School of Law graduation in Washington University
Mr and Mrs Sam S Haley and Soh James C of Moreau drive will travel to St Louis to attend their son Sam R Haley s graduation from the School of Law at Washington University Miss Griffith and France honored at supper at Edward G Elliott home East State Street for Miss Mary Alma Griffith and fiancé Charles Davidson with wedding at Grace Church Volunteers and guests from several families attended the garden supper plus upcoming wedding details and attendees listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam S. Haley
James C
Moreau Drive
St. Louis
Sam R. Haley
School of Law
Washington University
Griffith
France
Edward G. Elliott
East State Street
Mary Alma Griffith
Charles Davidsons
Grace Church
Harry D. Griffith
J. J. Corbett
W. H. McGee
Louisiana
Catherine Dwyer
Hannibal
Milon Bennett
Mary O'Brien
Kansas City
Fred Hogg
W. A. McGee
Robert Bryant Renfrew
Davidson
Frederick Willlam Hogg
Roy George Julow
Donald Irwin Biggs
Vandelia
Archibald Harrison Hanley
Marshall
Wilbur D. Ruggles
Charles Warner
Martha Gaither
338Th Infantry
Chain of Rocks Park
Wedding of Miss Waltz and Mr. Kriebba in Missouri
The ceremony at the bride's parents' home linked families from Missouri and Illinois. The bride wore a Chantilly lace bodice with a white net gown and a long train, paired with a lace coronet veil and gardenia bouquet. Attendants included John C. Scruggs as best man and Dr. Ralph Nold as groom’s friend. Out-of-town guests and a reception followed at the Scruggs home, with plans for a two-week honeymoon in New Orleans and the South before settling in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Clifford G. Scruggs
John C. Scruggs
Ralph Nold
Lichifield
Iinois
Groeonmsman
Julian A. Ossman
James T. Keown
Elizabeth Tiden
A. Proctor
Gounod
James Keown
Harvey Hager
Madeline Nacy
Mildred Klebba
Klebba
Fontbonne College
St. Louis
Conception High School
Conception
Missouri
St. Benedict's College
Atchison, Kans
St. Louis University School of Medicine
Kriebba
City Hospital
St. Lois
Leonard Fick
Worthington
Qiho
Joseph Winkelman
Richfountain
Mitchell Deck
Claryvillce
George Fricke
Renee
Livingston
Texas
William Kibicek
Cincinnati
Ohio
Litchfield
Illinois
William King
Louise Eichman
Jefferson City
Christian College
Columbia
Central Missouri State Teachers College
Warrensburg
Wisconsin
Sigma Sigma Sorority
Waltz
T. £. Waltz
Boonville
Central College
Fayette
Har- Nahl University of
Cambridge
Mass
Missouri ‘Public Service Commission
T. F. Waltz
Wedding of Aliss Virginia Scruggs and Doctor Klebba at St Peters
The ceremony took place at ten this morning in St. Peter's church with Solemn Nuptial High Mass officiated by Rev. Leonard Fick, assisted by Rev. J. A. Vogelweid and Rev. Joseph Winkleman. Attendants Miss Marguerite Klebba and Mrs. J. A. Ossman wore pink and blue net dresses with matching hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss
Virginia Oxac Scruggs
Larry B. Klebba
St. Peter’s Church
Leonard Fick
Wompthington
Ohio
J. A. Vogelweid
Joseph Winkleman
Richfountain
Miss Norma Peters Weds T F Waltz Jr
Miss Norma Peters daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred J Peters of Washington Ma became the bride of Mr Thomas Franklin Waltz of Jefferson City at high noon Saturday June. The service was read by Rev Antonio Ramirez pastor of the Presbyterian church before the flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Peters
Fred J. Beters
Washington, Ma
Thomas Franklin Waltz
Jefferson City
Antonio Ramirez
Presbyterian Church
Local clubs schedule frequent morning and evening gatherings
A series of community notices list meetings and events across Cole and surrounding areas. The PEO sewing group gathers Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs Otol Schultz. Girl Scouts hold a second day camp session at Greenberry Acres with 8 45 am bus depots. Various alumnae groups meet this evening and luncheons are planned at Petits and Hoxie hotel, plus a 6 30 picnic at State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Red Cross
Otol Schultz
East High Street
Greenberry Acres
Missouri Women Session at Boonville Hear Political Role
