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100 Couples Attend Dance At Elks Club More than 100 couples Smith and Bradley, Mr. and ed the Elks Country Club New Mrs. Robert D. Brown and Jill, Year's Eve Dance. Music was Mr.

and Mrs. Omar Ryan, Mr. Les Shepard and and Mrs. Nile Patti, Mr. and his orchestra.

Mrs. Cecil B. Ardery, Mr. and Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Turner, Mr. Mrs. Paul Weber, Mr. and Mrs.

and Mrs. Carl Gossett Mr. Martin Snyder, Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs.

Paul Harvey. William Smith, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack H.

Beyer, Mrs. Earl Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Gayle M. Harvey, James Aikin, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Sena, Mr. Ralph Porter and Sara, Mr. and and Mrs. Elmer Turner, Mr. Mrs.

Johnny Smith, Mr. and and Mrs. William Tegeler, Mr. Mrs. Virgil Thornburg, Mr.

and and Mrs. William Dwyer, Mr. Mrs. Pete Ballard, Mr. and Mrs.

and Mrs. David Levy, Mr. and Richard B. Miller, Mrs. M.

J. Ramsey, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Mrs. M. W. Hasse, Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Winters, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crouse, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Mike Myron Russell E. Hoff, Mr. and Mrs.

Roan, Mr. and Mrs. Whitesell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Wallde.

To Mark 90th Birthday Sunday observe her ninetieth birthday anniversary Sunday, Jan. 5. Mrs. Dawdy was born at Laurel on Jan. 5, 1879, the daughter of Joseph and Susan Williams Hooper.

She is the widow of Herbert A. Dawdy. The couple had observed their sixty-fourth wedding anniversary before his death in 1962. Mrs. Dawdy makes her home with her daughter and son-inlaw, Mr.

and Mrs. Neil M. Logue, 109 South Twenty-third Richmond. She has two grandsons: A niece, Mrs. Raymond Ruger, who was reared by Mr.

and Mrs. Dawdy, lives on City Route 28, Richmond. She is a lifelong member of the Laurel United Methodist Church and a charter member of Conwell Chapter 392, Order of Eastern Star at Laurel. She is also a past deputy of the Fifth District OES. Mrs.

Dawdy is in good health and keeps busy with cooking and baking, crocheting and reading the Bible. She is exceptionally young for her 90 years. Although no special observance is planned, Mrs. Dawdy -Palladium-Item Photo Mrs. Herbert A.

Dawdy Mrs. Maude E. Dawdy will would enjoy visits of friends, Mrs. Logue says. Easy-See Diagram 9450 SIZES by Marian Martin Whiz through busy days in a skimmer that curves cleanly from your waist.

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Over 500 pictures. Only $1. Miss Gloria Jean Vaughn, Lloyd Williams Married Miss Gloria Jean Vaughn became the bride of Lloyd C. Williams Friday, Dec. 27, in the College Avenue Baptist Church, Russellville, Rev.

W. M. Ford was the officiating minister at the double-ring ceremony performed at 6:15 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Orie T. Vaughn of Russellville, Ala. The brideMrs. T. Williams, Tuskegee groom is, the son of Dr.

and Institute, Ala. Bridal music was presented by Mrs. Arthur Pillar, organist, and Miss Dianne Matthews, soloist. Mr. Vaughn escorted his daughter to the altar.

The bride wore a gown of candlelight silk peau de soie fashioned with an empire bodice, long bridal point sleeves, and controlleu A-line skirt. The Watteau train, caught at the back by a Dior bow, swept gracefully to chapel length. -trimmed peau d'ange lace in a rose pattern was appliqued over the entire bodice, forming a scalloped sculptured neckline, and extended down the front and along the edge of the train. Her bouffant veil of English silk illusion was secured to the headpiece of lace and pearls. The bride carried a bouquet of orchids and white carnations.

Miss Rhonda Vaughn of Russellvilie was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Coleen McCoy of Abbeville, Miss Shirley Lewis of Jacksonville, and Miss Ada Harris of Huntsville, Ala. The attendants wore floorlength A-line gowns of ruby velvet styled with three-quarter Edwardian sleeves with tiers of ecru lace ruffles and a jewel neckline. Self-cording circled the waist, ending with a bow tie at the back waist closing. Their matching headpieces of velvet loops were worn with short pouf veils.

White candles with poinsettia trim at the base of the candles were carried by the attendants. Theodore S. Williams Jr. of Tuskegee Institute was best man. Ushers were Lyman Jefferies of Tuskegee Institute, Orie T.

Vaughn Jr. of Russellville, 4 Area Students On Dean's List At Wittenberg Four Wittenberg University students from the Richmond area are among 242 students named to the dean's list for the autumn term of the 1968-69 academic year. They are John C. Bartel, 202 South Thirty-second Philip Pilgrim, 315 Pearl both of Richmond; Gordon Butt, 107 Orchard Cambridge City, and Richard S. Ryder, 1104 Middle Drive, Richmond.

