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Newspaper

Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1950

Page

2

Chapter Entitled Male Quartet B At PLEO Event

Miss Steve Jane Slate chaired the program as a quartet of Bill Sims Dick Kenney Gene Boucher and Lonnie Schreiber sang Christmas carols. Thirty members and a guest Mrs Carter of West Lafayette enjoyed dessert and tea hosted by Mrs Edgar Bagan and Mrs I shoe with a Christmas table setting and decorations.

PLEO Oi Catstie Vane Thurlo Steve Jane Slate Bill Sims Dick Kenney Gene Boucher Lonnie Schreiber Carter West Lafayette Edgar Bagan I Shoe All Jr Rip D. R. Harrison

HM Christmas Party At Colonial Tearoom

HM Christmas Party at the Colonial Tearoom featured W Wooangfield Mrs J C Woodstall and Mrs Ralph Copher as hostesses this afternoon. Mrs Hubert Wheeler and Mrs Praes led at the tea table with decorations. Mrs C Tevis organized the program titled Christmas Is Our Way Life. Mrs Carl Humphrey provided hymns and Tracy Dale told a story Claus Comes to America. Gifts were exchanged with guest Mrs

W. Wooangfield J.C. Woodstall Ralph Copher Colunigh Hubert Wheeler Praes Stain C.(. Tevis Carl Humphrey Tracy Dale Claus America

Circle Celebrates 27th Anniversary at St Peter's Church

The Circle marked its 27th anniversary with a noon luncheon at the Colonado tearoom. Seventeen members attended along with three special guests, Sr. Joseph Vogelweid, Rev Reck Zhumer, and Rev. Albert Bruegger. Yuletide decor brightened the dining table as the group enjoyed social time in the afternoon.

St. Richcle St. Peter's Church Colonado Justph Vogelweid Reck Zhumer Albert Bruegger

Doll clothes pattern set offers easy Christmas sewing

A sales note promotes 14 to 20 inch doll outfits from one pattern piece No 217. Patterns cost 25 cents and can be ordered by mail from Pattern Bureau Jefferson City Post Tribune Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York. The Fall Winter Fashion Book markets 125 practical designs for home sewers with illustrations and age appropriate styles.

Adress Pattern Bureau Jefferso City Post Tribune Old Chelsea Station New York 11

Christmas Dinner Dance for Missouri Power and Light Staff

More than one hundred employees from the general and Jefferson City offices of Missouri Power and Light and guests attended a Christmas dinner dance at the Alissouri motel last night. The event theme was Winter Wonderland with Mr. N. RB Beagle as master of ceremonies and Mr. J. D. James and Mrs. Delene Hickey leading group singing. Andy Anderson gave a Christmas reading and gifts were exchanged. Charles Edmondson served as general chairman in charge of arrangements.

General Jefferson City Missouri Power and Light Company Alissouri Motel Winter Wonderland N. RB Beagle J. D. James Delene Hickey Andy Anderson Charles Edmondson

Mrs Ruprecht Hosts St Marys Circle Christmas Party

Mrs Ruprecht entertained St Marys Circle of St Peters church at her West High home with festive decorations. After gifts and a business session three tables of pinochle were played with winners named and a luncheon served.

Ruprecht St. Mary’s Circle St. Mary's Circle St. Peter's Church William Ruprecht West High W. Brown Leo Gratz Oscar Hackman

Entertains Circle In G Pirner Home

Mrs George Pirner assisted by Mr Pirner and Mrs F Kallen bach entertained 19 Ruth circle members of the First Car an church at a covered dish dinner at the Pirner home 208 Clay Mrs W W Gibbany shared Christmas legends and Mrs Perry Claycrook told the Cathedral Chimes story Hugh Dallas presided as business session voted to prepare a Christmas basket for a needy family Members exchanged gifts around a lighted tree at close of evening.

George Pirner Pirner F. Kallenbach Ruth Circle Clay W. W. Gibbany Perry Claycrook Hugh Dallas

Sorority Guests of Mrs Beagle Host Christmas Party

Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was entertained at a Christmas party last evening at the home of Mrs N B Beagle in Holt Summit. Seasonal decorations lit the home as Christmas carols were sung with accompaniment by Mrs Nelson Ward and Mrs Beagle told the story. Gifts were exchanged among chapter members and refreshments were served by the social chairman Mrs E W Simpson Jr assisted by Miss LaVerne Messerli and Miss Jean Shelton.

W M U Holds All Day Meeting At Church

The Women's Missionary Union of First Baptist met for a regular business session and missionary program Urogran. After officers met luncheon was served by Circle No 3. The group sang carols and heard devotions led by Mrs T W Medearis and Miss Johns.

