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100,000 08 3902-2 10'- FEBRUARY 20, 1992 DOUGLAS COUNTY HERALD, AVA, MISSOURI 65608 C-ONE Ava Art Guild News The Ava Art Guild February meeting was held for the first time in their new building, the Ava Art Gallery, thanks to the Cash Gas Co. who worked hard to get the Guild a furnace and was still installing it up to last hours on the evening of the meeting. Thanks to them the meeting was nice and warm. Future meetings will held in The Guild Building. A topic discussed during the business part of the meeting was the newsletter.

The Ava Art Guild newsletter is being prepared to include a schedule of the whole year, a list of the monthly demonstrations, workshops, paint-outs, shows, fund-raisers, etc. When finished, this newsletter will be sent to all members. Anyone else who wishes a copy can call The Three Sisters Store and get on the mailing list. An added meeting each month to be held in the daytime for those who cannot come to the evening meetings, is in future plans. Watch the newspaper.

President Lee 1 Frye reminded members, that the Poke Salat Fine Art Show is right around the corner so we need to get paintings ready for that. Newest member, Melynda Campbell was present and guest Billie Leonard joined before the meeting closed. There are now 56 members in the Art Guild. Fifteen members were present for this first meeting of the new year. Lynn Hildreth finished a portrait she has started at a previous meeting and answered questions pertaining to the colored pencil work she was doing.

Everyone enjoyed refreshments. If you've never done a monochrome painting don't miss our March 5 meeting. This will teach you the importance of color value in any painting. Lee Frye will demonstrate and carry you thru to completion step by step. You will be doing an easy to follow landscape.

She will be doing her demo in acrylics, however you may use oil or acrylics. You need only to bring a canvas panel, Lee suggests a 9x12 or 11x14 size, 2 brushes and one tube each brown and white paint. If you don't have these supplies, they will be available a at the meeting. Never It's fun and anyone can do it with just a little instruction. Our meetings are free and open to anyone interested in fine art.

We are anxious to see all the fine entries in our May Fine Art Show just around the corner. We will give away a $50 painting. The winning ticket holder will be able to choose any painting of that value or less at the conclusion of the show. This is something new to our show. Also we will have lots of demonstration going on during the show.

All this will be discussed at the March meeting. Hope to see you AVA ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. Evening Worship 6 p.m. Women's Ministries (Wed.) 6 p.m.

Bible Study Youth Electives (Wed.) 7 p.m. Youth Alive (Sun.) 5 p.m. Rev. Gary W. Stigall, Pastor Designliner II Progressive Hairstyling for Men and Women! enliner 663-4641 I Joanie 'Grav' Garrett Ava, Mo.

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Joe Doll, Hawk Point. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Haugen, Ava. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length white satin gown styled with a basque waist bodice, long fitted sleeves, Queen Anne neckline, Keyhole open back accented with strands of pearls.

The dress had a chapel length train with a large bow at the back waist. She also wore a fingertip length veil of illusion attached to a cap accented with pearls and lace. Her bouquet was of gardenias, white roses and stephanotis. Beth Graefe, Atlanta, Ga. was the maid of honor.

The attendants were Amy Kinker, Moscow Mills, Carol Shafer and Sheila Moran, both of St. Louis, and Carla Earney, Jefferson City. The attendants wore two piece tea length suits made of plum taffeta. They carried multi-colored bouquets of carnations, daisies, roses baby's breath. James Cox, Seymour, served as best man.

The groomsmen were Reggie Walker, Portageville; Donald Schmitz, Shelbeyville; Jimmy Wilt, Hannibal and Kevin Haywood, Canton. Meghan Doll, niece of the bride and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coll, Hawk Point and JoHannah Biang, niece of the groom and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Biang, Norwood, were flower girls. flower girls wore long sleeved dropped waist dresses made of white eyelet. they carried white baskets filled with plum and white carnations. The ring bearer was Lucas Doll, nephew of the bride and son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Doll, Hawk Point. Lucas wore a two piece white shorts suit. Tammy Doll and Brenda Jo Doll, both of Hawk Point and sisters-in-law of the bride, were candle lighters. The ushers were Joe Doll, Frank Doll and Patrick Doll, all of Hawk Point and brothers of the bride. Carol Beach was the organist and pianist.

Carl Beach played the trumpet. The vocal1st were Melinda Hecht and Frank Bise. All are from Jefferson City and are friends of the couple. Matthew Myers, cousin of the bride and son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Myers, Hawk Point and Kristen Wiles, friend of the bride, Jefferson City, were servers. The lectors were Shelley Goetz, cousin of the SuperCash Just Hit Very Close To Home. 1001 SUPERCISH anuai 25. 19 92 TO PAY THE OF Rhodella Malone ORDER One hundred thousand and DOLLARS C.k. Unter Lottery 41010146366 AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE If would like to put your name on watch the live TV drawing at 6:57 p.m.

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The varsity section of the tournament was held at Parkview. Amy Parmenter was entered there in extemporaneous speaking and received a "3" At Central Amanda Flinn competed in the novice section with her humorous interpretation. Fonda Feeback, Gayela Potter, Carolyn Moore and Robert Brown attended as student judges. The next weekend, Feb. 8, the team left earlier than usual to go to Alton.

Alton is a special tournament because it is a chance for junior high School speakers compete. This is important to the coaches since it gives them an opportunity to build the future of their teams. Angela Ussery performed her oratory and received a "2" ranking. She also competed in improv. duet acting with Kristy Gray as did Brenda Owens and Gina Potter.

