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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1968
Page
3
Ann Landers replies to a Girl Scout troop leader issue about a substitute leader. A 15 year old writes on mother daughter communication and teenage independence. A note on Julie Nixon’s upcoming wedding wardrobe concludes with a fashion description.
The Jefferson City Senior High School Chorale directed by Carl Burker entertained the December Jefferson City Council of Clubs. The program featured a Christmas Tree with nine country themed ornaments, led by Italian angel motif and pieces from Italy, Spain, Germany, Mexico, France and more. Kathy Duncan accompanied, with instrumentalists and art department involvement. community notices followed including Well-Baby Clinic attendance and January Council of Clubs luncheon details.
Heloise explains refilling plastic fountain pen cartridges from an ink bottle by filling the well, squeezing the refill, and releasing to draw ink in. She advises inserting the end with the hole into the ink and a final check to avoid barrel insertion. A reader adds a thermometer tip to shake it while in its case to reduce breakage.
Son to Mr and Mrs Larry Lee Green of 207 Cherry St St Thursday at Memorial Hospital and a son to Mr and Mrs Jim Hoback of Latham Thursday at Memorial Hospital.
Mrsse T. Hoxsey and her husband, Mr. Hoxsey, of Inglinton Terrace Apartments, plan a winter stay in Ft. Myers Florida. They leave with Mrs. L. W. Kile accompanying them.
Veterans of World War I auxiliary officers were installed by district president Mrs. Jennie Ferris. Names include Wilma Davis president Lillie Nilges senior vice president Ruby Lewis junior vice president Betty Robbins treasurer Lena Weavers conductress and Velma Rice guard. The program featured a Christmas story, readings, carols, thanks for hospital donations and a charity food and gift drive.
The Happy Eight Club held a potluck dinner at Mrs. Ethel Yankee’s home 110 Lafayette St with a decorated tree and secret pals revealed. After officer elections pinochle was played. the January 8 meeting will be at Mrs. Nelle Stone’s home.
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