Society Saturday events and upcoming D A R meeting
Jefferson City society notes detail a rummage sale by Young Matrons Circle at First Presbyterian basement and a Rainbow for Girls event at Masonic Temple. Tea for Mrs English and Mrs Nortoni follows at the Hager home with local officials and guests. Warrensburg visits, a Sleepy Eye luncheon, and a D A R chapter meeting scheduled for West Main Street. A Smith Chambers marriage is reported at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
English
Nortoni
William L. Hager
George H. English
Col. English
Washington, D. C
Albert Nortoni
Judge Nortoni
Louis
Public Service Commission
Public Service
J. C. Collet
William Anderson
Robert Dallmeyer
Fred Raithel
Thomas Stapleton
Lucille Holleworth
Robert Holliway
C. Siegmaier
John J. Weber
Mary Sidler
Warrensburg
Jefferson City
Aen Gilbert
Gilbert
Kansas City
Sedana
Columbia
Ira Lohman
Ralph Miller
Do. T. Fogle
Fritz Schott
Minnie Burnett
Frank WW. Gilham
Otto Schultz
EB. J. Miller
Chester Miller
Henry Ells
Julia Tweedie
Ida B. Straub
Fay Oliver
Roy Davis
Virginia Higgs
Westphalia
Sidney Moore
Shock
Carl Schuster
Frank Shelden
Earl Oliver
Fred Vogl
Pearl
Hulda Ettmueller
This City
Sedalia
Iida
Chester Pratt
Jefferson Street
Missouri Abstract and Yifle Association
Style Thermometer Reaches New High As Designers Create Summer Outfits
Hot weather fashions push the design curve with light fabrics and crisp whites. Designers show two piece suits and frocks with capes in navy, sea foam, forest green, and black trimmed with organdy. prints include shells, stars, and monotone silhouettes. Accessories feature wide brim hats, gloves, and detachable washable slip covers. Wedding mentions and club entertainments appear elsewhere in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
New York
Ragort
Nettie Rossenstein
Boulonnieres
Rainbow for Girls Treasurer Catherine Rost to Speak
The Rainbow for Girls will hold its regular stated meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock in the Masonic Temple. The Epworth League of the First Methodist Church will sponsor the event and provide program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Order of Rainbow
Tomor
Masonic ‘Temple
The
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
Rummage Sale Tomorrow at Courthouse Basement
A rummage sale is planned for tomorrow morning in the courthouse basement. The Dixie p Club meeting, postponed from last night, will now occur Thursday, June 18 at Miss Margaret Thomas’s home 1305 West Fish Street. Local residents, travelers, and visitors are noted with several households listed for weekend visits and travel plans to Kansas City, International Falls, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. T. Club
Nadine Fischer
A.D. T. Club
East Ashley Street
Pauline Wekcamp
Dixie P Club
Margaret ‘Thomas
West Fish Street
M. ‘Tipton
Dorothy
C. R. Hewitt
Harris, Mo
A. W. Harris
C. H. Moberly
Perry Clark
Chillicothe
Harris Home
Jefferson City
C. E. Gordon
Kansas City
Arthur Larberg
International Falls
Canada
Miriam Slicker
St. Louis
William Slicker
Washington Street
Jack Mayse
James Brown
Maysville
Moreland Avenue
Mrs Landon Breaks Down In Tears At Victory Rally
TOPEKA June 12 AP Mrs Alf M Landon the slender dark and attractive wife of the Republican nominee found it hard to speak before Kansans cheering her husband after his convention win She told the crowd I wish you all then paused unable to talk and smiled before stepping back beside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Executive Mansion
Lastight
Landon
Guy
Paris Dangers Rise As Night Falls In Town Tale
In Paris a crowd gathered for a cake cutting at a political event, while crowds broke police lines on a front porch. Mrs Landon speaks of a four year old memory and the event details the dangers of traffic after 5 pm with pedestrians, drivers and bicycles cited. Ex premier Laval forms a water bottling venture in Chateldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Mrs. Landon
Paris
Ater
Nancy Ja
John Cobb
Nancy
Chclator
Ex-Premier
Chateldon
France
Pierre Laval
Premier
Laval
Blue grass harvest starts at Kearney
Blue grass seed harvest begins in Kearney Missouri with Lewis Tapp marketing the first seed of the season. The crop, though a side line to cattle feeding, brings thousands of dollars, reflecting strong local activity and annual large acreage harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Lewis Tapp
Local Seed Trade Described In Community Report
A community note explains the year to feeders flow of seed from green direct crops. It covers curing or drying then sacking before shipment to large seed markets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane Randolph Jefferson
Sam B. Cook
Westwood
Main Street
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Arthur Zeitz
Caroline Platt
Petit’s
Country Club
D. A. BR
Wilbur Ruggles
Grace Episcopal Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
West Main Street
Council of Clubs
Goshern
Walter McNab Miller
Paul Weber
Mary Sutton
Joel
Caroline Jane Wren
Theodore Johns
Harvey Wisdom
Roy Thixton
Milton Amos
Ed Walsh
Leta Leslie
Carmen Chambers
Russell Wren
McCarty Street
Marjorie Diemler
East McCarly
Elizabeth Botz
Magdeline Walsh
Patrie Nacy
Rose Mary Heidger
Catherine Rost
Mary Jane Balien
Lilly Duche
Mitzi
Mitzi Hat & Frock Shop
Bush
Didtmar
Madison
Husband
Cobb
Roe Cross
Council Grove
Landon List
Ballard
Cleveland
Yzright
MA H “Ffog
Bens Limas
Knox
3S Inc
BOC
Crisco
Pope’s
K. Phil A. Dallmeyer
Bligh Optometrist
Haspel Bros
Mark Twain
Schott Bros., Clothiers
E. High
Paul Shiern
Phane
Marshall's
Millsap’s
Nets
Swagger
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