateer; Barbara Bailey, Pete Thede: Susan Scholz, Jim Bailey; Carol Shanks, Mike McComas; Peggy Burr, Stu Batch; Donna Jackson, Dave Maltman; Jane Christian, Mike Brink; Mr. and Mrs. Doug White, Mr. Mrs.

Charles Holland, Mr. and Mrs. David King. Quails, Lucille Calley, Verda Lawless; Dorothy Mensch, May Brooks, Ruth Claypool, Bonnie Kuhnetl, Dana Eubanks, Lily Majors, Elaine Brown, Myrel Prater, Marian Self, Bea Whittleton, Linda Sell, Nola Stanton, Bess White, Ellen, Thomas, Mary Reynold's, Mabel Dillehay, Louise Cox, Dorothy Gartison, land Mr. and Mrs.

Peck. with spring bouquets will carry out the decorative theme for the entertaining rooms. Mrs. Gleason will preside at the business session at 2 p.m. Mrs.

Frye, chairman of religious and patriotic observances, will lead the group in the pledge. of allegiance and. the club col'lect. Mrs. Lindhurst will play as Mrs.

Nevatt leads the singing of the Missouri State Federation song "Let There Be Peace." In keeping with the G.F.W.C. theme "Build With Youth For A Better World" the program will be centered around the positive attitude of youth toward music. Mrs. Gleason will giye thoughts on music and youth. Mrs.

Nevatt and Mrs. Wilbur Pratt will sing "We Who Love Music" by Peter W. Dykema accompanied by Mrs. Edmonson, with Miss Sue Nevatt playing the flute obligato. Mrs.

Pratt has arranged the following program of "Build with Youth in Music." Mio Bien" Guiseppi Girodani "Spring" Richard Koontz Miss Connie Grisham, soprano Miss Alice Davis, piano "The Holy City" Adams Stephen Newport, trombone Mrs. Baker, piano "March Militaire Op. 51 No. 1" Schubert Mrs. Ralph Turner, piano duo Miss Debbie Turner "Fantasia No.

12" Georg Philipp Telemann Jim Nimmo, viola "Sonatina" Georg Philipp Telemann Miss Sue Nevatt, flute Mrs. E. M. Edmonson, piano "Sixteen Going on Seventeen' Rodgers and Hammerstein from "Sound of Music" Miss Vicki Watts, vocal duet Mark Newport Bob Krogstad, piano Sharon Stuckey Becomes Bride Of Mr. Schreiner Miss Sharon Kay Stuckey, daughter of John L.

Stuckey of Bolivar and the late Wanda Stuckey, and Larry James Schreiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Schreiner, also of Bolivar, were married Saturday afternoon, March 2, in a 2 o'clock ceremony in the home of the bride's father.

The pronounced Rev. the Melvin Williamson vows in a setting of white gladioli and red roses. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a gown of white satin fashioned with an Empire bodice enriched with Chantilly lace and styled with a scooped neckline and long sleeves. The A-line skirt of floor-length was accented with a detachable train of the same lace over satin. The bride's fingertip veil of illusion cascaded from pearl-edged silk petals with crystal stamens.

She carried an elongated arrangement of roses surrounding a white orchid atop a white Bible. The bride's only attendant was Miss Doris Stuckey. The maid of honor wore a mint green dress of brocade designed with a scooped neckline and natural waistline. Her headpiece was self fabric Dior bow, and she carried a single red rose with mint streamers of satin. Richard A.

Jenkins served as best man. Miss Linda Yeargain presided at the guest book. The bridegroom's mother selected a two-piece dress of turquoise blue accessorized in black: Her corsage was of red roses. The couple received wedding guests following the ceremony. The bride's table was covered with white linen overlaid with mint green net, and featured a three-tiered white wedding cake illumined by four white tapers in crystal holders.

Red roses and foliage garlanded the crystal punch bowl. Assisting at the reception was Mrs. Carolyn Jenkins. For traveling, the bride selected knit dress fashioned with belled sleeves. Her accessories were black and she wore the white corsage from the bridal bouquet.

Following a short wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Wichita, Kan. Children's Drama Classes Offered ive Dramatics will be offered at An eight week course in Creatthe Springfield Art Museum for children in the third through the sixth grades. The classes, which will begin Tuesday, March 12, and run through Tuesday, May 14, will meet from 4:15 to 5 p.m. The creative drama class will be taught by Mrs. Sharon Ellis.

director of Children's Theater at Southwest Missouri State College. Parents, may enroll their children the Art Museum from 3:30 to 5 on Thursday, March 7, or by calling UN 9. 9101, Extension 394, on Wednesday, March 6, or Thursday, March 7, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. There will be an enrollment fee for the eight weeks. -Photo by Duncan Deanna Collins Collins-Corn Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Collins of Willow Springs announce the engagement of their daughter, Deanna, to Joe Allan son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corn, also of Willow Springs. The bride-elect is a student at Southwest Missouri State College, where she is president of Kappa Omicron Phi honorary, and state president of Missouri Home Economics Association, college chapter section.