In Boonville, Missouri, Mrs. Charles W Weiss of Rochester urged Republican women to engage in politics and uphold the two party system. Col R A Johnson welcomed attendees as 40 Jefferson City women joined the meeting at Hotel Frederick with remarks from state leaders and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wuiss
Rochester
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Boonville
United States
Col
R. A. Johnson
W. M. Bickford
Marshall
Second District Federation
Coburn Ellis
Frederick
Charles W. Weiss, Sr
New York
National Federation of Women's’ Republican Clubs
Victor Remley
Charles Ferguson
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Frederick Sturck
Jefferson City
Community club and church groups schedule meetings
Several local groups announce gatherings this week. The Ladies Auxiliary to the NALC meets 2 30 Wednesday with Mrs Theodore Wisch at 607 West Elm. The JOY Class at the Baptist church plans an evening picnic at State Park hosted by Miss Eloise Wiley and Naomi Wallace. The Margaret Lowe Circle meets 2 pm Wednesday with Mrs T C Goodall at 1131 Fast Miller. The K B Circle of the Evangelical Church will meet Tuesday afternoon for quilting with Mrs Jos Glessman as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NALC
Theodore Wisch
West Elm
The
Baptist Church
Eloise Wiley
Naomi Wallace
State Park
Margaret Lowe
the Baptist Church
T. C. Goodall
Fast Miller
Evangelical’ Church
Jos. Glessman
Church bridge event at St Marys Parish hall
St Marys Guild of Grace Episcopal church sponsors an informal bridge at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning in the Parish hall with reservations via Mrs Raymond Brooks and Mrs Robert Hopkins. The Western Catholic Union meets at 7 30 Tuesday evening at Immaculate Conception hall. The Baptist church Volunteer Class meets at 7 304.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Raymond Brooks
Robert Hopkins
Nex
Western Catholic Union
Immaculate Conception Hall
Church Circles Set Meetings With Hosts Thursday
The Marjorie Caudill Circle of the Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 7 36 p m with Mrs Bert Prats at 636 Schook Street. The St Elizabeth Circle of the Conception Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock with Mrs John Veltrop at 1214 Madeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Caudill
St. Elizabeth Circle
Careful Glassware Washing and Tea Service Tips
Careful washing of fine glassware with cool to warm water, gentle handling, washing separately, rinsing in clear hot water, draining on an absorbent pad and drying with a lintless towel. Serve toasted raisin bread with sugar mixed with orange juice and grated orange rind for afternoon tea.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. B. Allen
Greenberry Road
Willis Allen
Roy Dodge
Betty Lee
Mildred Alexander
Curtis Allen
Reed Allen
Orrick
Herbert John
Santa Barbara
California
J. O. Hei‘singer
West High Street
Lee Jordan
W. H. Beeson
Lee Jordan, Jr
Forth Worth
Galveston
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Leslie Blackwell
Filmore Street
Norman Remley
Omaha
Nebraska
Helen ‘Coleman
Wymore Apartments
Jis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hugh Parkins
Mulberry Street
Muskogee
Oklahoma
C. B. Frank
Se~dalia
Allie Frank
Broadway
W. L. Hult
Madison
Clyde Gouge
Camilla Belle Singleton
Max Baer
Margaret Porter
Fairemount Boulevard
Winnetka
Jean £. Shelton
Clark Ave
Springfield
Oklahoma City
D.A. C
Groom
Judd”. Wasco
Judy Wasco
John Windsor
Roy D. Williams
Adel«heid’ Peters
W. H. Eichman
Chile
South America
Stalf Fratas
Donna Purtest
Ben Purteet
East Highstreet
Immaculate Conception High School
Daughters of American Colonists
Country
Henry Elia Woody
Pineland
Frances Elder
East
Capitol Ave
Klebba-Scruggs
Phil A. Dal Meyer
E. Itigh
Optomeiriss
T. F. Waltz Jr
Pope’s
Tribune
Pi Beta Phi
Paul J. Harris
Petit’s
Women’s Democratic Club
Cole County
Missouri Federation of “Democratic Women’s Clubs
Suh
Mexico
Hoxie Hotel
Alpha Gamma Delta
Royce H. Dawson
West Circle Drive
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jefferson City Country Club
Cole County Tuberculosis Society
Registered Nurses Association
St Mary's Hospital
Victoria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Priscilla Chit
Charles Stadler
Waverly
Mrs. Mackey
Monroe Street
Harry
Central
Ralph Flanagan
Army
B.i-Reynolds
Palm Springs
Avera
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