Local Social Circles Schedule Meetings Tonight
Glennon Circle and related groups meet at P Hall and First Baptist Church venues. Attire and child party themes noted. additional circles plan luncheons, picnics, and home meetings across East McCarty Street Schott Road Atchison Street Lafayette Street and 412 Lafayette Street with listed hostesses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lindner
First, ‘Christian Church
E. D. Regnier
Lafayette Street
A. J. Fritz
Vetter Rackers Wedding to Take Place Tomorrow
Social notes list the Vetter family preparing for the wedding of Miss Margaret Vetter to Bernard H. Rackers at St. Peter's Church with attendants Matilda Vetter and Arthur Stamoff. Musical numbers planned and a family dinner at the Vetter home follow the ceremony on East McCarty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Matilda Vetter
Arthur Stamoff
Vetter
Local society notes fill Tipton and area with visitors
Miss Billie Sue Irwin will spend this evening in Tipton with Mrs. Luther Murray. Altheide of Kansas City visited on business. Miss Marjorie May Radke hosts Miss Jean King from Kansas City. Mrs. Hattie McGhee of Williamsville visits her daughter Mrs. A. J. Haynie. Mrs. H. J. Beck hosts afternoon bridge with guests including Mrs. R. L. Rose. Bridge guests at East McCarty Street were entertained by Mrs. Beck. Frederica Vetter arrives for summer visit after graduating St Rita High School. A girl named Lela Jane born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haynie. Frances Corry of Kansas City visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ray Hall. Dr. James D. McLeod returns from Kirksville osteopathy program. Mrs. Arthur Kleplish returns from Bowling Green. Mrs. C. W. Pace and son Glide back from Dover Girl Scout camp. Miss Elizabeth Maddox of Shelbyville stays with Miss Ruth Caplinger. multiple parties planned. William Wells of Kansas City returns home after visiting Irwins. G. W. Reavis lecturing in Ft. Collins. Mrs. Hal Reed and son Jack visiting Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Radke host Radke family guests from Iowa. Weekend visitors at Mrs. G. W. Reavis include University of Missouri students. Means Ray hosts his mother and Cassville visitors. Mrs. Mitchell a sister of Mr. Ray. Japanese bakers unveil samisen statue honoring cats and dogs supplying strings and drumheads.
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Jefferson City
Columbia
A. H. Rutledge
West
McCarty Street
Lucille Rutledge
Harold Wise
Monroe
Louisiana
A.W. Pasley
Bass Avenue
Gladys Saucier
Paul Rutledge
Schell and Ward's
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Theta Kappa Mu Fraternity
Crewelt
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart Footwear Advice
Summer footwear tips urge comfort over style. Emphasizes proper arch support and heel height, warns against cramped toes and worn arches, advises wide shoes, toe grip, and correct posture to improve walking ease and foot health. Continuous recommendations target readers seeking healthier steps this season.
Piles Healed After 20 Years Prompts Help Request
Mrs A H Must of Goshen Indiana says her long rectal ailment ended after 22 years and urges sufferers to write Thornton Minor Clinic Kansas City for a free copyrighted book about hemorrhoids piles and rectal distaste, promising mild treatment that helped over 40,000 people. There is no cost or obligation.
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A. H. Must
South Tile St
Goshen
Ind
Thornton & Minor Clinic
McGee St
Kansas City
Mac
Humming Bird Shines in First American Pageant
The Chickasaw girl from Oklahoma named for "the bumping bird" appears in The First American, an annual Indian life pageant to be staged in August in Albuquerque New Mexico. Hundreds of Indians Spaniards and cowboys will participate in the event.
YOUR CHILDREN By Olive Roberts Barton
Advice on summer baby care emphasizing medical supervision for feeding sun baths and weaning. It details cod liver oil juice restrictions warm weather feeding, vegetable juice strain care, and cleanliness to prevent rashes and irritation with proper use of powders, starch paste, and diaper hygiene.
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Olive Roberts
Barton
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Daughters of Isabella
P. Hall
Ayoga
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of
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Emma McKenna
Christian Church
B. C. Gilbert
East McCarty Street
A. L. Forbis
H. C. Pavitt
Ruth Circle
R. A. Cruenen
Schott Road
BR. Ruster
BR. Buell
Edward Party
St. Ann’s Circle
Longnecker
Joseph
Fanny
Dollie Meador
Thomas Mather
Mrs. Mather
East Capitol Avenue
Circle of Evangelical Church
Oscar Jéns
Jane Brewer Guild
Monroe Scheulen
Boliver Street
St. Rite’s Sewing Circle
Emil J. Dirckx
Broadway
Postal Clerk Auxiliary
Rain Or Shine
Cletus Pope
B.C
Fast Waters Street
Louis Jacques
West Main Street
John
H. J. Vetter
Miss Vetter
St. Rita
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stunday
Mary Ann Himes
G. W. Reavis
CN Drive
Mary Ann
Billie Sue Irwin
Tipton, Mo
Luther Murray
L. Altheide
City
Marjorie May Radke
Jean King
Hattie McGhee
Williamsville, Mo
A. J. Haynie
H. J. Beck
R. L. Rose
Henry 5. Caulfield
Carence Barksdale
Laciders
Galena
Bridge Club
East ™Orning
Aoe
St. Rita High School
Frederica Vetter
Ash Street
Lela Jane
Frances Corry
Mrs. FE. Ray Hall
West High
James D. McLeod
Kirksville
The
College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Arthur Kleplish
Bowling Green, Mo
B. Reed
C. W. Pace
Glide
Dover
Kas
Mary Isabel Pace
Elizabeth Maddox
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Ruth Caplinger
Moreau Drive
Miss Maddox
William Wells
W. G. Irwin
Ft. Collins
Colo
Hal Reed
Jack
Springfield
J. T. White
Fairmount Boulevard
Paul Radke
Rozina Morrow
Alline Reavis
Margaret Kimes
Laurel Dunman
University of Missouri
Mrs. Means Ray
Mr. Ray
Charles Ray
Cassville
Leonard Mitchell
Bob
Mrrs. Mitchell
Phon
Alicia, Hart
Eugene
Missouri
Central Hotel
Mrs. A. M. McCormick Beauty Shop
E. High St
Marene Beauty
Palace Beauty Shoppe Trust
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Amer
Missouri Power & Light Company
Pope's
Millsap’s
Panamas
East End Drug
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