Mr. Corn also is enrolled at SMS, where he is president of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia honorary. He is employed as director of Westport Youth Center. The wedding will be a June event. Jacqueline Green Green-Neher Mrs.

Elsie E. Green, Oakland Star Route, Lebanon, announces engagement of her granddaughter, Jacqueline Lynn Green, to Gary L. Neher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neher, Falcon.

Miss Green is a senior at Lebanon High School. Mr. Neher, graduate of Lebanon High School, is presently employed with Chevrolet in St. Louis. Wedding plans are for June.

Volunteers Plan Luncheon Meet Red Cross volunteers will meet Wednesday, March 6, at 11:45 a.m., for a no-hostess luncheon at the Heritage Cafeteria on Sunshine, according to Mrs. John Seanor Abbott, chairman of Office of Volunteers for Greene County Red Cross Chapter. Purpose of the meeting is to get acquainted with the new class of volunteers who recently completed Red Cross training. These volunteers will soon be assigned to new Red Cross programs being initiated at the Springfield General Osteopathic Hospital, United Cerebral Palsy Center, Springfield Regional Diagnostic Clinic for Mental Retardation, and already existing programs at the Springfield Regional Red Cross Blood Center and the Chapter office. Volunteers attending the new training session were: Mesdames Andrew Bacon, Reed Smith, Lewis King, Richard Kolb, Lawrence Linderer, Ronald Stith, William Matija, Bill Reser, Ted Waring, Fred Thomsen; Mesdames Milton Phillips, Pauline Huffman, Wilma Harrell, Dora Estes, Sue Brown, W.

C. Thompson and Virginia Densmore; and Miss Darlene Hedgpeth. Messrs. Alan Bailey, Irl Shannon, George Lowery and Paul Moffitt. Capping ceremonies for these volunteers will be held Sunday, March 31.

Telephone Talk For Credit Group Springfield chapter of Credit Women International held a regular monthly dinner meeting Tuesday evening at Napolitano's Italian Gardens. Miss Beverly Reid, who recently replaced past president Miss Linda Bradley, conducted the business meeting, and reports were given from standing committees. The guest speaker, Mrs. Louis Cox, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, was introduced by the president. Her topic was "You and Your Telephone." Table decorations consisted of individual miniature telephones, Guests for the evening were: Mrs.

Jacque Bellman, Mrs. Philip Arnold, and Mrs. Kip Wheeler. Other members attending were: Mesdames Norris Atkinson, Jerry Marrs, Gene Godwin, Bill Bennett, Daniel O'Conner, Earl Inmon, Paul E. Merrified, Larry Griffith, Doris Wolf and Virginia Wright; Misses Liz Taylor, Bonnie Rohrer, Mary Lou Fry and Linda Seroggins.

-Photo by Lenhart Glenda Ellison Diana Schultz Schultz-FitzpatrickDr. and Mrs. A. R. Schultz of Fordland announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Diana, to Raymund T.

Fitzpatrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick of Manchester, England. Miss Schultz is a junior at Southwest Missouri State College. The prospective bridegroom was graduated with honors from Manchester University in England and holds a Master of Arts degree in Political Science from Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan.

Mr. Fitzpatrick is a political science instructor at SMS. Wedding plans are for June 1, at St. Agnes Cathedral. -Photo by Duncan Carol Caufield Caufield-Smith Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Caufield, 2218 Boonville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Christine, to Gary Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, 2312 North Johnston. Miss Caufield was graduated from Hillcrest High School and is presently employed with Zenith Corporation.

Mr. Smith also was graduated from Hillcrest and is now employed at Royal Typewriter Company, Inc. Wedding plans are for April 12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

Propps-Kendrick Vows Announced -Photo by Sothern: Mrs. Lawrence Kendrick Mrs. James Proe of 516 Belcrest, and Lee Propps of Dallas, announce the marriage of their daughter, Janice, to Raymond Lawrence Kendrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L.

Kendrick, 1656 North Hayes. Single ring vows were solemnized at 3 o'clock, Saturday, March 2, at General Baptist Church, by the Rev. Russell Sanders. Attending the couple were Miss Kathleen Gold and Gene Myer. The newlyweds will be at home at 2220 North National.

