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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
6
Monday, June 13, 1938 edition highlights social events and club notes. It urges readers to share visits and personal notices, explaining the page serves as a courtesy to announce guest visits and social courtesies.
Miss Irene Jane Slate entertained with a musical tea at her Capitol Street home on Sunday afternoon honoring her guest Miss Josephine Schomogy of St. Louis, acclaimed as a leading young vocalist and selected for Lohengrin in the St. Louis Grand Opera. The program featured Schomogy, John English of California, and Jack Harvey of Eldon, with additional out of town guests and hostesses assisting.
Miss Fay Oliver, secretary to Judge James M. Douglas at the Supreme Court, hosted her bridge club and guest Miss Mildred Shinabarger of Marysville at her Wainwright home Friday evening. Prizes for scores went to Miss Meta Johannaber and Miss Viva Cloud.
Announcement states Miss Gilberta Stengel GE New York City will wed Elmer Wilson Lowe r on Thursday June 9. Lowe r formerly led the United Press Bureau in this city and the couple’s nuptials and later visits are noted amid a sequence of social items from Jefferson City.
Miss Omega Keck daughter of Mr and Mrs E Keck of California and Wilbur Henley son of Mr and Mrs Lester Henley of Eugene were married Saturday afternoon in a ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev J L Freeman of Tipton officiated. The bride wore a floor length white chiffon gown. Attendant was Miss Ruth.
Fashion note describes a striped casual dress pattern 8247 with fitted waistline and gathered shoulders. It emphasizes coordinating hat belt and shoes, sizes 12 to 40, yardage for size 14, and availability of Spring and Summer Pattern Book with photos. Send 15 cents for pattern or book or 25 cents for pattern and book.
Multiple local groups schedule tomorrow meetings at various venues including Court House, Green Berry Road homes, and Masonic Temple. Brownie Day Camp at State Park runs tomorrow through Friday. Regional Girl Scout camping continues tomorrow and Thursday. Card party planned for Immaculate Conception School Hall Wednesday evening. Also recipe tips for berries and fish freshness appear as light community items.
The K B Circle of the Evangelical Church meets tomorrow afternoon in the Sunday School Hall. The Altruistic Circle of the Methodist Church holds their weekly meeting at 7:30 tonight at Mrs C A Henderson’s home. St Elizabeth's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church meets Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs Fréd Brauner’s home. The MWA serves a coverreddish supper at 6:30 tonight at the MWA Hall, followed by a card party at 8. The Glennon Circle Discussion Club meets tomorrow evening at 7:30 at Mrs Ben Markway’s home. Never place woodenware over heat to dry. dry thoroughly before storing to prevent warping or mildew.
Helen Rick reviews a children's adventure about a ten year old South American Indian boy who wanders jungle dangers after misplacing his trail. The piece notes authorial exploration for anthropological research and highlights Helen Rick’s lending touch.
Ruth Rust reviews Maud Diver, noting the author’s Himalayan birth and India inspired lens. The novel follows Sir Roy Sinclair and Sher Afzal Khan amid East West tension, love, and frontier life in a frontier regiment. The piece highlights Eastern character insight and dramatic relationships within the Tadial tale.
In Missouri over the weekend temperatures fell to the lower fifties with reads of 52 in St Joseph and Chillicothe and 64 in Kansas City and Jefferson City. Cape Girardeau saw 1.19 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. Warsaw recorded 0.2 inches. An upcoming warm spell with thundershowers was forecast. Also includes a ham glaze recipe with brown sugar marmalade and vinegar. Big sale at A and P history ad highlights bargains at 6205 High Street.
Spice infused vinegar recipe yields a Diegurarat flavor for meat fish sauces or salads. Mix white vinegar salt mustard cinnamon cloves celery seed paprika mace bay leaf parsley sugar boil two minutes then cool and refrigerate in a covered jar. Chile exports show wine industry contributing about 61 percent.
In interviews, tobacco planters like John Durham Jr and Calvin Wiggins affirm Camel uses finer tobaccos. They cite Camel purchasing the best grades from their crops and friends, claiming Camel buys costlier tobaccos and that growers smoke Camels themselves.
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