Cereral Purpose Club Social Meets February 11
The General Purpose Club hosted a social meeting February 11 with ample food at noon. Members and guests enjoyed embroidery pillow crafts and an amulet game led by Ida McQuewn. Guests from Trenton and nearby included Mrs. Dorothy King and Florine Johnie among others.
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Cereral
Elizabeth Lantz
Audi Ida McQuewn
Dorothy King
Trenton
Joirson
Florinte Johnie
Oliver
Laxtz Sn
Rass Laritz
N. C. Hos
Jolly Workers Meet At Home Of Mrs Rinehart
The Jolly Workers gathered February 9 at Mrs. Alex Rinehart's home for quilting and a noon covered dish lunch. Eight members shared favorite recipes, and an amusing contest led to Mrs. Carl Jones as winner. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Basil Taylor on February 23. visitors included Carl Jones, Floyd Lambert, and the Rineharts.
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Jolly
Alex Rinehart
John Jones
Carl Jones
Basil Taylor
Floyd Lambert
Alex
Robert Rinehart
Coe
M. E. Church South Sunday Services and Study
The M. E. Church South announces a 10 a.m. school service and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. A prayer meeting will be at Virgil Dodson's home Thursday at 7 30 with study of the first chapter of St Peter led by Pastor W M Owen.
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Virgil Dodson
St Peter
W. M. Owen
Granstville Club Holds All Day Quilt Meeting
The Granstville Club met at Mrs. Lloyd Spencer's home on February 3 for an all day session. Members cut and pieced quilt blocks, enjoyed a noon luncheon, and spent the afternoon in business, visiting, and radio programs. Mrs. Ross Lyons was named poultry leader and Mrs. Spencer garden leader. Present were Mrs. Luster Burkholder, Lota Yagel, Mrs. Lee Lyons, Mrs. Joseph W. Yagel, Mr. Hazel Patterson, Lesley Yagel, and Mrs. Spencer. The next meeting, an all day event, will be with Mrs. Harold Patterson on February 11. C. R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granstville Club
Lloyd Spencer
Ross Lyons
Spencer
Garden Lealer
Luster Burkholder
Lota Yagel
Lee Lyons
Joseph W. Yagel
Hazel Patterson
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Nears February Report
The Sunshine Workers club met February 10 with nine members and ten visitors. They worked on quilt block projects, shared a covered dish lunch, and held an afternoon program with singing and readings. Stunt winners went to the whites, and several visitors and children attended. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ellwood Thudium pending better roads.
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Sunshine Workers Club
Philip Bailey
Jesus
Lawrence Riedl
Herb Peper
John Rauer
Roy Maxwell
Phillip Bailey
Earl Campbell
Pamper
Debert Smith
Roy Pamprel
Luther Rauer
Dorothy
Betty Cassity
Donna
Carl Wimar Missouri's great Indian artist dies at 34
Indian painter Carl Wimar born 1828 in Sieburg Germany rose from St. Louis sign shop apprentice to a leading American western subject artist. He studied in Düsseldorf, painted major works including Buffalo Hunt and four St. Louis Court House panels, and died of tuberculosis in 1862 after a career marked by depictions of Indian life and frontier scenes.
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Carl Wimar
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
St. Louis
America
Buffalo
Sieburg
Germany
Charles Ferdinanl Wimar
Wimar
Wimars
Hy Carl
Wimnars
Ace Carl
Wimar Hone
Young Wimar
Prairies
Leon Pomerede
Falls of St. Anthony
Upper Mississippi
Pole
Carl
Dueseldorf
London
Upper
Yellowstone
Anna von Senden
St. Louis Court House
DeSoto
Mississippi
Laclede
Western Plains
Court House
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M. E. Church, South
Humphreys
Roger
A. B. Stewart
HOGS
Chester
Cash Hugh Campbell
Fred Schweppe
Ford
Universal Credit Company
Morton
Produce Department
Browning
the Farmers Store
CORA
Harris
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