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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
3
The column covers a bride's improvised wedding with a proxy groom in a Mississippi home ceremony, questions legality, and notes the groom was hospitalized. It also includes readers' letters about childbirth trauma, pregnancy anxiety, and a critic’s warning on cleaning fluids for gum removal with medical responses.
The page promotes dozens of pattern catalogs and sewing books from Marian Martin and related brands. It lists prices from 50 cents to a dollar, multiple pattern numbers, sizes, and mailing instructions, urging readers to send NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER to New York addresses for catalogs and free pattern coupons. It emphasizes instant sewing guidance and wardrobe ideas with numerous designs and patterns for quilts afghans and garments.
A fragment describes a frosting with cooked mashed dried apricots and confectioners sugar. It references a sweet treat for feasting, with a measurement of 240 implied. The text is incomplete but signals a dessert preparation.
A tea for Memorial Community Hospital volunteers at Jefferson Bank included awards for hours of service. Mrs. Bud Keane received a pin for 1000 hours and was honored for 1011 hours, while Mrs. Clarence Phillips earned 1126 hours and presented a 1011 hour pin to Mrs. Walter Angerer. Awards were presented by Mrs. William Tweedie, Auxiliary Volunteer Services Chairman, and Mrs. William Edwards, Hospital Volunteer Service Director.
The 1949 Jefferson City High School class schedules a Saturday reunion with a family barbecue at Ellis Porter Park and an adult mixer at Meadow Lake Acres Country Club. Tom Blair WT of St. Louis will toast. Reservations reach across California, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida, and more. Officers named include Tam Smith as chairman, Mrs Audrey Scheperle Houser as secretary, Alfred Ehrhardt as treasurer, Mrs Helen Kroeger as class directory, and David Tipton for general arrangements.
A Sedalia dinner at the Bazin home celebrated Miss Becky Agniel and Lt Randy Herbert with pink carnations daisies candles and silver tableware. A gift was given to the couple. Dr and Mrs H M Agnier and Becky attended Lt Herbert's Air Force Academy graduation in Colorado Springs last week. Herbert heads to Minneapolis.
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Memorial Community Hospital Auxiliary honored long service volunteers at a Monday tea in the Jefferson Bank meeting room. President Mrs. Jim Lloyd opened the ceremony. administrator Warner Byars praised the workers. A long list of hour pins, certificates, and chevrons named many volunteers with hours reached, from 10 to over 1900, with special notes on candy stripers and top recognitions. Mrs. Robert Crawford and Mrs. Lawrence Heinlein received thanks for arrangements and lettering certificates, as the event concluded with a tea table display and service by Mrs. Angerer.
Rho Delta Chapter No 2042 of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held the Ritual of the Jewels at Foot Boy's Country Kitchen on Monday. Julia Huckstep presented the Jewel Pin to James Folk, with Folk receiving the final badge of full ESA membership. Officers for 1969-70 were installed: W Culley president FM Barricklow vice president Huckstep treasurer Steve Bode secretary Clifford Senzee Educational Director. ESA, an international women’s organization with about 40 000 members in 1570 chapters, supports philanthropic work and leadership training with strong focus on educational development public speaking parliamentary procedure social etiquette and more. Rho Delta meets the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
Mr and Mrs Thompson C Welson of Kansas City announce the birth of a daughter Ashley Elizabeth on Tuesday. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs P P Collins of Melbourne Australia and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Re Nelson of Jefferson City.
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