Social Calendar Highlights Luncheon and Bridge Gatherings
Society pages note Mrs. Thomas hosts a luncheon bridge at 428 East Capitol for twenty guests with scores to Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Sugall and Mrs. Stephens. Peggy Lou Schott honored at a live pack rummy party by Miss Martha Ann Aliver, with prizes to Mrs. Thornton and Miss Henwood. Numerous other gatherings include dessert bridges at Mrs. Crowe and Lotus Lantern Tea Room, high scores to Mrs. Mansum and the Rose-Towry group, dinners at Dixie Gardens for Mrs. Pellason, and a Sunday School Class shower for Mrs. Kimbrell, nee Gladys Goadali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
C. W. Thomas
East Capitol
A. L. Hawkins
James T. Blair, Jr
Louis Sugall
Hugh Stephens
Peggy Low Schoit
Martha Ann Aliver
Adams
Peggy Lou Sehott
Fritz Sehott
Fred Fritz
Mehlon R. Aldridge, Jr
Bob Thornton
Jane Ault LeCompie
Mary Slanker
Margery Allac Radke
Virginia Wrightsmen
Betty Jane Ellis
Dorothy Tipton
Frances Frew
Marion Henwood
Miss Marion Henwood
Bratton
W. W. Bratton
East High
Lotus Lantern Tea Room
Joe
Hazel Hale
East McCarty
Paul Kimbrell
Kimbrell
Gladys Goadali
Miss Dorothy Scherr Weds Jerome Swillum At St Peters Church
Dorothy Lee Scherr, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Scherr, married Jerome Swillum, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Swillum of St Marys Boulevard, at St Peters Church. Rev Vogelweid officiated. bride wore a satin gown with train and lace veil and carried Johanna Hill roses and baby’s breath. Sister Mrs J F Upscale served as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Scherr
John Scherr
Jerome Swillum
Lawrence Swillum
St. Mary's Boulevard
Vogelweid
St. Peter's Church
Johanna Hill
J. F. Upscelale
Swillum Seherr Couple Wed In Jefferson City Ceremony
Marie Swillum Tere na John Louis Seherr and Clarence Scheppers attended the ceremony with Little Margaret Up tschulte as Mower girl. A wedding dinner followed at noon at the bride’s parents home for six guests. A dance at Knights of Columbus Hall tonight precedes a honey moon trip to Chicago and the East. The couple will reside with Dr Swillum’s parents on their return. Madeline Clary has returned to Jefferson City after a Lafayette County visit. Nancy Elen Taylor visits Cedar City with cousins Nora Mayene and David Roger Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Swillum
Terena
John Louis Seherr
Clarence Scheppers
Margaret Uptschulte
Knights of Columbus
Drs. Swillium
Madeline Clary
Auditor's Office
Jefferson City
Lafayette
Nancy Elen Taylor
Tilt West
McCarty
Nora Mayene David Roger Taylor
Cedar City
Treasury vows no new borrowing in June financing
Washington AP reports Secretary Blorgenshau said the Treasury will borrow no new money for its June 15 operations due to a 1.4 billion dollar gold desterilization credit in April. He warned future spending may require about 32 billion dollars in borrowing once the new program begins. A fragment mentions an unusual church service in Rattvik, Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blorgenshau
Treasury
Church Circles Convene With Hostesses Tomorrow
Baptist Ladies Social Circle meets at 2 30 P M in the church parlors with Mrs Charles Party and Mrs R G Benson as hostesses Zane Stanfill Circle of the Methodist Church meets at 5 P M tomorrow at the home of Mrs Abe Brown 308 Walnut Grace Church School closes tonight at 8 P M Parents and friends invited A R Keppel executive secretary to visit Jefferson City Philadelphia Pa boards of Christian Education will be in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Social Cirle
Charles Party
R. G. Benson
Zane Stanfil
The
Methodist Church
Abe Brown
Walnut
Grace Church School
My A. R. Keppel
Philadelphia
Board of Christian Education
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jefferson City
Message to be delivered at Central Evangelical Church
Next Sunday a message will be delivered in the early church service at Central Evangelical Church. The plan outlines a sermon focused on faith and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Evangelical Church
Bomb blast wrecks store in St. Louis
A powerful bomb hurled by two men destroyed a branch of Howard Cleaners in St. Louis early today, causing about $1,000 in damage. The incident follows prior vandalism blamed on labor troubles by company president J Arthur Davis. A separate Berlin dispatch reports the birth of a daughter to Fran Hermann Wilhelm Goering, wife of field marshal Goering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Howard Cleaners, Inc
J. Arthur Davis
Gorrings
Berlin
Fran Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Field Marshal
Goering
Goering's Former Wife Emmy Sonnemann and Baby Reported Well
A report notes Frau Goering formerly Emmy Sonnemann, German actress, and the baby are doing well. In other news Elmer Taeger of Boonville, Missouri won first prize with his brother Earl taking second and third in the western lamb class at the National Stockyards fat lamb show held yesterday in East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau Goering
Emmy Sonnemann
East ST. Louis
Inl
Elmer Taeger
Boonville
Earl
National Stockyards
Black Salt Oyster Shell Sale Notice
Local ad fragment lists Black Salt and oyster shell in 100th bag increments with unit pricing unclear. Fragmentary text shows product names and vague quantity references rather than a full offer or retailer.
