Scheibner – Coffman Wedding Sept 2, 1936

Miss Josephine Marie Scheibner, second

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. I Scheibner of Wooldridge

became the bride of Henry Ewing Coffman also of

Wooldridge on Wednesday, Sept. 2, at Jamestown.

The Evangelical pastor Rev. Ansley read the

ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Scheibner and daughter,

Marguerite, and Mrs. Ansley, witnessed the wedding.

The bride wore a lovely flat crepe dress of

Hagdad blue with black accessories. The groom wore

a suit of oxford gray.

The bride is an attractive young lady and a

graduate of the 1933 class of Prairie Home high

school. The groom is an industrious farmer and they

make their home in his farm south of Wooldridge.

Immediately following the ceremony they left on a

honeymoon for Jefferson City and California, returning

Sunday. A wedding dinner was served at the home of

her parents, to the following relatives: Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Coffman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry

Renfrow, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Chipley, Glasgow, Mo.,

Mrs. Blanche Wagner, and son, Daniel of New

Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Commen, Mr. and Mrs.

C. O. Scheibner and daughter.

Richardson – Dye Wedding Solemnized 03 Jun 1950

WOOLDRIDGE, June 10 - Before an altar banked

with white gladiolus and candelabra with burning

candles, the marriage of Miss Marian Richardson,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Richardson of

Wooldridge, and Mr. William Lesly Dye, Jr., son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Dye, Sr., of Denver, Colo., was

solemnized, Sunday at the First Baptist Church. The

double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Wayne

Rosecrans.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her

father, wore a gown of bridal satin, made with a close-

fitting bodice, full skirt, with a short train, a standing

princess collar and long sleeves with satin buttons

holding the pointed cuffs. Her veil was held by a

braided satin coronet. She carried a white orchid

surrounded with white shattered carnations with

streamers fastened to a white Bible.

She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Alex Nixon,

as matron of honor. Mrs. Nixon wore blue taffeta with

a blue taffeta sash. She wore an organdy hat with a

braided cornet brim, similar to that worn by the bride.

Her flowers were red roses tied with matching satin

streamers.

The groom was attended by Ralph Hoenisch of

Yonkers, New York, as his best man. Both young men

are students at the University of Missouri.

Ushers were David Richardson, Wooldridge,

Allan Dye, Denver, Kent Miller, Newport News,

Virginia, and Tom Cole of Webster Groves.

The bride's mother wore a brown sheer crepe

dress with white accessories. Her corsage was a

white gardenia, with pink carnations . The groom's

mother wore navy blue sheer with navy accessories

and a gardenia and carnations corsage.

Miss Joyce Dodson payed apropriate music

preceding the service and accompanied by Miss

Nancy Major of Kansas City who sang "I Love You

Truly" and "Because.” Miss Dodson was gowned in a

summer formal of pink swiss embroidered organdy.

The reception immediately following the

ceremony was held in the church parlors with Miss

Elizabeth Gibbs and Miss Virginia Kaiser of Fayette in

charge of the serving. They were assisted by Miss

Elaine Weicken of Versailles, Mrs. Robert Cooper,

Stover, Mis Marilyn Miller, Boonville. The table was

covered by a lace cloth with a three-tiered wedding

cake topped with a miniature bride and groom

surrounded by vari-colored sweetpeas.

The couple left following the reception for a brief

honeymoon.

Mrs. Dye is a graduate of Prairie Home High

School and the University of Missouri. She has taught

school several years, her work this year being in

Syracuse grade school. She is a member of the Alpha

Gamma Delta Sorority and the Sigma Epsilon and

Alpha Sigma Pi Honor Fraternity.

Mr. Dye was graduated June 9 from the B. and P.

A. School of the University of Missouri with his degree

in accounting. He is a member of the Delta Tau Delta

Social Fraternity.

Mr. and Mrs. Dye left aft

Plan Spring Wedding

Herbert Dungan of Prairie Home announces the

engagement of his daughter, Ruth, to Sam Thompson,

son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thompson of Bismarck, Mo.

Miss Dungan is a senior at Prairie Home High School.

Mr. Thompson is a student at the University of

Missouri. A spring wedding is planned.

150 Attend Shower for Newlyweds

CLARK'S FORK - Pvt. and Mrs. Cecil Windsor,

Jr., who were recently married, were honor guests at

a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at the

Wooldridge schoolhouse.

One hundred and fifty guests were present.

The newlyweds received many useful gifts and

were entertained with a musical program presented by

the following: Cecil Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Louis

Wolfe, Henry Odom, Lavonda Bruce, Donald Coffman,

Don Huebbe. Evelyn and Ronnie Newell.

A wedding cake centered the serving table which

was baked by Mrs. Louis Wolfe, iced by Mrs. Bud

Blank and decorated by Mr. Blank.

Pvt. Windsor will report at Fort Ord, Calif., April

17.