PTA Notes The Springfield City PTA Council will meet Monday morning at Fremont School, 2814 North Fremont, promptly at 9:30 a.m. The PTA department of health has invited a member of the Mark Twain NaItional Forest staff who will summarize the physical and mental benefits to be derived from recreation. Local unit presidents are reminded to bring their recreation chairmen, There will be election of for the 1968-69 school year, and approval of the changes in bylaws. Bois D'Are PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday for a business session, program, and refreshments.

Walnut Grove PTA will meet Tuesday third and fourth grade mothers, will serve. Officers will be elected. Preparations are now underway for the father son banquet March at 7 p.m., sponsored by the Athletlie Club. Ellison-Compton Mr. and Mrs.

Woodrow Ellison, Marionville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Glenda Sue, to Charles Anthony Compton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Compton, Crane. Miss Ellison was graduated from Marionville High School and attended Southwest Missouri State College.

She is presently employed at Bilyeu Transport Company. Mr. Compton is a graduate of Crane High School and is now attending Springfield Draughon Business University. Wedding plans are for June 7, in the Marionville First Baptist -Church. -Photo by Collins Mrs.

William Larry Porter Harmony Baptist Church was the scene Friday, March 1, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening for the wedding of Miss Brenda Lee Fielden and William Larry Porter. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fielden of Route 2, Rogersville, and Mr. and Mrs.

Leo R. Porter, Route 1, Rogersville. The double ring ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Howard Blevins at a setting of white gladioli and snapdragons flanked by fifteen-branched spiral candelabra. An arch candelabrum was placed in the center of the altar before a brass kneeling bench.

Tapers enhanced by jade foliage and white carnations secured with yellow ribbon designated family pews. Fielden, Candles were brother of lighted the by J. bride, D. and Mark Bookout. Mrs.

Ronnie Frazier offered appropriate selections at the organ preceding the ceremony and accompanied Steve Samuels as he sang and "Whither Thou Goest." Escorted and given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of Chantilly lace designed with fitted bodice. Scallops outlined the beaded Sabrina neckline and long sleeves tapered to points over the hands. Her full bouffant skirt featured tiers of lace ruffles at the sides, while a panel at back extended into a chapellength train. Her floor-length mantilla veil was attached to a cluster of seed pearls and crystals, and she carried miniature carnations cascading from a white Bible, a gift of the YWA, topped by a white orchid. Matron of honor, Mrs.

Frank Chaffin, wore a formal gown of willow green linen styled with Empire lines, rounded neckline and a single box pleat trimmed in lace. She had an open pillbox hat of matching hue and carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations centered with yellow roses. Miss Louise Gray, Miss Paulette Hale and Miss Linda Porter, of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Each wore a gown yellow linen, denoting Empire styling. Their headpieces were similar to that of the matron of honor, excepting color, as were their bouquets.

Best man was David Kensinger and groomsmen were Gary Humble, Jimmy Watts and Steve Boyd. Flowers were dropped from white wicker baskets by Pammy and Shelia Porter, nieces of the bridegroom. Their dresses were willow green and each had a band of daisies in her hair. A matching dress and coat of navy blue and white with blending accessories was the choice of the bride's mother for her daughter's wedding. The mother of the bridegroom wore a twopiece double knit blue suit.

Both had white orchid corsages. Guests were received in the church fellowship hall following the ceremony. Imported linen covered the bride's table which was centered by a nine-branched candelabra entwined with yellow snapdragons and white carnations. A four wedding cake wash placed at one end, meet at 1:30 at the home at Charles Wise, 1017 North Benton. Program topic will be a garden that may be planted in shade.

Pleiades Shrine number 1, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold a stated meeting in the Masonic temple, East Walnut, at 7:30 p.m. Offcers will be elected, and annual reports will be made. King's guards will be hosts. FRIDAY American department of Sororsis, MFWC, will have a covered dish luncheon and silent auction at 12:30 at the clubhouse. while punch was served from a crystal bowl at the opposite end.

Assistants were Miss Linda Bolding, Miss Joyce DeWitt, Miss Connie Wood and Mrs. Larry Dennis. Coffee was served from a silver service at a separate table by Miss Patricia Calvin. Mrs. Jerry Porter and Miss Ella Mae Woods presided at the guest book.

As the couple departed for a brief wedding trip the new Mrs. Porter was wearing an off-white linen dress with orange and white plaid jacket and orange accessories. The newlyweds will be at home on Route 3, Rogersville. Costume Party Held Saturday By Tri Sigmas Cardboard flowers and pinwheels with Sigma Sigma Sigma inscribed in multi-colors decorated the Southwest Missouri State College Student Union Ballroom Saturday night when the sorority entertained with a regression party. A hippy theme, "Sigma LoveIn" was carried out in additional decorations, and members of sorority and their dates there dressed as great lovers in history.

Hours for the dance were 7:30 until 11:30, and a skit was presented at 8:30 by the pledges. Chaperons for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Ed W. Robinson, and Mrs.

