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Newspaper

Democrat Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1921

Page

2

Courtesy Week and society notes from Meredith column

A long column details social activity in Meredith including visits by Mrs Emil Schott to Kansas City and relatives of Mrs Earl Grant in St Louis, plus guests at East Main Street. It notes trips to Ithaca and Boulder, departures to Albuquerque, and various parties at Jefferson Theatre and Central Hotel with attendees like Miss N E Williams and Miss Alice Calhoun. A crowded slate ofBridge, dinners, a dance, a prayer day at the prison, and a Mena Arkansas trip to visit Col Dick Harper are listed along with planned Flower Mission events and a postponed Baptist Young People Union social. The item paints a vivid mosaic of local society life, hosting, visits, and travel.

Elated Society Dinner To Honor Guests At Club Event

The Four" Orchestra will furnish music for a club gathering with daisies as decoration. Invited guests include Miss Wakefield of Savannah, Miss Mitchell of Columbia, Miss Maughs of Fulton, and many others from Albany and Atlantic City. Chaprons will be Judge and Mrs. James T. Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Foster McHenry.

Misses Wakefield Salannah Helen Mitchell Columbia Margaret Maughs Fulton Adelaide Gladys Scvitt Laura Many Simplon Helen Clark Margaret Melin Edith Wells Violet Oliver M. W. Mosby Alye Edwards Margaret Morris Margaret Lohman Elizabeth Mary Church Jane Spencer Mildred Berry Juliet Price Elsie Dierckx Ruth Mildred

Church Notes and Services at First Church of Christ Scientist

First Church of Christ, Scientist invites the public to Sunday service at 11 A M and Wednesday at 8 P M. Sunday School at 9 30 A M. Reading Room at 202% E High St open daily 3 5 P M except Sundays and holidays. Also notices for First Baptist Church with services, Sunday School, Children's Day, Morning worship at 10 45, and Evening service at 8, plus organist and violinist names.

E. High St First Baptist Church Paul Weber L. T. Waller

McDonald’s Church Service With Special Musical Program

Pastor James E. McDonald leads Sunday School at 9 30 am and public worship at 10 45 am with anthem Hark Hark my Soul and Lead Kindly Light by request. Epworth League meets 7 pm and evening service at 8 pm. Guests include The Brotherhood of American Yeoman local chapter. Senior and Junior Choirs perform with solo by Judge J D Lind. Wednesday service omitted for Christian Church Convention.

James E. McDonald Epworth League The Brotherhood of American Yeoman J. D. Lindsay Tke Christian Church Convention

Annual school and Sunday school picnic at Bindear’s Park

Our annual gathering features English language services at Bindear’s Park starting 10 a.m. Rev. Rudolf Beck delivers the sermon. Lunch is portable and the day will be spent at the park. in rain, services move to the church. Sunday School 9:30. Worship 10:45. sermon “The Greatest Banner Displayed” A Flag Day Sermon by I. C. E. 7:00 worship 8:00 sermon “A Prisoner but Still Helpful.” Wednesday 8:00 Bible Study and Prayer.

Sunday Star America Bindear’s Park Rudolf Beck

Bible School and C. E. Meeting and Courtesy Week

Bible School and Christian Endeavor meet as usual with Our Hope in Christ as the morning sermon. Evening service features dedication of bronze Electroliers in memory of Mrs. Nannie B. Lay who financed the purchase. State Convention opens Monday with Burris Jenkins of Kansas City and runs to Thursday. All may attend sessions. Next week is Courtesy Week urging shared courteous conduct.

Bible School C. E Nannie B. Lay Burris Jenkins Kansas City

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Madison St Emil Schott And Arthur Zeitz Mrs. Earl’ Grant and Baby St. Louis Mrs. Grant Mrs. Hugo Morning Esther Ruhl Friendswood, Texas C. E. Bailey Bailey East Main Street Meredith Willings William Busby T. Woods Parry Missouri State University Mabel Alexander Margaret Kautsch Will C Hoefer Ann Russell Hoefer Alvin Dallmeyer Mexico Geraldine Osgood Albuquerque New Mexico George Carlton Locke Carlton Ithaca New York Locke Cornell University Robert Nelson Boulder Colorado John R. Green Jackson Street Hhr Kate Ligtner Chicago Lightner the Jefferson N. E. Williams Tolson’s Mrs Jefferson Theatre Alice Calhoun Princess Jones BE. C. Hoch Central Hotel Knight Flower Baptist Young People’s Union Col Dick Harper Mena Arkansas Rube Armstrong Rayma Irwin Julia Tiweedie M. Shaw Doris Womack Jake Wallendorf James T. Blair Ethel Wakefield Jos. Osgood Lottie Goldberg Osgood East McCarty Street Fredrika Levio Augusta Georgia Evelyn Goldman Mesdames H .S. Killey Herman Roben Chester Mann Walter Bohling A. Artzon Lafyette Street Florence Henley Helen Barth Thos, Fisher Atlantic City Fisher Wm. Mueller Paul Hunt Otto Schultz Marvin Crutcher Fritz Schott Wm. Allen R. Armstrong Frances Ramsey Mildred Hammond Margaret Zeitz Marie Ellis Rayma Irwin Arch Pryor F. Oliver Ita First Church of Christ, Scientist Morrroe St the Sunday St. Louis Star Out C. B. Corwin Methodist Church Lutheran Church Wm. Richter Presbyterian Church EB. W. Behner Christian Church R. M. Talbert Children Ory Fletcher Astoria United States Mormon Mfg. Co Indianapolis Anderson Borg and Beck Remy Salisbury Timpkin Hyde J. W. Neskov Neskov-Mumperow Motor Co Anderson Six Hy-Velt Batteries Anderson Cars Jefferson Courthouse High ST
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