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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1941
Page
7
Mrs. Frank Ramsey hosted Monday dinner guests including Mrs. Emmett P. North and house guest Mrs. H. G. Shobe of St Louis with a few friends. Mrs. W. W. Bratton entertained the Tuesday Contract Club and Mrs. Shobe at luncheon and bridge Monday. Club prize went to Mrs. A. Brandenberger and guest prize to Mrs. Shobe. weekend guest was Frank Bradbury of Kansas City.
Mrs Clem Thornton and Mrs Richard Schell hosted a Monday luncheon at the Country Club for Mrs W F Biles who is moving to Washington DC. The for et me not theme featured corsages and pastel decor A four tables of bridge crowned winners including Mrs James Stewart and Mrs Myron Hallmark with the guest prize going to Mrs Biles.
Mrs C A Leedy Jr entertained her club and three guests at a luncheon and bridge at her East Miles home. Mrs Louis V Stigall won the club prize and Mrs Lewis the guest prize. Announcement was received of a son born Monday to Mr and Mrs Frank M Pollard of Ottumwa Iowa. Pollard’s wife was Mary Margaret Hedrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Hedrick of 932 Fairmount. Luella Olsen and Leone Piekarski mentioned among guests.
Mrs. Oliver Pash and Miss Charlotte Delahay won prizes at the June bride event in Sikeston. Plans were made for a weekend outing at Busch's Lake. Ethel Beil Armstrong returned home from a two week vacation in Waterloo and Dubuque Iowa. Aileen Dixon returned from two weeks in Chicago and St Louis. Alma Sauerhage Myrene Rackers Tony Wilmeno and Clifford Rackers left Sunday for a two week vacation in Colorado Wyoming and other Western states. Agnes Benboom, to wed Raymond Newman on June 25, was honored with a shower hosted by Mrs. Edward Benboom Miss Louise Benboom and Miss Betty Ann Tobben. Four bingo tables awarded prizes to several attendees.
Billie Louise Chapin daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Chapin Jr 415 Lafayette won the State Award in the 6th 7th and 8th grade division for her essay on My Country The contest is sponsored by the Missouri Daughters of American Colonists Mrs J A Pagelow regent of the California Chapter serves as state chairman Church groups schedule meetings and luncheons include Jeannette Beall Circle Mrs Louis Stine and the Rosalee Appleby WMU These church groups meet Wednesday and Friday evenings at specified addresses and times with hostesses named Attendance urged for the Christian Church circle and Gospel parlor events on July 10.
Seventy two delegates from twenty nine clubs and twenty three guests attended the Council of Clubs guest day at State Park. Dan M. Nee discussed defense bonds and saving stamps. Mrs. Mekum spoke on child welfare. DeMolay officers plan 6 p.m. dinner at McKinney Bros Cafe followed by 7 30 initiatory degree at the Masonic Temple and a dance. Hough Park Ladies host lunch at 12 15 Wednesday with golf. Alpha Chi Omega members meet at 8 p.m. with Mrs Avé Johnson. Missouri University horticulture short course for home gardeners set for Wednesday and Thursday in Columbia venues. Public invited, no registration. G R Social Club meets 2 p.m. tomorrow with Mrs Rich in Helt Summit.
The marriage was announced at a luncheon by Mrs. J Harry Kassebaum. The ceremony occurred June 1 at Calvary Episcopal Church Columbia with Rev J M Lichliter presiding. Miss Muriel Kassebaum and Dan Tribble served as attendants. Lucille Kassebaum, a former teacher, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J Hassebaum. Tribble is son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tribble. They will reside at 214 East Atchison after duty.
Miss Mildred Burnett, assistant manager of the Salle Anne Shop, and Melvin Brehe of Chicago were married at 10 30 yesterday morning in the Baptist Parsonage by Rev. Carl Campbell. The bride wore a white jersey frock with a white hat and carnations. sister Victoria Burnett attended in powder blue with pink carnations. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brede of Washington, will reside in Highland Park, Illinois, where he is assistant manager of Sears Roebuck. The couple will live in Highland Park.
The Ladies of the Methodist Church will sew for the Red Cross all day Wednesday in the church parlors. The Ruth Circle of the Christian Church meets at 2:30 p m Wednesday with Mrs Lee Mitchell of 507 Washington. The Senior Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church is hosted by Mrs Victor Heinrich tonight at Sunday School. The Philathea Class of the Methodist Church holds a picnic supper at 6 o clock Thursday in the church parlors. The Queen Esther Class of the Baptist Church gathers for 6 o clock supper tonight in the church parlors. The Emma McKenna Circle of the Christian Church hosts a birthday meeting and 192 o clock luncheon on Wednesday in the church parlors. The WMU of the Baptist...
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