The dean's list honors fulltime upperclass students at Wittenberg who earn academic averages of 3.6 or better (4.0 is straight and freshmen who earn at least two honors marks in the university's transitional grading program for freshmen. Most Of The Nation's Pullman Conductors To Vanish This Year CHICAGO (AP) The familiar railroad conductor with the word "Pullman" sewn just above the bill of his cap will all but vanish with the new year. All but one of the more than 30 railroads that offer Pullman car service are taking over operation of the cars from the Pullman Co. A few of the conductors will get jobs with the railroads but most will be laid off with severence pay that in some cases will reach $10,591.10. The conductors are employes Miss Marilyn Sue Koons Coldiron-Koons Engagement Told Mr.

and Mrs. James N. Koons, R. R. 2, Centerville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Sue, to Randall Coldiron, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ford Coldiron, R. R. 2, Connersville. Miss Koons was graduated in 1967 front Lincoln High School, City, and will be Cambridge, Purdue in June with an associate degree in nursing.

Mr. Coldiron was graduated in 1966 from Connersville High School. He is employed by Philco-Ford Connersville. A summer wedding is planned. HEW Secretary Says Medicare To Remain Same WASHINGTON (UPI) Sec- retary Wilbur.

J. Cohen of Health, Education and Welfare Tuesday announced that elderly Americans will continue paying $4 a month for Medicare health insurance through June 30, 1970, despite sharply rising medical costs. By law, Cohen set the premium rate by midnight. Tuesday for the fiscal year July 1, 1969 to June 30, 1970. Cohen's successor designate, California Lt.

Gov. Robert H. Finch, cannot change the fiscal 1970 premium, but will be free to set whatever premium he wants for fiscal 1971, Cohen said. Cohen said he would maintain the present $8 monthly premium apiece from the recipient and the federal government-despite advice to the contrary. He coupled his announcement with a plea to the nation's doctors to voluntarily restrain fee increases, warning that Conmight step in if they don't.

He said he acted against the advice of Robert J. Myes, chief actuary of the Social Security Administration, who told him that physicians' fees will rise about 5 per cent in 1969 over 1968 and per cent in 1970. Births Births reported by Henry County Memorial Hospital at New Castle include: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H.

Gray, 99 North Plum Hagerstown, boy, Dec. 28. of the Pullman which is owned by the railroads and has until now leased to the railroads the 800 Pullman cars currently in operation. Pullman porters will continue on as employes of the railroads. The only railroad not making the changeover is the Chicago, Milwaukee, St.

Paul Pacific, which is bound to keep the Pullman conductors by a long-standing labor agreement. No Pullman cars have been produced since 1956, and airlines have steadily lured away sleeping car passengers. Happy New Year We're sending our wishes for a New Year filled with happiness and prosperity for you and your family. Thank you for your loyal patronage. We Will Be Closed All Day Thursday, Jan.

2 Esmonds RICHMOND INDIANA SEVENTEEN SOUTH EIGHTH The Palladium-Item and Couple Planning Jan. 11 Wedding CONNERSVILLE-An- -Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Joseph Moore, 717 Tulip Lane, of the approaching marriage of their daughter, Linda Eileen, and Andrew David Reintyes, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Reintyes, R. R. 3, Linton. The couple will be married at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan.

11, in St. Gabriel Catholic Church here. A reception will follow at the Connersville Country Club. Travel Study Club Holds Yule Luncheon Whitewater Chapter, International Travel Study Club, held its Christmas luncheon Tuesday at Miller's Cafeteria. Twelve members and a guest attended.

Those present were Mrs. O. B. Bake, Mrs. Frank Benn, Mrs.

0. A. Dailey, Mrs. Paul Doren, Miss Vicki Doren, a guest; Mrs. Robert DuGranrut, Mrs.

Edith Carlton. Miss Clara Jane Fishback, Mrs. Omar Himelick, Mrs. Grace Reynolds, Mrs. J.

Earl Rolston, Mrs. Robert Petry and Mrs. R. H. Wehrley.

After the luncheon at noon, Mrs. Bertha Peters joined the group at the home of Mrs. DuGranrut where a meeting was held. The president, Mrs. DuGranrut, opened meeting with the salute to the flag and the club object.

Mrs. Wehrley presented devotions using a Christmas poem and prayer by Helen Stiener Rice. Response to roll call pertained to Christmas. Mrs. Wehrley presented the lesson, "The Holiday Season at Williamsburg, and told of the life of Thomas Jefferson and the memorial in his honor.

The meeting closed with the club collect. Punch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Doren. Jan. 22 is the date of the Richmond, Wednesday, Classes Resume On Jan.

7 For Parents-To-Be Classes for Expectant Parents will be resumed at the Red Cross Chapter House beginning Jan. 7. Classes are held each Tuesday evening from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. The purpose of the course is to help expectant parents gain security in a new experience by overcoming some of the anxieties related to the unknown about pregnancy, childbirth and infant care, by giving them some of the factual information that they may not already know, and to help them through group discussion to arrive at decisions that will meet their personal and the babies' needs, as well as giving them an understanding of their own expectations. Mrs.

