Ladies Day At Jefferson City Country Club Draws Crowd
Thirty members of the Jefferson City Country Club enjoyed Ladies Day hosted by Mrs. Ednott Farmer and Mrs. Royce Lewellen. A neon luncheon on the porch featured pink roses and blue delphinium centerpieces. Mrs. William Tweedie won the attendance prize. bridge followed with Mrs. Lewellen high. Golfers competed in an intercity meet. Next Ladies Day will be hosted by Mrs. O C Stegmaier, Mrs. W L Hager, and Mrs. G R Burch.
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Jefferson City Country Club
Ednott
Farmer
Royce Lewellen
William Tweedie
Lewellen
Mr and Mrs Reinhardt Anniversary Observed by Family
Miss Gloria Reinhardt honored her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Reinhardt at a Colonial Tea Room dinner for their 25th wedding anniversary. Fourteen guests attended and a large cake featured a silvered 25. Gifts were exchanged, with Mr and Mrs W E Koerner hosting. The Koerners and their daughter Trene, from Kansas City, visited en route to Farmington for a class reunion.
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Gloria Reinhardt
Henry Reinhardt
Colonial Tea Room
W. E. Koerner
Tanner Bridge Road
Women Church Notes Roundup of Circle Meetings Across Town
Eunice Circle of First Christian Church meets at 116 Boonville Ra with co host Mrs Lucy Jane Morelock. Sixteen members and three guests attend. Yearly Japan study summary given by Mrs Lawrence Cassil. Devotional by Mrs Rudy Vaughn who also installs officers. Punch and cookies wrap the evening. Next host is Mrs Attie St George at Atchison St. Euzelian Class hosts at Willow Drive with Miss Elizabeth Thompson leading prayer and Mrs Ratz presiding. Trinity Circle 3 meets at 207 W Elm St with seven members and three guests. Travel service by Mrs Reinhold Mueller and devotional led by Mrs Johnson. Dessert served. Ruth class of Memorial Baptist Church hosts at 1110 W Miller St with opening prayer by Mrs Eugene Wojtkiewicz and devotional by Mrs Earl McKinney. July barbecue planned after business session. Fellowship hour follows with refreshments.
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Eunice Circle
First Christian Church
Thomas F. Link
Boonville Ra
Lucy Jane Morelock
William Rudy
Roy Cobble
Claude McClure
Japan
Lawrence Cassil
Rudy Vaughn
Vaughn
Trinity Circle
Trinity Lutheran
Arthur Johnson
Elm St
Lula Mahan
Emma Markway
Ward Lovan
Eugene Swanigan
Miller St
Ruth
Memorial Baptist Church
Eugene Wojtkiewicz
Earl McKinney
Mrs Fritsch Honored Guest At Shower Party
Mrs Anthony Fritsch former Miss Charlainé Tucker was toast honoree at a miscellaneous shower and party Tuesday evening by Miss Pat Connor at her home on E High St. Prizes were won in games. gifts from a green and white table decor. Dessert followed for 15 guests. Lee Naomi Class of the First Baptist Church was entertained last evening by Mrs Roy Garrett at her home 1001 Adams St assisted by Mrs Allen Batchelor and Mrs Guy Rutledge. Don Long gave opening prayer. business session led by Mrs W Herrinson. Mrs Byron Dormeyer gave a humorous book review A Toy Number by Vera Henri. Shments served by hostess to 18 members and three guests Miss Marguerite Smith Mrs Thomas Nelson and Mrs Dormeyer.