Sunday Society Page Meeting Notices and Bridge Luncheon
Club 7 notes and church notes request weekly Friday submission. Veitch Rebekah Lodge No. 67 meets at 7:15 PM tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. Lioness Club hosts a bridge luncheon tomorrow at 1:00 PM at Mrs Petit’s with Mrs Stanley Peltason and Mrs Alex Vetter as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veitch Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Lioness Club
Petit
Stanley Peltason
Alex Vetter
American Red Cross Appeals and Club Meetings
The notice urges contributions to the Chinese Red Cross via Mr Zuber at Central Missouri Trust Company or Mr Buersmeyer at Exchange National Bank. It also lists events: Triple A Alumni Club at 7:30 pm at Mary Lou Kruse’s home, a Senior Oxford Piano Club meeting at Betty Jane Brenton’s home, and a KWOS book review hour featuring Mary Esther Murphy O Bannion discussing Forbidden Ground. It mentions ancient Chinese conscription in the Period of The Warring States era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
China
Zuber
Central Missouri Trust Company
Buersmeyer
Exchange National Bank
Oxford
Charles Storm
Betty Jane Brenton
Marshall
Mary Esther Murphy O'Bannion
Kwos
Helen Reis
Warmer Weather Expected Tomorrow Across Missouri
Fair and cooler weather prevailed in Missouri today with light to moderate showers yesterday. It will be somewhat warmer tomorrow as central regions anticipate higher temperatures. Rain totals were light, with New Madrid reporting 0.48 inches, Poplar Bluff 0.43 inches, and Hannibal 0.41 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
New Madrid
Poplar Bluff
Hannibal
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Houck McHenry
John H. Cutten
F. H. Matruder
Walter Steininger
D. M. Gaither
Greenway
Gasconade Ridge
Miss Miller
Crowe
Elenore G. Crowe
Broadway
Nell Mansum
Crane
Thomas J. Towry
Wichita, Kana5
W. ‘Ft. Ross
West McCarty
Ida Towry
Benson
Mrs. Pellason
Dixie Gardens
Jake Pellason
John F. Tihen
Libby Tihen
New York City
Canada
Chicago
Miss Hutchison
ADT
Hilda Hutchison
Meta Johhannaber
Catherine Beer
F. W. Beer
James A. Smith
Springfield
EH. McCluhan
Bartleshillie
Oklahoma
J. M. Barnhart
EB. Burton
Detroit
W. M. Howard
Benton
Mrs. Kimbrel
St. Peter’ S High School
Leth
Kathleen Iirseh
Lucille Robertson
Patricia O'Brien
Mary Virginia Briggs
Lillian Otto
Rose Ann Balkenbusch
Irene Wiseh
Hedwig Hoffmeyer
Dorothy Doelila
Sophie Kaiser
Mildred Rost
Mary Madeline Scheppers
Nothburga 'Toebben
Dorothy Lee Rincheval
Mary Louise Cooper
Viola Stegman
Celestine Buersmeyer
Marvin Keown
Rosalie Scheuler
Aline
Rattvik
Sweden
Ana
Mayrose
Bomb Blast Wrecks Store
Jefferson
Temple Stephens Co
W. McCarty
Sale Wriday
Drinkwell
Libby
al Daelis Te Uest
T. S
Wilson
Ham
Armour B
Armour's
Vienna
Zhe
Kellogg's
Aau
Phillip
Wisconsin
Stokely
Foe
Ste
Tyreeesine
de Colfon
A&p
IONA
Thay
SONA
del Monte
Bil
Tome Grournips
F. A. Enlomons
F. A. Enlot
Doz
Sunday Society
Red Cross
Triple A
Mary Louise Kruse
West Main
Kiles
Peeda, Ran
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