Circle Activities Among Local Churches Wednesday
Social activities listed include Circle Six at Lutheran Mrs. Fred Atkinson 213 East McCarty Street at 2 o clock. Jeanette Beall Missionary Circle at First Baptist Home of Mrs. Frank Stuckey 1304 East High Street 2 o'clock with Mrs. Russell Wren assisting. CO B Clubs meets East High Street 7 45 o'clock Sister's Circle at First Presbyterian Church all day Cedar Heights luncheon at noon. Women's Missionary Society at First Methodist all day church parlors business 11 o'clock luncheon at noon. Jeanette Jackson Circle First Baptist Mrs H W Clark 1200 Moreau Drive 2 30 o'clock. Lottie Moon Circle First Baptist Mrs C W Wright Hal West McCarty Street 2 30 o'clock. Ann's Circle Mrs D Muiless 1311 West High Street 2 30. Women's Council Capitol Avenue Christian Church executive meeting 10 30. Lunch by Emma McKenna Circle all day. M E W Club Miss Frances Schmidt 418 Vista Place Circle Four Central Evangelical Church 2 30 o'clock. Miss Hilda Asel hostess. St Elizabeth Sewing Circle Mrs Emil Hopen 1203 West High Street 2 o'clock. Loyal Workers all day quilting at Mrs Foster Wheatley 322 Lafayette Street covered dish luncheon at noon. Little Flower Circle Mrs Bon Forest 1213 East High Street 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Beall
Missionary ‘Circle
First’ Baptist Church
Frank Stuckey
East High Street
Russell Wren
Women’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Women’s Council
Capitol Avenue
Christians Church
Emma McKenna Circle
Women seek state D A R offices in election
Flapper Fanny SAYS notes several women running for Missouri state D A R offices in the upcoming election. A tea at the Sojourners' Clubhouse honored candidates including Mrs Henry Clay Chiles and Mrs F C Becker with invitations sent to multiple chapters. Mrs J W Hobbs hosted a luncheon for visiting Roberta Brown of Farmington Iowa at 611 East Capitol Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. BR
Sojourners
Henry Clay Chiles
Lexington
F. C. Becker
St. Charles
McHenry
Jefferson City
H. W. Harris
Canton
Arthur
Wihnot Reed
Chiles
A. J. Burk
J. W. Hobbs
Roberta Brown
Farmington
Iowa
A. L. Hawkins
Hobbs
East Capitol Avenue
Miss Brown
Mayo
Wyttiore
Louise
Dallas
Alma
Smith
Mary Haley
Fay Gunn
Hawkins
Kirksville Chapter D A R Tea Hosts Guests
Mrs Foster McHenry returned from Kirksville where she was a houseguest of Mr and Mrs Ben Crabtree. Saturday afternoon members of Kirksville Ant Haynes Chapter D A R entertained with a tea in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Foster McHenry
Ben Crabtree
Ant Haynes Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution
Glorifying Yourself Teach Your Back and Shoulders Care
Flattering summer evening gown details aside, the piece urges skincare for the back and shoulders. It advises using a long-handled bath brush to stimulate circulation and remove impurities, smoothing the skin. It also recommends massaging shoulders with tissue cream regularly before formal wear.
