Thimble and spool pattern catalog highlights 1989 offers
A vintage needlecraft catalog blurb promotes patterns for aprons towels and clothing with bright trims and applique transfers. It advertises receipts for mailing patterns from Alice Brooks News Suburban Co and lists several motif sets and quilt books with prices mostly fifty cents. It also markets a giant 1989 needlecraft catalog boasting over 200 designs and instant gift ideas for diverse crafters.
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Alice Brooks
News Suibune Co
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Newest Under the Sun Sundress Pattern Release
Advertisement for Pattern 9359 NEW Girls' Sizes 6 8 10 12 14 16 showing dress and pants versions in pique denim or Dacron. Includes fabric yardage 1% yards for dress 35 inch and 2 yards for pants, price sixty-five cents per pattern with 15 cents extra for mailing. Mail order to Marian Marlin News Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY 10011.
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Marian Marlin
News Tribune Co
West 18Th St
New York
Brides-Elect Showers Span Families and Friends
Brides-elect and honorees gathered for multiple showers across homes with blue and white decor. Guests included Linda and Ruth Rotter with plans for upcoming weddings to Ronald Li Bennets and Charles Burng. Local hostesses, punch and coffee servers, and table centerpieces featuring yellow flowers marked the celebrations.
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Stefan DeLong in Fayette
California hostesses Miss Connie Thompson and Mrs David Gillilan welcomed 15 guests to a baby shower at the Gillilan home for Mrs Stefan Delong of Fayette. Prizes went to Mrs Jerry Jobe and Miss Mary Alani. A stork centerpiece with a baby carriage arrangement decorated the table as cake and punch were served, a gift from Mrs Thurman Hall.
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Connie Thompson
David Gillilan
Calfornia
Stefan Delong
Fayette
Gillilan
Jerry Jobe
Mary Alani
Mrs Snodgrass Family Vacation to East Tour
Louise Snodgrass and her son Thomas completed a vacation trip to the East with highlights along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park a visit to the White House and the Statue of Liberty in Washington and New York, and swimming at Asbury Park New Jersey.
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Mrs. Snodgrass
Son
East
Mre
Louise Snodgrass
Non, Thomas
Skyline Drive
Shenandoah Nationa Park
White House
Washington, D. C
Statue of Liberty
Empire State Building
New Yorks
Asbury Park
N. J
Nursing home fathers honored at a luncheon
A Father's Day luncheon at State-Wide Nursing Home honored 13 resident fathers. Activities director Fay Posten led readings and flag tribute. prizes went to William Jeffries for most children, Linley Shikles oldest father, Fred Templeton youngest, Emibert Woodall least children, and Lilian Newbill assisted with songs Deep River and More. Reverends Cole Hoegen and Staniey delivered grace and benediction.
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Wiliam Jeffries
Gustave Hoffman
Linley Shikles
Fred Templeton
Emibert Woodall
Twins Born to Laughlin and Prenger Families
Birth notices report a son and daughter born Sunday at St Marys Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Laughlin Bonnets Mill and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Donald Prenger 898 Clark Street at St Marys Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Laughlin
Bonnets Mill
St Mary's Hospital
Donald Prenger
Clark St
St. Mary's Hospital
Heloise readers share clever home hacks and jokes
Reader tips cover making paint from baby oil and food coloring, keeping pets amused with a wastebasket trick, cleaning aluminum furniture with a garden hose sprayer, avoiding suds in flower beds, using an electric toothbrush for kids, preventing bruised fingers when placing tacks, surprise toy bags for sick children, repurposing old school notebooks into photo books, peeling potatoes with a paring knife, and bread bag storage to cut loaf waste.
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Heloise
Ethel Bainbridge
Mrs Ford Wins Second Medical Staff Scholarship
Mrs Janene Wilson Ford of Crestwood received her second Medical Staff scholarship at graduation from Missouri Baptist Hospital School of Nursing in St Louis. She was among 20 graduates at Kirkwood Baptist Church with remarks by Dr James Sells of Southwest Baptist College. She served two terms as student association and council president. previously earned a junior scholarship in 1967.
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John Colrhame
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Janene Wilson Ford
Missouri Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
St. Louis
Crestwood
Ford
Kirkwood Baptist Church
Kirkwood
James Sells
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar
School of Nursing
California auxiliary initiates six new members in ceremony
The American Legion and Auxiliary Jobe Elliott No. 7 in California held a covered dish supper before a regular meeting. Six new members—Mrs H R Morris, Mrs Fritz Ziehmer, Mrs Harry Bolin, Mrs Wayne Woodard, Mrs Carl Ziehmer, and Miss Julie Ziehmer—took part in an initiation with membership pins presented. Eight more new members could not attend. Twenty two members attended the business meeting led by Mrs Ott Wells, who announced a $25 donation to the Historical Society marker project on the Court House lawn. Juniors Carol Chambers, Ann Kibbe, and Joyce Geier will represent at Girls State. A district meeting tea in Jefferson City drew several local attendees. Mrs Ott Wells was elected First Vice-President of the district.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Jobe Elliott
H. R. Morris
Fritz Ziehmer
Harry Bolin
Wayne Woodard
Carl Ziehmer
Julie Ziehmer
Ott Wells
Historical Society
Court House Lawn
Carol Chambers
Ann Kibbe
Joyce Geier
Jefferson City
California guild meeting and showers for members
The Evening Guild of United Church of Christ in California met with nine members and one guest. Mrs Leslie McKee volunteered to secure a nursery attendant for July. Mrs Clarence Rohrbach led a devotional and program titled Generation Gap. Hostesses included Mrs Emmette Hall. A pink and blue shower for Mrs Lanny Crawford at VEW Hall followed with 13 guests served refreshments.