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Anthony Fritsch
Charlainé Tucker
Lee
Naomi
First Baptist Church
Roy Garrett
Adams St
Allen Batchelor
Guy Rutledge
Don Long
John Perea
W. R. Herrinsson
Byron
Dormeyer
Vera Henrishments
Tee
Marguerite Smith
Thomas Nelson
Arthur Brooks
Old St. Louis Rd
Miss Schmidt
Hargiven
Old Kiesnick
San Antonio
Tex
Faith Lutheran Church
Henrietta Schmidt
Bobby Mead
Susie Mead
Harold Casey
E. Atchi
Dallas
Texas
Vision St
John G. Gibson
Hobbs
Lane
James
James Schaefer
Arthur Beck
Oakview
Susie
Camp Lake
Hubert
Minnesota
Bobby
Cal
Ind
Beauty tips for makeup removal and brow shaping
The article advises cleaning clogged pores around the nose and eyes when removing makeup. It suggests plucking eyebrows along natural bone lines, keeping brows neat with stray hairs removed. It recommends light rouge on the cheekbones for a healthy glow and a slight lift to the face, especially for mature women.
Newcomers Club Installs Officers and Committees
Newcomers Club holds luncheon at the Missouri Hotel with 32 attendees as officers are installed and committees named. New officers include Mrs. Herman Busse as president and Mrs. Ralph Knowles as first vice president, with a tea planned July 5 at Mrs. Wall’s home to honor outgoing leaders and committee members.
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Missouri Hotel
Jack Lawler
Dean Wall
Herman Busse
Ralph Knowles
E. A. Mathis
M. =.Anderson
Howard Rufe‘nacht
Jeff
Jexson City
William Snead Jr
Paul Decker
Sedalia
James Green
Thos
Hendricks
Decatur
Joseph Jaeger Jr
Camdenton
A. C. Gooding
Mexico
Im. D. Plummer
Macon
William Phelps
Texas
Charles Pickett
St. Louis
Jackie Knight
Evening New Comers
Ralb Knowles
Dean ‘Wall
E. Au Mathias
R. G. Griffin
Snead
Busse
Ralph Day
William Seaman
Cochairman
Robert Woody
Oscar Scott
Fred Brown
H. E. Miller
Rufenacht
Council of Chibs
George A. Bell
Guy Wood
Tor i
B.C. Geylerman
Wall
Mrs Jones Hosts Luncheon for Club Members
Mrs Clifford Jones entertained club members with a 1 pm luncheon at her Walnut Street home. A birthday cake honored Mrs Carney Stone as gifts from the group and her secret pal were exchanged. Guests enjoyed cards with Mrs Signe and the hostess earning high scores.
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Mrs. Jones
Clifford Jones
Walnut St
Carney Stone
Ast
Signe
Jacoby on Bridge: Harmon Stakgold win open pairs Vanderbilt Cup
In the Spring Nationals, Leonard Harmon of New tone and Dr. Ivar Stakgold of Washington won open pairs and the Vanderbilt Cup, showcasing a strong partnership built on careful bidding. The article details a hand where Ivar rebid and the four heart contract proved unbeatable with precise play and ruffs.
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Oswald Jacoby
Leonard Harmon
Newtone
Ivar Stakgold
Washington
Ivar
Lenny
West
Ivan
Dum
Krumy
East
Shower Honors Miss Henrietta Schmidt Bride-Elect
Hostesses hosted a party for Henrietta Schmidt, bride-elect, with Miss Schmidt receiving a gift at the close. Guests included Susie Mead and Bobby Mead, Mrs. Arthur Brooks, and Mrs. John Gibson among others. The event featured pink and white decor, a dessert course, and prizes for attendees. Susie and Bobby plan summer camps, and multiple pre-wedding celebrations were noted.
Book review cites All the Time You Need by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett promotes time saving concepts in a brisk review of All the Time You Need. The piece highlights practical tips on reducing chores and maximizing leisure time, including advice on handling routine tasks and dusting plant leaves.
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Ruth Millett
Tal
Festa
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Peaseer and Lanermia
E. High
Dial
Women’s Church Notes
Eunice
Euzelian
A. L. Ratz
Willow Drive
Elizabeth Thompson
Ratz
L. E. McBride
Robert Temple
Reinhold Muellers
Johnson
Mrs. Fritsch
Jacoby
Wichita
Paget Thornton
Brooke
Wichita, Kan
Post-Tribune Society
Sunset Lake
West Eqit
A& K
East Pass
Milan
Mitzi
Darling
Warner’s
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Illsap
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