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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
6
Society notes recount a series of luncheon and bridge gatherings. Mrs. Sam B. Cook hosted twelve at Westwood to honor Mrs. Morton Jourdan, Mrs. Paul Brown of St Louis, and Mrs. William Pindell of Evanston, Illinois, with spring floral decor.
Mrs Andy Wilcox of West Main entertained with a dessert bridge today. Guests included Mrs Dwight I Brown Mrs J G Slate Mrs A L Snorgrass Mrs E J Sheets Mrs Percy McMahon and Miss Irene Slate. Flowers formed an attractive setting as Mrs Edwin L Michel and son Billy Ed of St Joseph visit Mrs Michel's sister and father. Will McCregie and Mrs Aliie Frank host guests at 509 Broadway. Hawthorn Garden Club met with Mrs A W Happy discussing Flower Show judging and admitted three new members Mrs J Collet Mrs Ralph Graham and Mrs Fred Rajthal. Delegates to a convention reported and guests included Mrs Frank Ramsey and Mrs Eugene Maupin.
A vintage kitchen feature argues Sunday meals should rest housework for all, proposing a Lamb Chops in Casserole recipe serving six. The piece blends domestic equality themes with a full casserole method, including ingredient details and oven timing.
A double wedding blessing took place at the Immaculate Conception Parsonage as Rev. J. R. Pleuss united Lucille Abel and Zaabelle Bret in marriage to Victor Smith and Arbrey Becker at seven fifteen this morning. A breakfast for twenty six followed at the Lotus Lantern Tea Room. The couples plan a motor honeymoon through the south and will reside at 1134 East Dunklin and 400 Brooks Street respectively. Mr. Smith works for Central Dairy Company and Mr. Becker is with Becker Brothers Grocery Company.
Walter O Malley once named leader of a bandit gang that robbed the First National Bank of Neosho in 1935 was not prosecuted in the Joplin case. Federal officials decided not to prosecute after Harry Blee pleaded guilty and received a 25 year sentence. Four other participants are jailed and a fifth is dead.
A coroner's jury ruled Mrs. Caroline Slupsky died from a bullet wound inflicted by her daughter Mrs. Elida Duke. The 67 year old widow of Col Abe Slupsky had named her daughter as the shooter before dying. Duke, held on 15000 bond, faces a grand jury inquiry in the case.
Payne H Ratner, a Republican candidate for governor in Kansas, charged in a speech that Governor Walter A Huxman is "a front" and that Topeka has shifted power to Kansas City Missouri via T J Pendergast orders. He pledged tax cuts by trimming departments and administrative costs.
The Ruth Circle at Christian Church and Dorcas Circle at Capital Avenue Christian Church schedule two thirty gatherings tomorrow afternoon. WMWU Baptist Church hosts an all day event starting ten thirty with a noon covered dish. St Anne's Circle at St Peter's meets at two thirty at Mrs J J Gallivan's, 1619 West Main. Emma McKenna Circle at Christian Church gathers two o'clock at Mrs Arthur E Adams on Green Berry Road. Orion Prosser Missionary Society at Presbyterian Church meets nine tomorrow morning at the church. Fifth Circle at Evangelical Church convenes tomorrow afternoon in Sunday School Hall. LaPalma Christi Class at Christian Church meets eight tomorrow night in church parlors. Immaculate Conception Church Circle at Mrs B J Krnest's 1008 Fairmount Court and St Elizabeth's Circle at Mrs Free Brauner's St Louis Road hold two o'clock gatherings tomorrow afternoon. Nen Pariel Circle at Immaculate Conception sponsors a public card party at eight tomorrow night in the school hall. reservations via Mrs V Scholten or Mrs Arthur Eckerle. Lucy Brown WA of First Baptist Church meets five thirty tomorrow afternoon in church parlors.
The Council of Clubs hosts a tea for delegates and presidents at Mrs. A Linxwiler’s Forest Hill home Monday afternoon. Various groups including Victoria Chapter No 14 OES meet tonight at the Masonic Temple and at homes. The Cale County Young Democrats meet tonight at the Court House. The Allegria Club plans a no host luncheon Thursday at Mrs Pelil’s. Rubber gloves offer protection for garden and house tasks. wash, dry, and store after use.
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