Evening society notices at local churches and clubs
Tonight, Catholic Book Club meets Mrs Ed ward J Rodeman 1662 W Main St at 7:30. Orian Prosser Missionary Society at First Presbyterian 1214 Elmerine Ave 6:30. Central Missouri Association for Blind monthly meeting at 913 E High St 7:30. Tuesday Beta Phi Sigma clubrooms E High St 7:30. Euphrosyne Club State Park 10. Noon luncheon Girl Scout Day Camp cabin Greenberry Rd 9:30 to 3:30, rain postponement. Ice Cream Social Capitol Avenue Christian Church lawn 6 to evening Mrs Sam B Cook 1100 W Main St. Glennon Circle 322 D of Isabela K of C Hall 7:30. Circle 4 Trinity Lutheran 120 W Ashley St Mrs H A Beck. Jefferson Chapter De Molay Masonic Temple 7:30. American Legion officers meeting 2:00 Mrs L V Breen 306 E High St.
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Capitol Avenue Christian Church
Sam B. Cook
West Main Street
Wedding of Miss Bernice Senevey and Mr Hargan in St Louis
Miss Bernice Senevey daughter of Mr F Senevey and Matt R Hargan of Louisville Ky were married at noon today at the First Presbyterian church. The ceremony was performed by Rev A B Jackson with only close family present. The couple will reside in Little Rock Ark after a brief wedding trip to Washington and New York City. Mr Hargan is with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in St Louis.
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Bernice Senevey
Petits
St. Louis
Omeda Kroeming
Ernest Mueller
E. L. Mueller
St. Paul Evangelical Church
St. Louis County
O. W. Haithel
Anna Faust
Dorothy Raither
Edwin Mueller
Miss Raithel
O. W. Raithel
O. W. Raithel, Jr
Proctor predicts Missouri will vote Republican for Landon
Missouri Republican leader David M. Proctor forecast a GOP victory in Missouri for the Landon Knox ticket. He argued rural Missouri would back Landon by 50,000 and St Louis by 25,000, with Kansas City and Missouri City results shaping the state race. Proctor spoke with Governor Landon as Manuel H. Davis accompanied him.
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Topeka
Kas
David M. Proctor
Missouri
Landon-Knox
G.O.P
Proctor
Kansas City
Landon
Knox
Landon Proctor
Manuel H. Davis
St. Louis
Jackson County
Roosevelt
Garner
Congress Seeks End to Tax and Relief Bill Impasse
Washington June 16 Congress returned to untangle a pair of conference deadlocks blocking adjournment. Tax legislation and the $4.43 billion deficiency relief bill remain stalled after 10 days of negotiation. If unresolved, a Democratic convention recess could push adjournment into July with no early finish in sight.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Modes of the Moment Glamorous summer satin gowns
A new evening fashion feature showcases light weight satin gowns in colorful floral prints by leading style houses. The pictured ensemble includes a brief fitted jacket with short puffed sleeves, designed to broaden wear to informal dinners. White fabric hosts large red and fuchsia flowers, V neck with self straps, low back, and a dramatic floral trimming at the front neckline.
Conferees Hold Key To Congressional Adjournment
The house and senate prepared to dispose of conference reports, signaling a possible adjournment. Reports to the department of commerce say Brazilian government and private interests failed to locate oil deposits in Brazil that would justify exploitation.
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House
Senate
Brazil
Department of Commerce
Kansan to Speak at Astor Dinner in New York
A Republican National Committee member will headline a dinner by the Republican National Finance Committee at the Hotel Astor on June 22 marking the party’s campaign start in New York. Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts will also speak and Hamilton’s address will be broadcast nationwide.
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Republican National Committee
Republican National Finance Committee
Hotel Astor
New York
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Hamilton
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Catholic Book Club
Edward J. Rodeman
W. Main Street
Orian Prosser
Central Missouri Association
E. High Street
Beta Phi Sigma
Euphrosyne Club
State Park
Greenberry Road
Glennon Circle
Isabela
C. Hall
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. A. Beck
W. Ashley Street
Jefferson
Order of de- Molay
Masonic Temple
American Legion
Hargan-Senevey
Theodore R. Oberman
Adams Street
Girl Scout Council
Lotus Lantern Tea Room
A. Linxwiler
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary For Tomorrow
L. V. Breen
East High Street
Camp Cheley
Estes Parc
Jefferson City
Emilee Burnett
Peggy Lou Oberman
Mary Ann Dallas
Robert Hedrick
Tom Cross
Columbia
Grace Cunningham
B. Hamlin
Independence
Kansas
Alice Hope
Cherry Street
Hamlin
Hope
A. E.longnecker
Walter, Hope
C.D. Amos
Helen Amos
Iffrig-Darby
Boonville
Ruth Ann Darby
E. B. Darby
Boonvile
Cyril H. Tffrig
Iffrig
Frank J. Iffrig
Charles County
Missouri Training School
Miss Darby
State Teachers’ College
Madison
Univerity of Missouri
Victor H. Lyon
Bobby
Circle Drive
St. Joseph
Lyman Winter
Janet
Brookfield
Chester Miller
Los Angeles
E. J. Miller
Pete Morrow
Carthage
Miller
Martha Ann Miller
Richard Day
Chicago
C. C. Nelson
William
Porter and
Walsh Street
Miss Fern Jones
Chestnut Street
George Linhardt, Sr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Scruggs
The
First Methodist Church
E.L. Preston
Hickory Street
Elizabeth Peterson
Mary Camden
Anna Lindner
Capitol Avenue
Christian - Church
Peterson
Jackson Street
Senior Missionary Society of
Central Evangelical Church
Clarence Jones
Broadway
Laura Bartholo Maeus
Margaret Hughes
London
Walter McNab- Miller
Council of Clubs
R. C. Gosho4i
Moreland Avenue
Council On “Women
Piers
Landon- Knox
State
Gongress
Glower
Brightens
National
Mark Kansan
N. Y
John D. M. Hamilton
Clors
St.routs
Seeview
Ral Orn Hotel
Louis
Jacoby, Jr
Travis Lander
Frank Gilliat
Colfer
Johnny Farrell
E. High
Beauty Shop
Ore
Bonnie Lee Wright
Henrice Gray
Marinello Shop
Hoosier
Community Appliance Company, Inc
Trust
Capital Auto Loan & Investment Co
Jefferson Bliy
sTidii
Eae Baking
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D.C
A'hétel
Fred
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