Village Beauties Seek Movie Fame in Hollywood
Parade of village sweetheart contest winners begins with M Jo Stroud of Des Moines leading the search for cinema stardom. She denies desire for acting, cites singing job in Des Moines and radio duties. Scouts note her eyes face and voice traits as potential screen appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holywood
M Jo Stroud
Darty
Des Moines
Filuy Colony
Jackson
Miss
Miury
Nancy Carroll
Napoleonic Teresina Opens MuniciPal Opera Season in St Louis
In St Louis 9300 fans attended the first performance of Teresina at the Municipal Opera marking the 17th season in Parast Palace amphitheater. Evelyn Herbert starred with Robert Halliday as Lavalette under Laurence Schwab’s direction. The civic non profit opera is underwritten by civic leaders to cover any losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Teresina
Municipal Opera
St. Louisans
Evelyn Herbert
Robert Halliday
Count Lavalette
Laurence Schwab
New York
Parast Pai Natural
Rule Reilly Denied Receiver for Hauptmann Appeal Funds
New York June 4 UP Edward J Reilly former chief counsel for Bruno Hauptmann was denied a petition to appoint a receiver over all money collected by public subscription for Hauptmanns appeal. Justice Charles C Lockwood said the funds were contributed by the public and the public alone could decide how to use them, noting the money was raised specifically to defray appeal expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Charles C. Lockwood
Death chair certain for killer bandits
Boston June 4 Electric chair seems certain for the killer bandits after a Friday death sentence. Public reception remains muted as appeals are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Death
Millen Trio Executed After Bank Robbery Conviction
The Millen brothers Murtoi and Frying are resigned as Abe Taber, a college honor graduate, clings to a slim hope of life through a legal gambit. The U S Supreme Court refused to review the case. The three were convicted of murdering one of two policemen during a February 1934 bank holdup causing a $15,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bor-Millen
Millen Brothers
Murtoi
Frying
Abe Taber
U. S. Supreme Court
Crucified Man To Hospital For Insane
Greensboro North Carolina June 4 UP R F Riggs 35 year old automobile service station proprietor forced his 15 year old Sonia to crucify him in a bid to win back his wife estranged Riggs was found on a crude cross with nails in his hands and feet awaiting removal from jail to Morgans ton state hospital for the insane He initially claimed a band of men crucified him prior to his confession
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
I—R. WF. Riggs
Automobile Service
Sonia
Tro
State Hospital For
Morganston
Riggs
Local man admits hoax. no charges against son
The article notes that Riggs admitted to the hoax while no charges will be filed against his son Donald. Authorities indicated the case ends with the admission and absence of legal action against the younger man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs
Donald
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Lutheran Church
Fred Atkinson
East McCarty Street
Sister's Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
Jeanette Jackson
First Baptist Church
H. W. Clark
Moreau Drive
Lottie Moon
First Baptist
Ann’s Circle
M. E .W. Club
Frances Schmidt
Central Evangelical Church
Hilda Asel
St. Elizabeth
Emil Hopen
West High
Little Flower Circle
Mrs. Bon Forest
Fanny
Lappy
Ida Alma Happy
Elmarine Avenue
Happy
St. Louis V University
Beta Theta Pi
Missouri
Mo. University
Maye Wymore
Alma Louise Dallas
University of Misouri
Brewer Field House
Wymore
Miss Dallas
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Alma Dallas
Mary Ann
Columbia
Bethany
CG. C. Shingledecker
Osage City
H. S. Patterson
The
Allegria Club
West Main Street
Blaying Bridge
Louis V. Stigall
Helen
Robert
Catherine Rumsey
James Stewart
E. J. Burch
Delta Phi Kappa
Bill Gaines
Iris Em
Mel
Champ Em
Millsap’s
Sea Island
Harald Bieber
E. E. Bieber
Boonville
Christian Church
Kathryn Lampson
William Lampson
Broadway Street
Bearnard Comer
William Comer
Borderman
Olive Cardwell
Arthur Map
Comer
Chestnut Street
Ralph Jenkins
Camp ‘Lander
Lander
Wyoming
University of Missouri
Mr. Jenkins
Akron
Ohio
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
J. B. Schrimpf
Lawrence Kauffman
Paul Schrimpf
White Cloud
Kans
T. B. Enloe
Kansas City
G. Bishop
John Kirchner
Neice
Alla Sau Lave
Pekin
Nora Everhardt
Tock
Roy Cobble
Jefferson
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Great Britain
Lewhorns
Central Hatchery
Rule Reilly
VIRIE
Kellace's
Chrysler
Aera GA Airstriaw Light
Jefferson St
Larry Brunk, Inc
Cuevsine Amrcow
Arrerow
Mrearan
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
Jefferson City, Ma
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