W.M.U Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church Urogran Little Town of Bethlehem T. Ww. Medearis Srma Jean Johns Orville Bang Vernon Towner Lawson Holmes Inez Hamerick

Girl Scout Troops Share Christmas Spirit in Jefferson City

In Jefferson City Girl Scout troops from Brewnies to Senior Scouts celebrate Christmas with gifts food drives carol singing and parties. Brownie Troop 17 at Trimescu late Corceptive school held a party exchanging gifts and donating toys to a large family. Leaders Mrs Joe G Downs and Mrs Hire Mer head the troop as they prepared refreshments. Troop 23 at Lutheran School works on surprise gifts for mothers then sang and played games under leaders Mrs John Renken and Mrs G H Turner. Troop 13 at East School hosted a combined 2 part party with mothers and new member welcomed and carols sung. Troop No 2 of St Peter’s held a vestiture ceremony for the girls with mothers witnessing and one girl receiving a surprise. Franken and Mrs John Neutaler lead the school’s effort with carols for mothers in the Phelps home. Mrs Sidney Schanbacher and Mrs Ralph Walker lead Troop I¢ at East School which presented the play The Creampuffs for parents and friends, with Omi Goodin Mary Jane Puckett and others in the cast under the Roedder guidance. Troop 1c of East School presented the play, then Mr and Mrs Roedder directed the performers. The group plans to travel to Kansas City for the Christmas holiday.

Brownie Trimescu Corceptive School East School I Rhoades Sre St. Peter's Thei Ae Franken John Neutaler Paul Phelps Sidney Schanbacher Ralph Walker East Omi Goodin Mary Jane Puckett Grayce Ann Kallman Cynthia Edelman Betty Lou Goodin Betty Jo Powsil Ciara Elswort Wooldridge Directec

Very Smart Leads Set This Contract

In a bridge deal with N S vulnerable West opens one hearts. East passes. North responds two spades. South passes. The contract proceeds with a double and redouble sequence. The opening lead is the ace from the west hand.

East player mishandles four spades defeat in rubber bridge

Oswald Jacoby analyzes a hand where East should have chosen five hearts to limit loss. West defense, led hearts thrice, exhausts declarer’s trumps and sets the four spades redoubled contract. A stray kitchen note adds a tip on canned vegetables in a cream sauce.

Oswald Jacoby South East West North Declarer

Many Women Return to Adolescence for Security

Ruth Millett argues a prominent psychiatrist cites a pattern in unhappy marriages where women cling to adolescence. She describes wives idealizing youth, clinging to former Bohemian social roles, and resisting adult independence or change. The piece labels this as adolescent behavior affecting marital stability.

Ruth Millett

Mrs Toennes Hosts Evangelical Circle at New Home

Mrs John G Toennes hosted twenty Emma Guhleman circle members of the Central Evangelical church at 2004 Wayne Avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs Henry Guhleman read The Littlest Angel followed by a Christmas prayer by Mrs Henry J Damm. Refreshments ended the meeting with a white arrangement and red sapers on the tea table. Mrs Joe Barthel presided and R L Rose helped serve. Two lighted trees near gifts for exchange. guests included Mrs Rose and the Rev Damm.

Toennes John G. Toennes Emma Guhleman Central Wayne Avenue Henry Guhleman Henry J. Damm Joe Barthel R. L. Rose Mrs. Rose Damn

Heidbreder Hosts Several Parties at New Oak Street Home

Mrs E A Heidbreder entertained multiple groups this week at her new home 1020 Oak. A family dinner honored her son Bob Ed on his 11th birthday. The bridge club held a dessert party for members and husbands with prizes to R A Currie Carl Newberry and William McKittrick. Assessment room of the Sales Tax Department joined two tables of bridge last evening with favors of tiny potted poinsettias. Candles and a snow white Christmas tree added festive touches.

E. A. Heidbreder Oak Bob Ed R. A Currie Carl Newberry Wiliam McKittrick

War Mothers Host Yule Party At Recreation Center

Jefferson City chapter of the American War Mothers held a Christmas party at the Recreation Center with Mrs. James Reeder chairing. Mrs. F M Nichols Sr led the business session where a flag was presented in memory of Cpl Will R Pendleton of the 7th Marine Regiment. They planned to adopt three needy families, Carol singing was arranged, readings given by several members, and gifts distributed by Santa Claus. Committee chairs for the year were named, including Ways and Means, Americanism, Legislative, Hospital, Memorials, and Gold and Silver.

James Reeder Jefferson City Recreation Center F. M. Nichols Sr Dis Cpl Will R. Pendleton The Th Marine Regiment Catherine Huddleston Lorna Newton Vincent Kollgeyer Marie Loefflex Laura Dilger Santa Claus R. H. Dallmeyer William Hott

Lightweight Lettuce Cups With Raisin Veg Mix

Add a handful of washed drained raisins to thinly shredded cabbage moistened with dressing. Serve the mixture in lettuce cups arranged in individual wooden salad bowls. The recipe emphasizes a crisp cabbage base and the sweetness of raisins for a balanced bite.

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