Ada Turner, director of Nursing Programs for the chapter, urges all couples planning to enroll to attend as many of the eight sessions as possible. Mrs. Barbara Ketron, an enrolled volunteer instructor, will be assisted with the instruction by two volunteer physicians in sessions related to labor and delivery and the baby's first year. Social Calendar Thursday Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Holiday Tea with Mrs. Roland H.

Cutter. Will Be Bunko Club meets with Mrs. Charles Blossom. Fidelis Homemakers Club meets with Mrs. John Connelly.

Present Day Club meets with Mrs. Clarence Trine. Pollyanna Club meets with Mrs. Robert Miller. Chester Community Club meets with Mrs.

S. S. Oberholtzer. There's no law that prevents a member of Congress from holding a position in the president's Cabinet. It's just a sep- Jan.

1, 1969 5 Others Attending Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Sorrell, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schneider, Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Jones, Mrs. L. E.

Hart, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Pein, Mr.

and Mrs. Al Dowler, Mr. and Mrs. Elis Lafuse, Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stewart, Mr.

and Mrs. Darrel Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Dils.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Al Covelli, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morrow, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Butler, Jack Brinkman, Laurie Jackson, George Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heid Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Graham, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hardwick, Mr. and Mrs.

P. A. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wozniak.

Mae Gambee, Sherry Gambee, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kettler, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Nepote, Mr.

and Mrs. Roland H. Loehr, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lyons, Mr.

and Mrs. Reid Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sylvester, Mr. and Mrs.

Luke Bourlakas, Mr. and Mrs. Zan Hefner, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Heepe, Dr.

and Mrs. G. J. Morris, Mr. and Mrs.

William Larsh. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Beach, Mr. and Mrs.

Lowell E. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Knarzer, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Jay N. Valant, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lakamp, Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. William Armbruster, Mr. and Mrs.

John Koechlein, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. L.

G. Sayers. More Dancers Mr. and Mrs. Harold Messenger, Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ashbrook, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Foltz, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weddle, Mr. and Mrs.

Terry Whitesell, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Banning, Mr. and Mrs. Al Peters, Mr.

and Mrs. R. R. Snow, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred E. Philhower, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Wayne Thomas, and Mrs. Pete Cutler, Mr.

and Mrs. Billy H. Catron, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley.

Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gongwer, L.

A. Puckett, Bob Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGarvey, Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Tom Maley, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Maple, Mr.

Mrs. A. R. Douglass, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Filippello, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gray, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Strahan, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Benham, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Demuth, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Dils, Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Owens. Personals Mrs. Josephine Lahr has returned from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she spent the Christmas holidays with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

George Toler. Mrs. Robert Duning has returned from a two-week familiarization tour of the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Parrish of Villa Park, and Mrs. Jenny Sue Britton and sons, Craig and Scott of Kettering, Ohio, were the holiday guests of Mrs. Vera Parrish and Mrs. Frank Kinert over the Christmas holiday. Feb.

1 Ceremony Set By Couple -Announcement is made of the gagement of Miss Lourie Joest of Connersville and Fred Poe of Hamilton, Ohio. Miss Joest is the daughter of Mrs. Charles Davis, Ada, and Gerald Joest, Country Club Road, Connersville. Poe's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Poe, 116 Sherman Hamilton. The couple is planning to be married Saturday, Feb. 1. It Was A Hard Gift To Turn Down ST. PAUL, Minn.

(AP) Gov. Harold LeVander's staff chipped in Tuesday and bought him a New Year's gift-a box of cigars. LeVander held the gift tenderly, then told the group: "I've got an announcement of my own. I've decided to quit Miss Linda Kay Brown Linda Brown -Weaver Photo Mrs. Lloyd C.

Williams and Myron Thompson, also of Tuskegee Institute. A green floor-length velvet dress was worn by the bride's mother. It was styled with an empire bodice and the skirt was in a contrasting shade of green. A gold and silver floor-length gown with A- ne skirt was worn by the bridegroom's mother. Both wore corsages of red carnations.

A reception for 100 guests was held at the home of the bride's parents, 707 Tyler Russellville, following the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of Fisk University with a B.A. degree in English. She is ployed by the Richmond Community School system. The bridegroom is a student at Earlham College.

The couple will be at home at 1045 Woolman Drive. A rehearsal dinner was held at the Holiday Inn in Florence, at 7 p.m., Dec. 26. Henry VI of England, born in 1421, became king when less HAGERSTOWN Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Brown, of near Hagerstown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Kay, to Emery Lewis Linderman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Linderman of Dublin. Miss Brown is a senior at Hagerstown High School and attends Amber's School of Beauty Culture at Muncie. Linderman is a 1966 graduate of Lincoln High School at Cambridge City and is a junior at Ball State University, Muncie.

No date has been set for the wedding. Is Engaged Local Student On Tri-State List 'The Dean's List for the past quarter at Tri-State College, Angola, includes Gary L. Burdette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burdette, 1 Burdette Drive, Richmond.

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