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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1969
Page
3
A jumble of reader questions and partial answers covers crying as tension relief, weight loss plans, and odd diet anecdotes. The letters mention emotional coping, private crying, and warnings to consult physicians for safe weight loss while noting a detergent product in a miscued finale.
The article lists several bridal events: Miss Bertie McDaniel’s forthcoming July 17 wedding at First Baptist Church in Fitzland, Missouri. Miss Donna Stone’s planned July 9 marriage to Jim Plank. multiple showers hosted by family and friends at local homes with yellow and white decor, daisies, and punch. additional engagements include Rose Selvice, LaeAnn Schulte, Sharon Gratz, and Dinah Neu, all celebrated with parties and forthcoming nuptials.
Thimble and spool binding curves neck and swings on a coatdress line. Printed Misses' sizes WW 12 14 16. Pattern details include 45 yards of fabric, cents per pattern, mailing, and special handling. Lead by Pattern Dept at West 11th Street New York.
Crochet and craft patterns advertised with light synthetics and instant pineapple squares. Describes 18 square spread, edging, and ruffed spreads. Prices 50 cents per pattern, 15 cents for fest class pricing. Offer includes giant catalog with 0 designs, free samples, and order details through Alive Bronks News Tribune Co Needlecraft Dept Box 165 New York.
Mt Hope club outlines a dinner plan with Mrs Joe Gribes presiding. Thirteen members answered orally to discuss overcoming tension and worry. Guest Barren Reto attended. Wilkes and Nemaant assisted with refreshments.
Mrs. Frank Railton starred in a book review of AL Wits And by Evina Bombeck for the Senior Citizens Club. Guest M Fred Dunlap attended the evening with organizers Mrs. Margaret Buescher Miss Pearl Mosley and Mrs. AL Wagener. The next meeting will be a covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m. June 20 at Trinity Sehout cafeteria.
Committees announced by the Eagles Auxiliary at the Monet meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary. Adeline Maloney was named president. Assignments include publicity, ways and means, investigating, delinquent, auditor, calling and visiting committees with several named members. Mays elected Auxiliary Mother of the Year. Family picnic set for Aug 3 at McChimg Park. District meeting July 19 at the Lodge. Twenty eight attended the installation dinner. kitty won by Hazel Schaefer.
Heloise describes organizing store patterns by creating folders with numbered indices, using dust jackets for hi fi records, and making covers for pattern books with adhesive-backed paper. She notes adding folders as needed and provides a framing tip using cardboard and wood grain adhesive-backed paper for pictures. June Bentvoglio
E S S Sorority held its first rush party at Miss Claranne Vogel residence on Hwy 30 West. Fifty one rushees dressed as cartoon characters with prizes to Miss Janet Eggen and runners up Miss Annie Weber and Son to Mr and Mrs Sam Alldredge of California. Mrs Nor bert G Kempker and Miss Sue Link noted for imaginative costumes. A peanut relay and cartoon skits entertained. decorations featured comic strip streamers and large characters. A meeting on Wednesday at Miss Suzie Markway’s home will plan the annual Sorority Weekend starting June 27 at the Lake.
The Hellas High School 1959 graduating class announces a 10 year reunion set for July 25 to 27. Committees led by Verna Tellman Luebbert oversee banquet publicity decor awards photography and memory booklet with events including a stag party July 25 a ladies coffee Saturday morning and a banquet and dance Saturday night at the Missouri Hotel. Reservations to Mrs. Luebbert at 1911 Glenwood by July 1.
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