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Weddingsengagements anniversaries The News-Leader Sunday, Mar. 2, 1986 3g Anniversaries (Hi -vuf jr i a 1 Engagements '11 4 1 I i I- f- -t 1 I. 1 i "in Greta Allmon Allmon-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allmon, Marshfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Greta Marie, to Steven Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Smith, also of Marshfield. Wedding plan's are for May 31 at Marshfield Christian Church. Barbara Brown Brown-Perry Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Brown, Lebanon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Mark Alan Perry, son of Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Perry, Kansas City. Wedding plans are for the month of September in Lebanon.

Jana Godfrey Godfrey-Mantle Carole Godfrey and Kerry Godfrey, both of Springfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jana Ruth, to Randy D. Mantle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mantle, also of Springfield. Wedding plans are for April 12 at Second Baptist Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Eldred MACKS CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Orie S.

Eldred will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, March 8, with an open house in the basement of Macks Creek First Baptist Church. Relatives and friends are invited to call between 1 and 4 p.m. Hosts be their children and spouses: Richard and Mary Eldred, Clifford and Paula Eldred, John and Wanda Bates and Mike and Carol Bonner. They have 16 grandchildren, two step-grandchildren and two great-grandsons. Orie S.

Eldred and Mildred Eidson were married March 7, 1936, in Macks Creek at the horrie of the officiating minister, the Rev. Gentry Parrack. i MR. and MRS. BERTALOTT Martin-Bertalott Mary Lou Martin and David Gerard Berta-Jott were married 'Feb.

1 at St. Agnes Cathedral with Monsignor Thomas Reidy officiating. Parents are Boyd and Helen Martin and Richard and Nadean Bertalott, all of Springfield. The bride wore white satin and Chantilly with tiered hoop skirt, Princess neckline long sheer lace sleeves. She carried white and burgundy roses with pink dogwood.

Matron of honor Teresa Simmerock and bridesmaids Peggy Bryan, Patti Jacobs and Shelly Lacey wore pink satin and carried flowers similar to the bride's. Tom Bertalott served as best man. Groomsmen Were Tim Bertalott, Mark Bertalott and Richard Short. Charles Martin and Dean Martin seated guests. Lisa Short and Amy Short lighted candles.

-Altar boys were Troy and Aaron Burk. Ashley Simmerock and Julie Massoth were flower gifts. Ring bearer was Zachary Simmerock. Christy Massoth and Chris Burk handed out rice bags. Tricia Short and Lara Burk registered guests.

After a honeymoon to Lodge of the Four Seasons, Lake of the Ozarks, the couple reside in Springfield. The groom is employed as warehouse supervisor at Bass Pro Shops. The bride Is department manager at Wal-Mart. Gayla Nickels Nickels-Wells Gary and Kay Nickels, Fair Play, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gayla Von, to Marty Ray Wells, son of Mary Shelton, Bolivar, and Jack Wells, Springfield. Wedding plans are for April 18 at First Baptist Church in Bolivar.

Terri Carter Carter-Bench Russell Carter and Mrs. DeWayne Waisner, both of Springfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Terri Lynne Carter, to Pete Bench, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Bench, also of Springfield. Wedding plans are for Spring.

Kristl Klnser Kinser-Saner Dennis Kinser, Lenexa, and Monna Kinser, Springfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kristi, to Martin Saner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Saner, Springfield. Wedding plans are for June 7 at University Heights Baptist Church. Iw It ft ft it 0 'I I'' ft Mr.

and Mrs. Lusk Lusk AURORA Mr. and Mrs. Ruffus (fed) Lusk will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, March 9, with a reception in the Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church, Jefferson and Locust, Aurora. Relatives and friends are invited to call between 2 and 4 p.m.

The omission of gifts is requested. Hosts will be their children and families: Mrs. and Mrs. John Murphy, Mike, Mark, Teresa and Kristie, Overland Park, and Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Lusk, Greg and Eric, Kansas City, Mo. Ruffus Lusk and Viola Gardner were married March 8, 1936, in Bentonville, Ark. Kathleen Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.

Barlow, Springfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Mary, to Andrew Joseph Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Martin, Hermitage. Wedding plans are for July 12 at St. Agnes Cathedral.

Marilyn Reed Reed-Turner Mr. and Mrs. Gary Reed, Springfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Suzette, to Kevin Turner, son of Amy Turner, Springfield, and Max Turner, Kansas City. Wedding plans are for July 5 at Dale Street United Methodist Church. it MR.andMRS.CRIM Yarbrough-Crim Karen Lee Yarbrough and Jonathan Lee Crim were married Feb.

14 at Bass Chapel Baptist Church with the Rev. Mitchell Wright officiating. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yarbrough, Strafford.

The groom is the son of the late Henry and Madeline Crim, who resided in Republic. 7 bride wore white chiffon and European lace with tiered skirt, fitted bodice and accents of sequins and pearls. She carried red and white silk roses. Matron of honor Diane Conner wore red taffeta and carried flowers similar to the bride's. Matthew Crim served as best man.

Terri Roy attended the guest book. After a honeymoon trip, the couple reside in San Diego, where the groom is stationed with the United States Navy. 1 1 Rebecca Smith Smith-Anderson Dennis C. Smith, Webb City, and Mrs. Max E.

