Dames Club hosts social for wives of superintendents
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Hubert Wheeler’s home on Green Berry Road the Dames Club of the State Department of Education hosted a reception for the wives of country superintendents of schools. Guests circulated in two time blocks, with a receiving line led by Mrs. George Flippin. Eagerly arranged spring flowers and fall-white tapers decorated the rooms. A musical background filled the hours while volunteers assisted with arrangements and serving duties. Separately Trinity Circle No 3 of Trinity Lutheran Church held a quilting luncheon at the Bald Berry home with sixteen members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames Club
State Department of Education
Hubert Wheeler
Green Berry Road
Cecil Jenkins
Joy Talley
Arthur Summers
Oscar G. Schunp
George Flippin
Wheeler
Forrest Smith
Tracy Dale
H. Pat Wardlaw
L. E. Ziegler
Otto Aldrich
Poplar
BSW
Everett Keith J
Columbia
Irwin Coyle
Bernard Voges
Larry McKeever
George Mowrer
George Englehart
Clovis Jones
Marvin Hopkins
Bolivar
Franklin
Bernice Bailey
California
Gordon Beinfrow
Marvin Shamberger F
J. M Wilson
C. A. Hitch
Francel Creek
Harold Rung
Josepn Carew
F. E. Iverton
Walter Brown
James Bailey
Robert Hayiward
Merton Wheeler
Carl Humphrey
Ziegler
Humphrey
Hayward
Trinity Circle
Circle No. 3
Trini Lutheran Church
Bald
Moor
Marriage of K C Jones and Ward Featured in Bridge Luncheon
A Friday afternoon bridge club luncheon at River Acres honored Miss Pa wioia Ward prior to her June 1 marriage to K C Jones. Eleven guests, including Mrs. Mary Schmidt and Miss Eunice Schmidt of Chicago, attended with white daisies and orange blossom decor. Ward had prior parties hosted by Mrs. Ray Aldridge and Miss Ruth Williams of Columbia. other local notes mention Miss Mary Lou Wolf visiting Arcadia and Barbara Spohrer visiting before summer school at Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Acres
Pawioia Ward
Mary Schmidt
Eunice Schmidt
Chicago
Regiment of Crystal Gifts
Columbia
K. C. Jones
Barbara Spohrer
Washington University
St. Louis
M.A. Spohrer
West Ashley
Conservation Wives Meet On Thursday
Nineteen members of the Conservation Wives club met at River Acres last evening for dinner and cards. Hosts were Mrs. Gabe S Hizider and Mrs. Theodore WB Heidrick. Three tables of bridge and one of rummy were played. Prize winners were Mrs. Montie Glover, Mrs. Vernon Bennett and Mrs. MignTey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Wives Club
River Acres
Gabe S. Hizider
Theodore WB. Heidrick
Montie Glover
Vernon Bennett
Mign- Tey
Mrs Pile Hosts St Anne Circle Meeting At St Peters
St Anne Circle of St Peters Church met Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs Stafford Pile at 74 West Main. After business, a salad course was served by the hostess to members and two guests Mrs Francis Knolimeyer and Mrs Jake Moerschel. Also noted is Miss Justine Brendel departing for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne Circle
St. Peters Church
Stafford Pile
West Main
Francis’ Knolimeyer
Jake Moerschel
Aoe
List Of Hostesses At Historical Museum
Mrs William R Tweedie is an of the Cole County His Society for the first two in June. Mrs Charles Tweedie was charman for the last two weeks in May. Assisting the chairmen have been Mrs Richard P Dorris, Mrs Henry Andrae, who was assisted by four Girl Scouts of Troop 8, Doris Dering, ma Baker, Martha Leslie and L Howe ard, Mrs A Linxwiler, Mrs George Rudy, Mrs H M Watts, Mrs Ermmett P North, Mrs T L Price, Mrs E W Decker, Mrs 7ton, Mrs Clem, Henrietta Me TM 1 Lange, Mr Robert Your, Mrs Etlis Hucker, I Straub, Mrs Smith Atwood, Mrs Ira Lohan, Mrs D B Harrison and Mrs J W Hobbs eee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermmett P. North
T. L. Price
E. W. Decker
7Ton
Clem
Henrietta Me
Lange
Robert Your
Etlis Hucker
I Straub
Smith Atwood
Ira Lohan
Harrison
J. W. Hobbs
Compliment Couple At Farewell Dinner
Air and Mrs. Joe Cuzick entertained at dinner in Senne honoring Mr. and Lloyd Adams who are moving soon to Pennsylvania. The evening featured a tripoh. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown and Mr. and Mrs. George Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gourley and son Jay hosted visitors from Santa Clara California and others from Kansas City and Columbia plus Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. Pettroff and H. Milligan of Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Joe Cuzick
