Social and Church Guests Noted in Local Circle Gatherings
Sam B Cook hosted the Letitia Ware Circle at her Westwood home with 31 members and six guests. Parish members held their annual dinner at Hugh Stephens home on Jackson Street. Ruth Stockard returns home for the summer from II Bennet Nebraska to visit her father. Guests entertained include Marilyn Bristow Mary Elton Wampler Jane Griffith and several others at Miss Sue Ann Millsaps buffet. Garden supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Weber honored Mr and Mrs C P Owens and children of Springfield with attendance by Mayor Jesse Owens and others. Arch Martin of Chicago will attend the wedding of Miss Peggy Lou Schott and stay for weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam B. Cook
Westwood
Letitia Ware
The
Christian Church
L. P. Howard
R. J. Mitchell
Tvs
George, Bush
Carrollton
D. B. Brady
Richmond
V. 8. Tilly
Tulsa
Oklahoma
T. Willis
Smith B. Atwood
Bailey Mayes
Grave Opel
Hugh Stephens
Jackson. Ee
Ruth Stockard
F. ’J. Stockard
Forest Hill
Miss Stockard
Hennett
Nebraska
Sue Ann Millsap
Moreau Drive
Marilyn Bristow
St. Louis
Mary Elton Wampler
Webb City
Jane’ Griffith
Kansas City
Edna May Fisher
Glasgow
Kon
Frances Frew
Dorothy Tipton
Peggy
Lou Schott
Marion Henwood
Betty Jane Ellis
Frances Ann Ramsey
Jane Auli le Coninte
Helen Stigall
Mary Slanker
Jane Birkhead
Mary Morton Waits
Betty Lou Gloyd
Marjorie Mae Radke
Margaret
Ann Gillham
Bob Thornton
Mahlon Aldridge, Jr
Weber
John J. Weber
Elmarine
C. P. Owens
Springfield
H. H. Leonard
Jesse Owens
Arch Martin
Chicago
Julius Schott
Peggy Lou Schott
Miss Laut Entertains Guests In City Luncheon
Miss Marjorie Laut of Green Berry Road hosted a one o clock luncheon in her city home on Wednesday honoring Miss Winifred Halter of Sedalia, the house guest of Mrs. John Bond, with many guests listed and more visitors noted in local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Haller
Sedalia
John Bond
Ella Street
Marjorie Laut
Green Berry Road
Winifred Halter
Jean Duensing
Kathryn Gentry
Mary Frances Gentry
Mary Louise Hemmel
Nelilee Sevier
Mary Jo Smith
Shirley Jane Sayers
Mary Ann Ballas
Helen Carson
Maurine Weiler
Mercedes Lackey
Dorothy Johnson
Kathryn King
Moberly Residents Spend Several Days in East Circle Drive Area
Local residents on East Circle Drive near Wed Night report several days of visits and activities in the area, with neighboring properties noting increased foot traffic and brief gatherings by visitors from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Circle Drive
Moberly
Mrs Rose Hosts Luncheon Bridge Honoring Guests
Mrs Clarence S Rose of Marshall entertained at a Wednesday luncheon bridge at her home with guests including Mrs Lois Hueseman Mrs Ira Hart Mrs Charles Erhardt Miss Louise Longhi of St Louis and Mrs E C Roberts Mrs Kurl Reinike and Mrs Edward Opfer Also present were Rev and Mrs H M Mohr of Schenectady NY Paul Schaefer and family notes say wedding plans and a nearby ceremony accompanied by several attendees The bride Miss Helen Katzer daughter of Mrs Ethlyn Katzer wed Vernon Debo at six o clock last evening at the Presbyterian Church An afternoon frock of blue crepe and tea roses complemented the event A wedding supper followed at Lotus Lantern Tea Room and a reception at the groom s home later guests included Mr and Mrs Hubert Debo and son from St Louis The couple plan home at 407 Monroe Street and Mr Debo works for the Treasury Department An indefinite visit for Mrs G W Heidbreder ends soon Thelma Kolkmeyer recovering from a tonsillectomy was noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence S. Rose
Marshall
Lois Hueseman
Ira Hart
Charles Erhardt
Louise Longhi
St. Louis
E. C. Roberts
Kurl Reinike
Edward Opfer
Helen Katzer
Ethlyn Katzer
East Dunklin
Vernon Debo
H. O. Debo
Clark Ave
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Jackson
Marguerite Heidbreder
Robert Debo
Hubert Debo
Hubert, Jr
Debo
Jefferson City
Monroe Street
Mrs James E Matthews Hosts Luncheon At Home
Mrs James E Matthews of 700 East Capitol entertained with a luncheon at her home on Wednesday. Howard Calkin of Mexico is spending several weeks visiting friends in the city. Miss Jere Bellamy of Mexico is the house guest of Miss Katharine Smith of 210 East McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ris
George Bush
Carrollton
Smith B. Atwood
Elmarine
Eyee
James E. Matthews
Ars
East Capitol
Howard Calkin
Mexico
Jere Bellamy
Katharine Smith
Eas McCarty
Church Groups Schedule Evening Meetings and Events
The Betty Rose Women’s Mission Circle meets at 6 tonight at Miss Margaret Letts’s home 131 West McCarty. The W A of First Baptist holds a Candlelight Service at 5 15 tonight at the church. The Erma Lehman A of the Baptist Church meets at 3 tomorrow afternoon at the church. The Sacred Heart Promoters League sponsors a bake sale at Jefferson Cleaners Saturday morning at 11. The West End Baptist Circle meets at 2 30 tomorrow at Mrs George Shull 1230 West High. The Anna Tweedie Circle picnic at Lohman Cabin has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rose Business Women’s Mission Circle
Margaret Letts
West McCarty
Sacred Heart Promoters League of
St. Peters Parish
Jefferson Cleaners
West End
Anna Tweedie
Lohman Cabin
Club Notes The Hoy Lone Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars
