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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
3
The annual Jaycee Jills membership meeting at Mrs. Bill Luebbert s home drew 39 members and seven guests. New officers and new members were welcomed while several attendees and guests were listed and thanked. reports highlighted state roles and upcoming events.
A fragmented note references Tlanien Mastin and mentions a summer pickup and knitting with worsted yarn. The text lists items like triangles, sagan, and a 13 cen-first-class handtime, plus casual references to Casione and late el.
The Military Order of Lady Bugs Circle No 23 held its June meeting and elected delegates and alternates for the Royal Hunt State Convention in Sedalia at the Bothwell Hotel. Delegates named were Velma Rice Elizabeth Liggett Frances Gangwisch and Berta Asa with alternates Gladys Dudenhoeffer Irene Findlay Eleanor Roark and Anna Griffin. The group thanked members for cards to patients at the State Federal Soldiers Home St James and refreshments followed at Mrs Gabler's home 114 E Circle Drive hosted by Mrs Helen Thompson and Mrs Adeline Kolar. The July meeting is set for Miss Gangwischs 315 W Ashley St home.
Dir and Mrs Cari Khama host eight o clock dinner for their son Thomas and Miss Kathy Locke before the wedding. Guests include Dean Powell from Independence and EveGene Locke from Pt Warne. Gifts to attendants will be presented. service at First Presbyterian Church imminent.
Mr Majersky, editor of the News-Tribune, urged United Presbyterian Women to seek a fair overall view in reporting. He cautioned against letting personal feelings show in news stories and urged labeling editorials in radio and TV. Luncheon followed. next meeting announced for August at Ellis-Porter Park with speaker Mrs Arnold Langenberg.
Jefferson City Chapter Parents Without Partners presented a child models show during the June meeting. Models included Terry McLaren JoAnn Christian Margaret Baxter Kathy Smith Janet Kirkman Barbie Rothwell Cathie Bainer with outfits made under Mary Smith supervision. Bainer and Smith were commentators. Plans for an overnight camping trip for the children on June 14 and 15 at Luecke Lake near Westphalia were finalized.
Miss Jody Lynn, Mrs Arthur Lynn and Mrs Forrest Smith were honored at a luncheon for Miss Nancy Coil with school friends as guests. Green and white decor featured, a hostesses gift given to the honoree. Cheryl Rapp, bride elect, was entertained by Construction Industry Laborers Welfare Fund staff at Rodeway Inn with a luncheon and gift for the honoree. Attendees included Mrs James Rapp, Mrs Ed Searr, Mrs Marlin Luker, Mrs Larry Emrick, Mrs Ralph Johnson, Mrs Robert Kliethermmes, Mrs Stanley Bogler, Mrs Ron Trippensee and Mrs Clean Crim. Rapp will wed William A. Johnson Sunday.
Kathy Locke Birs and E Norman Harrison hosted a Hillside bridesmaids luncheon for Miss Kathy Locke, who will wed on Saturday. Guests included Joyce Thompson, Pauline Thompson, Jimmy Ray Trenkle, J M Trenkle, Kenneth Locke, and Howard Gleason, with a centerpiece of mock orange and pink roses.
Meadow Lake Acres Country Club ladies low net for the week goes to Mrs. Rober Bregenzer followed by Mrs. B. W. Bennett Mrs. Francis Meier and Mrs. W. E. Sears, reflecting the club’s weekly women’s competition results.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eichholz hosted a rehearsal dinner at Viet's Thursday for Diana Weeden and Allen Eichholz ahead of their Saturday wedding. Guests included Msgr. Gerald Poelker and A Vogelweid, with out of town attendees Rev. Lawrence Kaiser CMI of San Antonio and Sister Rose Ann Kaiser of Chicago plus Alonzo Goble and Joann Goble of Topeka.
Dear readers share letters on cosmetic surgery and social ribbing for a man with a large nose. Ann Landers advises considering a nose job to avoid ongoing ridicule. The column also covers ethics in medical practice when a 14 year old administers shots and a widow dealing with a slovenly mother, urging acceptance and personal responsibility.
Reader asks how to remove a rust stain on a concrete garage floor left by a car battery. Heloise recommends strong liquid rust remover, rinse with water, then vinegar water, possibly repeated. Also offers a laundromat detergent measure tip using a coffee can with ridges for exact one cup.
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