Social Activities and Events Listed for Thursday
Community notices outline Thursday gatherings at Delta Phi Kappa clubrooms and Evangelical Sunday school hall, including a Bible study class, Loyal Workers event at 322 Lafayette, all day quilting with a covered dish luncheon, and a cream social by Glennon Civele. Also listed are a D of 1 at Mrs. D Noonan’s 1311 West High Street and a Ladies Aid Society event at Central Evangelical church with a 9 30 start. Rosalee Appleby W A at First Baptist church. Alteene Tribble 617 E Capitol Ave. 8 o clock.
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Mre
Lafayette
Glennon Civele
Noonan
West High Street
Ladies Aid Society
Central Evangelical Church
Rosalee Applebyy
W. A
First Baptist — Church
Auss Alteene Tribble
Capitol Avenue
Ladies Aid Society of
Rosalee Appleby Y
Society events mark preSummer gatherings in Missouri
Mrs. W. E. Sibley Jr hosted a one o'clock luncheon at the Missouri hotel honoring Mrs. John Guy Gibson who departs Friday for the west coast. Guests included Mrs. Gibson and local society names. An evening corktail party at East Capitol avenue welcomed Tennis Club members. Ferguson-Hays wed in Hannibal yesterday with brief ceremony and forthcoming home. Mrs. Opfer hosted luncheon bridge with St Louis visitors and club prizes awarded. Mrs. Prashaw entertained her social club at Cr eedon’s with guests from Moberly and local members.
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W. E. Sibley, Jr
Missouri Hotel
John Guy Gibson
West Coast
Gibson
George A. 5. Robertson
Howard Cook
James Blair, Jr
Theodore Oberman
Clifford Fischer
H. L. Burnell
Jack Hobbs
Wallace Crossley
Maye Wymore
Elizabeth Church
East Capitol Avenue
Tennis Club
E. W. Opfer
West Main Street
Bridge Club
A. F. Grr
W. H. Sheffer
Erman Shanks
Jacobs
el Téré
St Louis
John L. Graves
J. P. Menefee
Shanks
R. L. Rose
Frank Newham
F. Games
Sam James
James Curran
Menefee
Social Cloud
Cecil J. Prashaw
Creedon’s
Boonville Road
Charles Gillespie
Moberly
Julius Schott
Gus Schell
Cletus Pope
Oliver Steele
Ralph Asel
Carl Blackwell
Ida B. Straub
Petit's
Christian College Club
J. Marvin Krause
St. Louis
No College
W. F. Sappenfield
Washington Street
Lion's Club
Lion’s Club
Horner Dallas Marriage Today at Grace Episcopal
Miss Alma Houise Dallas will marry Bryan Ridgway Horner at Grace Episcopal church this afternoon. The ceremony includes a single ring service, music by local artists, and a white floral decor scheme. The couple will depart for New Orleans and Havana after a reception at 938 Fairmount Boulevard, then make their home in Kansas City.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Alma Houise
Dallas
Moersche
W. B. Dallas
Bryan Ridgway Horner
Kansas City
Charles T. Horner
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Ruggles
Schubert
Liszt
Paul R. Schmidt
Geehl
Mendelssohn
Switzerland
Jacob F. Moetschel
Mary Ann Dallas
Carey L. Ballew, Jr
Horner
Vincent Coates
Thomas KK. Ghantron
Carl Wymore
Charles Carson
City
Wall
Gardenias
Fairmount Boulevard
Charles Horner
Philip Mu Dampé
James Harrington
Eleanor Horner
Will Pew
Virginia Henwood
Betty Abernethy
Jewell Brandenberger
Mary Haley
Louise Eichman
Maye Wymore
University of Missouri
Pi Beta Phi Social
Zeta Sigma
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Chi Chi -Chi
Blue Key
Horner Bureau
Charles F. Horner
B.B. Baker
Norfolk, Neb
Carey. Ballew, Jr
Thomas E. Chantron
George Harrington
Mary Harrington
Florence Poteel
Phillip Cotton
Columbia
Otto ‘Bachman
St. Louis
Elisabeth Abernethy
Soplin
James P. DeWolfe
Houston
Tex
Rebecca Reod
Frank M. Pollard
Ottumwa
Clark Churchhill
Olathe
Kansas
Robert Seiler
Joplin
Runaway Society Youth Eats Hamburger and Obtains Job
William Webster Theile, 15, who may inherit a fortune, ran away on May 3 to Chicago and was found last night in a Chicago hotel. His wealthy father William Theile, president of Atlantic Investing and Catalin Corporation, hired private detectives. Theile will seek a job for the summer and may avoid sending him back to Rye Country Day School.
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Mamaroneck
UPJ
William Webster Theile
Chicago
William
the Atlantic Investing Corporation
William Theile
Catalin Corporation of America
Newark
Theile
Rye Country Day School
Theiles
Dress Up Trend in Smart Beach Wear of 1936
New York AP reports a rising fashion at the seaside as 1936 swimwear moves away from nudist looks toward a dressy, figure-flattering style. Swimsuits feature front-focused tops, short trunks or maillot with detachable skirts, and materials range from crinkled rubber to elasticized satin. Accessories include culotte frocks, slacks, caps, sandals, and canvas beach bags, with bold colors and striped effects.
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New York
Mademoiserie
Joseph
Shantung
Adjourment by Saturday Predicted as Senate Sigrns
Washington June 3 AP Congressional leaders predicted adjournment by Saturday night as lawmakers press to close the session. President Roosevelt may compromise by leaning toward the senate tax bill while the Chamber of Commerce warns of destructive effects on companies amid relief and deficiency bill hurdles.
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Washington
Walteeall
Roosevelt
Fdr
Capital Hill
Senate
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Senate House Conference Debate On Western Reclamation Projects
The article discusses a senate house conference impasse over attaching 57 million dollars in western reclamation projects to a bill. Key figures include Republicans led by Rep Taber of New York and other opponents who fear a free hand in accepting items without unanimous consent.
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Ectovts
Senate
Repub
Taber
R. NY Y
Rotarians Organize Club on New Liner Queen Mary
Sydney Pascal and other rotarians on the Queen Mary voyage establish the first salary club in the world with permanent quarters aboard a ship. Minutes will be passed on each voyage to traveling rotarians.
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Montreal
Juven
Sydney Pascal
Rotary International
Pascal
Red Cross Director Dies in Washington
Giara D. B. Noyes, national director of the Red Cross nursing service and renowned nursing leader, died in Washington at 67. She led the National League of Nursing Education and the American Nurses Association and held prominent roles in the field.
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RED Cross
Washington
Giara DB. Noyes
Red Cross Nursing Service
Miss Noyes
National League of Nursing Education
American Nurses Association
Selassie in England on trip for aid to Ethiopia
Emperor Haile Selassie arrived in Southampton en route to London to seek aid against Italy. James H. Menefee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Menefee, earned a civil sanitary engineering degree from Missouri School of Mines and last week left for Ettingham, TL, where he is employed by the Illinois highway department. Mission Society promoters of St. Peter's plan Friday evening services.
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James H. Menefee
J. P. Menefee
Missouri School of Mines
Raley
Ettingham
Ilinois
Mission Society
St. Peter's Pa
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Ruth Elder
Lucille Kassebaum
Virginia Forsythe
Wagoner
Hose
Miss Wagoner
Jewell Kruse
Jean Hope
Aileene Tibble
Marguerite Taylor
Lucille Zuendt
Gladys Goodall
Elaine Hardy
Mildred Lee Sandfort
Frances Elder
Irma Chambers
Mary Sutton
Vista Place
George Huston
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