Page, Coffeyville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Denise Smith, to Kyle David Anderson, son of Judge and Mrs. David P. Anderson, Springfield. Wedding plans are for May 24 at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Springfield. Noe-Eisenbeis Mr.

and Mrs. C. Edwin Noe, Springfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelly Lynn, to Gregory James Eisenbeis, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Eisenbeis, Festus. Wedding plans are for Aug. 9 at St. Agnes Cathedral. Cox-Hines Mr.

and Mrs. Benton M. Cox, Morrisvllle, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sheila Lane, to Jeffrey Darin Hines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hines, Walnut Grove.

Wedding plans are for April 19 at Eudora Baptist Church in Eudora. ifj jf .4 i iiM it tfi'iii'n) t(Mi ir -ii (-1' Wedding announcements Springfield and orto resident! art Invited to submit Information on their weddings for publication In the Sunday News-Leader, information must be received within 30 days following the date of the 'wedding. Pictures of the bride or the couple should Rev. and Mrs. David David The Rev.

and Mrs. Wilford David, Springfield, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, March 8, with a family gathering in their home. Hosts will be their four children and spouses: Pat and Harold Murphy and Steve and Susie David, all of Springfield; John and Judy David, Columbia, and Richard and Jenny David, Nashville, Tenn. They have eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild and seven step-grandchildren. Wilford David and Mildred Drury were married March 8, 1936, in Joplin, by the Rev.

Oscar Johnson. Molly Jones Jones-Plate Mr. and Mrs. George P. Jones, Walnut Shade, announce the engagement of their daughter, Molly, to Michael Plate, son of Evelyn D.

Plate, St. Louis. Wedding plans are for July 5 at United Methodist Church in Clever. Houghton-Breazeale Mr. and Mrs.

R.A. Houghton, Wigan, England, announce the engagement of their daughter, Michelle Anne, to Terry Breazeale, son of Evaline Breazeale, Springfield. Wedding plans are for May 10 at Wigan Parrish Church, Wigan, England. 4 4 black and white prints. Forms for wedding infor Sonya Glenn Glenn-Swope Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Glenn, Springfield, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sonya Lenore, to Jary Don Swope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swope, Clever. Wedding plans are for June 6 at First Baptist Church of Clever.

Leirer-Collison Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Leirer, Nixa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna Lynn, td Raymond Lee Collison, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Collison, Springfield. Wedding plans are for March 29 at South Haven Baptist Church in Springfield. mation are available In the Features Department. Each form should be signed by the bride or groom (or a parent) and should Include a phone number where the couple or their parents may be contacted between I a.m. and p.m.

Wedding Information received two weeks before the wedding will be published on the Sunday Immediately following the wedding. Potpourri i i in mi ii imiii i in 1 A CP L3 -U3 itipiPIIIWJIVUUIIHM rv4 Drury art professor receives fellowship Jacqueline Warren, associate professor of art at Drury College, recently was honored when she was selected to receive a $3,500 fellowship from Mid-America Arts Alliance, a division of the National Endowment For The Arts. Twenty selections for fellowships were made from 400 applicants to receive the fellowships. An entrant in the competition must submit a resume, a statement about his or her work and 10 slides of the work. Four jurors from museums across America met in Kansas City to make the selections.

"It's like a Fulbright or any kind of fellowship," Warren said. "It's to enhance the artistic career and there are no stipulations (about how the money Is to be used). They encourage all of us to apply for NEH Erant8" 'AM KYTV's Rains feted at benefit luncheon Everyone said it was the most fun of "one of those kinds of affairs" that they could remember. The occasion was a benefit luncheon to honor Fred Rains, public affairs director for KYTV-Channel 3 for 32 years on his semi-retirement. It was held at the Hawthorn Park Ramada Inn and 110 of Rains' friends, associates and admirers filled the dining room.

Speakers and honored guests were Stanley Peder-son, vice president and general manager of KYTV; Mayor George Scruggs; Dawin Emanuel, president of the Springfield Area Arts Council; Charles Bontrager, conductor of Springfield Symphony; Virgil Anderson; former president of Springfield Little Theatre and long-time supporter of the arts; Gary Ellison of Ellison Productions; Joe McAdoo of Drury College, Dede Smith of Regional Girls Shelter and Marti Montgomery of Junior League. Libby Salisbury, public relations director for KYTV, said the station expects to pass along proceeds of more than $1,000 from the luncheon to the Springfield Area Arts Council. Rains is an active member of the SAAC, Rains, who has been the voices of Skinny and Rusty, puppet characters on KYTV's Children's Hour on Saturday mornings, as well as film director, and executive producer, will continue as a consultant with the TV station. The fellowships are federally runaea. 4 V' If you have news of activities and accomplishments of Springfield or area residents, help us fell our readers about If.

Pleose write name, address and zip code on reverse side of photos vou wish returned ond Include with Information a phone number where vou can be reached during the day. Send Information to Peosv Sorlc, SUNDAY PEOPLE, Features Department, Springfield Newspapers, 6S1 Boonville, Springfield, Mo. 45801 jr Fred Rains, at right, retiring public relations director at KYTV, is greeted by (from left), Dennis White, former chief engineer at KYTV, Tom Flanagan, retired KYTV general sales manager, and William Moll, president of broadcasting and entertainment at Harte-Hanks, owner of the TV station..