Dix Road
Lioyd Adams
Pennsylvania
Clyde Brown
George Hill
J. H. Gourley
Jay
Bald Hill Road
B. L. Palmer
Sandra
Santa Clara
Calif
Walter
Kansas City
Kenneth Gourley
Mikael
Columbia
Guild Meeting Held in Evangelical Hall
The Women's Guild of the Central Evangelical Church met yesterday in the Sunday School hall. Devotional led by Mrs. Burkel with scripture read by Mrs. Klick, meditation by Mrs. Andrae, and topic discussion by Mrs. Updegraft and Mrs. Buehrle. June 14 event at the parsonage invites all church ladies. A report on the May 11 Spring Regional meeting in Jamestown was presented as a panel discussion by several members. Social hour followed with Mrs. Hott Airele as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild
Central Evangelical Church
Carl Burkel
George Klick
Lily Andrae
Edna Updegraft
Henry Buehr
L. W. Helmreich
Burkel
Jakea
Emma P de Wyl
Monitea Evangelical Advent Church
Jamestown
Alyina Wolfgan
Updegraft
Buehrle
Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society Luncheon Report
Eleven members met for a potluck luncheon in the Lutheran school hall replacing the Memorial Park plan. Two guests attended, Miss Norma Richter and Mrs. George Linharat. Mrs. F. E. Fletcher presided as a $25 donation was approved for the Building of Tomorrow project and $10 for the Lutheran Committee Center in St. Louis.
Trinity Circle Meets Wednesday Afternoon at Pohlman Home
Trinity Luther Church Circle One met Wednesday at 315 East Miller with 12 members and two guests Mrs. Henry Orimeyer of Memphis and Mrs. Charles Browning. Dora Pohlman, chairwoman, led the business session and devotional. Plans were made for a picnic meeting June 26 at Memorial Park. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dora Pohlman
East Miller
Henry Orimeyer
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Browning
Pohlman
Memorial Park
McKenney On Bridge Column Note
Bridge columnist McKenney provides game analysis and bidding insights in a concise column. The piece highlights strategy tips and example hands to illustrate common bridge decisions.
Mr and Mrs Jacobs Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs mersvert Jacobs observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner at home on Fairmount Blvd. Attending were 20 guests including daughters Miss Fern Jacobs and Mrs John Inglish of Columbia. A large wedding cake and Spring flowers decorated the serving table. One gift was a 2 silver dollar tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersvert Jacobs
Fairmount Blvd
Fern Jacobs
John Inglish
Columbia
Baptist Circle Met With Mrs Dexter at West Main
First Baptist Church Circle No 2 met at Mrs W S Dexter's West Main home yesterday for a dessert luncheon. Eight members and three guests Mrs H Murry Mrs Williams and Mrs Winger of Selbiaa attended. Mrs Paul McDaniel led prayers. Mrs W A Watkins gave the devotional. The program theme Let Us Educate Niger ia and Brazil was presented by Mrs Frank Bosch and Mrs Ira Pace. Mrs Bosch presided over the business session. The home featured garden flower bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
First Baptist Church
W. S. Dexter
West Main Street
H. Murry
Williams
Winger
Selbiaa
Paul McDaniel
W. A. Watkins
Nigeria
Brazil
Frank Bosch
Ira Pace
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Melba Scyoc
Yester
Hannibal
Lloyd i Adams
Jefferson Heights
L. Piss
Orrick
Mr. Pigg
BL. Pigg
Isterdam
Mor
Morey
North
South
Miss Ward
Mary Lou Wolf
Mary Beth Banta
Arcadia
Mrs. Pile
Justine Brendel
St. Louis University School of Nursing
Lef
Ralph V. Brendel
Capital City Upholstering & Decorating Co
E.phe
Ed J. Pettroff
H. Milligan
Alhambra
Mac Bur
E. High Vriday
E. High
Sport Oxfords
Say Eaton
David T. Eaton
East High Street
Randolph- Macon College
Lynchburg
Evangelical Hall
Shull Pharmacy
McKenney
South Ie Ae
Une
Val
Thad
Reuben’s
Morey Am
Jefferson City
Saffeel
Nan Dorsey
Mrs. Jacobs
Baptist Circle
Dexter
Weller
Tennyson’‘S
Friendly Store
Dad
Ollons
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