Luncheon Bridge at Mrs Corbett’s and Club Meetings
Mrs J J Corbett hosted a luncheon bridge at 1111 Vineyard Square with 12 guests and festive Christmas decor. Gifts were given to Mrs Fred Harris who moves to Sikeston. Honors went to Mrs Means Ray Mrs T F Willis Mrs F Hogg and Mrs Joe Bolt. Plus study group luncheons and club discussions followed at local homes with topics on citizenship and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Corbett
Rex M. Whitton
T. F. Willis
F. Hogg
Joe Bolt
Euphrosyne Club Bridge Luncheon At Lotus Lantern Tea Room
Mrs H A Starks reviewed Armstrong. Euphrosyne Club hosted a no hostess luncheon and bridge on Tuesday at Lotus Lantern Tea Room. Twelve covers set. Scores honors went to Mrs A P Eldra cher, Mrs Catherine Bolton and Mrs Mary Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphrosyne Club
Lotus Lantern Tea Room
A. P.eldracher
Catherine Bolton
Mary Johnson
Birthday party for Nancy Ann Schwerdtfeger
Mrs 4 W Schwerdtfeger of 1201 Leestreet hosted an afternoon party for her daughter Nancy Ann in celebration of her eleventh birthday. Guests included Shirley Bedell Mary Jane Jacobs Quanila Cunningham Dorothy Hirst Sally Caral Perrin Betty Jean Vollmer Greta Sayers Tucille Lewis Norma Jean Gibson Lila Raithel and Margaret Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Schwerdtfeger
Leestreet
Nancy Ann
Shirley Bedell
Mary Jane Jacobs
Quanila Cunningham
Dorothy Hirst
Sally Caral Perrin
Betty Jean Vollmer
Greta Sayers
Tucille Lewis
Norma Jean Gibson
Lila Raithel
Margaret Mitchell
Shower Honoring Bride-to-Be Mrs J T Stone at Mulberry Home
A miscellaneous shower at 406 Mulberry honored Mrs J T Stone the former Amy Lou Shanks whose marriage occurred November 26. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments with Mrs A Shanks assisting the host. The event celebrated a recent marriage and featured a warm community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Robertson
Mulberry
J.T. Stone
Amy Lou Shanks
A. Shanks
Sophisticated Princess Pattern for 11 to 19 Sizes
Fashion note describes pattern 8342 with a princess line fit for juniors and petites. Features include shrugged sleeves, a close throat, belt ribbon, pockets, and decorative buttons. Suitable for silk wool velvet crepe and similar fabrics. sizes listed 12 18 15 17 19 with material yardage and belt ribbon details.
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News-Tribune
Sherling Place
Brooklyn
N.Y
Milk for 2.5 Million British Schoolchildren
British schools supply milk to 2,500,000 children with payment required from those who can afford it. A halfpenny is charged to paying pupils while others receive the milk free.
Pumpkin Pie Recipes From Mrs Maddox For Pie Makers
A collection of pumpkin pie instructions notes canned versus fresh pumpkin, step by step mixing of flour sugar spices and butter, and baking directions. It includes a large family menu, pie recipes with and without preserved ginger, and tips on cornbread using leftover pumpkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Themarket
Community Art Club hosts open handiwork exhibit at Grace Church
Members and guests filled the Grace Episcopal Church Assembly Room for the opening of the Handicraft Exhibit. Centerpieces included whittling pieces, two Kentucky coverlets, and an antique quilt. The display runs daily from 1 to 5 pm through Saturday with refreshments by Mrs. Walrod and Mrs. Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bosch
Jefferson City Art Club
W. R.haight
Grace Episcopal Church
Art Club
W. R. Haight
Alma Dallas
Henry Guhleman
Guy W. Walrod
John Keer
Stanley Piasecki
McDowell Program For C E D Music Club
A McDowell program will be presented at Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club by Jun for Federated Music Clubs. The program, at seven thirty tomorrow evening, will be in the Chorus under Milton Bennett with the Woodwind Quintette including Paul Bradley, Robert Mansur, Richard Weber, Fred Rengel and Ted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Olive Ewing
Church Circle Meetings Set Across Local Churches
Several church groups announce gatherings today and tomorrow. The Mary and Martha Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet before a four o clock dinner in the church parlors. The Harvesters Circle of the Christian Church plans a six thirty pot luck supper in the church parlors this evening. The Betty Rose Women’s Mission Circle of the Baptist Church meets at six in the parlors. St Ritas Sewing Circle of St Peters Church will gather tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Albert Wallan of 715 West McCarty. The Third Circle of the Evan- is continuing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Maddox
Hazelton Drive
H. E. Detherage
W.O. Sawyers
Scott Wilson
Bert Brayton
Henry Gadd Harmon
William’ ‘Woods College
Fulton, Missouri
Harmon
Theisman
Methodist Church
Mary and Martha Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Harvesters Circle of
the Christian Church
Betty Rose Business Women’s, Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
St. Ritas
St. Peters Church
Albert Wallan
West McCarty
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Mrs. McHaney
West School
John W. McHaney
West Main
Howard Williams
Mrs. Bucker
Century Club
Century Study Club
A. H. Bucker
East High
B. W. Russell
R. T. Keyes
Fanny » Kemble
Margaret
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc
R. I. Stockwell
Mer
E. Capitol
Peter James
Madison
Armstrong
H. A. Starks
ST. Louis
John Moran
Fifth Ward
James E. McLaughlin
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
ST Ia
Jane
Arkrid
Princess
Carol Day
Bellans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank W. Gillham
Jackson
W. W. Bratton
Oea
East School
PTA
C. C. Conrad
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Girl Scout
Otto Schultz
Santa Claus
Ruth Rust
Marion Lowry
William Woods College
Barrie
Olive, Ewing Dallmeyer Club
Missouri Hotel
Central School PT A
Broadway
M.E . and
Betty Ann Schell
Price
East Capitol
Dixie Gardens
Women’s Benefit Association
Labor Temple
NFPOC
Herbert J. Burbaw
Jordan
Gelical Church
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Cotton Club
Jefferson City
Eddie Johnson
Onal Eewipme
Coera
Shikles Motor Company
Broadway Phone
OTT Lumber CO
E. J. Tietjen
Optometrist
Central Trust
Brig
Jefferson City, Mo
McCallum
Capitol City Water CO
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