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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1931

Page

6

Local Social Circles Share Thursday Meetings

Scruggs Circle of Methodist Church meets Thursday June 4 with Mrs. GC P Sappenfield at 602 Monroe Street. St Rita's Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs Ben Vetter at 909 Madison Street. Piano recital at 8 pm at Public Library by Miss Bernita Boles pupils. Rebekah Lodge meets 7:45 pm at Odd Fellows Hall with officer elections and reception of candidates. Ladies Auxiliary Roy Lone Post V BP W meets at 8 pm in Labor Hall with initiation. J O Class at 7:30 pm at 110 Franklin Street. members urged to attend.

Scruggs Circle of Methodist Church GC. P. Sappenfield Monroe Street St. Rita's Sewing Circle Ben Vetter Madison Street Bernita Boles Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Roy Lone Post J. O John Lote Franklin Street Jefferson City Allee Eldon Pythian Sisters Pythian Temple Labor

Rested Eyes Tips and Local Club Notices

A column on eye rest techniques suggests palming the eyes and looking at black objects to relax vision, followed by community notices including a Friday tea, Pythian Sisters meeting, booster club bridge, and various social events at local homes and churches with names, places, and times.

Tuesday Bridge Club Guests Share Elegant Afternoon

Mrs. Stafford Pile hosted an attractive four-table bridge party with eight club members and guests including Mrs. Julius Tanner and Mrs. Frank Russell of Des Moines Town. Garden flowers brightened rooms as attendees enjoyed luncheon and social hours amid party chatter and citywide visits.

Stafford Pile Ella Hunter New York West High Street Bridge 1 Della Hunter Juliusa Tanner Edward Slicker Carl Mace, Jr C. C. Stagmaier Fred Kuhbnan Earl Turbyfill James EK. Coolidge Julius Tanner Frank Russell Des Moines Town Theodore Haar, Jr Joseph Sailer Pile John H. Rodeman D. R. Harrison Elton Eldon Elmarine Avenue

Local Rose Tea to Feature Three Out-Of-Town Artists

The Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club hosts a Friday afternoon Rose Tea from 4 to 6 at Mrs. Paul Schmidt's Forrest Hill home. Three visiting artists will perform as part of the musical program, with Miss Huckstep and Miss White among those in Columbia.

Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Zeitz Margaret Zaitz Otto Schultz East High Street Velora Davis David Leitch St. Louis Arthur Zeitz Omaha Nebraska Miss Zeitz George Player Mildred Berry George Wagner David Enloe Laura Hoofer Faye Oliver Dora Snyder B., Ewing Paul Schmidt Forrest Hill Olive Ewing

Home Censorship and Parents Guide Childrens Shows

Flapper Fanny argues that parents control wholesome viewing by choosing films and relying on lists from producers and the Federation of Women’s Clubs. She notes more titles labeled children or family than adult and urges parents to preview movies themselves, as neighborhood theaters rotate programs every few days. She blames parental indifference to talkies for improper content.

Federation of Women's Clubs

Your Children and the Movie Question in Our Time

A mother’s plea for vigilance in film choices urges parents to research a picture’s cast and content. It argues movies are a business with varied offerings from adult thrillers to clean entertainment suitable for youth, and stresses parents must determine what their children watch.

Hollywood

Prominent Lafayette County Judge Samuel Kleinschmidt Die s

Funeral plans formed in Higginsville for Samuel J. Kleinschmidt 70 who served as presiding Lafayette County judge and former mayor and postmaster. He died in a Kansas City hospital of heart disease. Survived by widow, two sons Leland and Virgil both of St Joseph, and daughter Edith King of Sweet Springs.

Higginsville Samuel Jd. Kleinschmidt Lafayette County Kansas City Leland Virgil Kielyschmidt St. Joseph Edith King Sweet Springs

King George at 64 on birthday honors list

London June 3 AP King George marked his 64th birthday with honors awarding four baronetcies 25 knighthoods and two privy council seats Sir Edward Elgar Master of the King's Musick 74 receives a baron title Others include Sir Thomas Juley Philip Henry Devitt and Sir Herbert Gibson plus Miss Sybil Thomidike named dame commander of the British empire

London George Edward Elgar Thomas Juley Aberdeen Savings Bank Philip Henry Devitt Nauseal College Pangprone Herbert Gibson Buenos Aires Sybil Thomidike England

McDavid Heads MU Curators in Missouri Change

Former State Senator F M McDavid of Spring Held was elected president of the Board of Curators of the University of Missouri, succeeding Judge James E Goodrich of Kansas City. The curators named H J Blanton of Paris and appointed B Prite of Columbia treasurer, with J Campbell named treasurer of the Missouri School of Mines at Rolla. executive board and committee members were reelected.

Columbia F. M. McDavid Spring Held University of Missouri James E. Goodrich Kansas City H. J. Blanton Paris B. Prite University of Columbia J. Campbell Missouri School of Mines Rolla

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