Royal Princess yacht is setting for wedding
By JOYCE KYLE
Contributing writer
Joyce Kyle had the experience of a lifetime last weekend. She flew out of Wichita Friday morning to San Diego, Calif. and attended the wedding of her grandson Chris Kyle and Taya Studebaker at Newport Beach. The wedding was held at noon Saturday on the Royal Princess yacht. They cruised the bay as it was too windy to go out to the ocean, leaving the yacht at 4:30 p.m. The rest of the evening was spent visiting in the Hotel Atrium Ballroom. Joyce returned home Sunday morning after a wonderful weekend.
Ronnie and Patti Gaines helped celebrate the 90th birthday of his mother, Maude Gaines on Sunday at the Peabody Elementary building. All of Maude's children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren were there to celebrate. Kim and Ty Gaines of Emporia were at Ronnie's Sunday evening. We extend congratulations to Maude.
Marvin and Sherol Nightengale also attended the birthday celebration, as did most of the brothers and sisters. We extend get well wishes to Bill who suffered a stroke Friday.
Larry and Dee Morgan picked up Ella Janzen at Moundridge Saturday evening and all went to McPherson College to attend the Central Kansas All Star high school basketball game. Steven was one of the players. Robert, Angie, and Trent Mielke of Hutchinson joined them there.
Vernon, Florine, and Judy Koehn hosted a supper Monday evening for Wanda's birthday. Others present were Renferd, Lonnie, Dalen, and Carolee Koehn, Kevin and Jan Jantz, Kaylee and Shawna, and Luana Isaac.
Calvin and Jennie Unruh of Greensburg were visiting their daughter and family, Joleen and Jerald Unruh and family, on Sunday.
Sara Ousley and Taylor of Jefferson City, daughter of Bruce Sayers, arrived Friday and left for her home Sunday morning. Bruce enjoyed his daughter and granddaughter. Bruce, Sheila, Sara, Devon, Megan, and Jessica, Sara and Taylor, Lawrence and Lois Sayers, and Sandy Sayers of El Dorado went to the Pizza Hut Friday evening for supper.
Joyce Kyle called on Marvin and Thelma Warkentin the morning of March 11.
