DAR picnic marks Flag Day with society gathering
The Jane Randolph Jefferson Chapter and William Greenway Chapter of the D A R held a Flag Day picnic at Mrs Houck McHenry s home on Greenberry Road with Mrs Lloyd C Stark as honor guest. Sixty covers were set and a DAR meeting installed officers led by Mrs Means Ray with several chapter members serving on national and state committees. John K Walsh guest speaker delivered remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Randolph Jefferson
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Greenway
Daughters of the American Colonists
DARB
Means Ray
O. W. Wright
Foster McHenry
John H. Culen
Carl ¥. Schultz
James A. Potter
Walter Steininger
Sam_§. Haley
Oscar Williams
Edison Burch
John A. Williams
Laurance M
Waller Steininger
John K. Walsh
Convention Speakers Talk on Flag Meaning and Banners
Convention speakers discussed the meaning of the flag and Flag Day as the new National and State banners of the DAC were displayed. Social rounds noted include dessert bridges, bridge prizes, and hosting by Mrs. He J Mahoney and others, with gatherings at homes in the city and events surrounding Miss Harriet Johnson and Dr. Julian Ossman’s upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAC
John A. Williams
Clem Thornton
Matt Wymore
Foster B. McHenry
HE. J. Mahoney
Cliff Drive
Paul Schleer
Albert Covington
Orlando Englebrecht
Dale P. Summers
L. W. van Laningham
J. C. Pyle
Thurman Vaughan
John Schaper
Ernest Englebrecht
C. P. Hoover
Frank Sachs
J.F. Biven
Royce Dawson
James Franklin
Olen Walls
J. M. Wilson
William Harmon
Mesdames van Laningham
Schaper and Biven
Harriet Johnson
Julian A. Ossman
Sylvester Dulle
Wayne Freeman
Cornelia Nall
Dulle
West Main
Mary Johnson
George S. Fricke
Garold Lee Thrash
John F. Heinrichs
Theodore Haar
Clem Duile
Alfred Meller
Eva Copas
Dorothy Kassebaum
Virginia Mae Scruggs
Madeline Nacy
Lorraine Ossman
Alice Bruns
Honora Sone
Mildred Dulle
Margaret Thomas
de Robert
Holliway, Jr
Jackson
Long Beach
California
B. F. Thompson
Miss Sally Perrin Hosts Guests at Luncheon
Miss Sally Carol Perrin entertained at her home 1227 Moreland with guests including Miss Shirley Thorpe and Miss Dorothy Jean Thorpe of New London. Also present were Miss Dorothy Hirst, Miss Rosemary Markway, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bridges, Mrs. Amy Keys and her son Deloyd Keys of Decatur, Illinois, visiting Mr. and Mrs. CG Wickham of Ten Mile Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Perrin
Sally Carol Perrin
Moreland
Shirley
Dorothy Jean Thorpe
New London
Dorothy Hirst
Rosemary Markway
A. L. Bridges
Amy Keys
Deloyd Keys
Decatur, Dinois
CG. L. Wickham
Ten Mile Drive
Film show at Engineers Club outing in Jefferson City
The Engineers Club of Jefferson City will screen The River a dramatization of the Mississippi at its first annual outing at the Country Club after a bar barbecue at 5:30 tomorrow evening. Directed by Paul Lorentz the film features a native American score by Virgil Thomson and New York Philharmonic orchestrators. The event invites engineers and their wives, with Sorority and Alumni Club meetings listed for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River
Mississippi
Engineers Club
Jefferson City
Country Club
Paul Lorentz
Mississippi River
Great Valley
North
The
Vally
Virgil Thomson
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
Tanlac Ad Claims Relief From Ailments
An old ad touts Tanlac as a cure for headaches nervousness and stomach or bowel trouble promising strength energy endurance and better sleep. It cites large sales and urges readers to buy Tanlac at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantec
Initiation and Auxiliary Meeting At Masonic Temple
At eight o'clock tomorrow evening the Masonic Temple hosts an initiation event. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Bof RT will meet at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at the Odd Fellows Hall. A periodical survey notes stockings use among business girls, detailing averages, spending, and wear practices. The piece also references the Lindberghs living at Illice Island off Brittany, France.
