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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1933

Page

6

Society Club Dances and Meetings Across Churches

Wednesday events include Mission Society at St Peter’s Chapel at 7:30 last meeting of the year. Young Matron’s Circle hosts at First Presbyterian Church 2:30 Christmas party. Jubilee Circle meets at First Methodist 2:20 with business of importance. Doille Meador Circle at First Methodist 1:00 luncheon meeting. Women’s Society of B L F and B S o c meets at Q. F. Hall 2:00. Elizabeth Steninger Sewing Circle hosts Sunday School hall. Women’s Missionary Union at First Baptist all day from 10:30 with noon luncheon. Mrs. Frank G Harris hosts a Columbia luncheon for Mrs. Stephen B Hunter’s guests from Charleston and Union City. Dinner-Bridge for club members and husbands at Missouri Hotel. prizes to Mrs. R C Goshorn and Ellis Rucker. Betty Ann Lindley arrives home from Chicago for holidays.

Mission Society of Women’s Missionary Union First Baptist Church Columbia Frank G. Harris Stephen B. Hunter Mary Moore Nadine Moore Charleston Lillian Bird Whitesell Union City Tenn Missouri Hotel R. C., Goshorn Ellis Rucker Naomi Menteer Jackson Street Pearl Gehrig Salisbury Franklin D. Roosevelt Chicago Louis Cohen Mary Esther Murphy O'Bannion

Community Notes Highlight Local Club Activities

Miss Forrestine Smith hosts Blanche Chenault from Richmond during a week visit while Stephens College student in Columbia. Mrs G E Sanders arrives to spend a month with friends. Louise Dallmeyer returns from Columbia. Local groups plan Christmas carol clubs, open houses, and fellowship dinners as schools host play night and art displays.

Forrestine Smith Forrest Smith Blanche Chenault Richmond Miss Chenault Stephens College Columbia

Sleep Tips For Restful Night Health

Advice from Alicia tes O1535 NEA Service FNC on improving sleep through relaxation, morning worries left behind, and proper bedding. Flat sleeping with minimal pillow, a comfortable mattress, clean sheets, and a window open for fresh air are recommended for better rest.

Aliciates Jess

Two Cabinet Members Hospitalized After Ice Incident

Washington Dec. 12 Two members of President Roosevelt's cabinet were in hospitals today Secretary of War Dern suffered an infected right eye and Secretary of Interior Ickes cracked a rib when he slipped on ice Both were ordered several days of rest and observation.

Washington Roosevelt War Dern Interior Ickes

Romance Holds No Lure for Rudy Vallee in New Film

Hollywood reports Rudy Vallee denies romance with Alice Faye while arriving for a new picture project. He says they work together and there is no romance on either side. Britain imported record Gairy products in 1932. P T A meeting postponed to December 21 at 3:00 p.m. Banana production in Formosa rose from 52 000 tons in 1921 to 160 000 tons today.

Hollywood Rudy Vallee Alice Faye

Commerce reports signs recession may be ending

The Department of Commerce says weekly business indicators hint the long running recession may have ended in November. October saw a decline in industrial production, but employment held steady and payrolls rose slightly due to gains outside manufacturing. Construction contracts rose and foreign trade expanded.

Washington Department of Commerce Department

Retail employees fund NRA code enforcement via small dues

Washington reports under the NRA plan every retail employee will pay 25 cents a year to finance the retail code authority with local assessments allowed but not exceeding one dollar annually. Retailers will receive NRA insignia showing the blue eagle and “We do our part” with division name.

Washington NRA

Wheeler backs Norris Missouri River dam project plan

Senator Wheeler of Montana endorses Norris proposed bill to dam all Missouri River sites for irrigation silt control and cheap power. He predicts benefits for Yellowstone Gallatin and Maasengalleys regions and argues for a stable exchange system and broader markets, citing president backing.

Washington Wheeler Mont Norris Nebr Missouri Tennessee Missouri River Mississippi Missour

Thought to Turn Into a Frog When Winter Came

A fragment notes a belief that someone or something might transform into a frog as winter approached. The scant text hints at a seasonal superstition or tale without full context or names.

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Sienat W. B. Malone Elmarine Avenue Jubilee Circle First Methodist E.J. Petry Doille Meador E. H. Winter Ladies Society of the B. of L. F Elizabeth Steninger Ossick Betty Ann Lindley Monroe Mable Hornbuckle Cold Sime Vicks Vicks Cold Vicks Ban Harriet Paul Easy Washing Machine CO Paul Crevelt W. High St Jane Poser & Tight Company Society of Emily Davie Russel E. Lard Far Hill Miss Davie Jack Lindley Fairmount Drive Miss Lindley George Robertson Wymore Apartments Fairview School Sally Newkirk Watson Florence Bruto Phil Donnelly Moreau Heights Moreau Heights N.gc. BT First Presbyterian Church D. M. Oberman Capitol Avenue Christian Church Anna Lindair George Huston Central Evangelical Church John G. Fricke Fred Casper Clay Street St. Eitas Sewing Circle Joe Parker M Stafford Hilburn H Street A. E. Hammond Louise Dallmeyer Great Britain Capital Claims Flapper Fanny U.S. Pat France Blaise Pascal Louis XIV Pascal Cook Paint & Varnish CO Jefferson Street Carolina Penney Co. Inc Millsap’s Beacon Kaynee Stokes Aunt Mary Lou
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