09 Jun 1954
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
1
Mayor Ellis presented a Social Welfare Week proclamation to Mrs. Julius. The observance spans June 7 to 12 with a campaign urging residents to learn about the association’s program and support its efforts in Missouri.
Mary Haworth counsels a 55 year old widow seeking marriage with widower Jack, whose late wife was her father’s half sister. Despite mutual affection, family aunts oppose the match, while Jack remains undecided and busy on the farm. Advice: broaden self giving through good works and pursue companionship through service, not solely romantic pursuit.
Tuscumbia reports local social news including Air and Mrs Glen Warren and family with relatives visiting from Detroit and Iberia. John Livingston of Detroit, a union leader, stayed with Robert Livingston and G A Berry relatives in Miner County. An error in Capital Daily News misreported Rev Kenneth Locbling being called as pastor. it should read First Christian Church.
The Hickory Hill community club met at the hall and planned a mother’s hat program with Mrs. George Lave in charge. Each mother received a rose corsage and a 3 basket supper was served. Supt Tennison Jenkins of Eugene and John Ott of Brazito spoke on the School Bond issue, and the clan voted to endorse and sponsor the bond. Next meeting set for June 24.
A 1950s style recipe feature from Gaynor Maddox highlights nutritious cereal and milk combos for lunch and dinner. It details Wheat Gnocchi with Spanish Sauce, directions to bake, and notes on doubling recipes for larger families while emphasizing calcium and protein from cereal and milk.
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