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Masonic Temple
Bof RT
Odd Fellows Hall
Church and church group events in town
Several church circles and classes announce meetings and social events for tonight and tomorrow. Activities include a Ladies Social Circle at Mrs Paul Weber’s home, Ridgecrest Tea for the Baptist Training Union Benefit Fund, ice cream socials at the Christian and Methodist churches, a covered dish dinner at the Philathea class, a pot luck supper at the Evangelical Church, and an all day Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at St Peter's with a closing Novena at 7:30 pm. The Hosalee Appleby WMII hosts a meeting with Miss LaVern Alexander, and the Evangelical Dramatic Club meets at the Sunday School Building. The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor plans an ice cream social on Saturday on the Court House lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Evangelical Dramatic Club
Jim Bennett
Lewis Ahrens
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Court House
Lindbergh Papers Turned Over to Missouri Historical Society
Col Charles A Lindbergh has given his correspondence and papers of potential historical interest to the Missouri Historical Society in St Louis. Society president Charles Nagel would not confirm if the items were a gift or loan. The Lindbergh trophies in Jefferson Memorial Building Forest Park were given outright to the Society.
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ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Missouri Historical Society
Charles Nagel
Lindbergh
Jefferson Memorial Building
Forest Park
Historical Society
Miss Rose Manahan Explains Silk Stocking Elasticity
Miss Rose Manahan of the Purple Shoppe explains silk stockings retain elasticity when cared for properly. She notes stockings should stretch to 11 inches at the top and snap back, while hot-water washing or harsh soap weaken elasticity and cause runs, letting women save 25 to 60 percent on hosiery bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Manahan
Hosiery Expert Demonstrates a Method of Accomplishment
A hosiery expert presents how a certain technique has been accomplished. The explanation outlines steps, tools, and expertise involved in achieving the result.
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Arrow
Dad
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Ement Association
Trust Bldg
St. Louis, Mo
Des Moines
Hei
Commodore Hotel
Grand Avenue
Charles Griffith
Aer
Interstates Management Corporation
Fe Hys
Otto Schwartz
Woorcicrest
J. Miller
Parsons
Kansas
Sam A. Baker
Lake of the Ozarks
Mrs. Mahoney
Roy Schweiger
Patricia Ann
Dallas, Texas
Thomas Heisler
Rosaling Heisler
West McCarty
Schell
Gus Schell
East Atchison
Wee
Schott
Ralph Schott
Sam Gove
Paul Schultze
Ted Kiesetl
Bach
Harry Blackwell
Gove
Warner Holt
Santa Monica
William Hott
Gilbert Hoffman
Gladys Trippensee
Elmer Trippensee
Nora Viets
Viets
Broadway
Raymond Holerorth
Esther Pohlman
Judy Hollerorth
Tommy Vietsaly
Mrs. Hoth
Tribune
Clarence Ortmeyer
1200 West High
Albert James
Virginia Dell
Wichita Falls
Texas
Herman Walther
Monroe
James
Amanda Korsmeyer
J.L. Pare
Bolivar
Pinckneyville
Belle, Illinois
Herbert Roedder
Miller
Robert Hunt
Bunceton
Kansas City
Lena L. Trott
Red Cross Nursing Service
Missouri Hotel
State Health Association
Pearl Melver
R. N
U. S. Public Health Service
Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority
Florene Ousley
Walnit
Alurni Club
Bliss Nadine Hudson
West AlrCarty
Jefferson Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Illice Island
Brittany
France
Cal
Mrs. Lindbergh
the Baptist Church
Paul Weber
East McCarty
Ridgecrest
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
Christian Church
Philathea Bible Class
Methodist Church
Evangelical Church
Frances Galdammer
Swift's Highway
Hosalee Appleby
Capital City
Capitol Age
All Welcome
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Optometrist
E. High
Merle
E. Hieh Cosmetics
Herman’s
Phoenix
Arlinjskys
Las
Sao
Exchange National Bank
Exchange National
the Exchange National Bank
Ferson City
W. A. Dallmeyer
W. Raithel
Paul Bosch
Frank Railton
RE. Dallmeyer
Federal Reserve System
John Sinclair
Federal Examination and Supervision
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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