Improv. duet acting is challenging in that it involves being given a topic and a limited amount of time to prepare a 5 minute skit. Gina Potter earned a "3" in the highly competitive storytelling category. Jonathan Dodge also did well with his reading of "The Highwayman" in the poetry competition. The high school team was somewhat diminished in number because it was an ACT testdate and many members were taking that important test for college-bound students.

However, the quality of the team was not diminished as two members broke to the final round: Robert Brown in Poetry and Cristy Moore in radio speaking. Others competing were Gayela Potter, Fonda Feeback, and Amanda Flinn. ARNO FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m.

Mid Week (Wed.) Prayer Meeting And Bible Study- 7 p.m. Ava Christian Women's Luncheon Held Feb. 18 Luncheon met at the Southern Baptist Church on Feb. 18. Several white branched "trees" were illuminated with tiny white lights, and bloomed with small red hearts on every branch.

Hearts and cupids decorated the walls and geranium plants completed the theme of "Hearts and -hostesses for this luncheon were Patty Green and Renie Lellelid. Patty opened our meeting with a gracious welcome to the sixty-some women in attendance. Geraldine Hailey led us in praying the biessing on the food and program. Bonita Stafford, featured speaker, showed us how to make use of our greetings cards, converting them into attractive colorful place mats. The door prize was awarded to Evelyn Yeoman.

"I'm Feeling Go and Live With Him and "I Fell A Change" were all sung by the Good News Singers. The man's voices, together with Mildred Watson's came fourth with a rich harmony. Mrs. Anna Crofton, together with husband, Pastor Robert Crofton, recently moved into our community from Scandia, Kans. She chose "Hearts Ablaze With Love" as the topic of her talk.

Despite the hardness of the times in which she grew up and the difficult circumstances, she continued to thank God for his claiming her and leading her in all of her life. Her sincerity and wholesome humor made us to see that trusting (not rusting) in the Lord, and not being trapped by our circumstances, can put life and joy into our being. Next month meeting will be at the Lutheran Church, March 17, with the theme of "March UNION GROVE CHURCH Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Service --11 a.m. Evening Service 6 p.m.

Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Rev. Jerry Hawkins, Pastor UNION HILL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Near Oldfield on Highway Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:30 p.m.

Democratic Women's Club Meets Feb. 17 At Village Inn A large group of Democrats gathered at the Village Inn Restaurant Monday night Feb 17 to attend the regular monthly meeting of the Douglas County Democratic Women's Club. After dinner the business meeting was opened by president Stella Brown with a prayer by Norma Zellner. The pledge of Allegiance was led by Dot Cooper. We then welcomed the following new members into our club: Murrell and Bernice Alms, Tomi Nelson and Marie Ruark.

Minutes from last months meeting were read by Frieda Fletcher and approved. Dot cooper gave a report on the Executive Board meeting which was held in Springfield last week. She explained some plans for the Jackson Day celebration to be held April 3 and 4 at the University Plaza Hotel in Springfield. Stella then discussed plans being made for the 7th District Spring meeting teing held here in Ava at the Community Center on May 16. A beautiful crocheted bedspread was donated by Doris Holman to be given away later this fall.

Chairman Neil Wareen then spoke on two 7th District meetings he had attended the past week. he urged all democrats to attend the Democratic Caucus being held at the Ava Courthouse at 7:30 p.m. March 10. He also reminded all committee people to file for the August primary. Charles Cooper announced that he will be the Coordinator for the Carnahan Campaign in this area.

The meeting was adjourned with a prayer be Norma Zellner. Next meeting will be March 16 at the Village Inn Restaurant. Those attending were: Frank Forrest, Jean David, Wilma Flynn, Stella and Lloyd Brown, Bernice and Murrell Alms, Jo Voltz, Freida a and Billy Fletcher, Doris Holman, Dot and Charles Cooper, Norma and Leonard Zellner, Maurine Calvin, Gladys Bowdin, Ulla Greene, J.B. Long, Lena Pierce, Tomi Nel- son, Marie Ruark and Neil and Madge Warren. bride, from St.

Louis and Emily Eggen, Jefferson City, friend of the couple. The offertory procession was led by Mary Goetz, St. Louis and Patsy Myers, Hawk Point, aunts of the bride. The program attendants were Paula Johnson, Verona and Dristie Biang, Norwood, sisters of the groom. Special guests were Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Doll, Dr. Hawk Point and Mrs.

Irene Thompson, Troy, grandparents of the bride. A dinner reception and dance in the Cathedral undercroft followed the ceremony. The guest bcok attendants were Stacy Kennedy, Jefferson City and Kathi Mata, Boise, both friends of the couple. Assisting with the cake were Susan Goedde, Becky Veit, Melanie Mueller and Carmen Bdin, all of Jefferson City and friends of the couple. The bride and groom hosted a rehearsal dinner the evening before the wedding at Josh's Restaurant, Jefferson City.

The bride is a graduate of Buchanan High School, Troy Central Missouri State University. She is employed. a the Missouri Lottery as Internal Security Administrator. The groom is a graduate of Ava High School. He is employed by the Missouri State Highway Patrol as a Radio Teletype and Antenna Engineer.

Following a wedding trip to Akumal, Mexico, the newlyweds are residing in Jefferson City. Logan Missionary Society Meets The Logan Missionary Society met at the First General Baptist Church on Feb. 11. The meeting opened by singing "I Must Tell Jesus" and prayer by Beulah Baird. The secretary Bobbi Sanders gave an update on the Philippines.

The Love Gift was by Norene Martin. A candlelight service was held repeating Psalms 17:8. The lesson in the quiet of the hour using several scriptures was given by Fredia Fletcher, the Love Gift Offering was taken and the roll call. The secretary gave a report on the last meeting, Chleo Young the treasurer gave the treasurer's report. The business meeting was called to order and some old business was taken care of.

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