Members of the Hoy Lone Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 2 PM tomorrow at Odd Fellows Hall. New members will be initiated and delegates elected to the department and national encampments. The Jefferson City Chapter of the American War Mothers meets at 2:30 PM tomorrow at Mrs. Charles Pweedie’s Woodcrest home. Mrs. Howard C. Boone, past national president, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Lone
Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars
Odd Fellows Hall
Jefferson City
The
American War Mothers
Charles Pweedie
Woodcrest
Howard C. Boone
Naional
T. R
Needle-novices Can Sew This Daytime Frock
Distinctive day frock with rippling sleeves and round yoke suited for informal wear yet stylish enough for indoors. Pattern 8212 is easy for beginners with detailed sew chart. fabric choices include percale seersucker and voile with Ricrac trim. Pattern sizes 14 to 44 require yardage listed. Spring Summer Pattern Book available for 25 cents, pattern alone 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Tribune
Pattern Bureau
Brrokys
Recent Brides Teachenor Plans State Convention in City
Recent Brides Teachenor of Kansas City will be honor guests. Plans will be formulated for the state convention to be held in this city on October 25th and 26th. The First National Institute 1 "Young Rubinoff Club" will meet at seven o'clock tonight at the home of Miss Mary Lovdeans in East Miller. The Pentalpha Club, Jefferson Chapter, O. E. S., will have an all day meeting tomorrow at the Masonic Temple. Luncheon will be served at noon. Dust Walls Gently Frequent dusting of walls and ceilings saves heavy labor and expense ultimately. A soft wall brush or a brush covered with a soft clean cloth are satisfactory cleansing implements. Brush lightly with overlapping strokes to dust away loose particles to brush heavily may rub soil into the wall surface. Painted walls may ordinarily be washed with warm, mild suds, shabbled with clear water and wiped dry. Take care to wring your cleaning cloths as dry as possible, use overlapping strokes and do not try to cover too large an area at one time. Avoid using harsh scouring powders on stubborn soil spots. Whiting, purchasable in any paint shop, is soft in texture and effective. Modern science knows that even the hardest stone is slightly elastic.
Multi-Food Dishes Cut Hot Weather Kitchen Hours
In a June Sacramento AP report, M S Maddox advises readers to cook with their heads in hot weather, offering practical meals like Lamb Steak Saute and Casserole of Liver. The piece lists ingredients, steps, and oven guidance for sweltering-day dinners, plus a brief note on weather mood and a stray historical remark on polychromy in sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&s
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Jess
Plea
Sunday Society Page Note for Club and Church
Notice asks clubs and churches to submit notes for the Sunday society page. Fr iday deadline emphasized and readers urged to cooperate in this matter.
Langhorne dies in Virginia at 55
Col William H Langhorne 55, brother of the Langhorne sisters Lady Nancy Astor and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, died at the University Hospital Charlottesville Va He was born in Richmond on November 4 1882 and served in the Virginia house of delegates in 1920 His death marks the passing of a member of a prominent Virginia family with deep political and social ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottsville
William H. Langhorne
Turtle on Philadelphia sidewalk attracts police attention
A turtle with a strike picker sign pasted to its shell wandered a Philadelphian sidewalk today drawing attention from onlookers until police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe 9
Socko! Fish story lands a sock in cod stomach
Portuguese Cove reports George Sadler a local merchant caught a 15 pound cod in the Atlantic. Upon opening the fish he found a nearly new pair of socks neatly folded inside its stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portuguese Cove
George Sadler
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Millsap
Miss Laut
V. S. Tilly
R. K. Brady
East High Street
Pichia
Ware Ave
Virginia Moon
Jubilee Circles
Methodist Church
East McCarty
Edwin Smith
Marion County
Miss Smith
Rev. Griswold
Baptist Church of
Palmyra
Elsie Boester
New York City
Charles Truelove
Ed, Boester and Son
Charles
City
A. M. Miller
St. Marys Boulevard
Perry Hawes
Mrs. Rose
H. M. Mohr
Schenectady, New York
Bils
Paul Schaefer
Madison
Mohr
Schaefer
Ellis Meyer
Central Missouri Trust Company
American Institute of Banking
Louisville
Kentucky
Migs Smith
G. W. Heidbreder
Cedar Ave
Colusa
LeHarte
Illinois
Quincy
Thelma Jean Kolkmeyer
Ed Kolkmeyer
First Baptist Church
Erma Lehman
T the Baptist Church
Carol Day
Teachenor
National Institute 1
Young Rubinoff Club
Mary Lovdeans
East Miller
Pentalpha Club
Jefferson Chapter
Masonic Temple
Studie Amys
William C. Rose
Virginia Gratz
Tipton
Ruth Rust Proto
Jerome Swillum
Dorothy Lee Scherr
St. Peter's Church
Washington
Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento County Game
Michelangelo
Sunday Society
W. H. Langhorne
Virginia
E. B. Rogers
Brownbilt and
Buster Brown Shoes
Tolson Drug CO
E. High St
Teller’s Window
Exchange National Bank
High Street
the Exchange National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Examination and Supervision
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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