VFW Auxiliary holds annual semi formal Christmas party
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Roy Lone Post 1003 hosted its annual semi formal Christmas party and dinner dance at the Missouri Hotel Ballroom. Corsages and boutonnieres were given, with decor by Mildred Haar, music by Steve Carew and Miss Jan Donnelly, and a buffet turkey dinner. Members and guests sat among red poinsettias and green holly, then danced to a lineup including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lone Post
Missouri Hotel
Steve Carew
V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary
Albert J. Meister
Wallace Burns
Archie Stegeman
Ray Nilges
Jack Linder
Heloise hints on slipcovers and holiday crafts
A reader shares making terry cloth slipcovers for den furniture, using towels for chair covers in children’s rooms, and washable backs with zippers. Other tips include boiling sausage water for beans, reusing Christmas cards for gift wrap, and a light note on holiday optimism.
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Heloise
Births At Memorial and Still Hospitals
Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs William Maples at Charles E Still Hospital Wednesday. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Kloeppel Dixon Thursday at Memorial Community Hospital. A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Strope Linn Thursday at Charles E Still Hospital.
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Ralph Kloeppel
Dixon
Memorial Community Hospital
William Maples
Buena Vista
Charles E. Still Hospital
Robert Strope
Linn
Print Pattern 9462 and 9229 Ad Offerings
The notice markets Printed Pattern 9462 for Misses sizes 8 through 18 and Printed Pattern 9229 for sizes 10 through 20 with bust measurements listed. It details pricing 65 cents per pattern in New York and mailing charges, and invites readers to mail names and addresses with size and style number to Marian Martin News Tribune Pattern Dept. at 232 West 18th Street New York 10011. It also promotes an Instant Sewing Book for $1 and a fall winter catalog with a free pattern coupon.
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Marian Martin
News Tribune Co
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Bee Honrion Maxtic
Promos From 1969 Needlecraft Catalog Reels In Cozy Knitwear
WeBrookes Light promotes a jifty-knit coat pattern 7483 with two strands worsted for warmth and comfort. Includes sizes 32 to 38, mailing details to Alice Brooks, News Tribune Co., Needlecraft Dept., New York. Catalog offers over 200 designs, free patterns, and multiple craft books priced at 50 cents with mailing and handling and a call for today’s projects.
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Alice Brooks
News Tribune Co
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Giant
Needlecraft
Rest home remembered by groups
Shut ins at Surface Rest Home received Christmas goodies from Jefferson City Woman's Club member Mrs. Law rence Aber and from First Baptist Church volunteers Mrs. James Fuller and Mrs. Lyle McLaughlin. Naomi Fuller gave a church plaque. Boo-Boo Hall Nursery gave gifts. Relatives attended the annual party with games and refreshments served by staff members.
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Surface Rest Home
Lawrence Aber
Jefferson City
Emma Pierson
Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
James Fuller
Lyle McLaughlin
Boo-Boo Hall
Naomi Fuller
Church of God Holiness
Ralph Renterhem
Opal Parrish
Dinner honors Shirley Lehmen and John Balkenhol
Miss Shirley Lehmen and John Balkenhol were honored at a rehearsal dinner hosted Thursday by the prospective groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Ford Balkenhol on Tidlewood Road. Family and bridal party members attended and gifts were given to attendants. The couple will be married at 10 am Saturday in Linn.
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Shirley Lehmen
John Balkenhol
Ford Balkenhol
Tidlewood Road
Miss Lehmen
Mr. Balkeenhof
Linn
Matrons and Patrons Install 1969 Officers at Dinner
Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club met Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple for a potluck dinner. Officers installed include Victor Buescher as president and Mrs. Louise Patrick as secretary. A showing of Lewis and Clark Expedition followed by a film was led by Robert Dunkeson with Mrs. Dunkeson as guest. Twenty five members attended.
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Masonic Temple
Paul Rich
Virginia Gillespie
Victor Buescher
Tern Barton
Louise Patrick
Clark Webmeyer
John Link
Robert Dunkeson
Inter-Agency
Coun
Cil
Dunkeson
Barbara Rippeto
Coral Handley
Wendell Koerner
Tom Cumningham
Marie Batty
Kauffman Family Holiday Visit Across Midwest
Mr and Mrs Harry J Kauffman and daughters of Cincinnati visited Mrs Helen J Kauffman in Jefferson City during a trip en route to Salina Kansas to spend the holidays with Harry Kauffman and his wife.
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Harry J. Kauffman
Cincinnati
Helen J. Kauffman
Jefferson City
Kauffman
Salina
Kan
Harry Kauffman
Dear Ann Landers column tips a reader on tipping maids
In a q and a style column the public begs guidance from Ann Landers. Readers discuss family separation and tips for hotel staff. The exchange urges fair pay for housekeepers and notes how advice helps divorced women and workers alike.
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Ann Landers
Ann
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I. J
Darlene Werner
V.F.W. Auxiliary
V_F_W
Jerome Haar
Mildred
Mabel Tanner
Virginia Settle
Adeline Maloney
Mary Lou Wehmeyer
Mary Calvin
V.elw
Settle
Haar
Catherine Vaughn
Mary Jeanette Evens
Mary Ann Carew
Maloney
Comstock
West End
Tipton Jewelry Store
High
Dad
Rebecca
Luv
Lucille. Moore
Merry C
Budget Books
East High Street
Merion Moar
By We
Brookes
White Lincoln A
Bellas Hess
Kauffmans
Cole County Extension Center
The
University of Missouri
New York Stock Exchange
June
Jane
J.L
Lucky Lee
Lucky
Satisfac
Missour
Secretson City
Columbia
Broadway
Steed
High Street
Sedalia
South
Ohio
Home Supply Cq., Inc
Industrial
Milo H. Walz, Inc
Norbert
Schwartz
Dial
DIX Nursery
Chesebrough-Pond
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