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California Guild
United Church of Christ
California
Leslie McKee
Clarence Rohrbach
Emmette Hall
Crawford
Arthur Burger
Clarence H. Rohrback
Lanny Crawford
Vew Hall
Kay Badock Weds Glennon Morandy in Crestwood Church
Miss Kay Badock and Glennon Timothy Morandy married at St Elizabeths of Hungary Church Crestwood Missouri Rev James E B Ryan officiated ceremony A reception followed in the church meeting room Maid of Honor Christi Ernst Bridesmaids Pamela Ann Badock Patricia Mary Badock and Mary Michaele Moran Ringbearer Daniel Moran Flower girl Kitty Phelan Groom is son of former Missouri Liquor Commissioner attended Priory High School Drury College and Washington University Best man James D Switzer Groomsmen George A C Wooley II Raymond W Badock Jr and William Crowe Ushers J Bruce Immekns and Mark Connor Newlyweds vacationing in the Bahamas.
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Kay Badock
Glennon
Timothy Morandy
St. Elizabeth's of Hungary Church
Crestwood, Mo
James EB. Ryan
St. Elizabeth's Meeting Room
Raymond W. Badock
Crestwood
Christi Ernst
Pamela Ann Badock
Patricia Mary Badock
Mary Michaele Moran
Daniel Moran
Kitty Phelan
Glennon T. Moran
State of
Missouri
Concord Village
Priory High School
Drury College
Washington University
James D. Switzer
George A. C. Wooley Tii
Raymond W. Badock, Jr
Wiliam
Crowe
J. Bruce Immekns
Mark Connor
Bahamas
Rainbow Girls Discuss Meets and Upcoming June Events
Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 16 met with Miss Rhonda Huot and Mrs. Frances Tipton presiding to plan meetings and practices ahead of Grand Assembly in June 1922 at Ramade Inn. A Rainbow Supper was announced for July 2 from 5 to 7 pm at the Masonic Temple. Introductions included Miss Mary Clibourn State Chaplain and others as well as Advisory Board members. The next Initiation is set for 7 pm June 28.
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Jefferson City
Mary Clibourn
Grand Cross of Color
Peggy Rich
Grand Page
Sandy Case
Supreme Inspector
Irene Cunningham
Virgil Saville
E. E. Strobel
Elmer Spurrier
Lula Mae Bosch
John Ostrander
Victoria
C. E
Ann Landers columns warn of childproofing and personal conduct
Readers share safety reminders for mothers and business ethics tips. A Cuyahoga Falls note urges securing medicines in metal boxes and cupboards. Alma warns Vernon to stay in the shop after a drunk incident and how personal attention hurts business. A widow recounts a colleague’s husband flirting and a jealous reaction in the office. Dear Ann Landers responds with a sharp retort on boundaries and propriety, praising tactful but firm humor.
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Alma
Vernon
Women’s Church Notes Luncheon at First Christian Church
Women from the First Christian Church plan a neon covered dish luncheon in the Fellowship Hall with guest speaker Leonard J. Brummell of Columbia. Former missionaries to the Philippines, Mr. and Mrs. Brummett, will attend. Separate business meetings will be held by the circles. Shippy Circle of the United Methodist Church reports officers installed by Mrs. Kenneth Stevens and others, including Randall Shippy as president and Stevens as vice-chairman.
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Elizabeth
Esther
Lois
First Christian Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Leonard J. Brummell
Columbia
Brummett
Philippines
Shippy
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Kenneth Stevens
Charles Cantrell
W.S.C.5
United Methodist Church
Candidates initiated into Rainbow Misses Jan Short
Virginia Martin, Donna Anderson, Janis Nichols and Pam Glascock were initiated into the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Ashland Junior High School Auditorium. Miss Teresa Glascock, Worthy Advisor, welcomed as special guest from West Berlin Germany. Glascock daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Glascock Jr now in Columbia. Reception followed with two cake open Bible centerpiece. Cynthia Stewart Paula Rowley assisted by Pamela Higgins oversaw refreshments. Bonita Glascock served punch.
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Jan Short
Virginia Martin
Donna Anderson
Janis Nichols
Pam Glascock
Order of Rainbow
Ashland Junior High School
Teresa Glascock
Order of Rainbow For Girls
West Berlin
Germany
Miss Glascock
Fred Glascock, Jr
Columbia
Cynthia Stewart
Paula Rowley
Pamela Higgins
Punch
Bonita Glascock
Solid State Stereo with Mediterranean styling ad
Quick sale of a 200 watt solid state stereo with AM FM radio tape and mic inputs. Extra speaker jacks and bargain price with payment options listed. See Bt Vogt's Sewing Machine Co at 125 Madison or call 524-3571.
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Bt Vogt’s Sewing Machine Co
Madison Olal
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