Pauline Payne. Dr. Erwin Manti was a special guest. The date list: Jean Goellner, Jack Oravetz; Gayle Chouquette, Jim Woolf; Sue Scott, Tim Warden; Pam Morris, Joe Montgomery; Karen Catlett, Tom Taylor; Bobbie Edwards, Jack Cox; Pat Dolan, Jim DeGroat; Nickie Dryton, David Hamilton; Tony Riccardi, Gary Johnson; June Motley, Dan Ricks; Pat Gibbs, Larry Twitty; Terry Greenlaw, Bob Newton; Mary Alice Krive, Greg PohImann; Katsy Hamilton, Dennis Erwin; Kristin Swanson, John Withers; Suzanne Campbell, Steve Michaels; Ann Wayne Walker, Maribeth' Masterson, Larry Robertson; Charlotte O'Donnell, Steve Brotherson; Janet Williams, Bob Nichols; Suzanne Bohner, John Jacobsen; Susie Harrington, Skip Marshall; Linny Carrier, Phil Elliot; Jo Lockman, Charlie Burt; Linda Batschelet, John Cambier; Karen Kindred, Phil Krueger; Stephanie Delp, Allan McCoy; Sharon Davis, Bert Twibell; Ginny Bareford, Rudy Rinker; Suzy Frink, Bill Welsh; Janey Cheever, Jerry Smith; Linda Burk, Sandy Farrar; Joe Stieferman, Rick Rueter; Kathy Miller, Jim Bach; Kristen Hansen, Mike Donnelly; Jeannie Bartholomew, Dave, Ramsay; Cathy Caster, Bob Journagan; Carol Brown, John Bousum; Dee Ann Enyart, Fred Fulton; Jan Uhimann, Jim Bailey; Sylvia Reagan, Jay Cummings; Sharon Baldwin, Mike Grinage; Donna Speer, Barry Smith; Dee Davidson, Butch Cummings; Linda Butler, Dick Rauscher. PBX Club Tours Answer Service The PBX Club of Springfield held its regular February meetling as guests of the Professional Answering Service, 1342 South Glenstone.

After a short business meeting, Bill Peck gave a talk on the operations of the Answering Service. A tour of facilities was made. Members and guests present were: Carylon Richardson, Virginia Smith, Susie Turner, June Horst, Cora Duggins, Julia Cole, Barbara Southard, Donna Howard, Cindy Hedgp Eulah -Photo by Schupp Beth Henderson Henderson-Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Henderson of Hartville announce the engagement of their daughter, Beth, to James Simpson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Simpson of Grovespring. Miss Henderson is a student at Hartville High School. Mr. Simpson attended Southwest Baptist College and presently is engaged with his father in farming.

Wedding plans are for June 29. About People Mr. and Mrs. Guy Evans, 905 East Catalpa, celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary Saturday, March 2. Mrs.

Victor D. Gibson, 1066 East Camerone, has just returned from a trip South. After flying to Fort Rucker, where she attended graduation of her son, Warrant Officer Daniel L. Gibson, from Army Helicopter Flight School, she and WO Gibson and his wife, Susan, traveled to New Orleans. The Rev.

and Mrs. Gibson's son-in-law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles D. Anderson (Janet Gibson) both are attending New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, While in New Orleans, Mrs.

Gibson attended Mardi Gras festivities with her family, WO and Mrs. Gibson returned to Springfield with his mother, and are spending a few weeks prior to WO. Gibson's departure for Vietnam March 24. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Wade are here for a 30-day visit prior to Mr. Wade's departure to serve in Vietnam. Mrs. Wade (Rinnie Hunt) will remain with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Hunt until his return. ABWA Chapter Benefit Show The Heart of the Ozarks chapter of the American Business Women's Association will give benefit style show Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Ambassador Room of the Holiday Inn for the scholarship fund. The organization, which has three chapters in Springfield, provides scholarships for young women who wish to attain an education in the school of their choice. Miss Mary Pat Collins, Southwest Missouri State College is the present recipient of the scholarship in this chapter.

The ways and means committee includes Mrs. Harold Braughton, chairman; Mrs. Nola Poole, Mrs. Stella Visio, Miss. Reba Hargus and Bernice Medley, Commentator for this event will be Mrs.

Lloyd Rugh and music will be provided by Mrs. Tom Alberti. Clothing will be shown by Rubenstein's and modeled by the following: Mesdames W. Clopton, Glen A. Harwell, Lee Whitehair, Dorothy Pendergraft and Emily Scott; Martha Judd, Donna Moore, Rosena Green, Norma Jean Green and Donna Moore; and Miss Collins.

Tickets can be purchased. at the door..