Local Social Circles Schedule And Bridge Club News
Emma Guhleman Circle will meet with Mrs Mary Cadman at 211 Jackson Street Thursday afternoon. Trinity Lutheran Church Circle five will meet with Mrs Henry Goldammer. St Rita's Sewing Circle meets with Mrs Otto Kroeger at 413 Mulberry Street. B P W C plans a Friday pot-luck picnic. Two Table Bridge Club hosted by Miss Gladys Schott on Hash High Street. scores by Mrs Arthur Geitz and Miss Mabel Thompson. Guests S M Young and wives, and E E Clark and wife, visited at W Burks home on Jackson Street.
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Emma Guhleman
Mrrs
Mary Cadman
Jackson Street
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Henry Goldammer
St. Rita's Sewing Circle
Otto Kroeger
Mulberry Street
Gladys Schott
Hash High Street
Arthur 4Eitz
Kansas City
Mabel Thompson
S. M. Young
Hamilton
W. ®. Burks
Flapper Fanny Says Fat-Luck Supper and Club News
Flapper Fanny notes a pot-luck supper Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Dr Blanche Hopkins home on Swifts Highway with baskets and personal silver. Meeting dates move to the first and third Fridays. We-Eight Bridge Club hosts Misses Dulle Bowden Bradley, next week at Mrs Vernon Bussard’s East Ashley Street home. Thursday Evening Bridge Club outing honors Miss Mary Lucy Sweeney and Roy Kline at Borgmeyer's Westphalia with others. Miss Lucille Brackett returns from vacation. Additional guests join Tuesday Night Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Underwood East Capitol Avenue. luncheon to follow. American War Mothers report over fifty members with officers re-elected. Flag Day talk, state convention delegates chosen, and Gold Star Mother Augusta Baker to visit France. Friday Ladies Day at Jefferson City Country Club. large turnout expected for golf and bridge options. Euphrosyne Club hosts bridge at Mrs Kerr’s East McCarty Street. prizes to Miss Minnie Kolkmeyer and Mrs Ferguson. Club luncheons and bridge sessions noted at multiple homes. updates on memberships and upcoming events.
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BP. W
Blanche Hopkins
Swifts Highway
We-Eight Bridge Club
Fhelma Dulle
R. J. Bowden
Julia Bradley
Biidge
We- Eight
Ed. Vieth
West Main Street
Vernon Bussard
East Ashley Street
Bridge Club
Mary Lucy Sweeney
Roy Kline
Immaculate Conception Church
Borgmeyer's
Westphalia
Marie Rost
Marie
Helen Walsh
Helen Vogel
Minnie Speiser
Mary Misenbach
Mary Louise Kroeger
Jimmie Foster
George Roebben
Francis Sparnhorst
Theodore Scott
Earl Meyers
Robert Hentges
Zeno Otto
W. QO. Underwood
East Capitol Avenue
B. H. Langston
Ruth Langston
W. R. Burks
C. C. Marsh
Columbus
Ohio
Fred England
D. Allison
William Stone
F. Guy Ghinn
War Mothers
Jefferson
American War Mothers
Booster Club
Renn Dallmeyer
The
F. Guy Chinn
Harry Edwards
William Moore
Charles Scott
Lawson Dick
Mary Cowley
A. Pendleton
B. Freeman
Charles Tucker
William Hott
R. Dallmeyer
Dallmeyer
Missouri
Euphrosyne Club
R. 5. Kerr
East McCarty Street
Minnie Kolkmeyer
H. E. Ferguson
Henry Matsch
Glorify Your Smile to Combat Aging in Beauty Advice
A period beauty piece urges readers to cultivate smiling to lift lip corners and defy age. It explains 28 facial muscles react to fatigue and disappointment, recommending upward lip pressure and blended lip color while warning against lipstick lines and painted looks. Next stock tips reference stockings and beaux.
Meeting of First Baptist Church Women’s Auxiliary Postponed
The W. A. of the First Baptist Church has been postponed from today to Wednesday June 22. Mrs. Muir and Mrs. Hefty, sponsors, will hostesses at the rescheduled meeting.
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The
First Baptist Church
Muir
Mrs. Hefty
Not a crime to play cornet, judge rules in satire
In Chicago a police officer sued cornet player Charles Denninghoff for disturbing the peace after he played the Star Spangled Banner while advertising a shoe repair show. Judge Thomas A. Green ruled the act not a crime and let the defendant go, noting the court’s tolerance for bad playing.
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Chicago
Thomas A. Green
James Keating
Charles DeNinghoff
Keating
Winter Urges Hoover Support At Kansas City Meeting
In Kansas City on June 15 AP reports Major General Johnson Hagood of Omaha warned that laws are not enforced and contempt for government grows. He urged officials to face questions on liquor use while Lt Governor E A Winter, Republican candidate, urged backing Hoover amid economic troubles at a D A R sponsored event.
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Kansas City
Johnson Hagood
Omaha
Seventh Army Corps
United States
Hagood
Washington
E. 4. Wineter
Berlinger Likely Skips Olympic Track Trials
Philadelphia June 15 AP Barney Berlinger Sullivan award winner may miss the 1953 Olympic trials due to business commitments. Coach Lawson Robertson said Berlinger cannot take time off to train and will probably skip both Boston and Chicago tryouts after three Decathlon championships at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Sullivan
Barney Berlinger
Lawson Robertson
Berlinger
Boston
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Hit and Run Claims New Victim in Kansas City
Levi Lawrence 36 of Carrollton Missouri died after a hit and run in Kansas City. Police held two men Prank Cipolla 22 and Howard Evans after an abandoned 1932 Nebraska Mey cease car tied to a Monday collision that killed Henry Champ Jr 23. Francis Martin 20 allegedly was the driver with an unspecified location in Iowa.
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Kansas City
Levi Lawrence
Carrollton
Cipolla
Howard Evans
W. &. Garrett
Evans
Henry Champ, Jr
Francis Martin
Towa
Pick Tap Dancers At Miller On Friday
The citys best tap dancers will be selected at the Miller theater Friday night with cash prizes of 5 4 and 2 to the winners. An entry list is growing as interest in the contest increases. The offer of 25 in cash for a couple to marry on Miller stage next Monday night remains valid with the ring and license provided by the management.
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Miller Theater
Miller
Byrnes Says Regulating Wines Could Raise Farm Prices
Excelsior Springs Missouri June 15 James W Byrnes Republican candidate for United States Senator argued that state regulated wines and beer revenue could fund a premium on exported farm products to dispose of the surplus and lift domestic prices.
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Excelsior Springs
James W. Byrnes
United States
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