Rummage Sales Planned by Local Churches
Society Saturday rummage sale hosted by J O Y Sunday school class of First Baptist Church held in courthouse basement starting at o clock. Bake sale by Y W A of First Baptist Church Jefferson Cleaners at 10 o'clock. Rummage sale by Jane Brewer guild at Capitol Avenue Christian Church in church basement at 10.
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J.O.Y
First Baptist Church
Y. W. A.s of
Jefferson Cleaners
Jane Brewer Guild
Capitol Avenue Christian Church
Social Club Entertainments Highlight Fortnight
Yesterday gatherings at Petits on Moreau drive featured Mrs A Longnecker hosting an afternoon contract and luncheon with Miss Alice Hope and Mrs James Stewart winning prizes. Tonight Caroline Platt and Arthur Zeitz host a formal dance at the Platts home with about twelve couples expected.
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Petit’s
A. 5. Longnecker
Moreau Drive
Alice Hope
James Stewart
E. C. Hamlin
Independence, Kans
Lottie Ladd
Newberry Port
Mass
Mollie Meyer
Caroline Platt
Arthur Zeitz
Chester Platt
Jefferson Street
Platt
Fashionable Modish in 1920 Styles at Conventions
New York dispatch notes fashion plates from past political conventions reveal tunic dresses and high fashions of 1920. Women’s status in national politics is described as evolving yet cautious, with references to the Dolly Madison breakfast, banners for suffrage ratification, and figures like Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter, Lady Astor, and Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
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New York
Cox
Harding
Dolly Madison
Women’s Democratic League
Astor Hotel
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
Lady Astor
Geneva
Alice Roosevelt Longward
Rainbow Girls attend Windsor meeting in large group
Twelve members of the Capital City Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls plan to attend the tenth annual Grand Assembly in Windsor starting Sunday. Delegates include Mary J. Tirrell Katherine Gentry Nadine Hudson Charlotte Delehay Margaret Cooper Amelia Ferguson and others plus escorts Mr and Mrs Allen Gibb. A banquet and dance for visiting delegates is planned.
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Capital City Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Grand Assembly
Windsor
Mary Jewell Tirrell
Katherine Gentry
Nadine Hudson
Charlotte Delehay
Margaret Cooper
Amelia Ferguson
Betty Forbes
Marjorie Forbis
Wellee Sevier
Hazel Hueller
Beedy Cowper
Geneva Edwards
Allen Gibb
Sss—Seee
Modes of the Moment Fashion Foresees White Summer
Fashion authorities predict a white summer with many outfits accented by color. Box jackets dominate smart frocks and nipped in jackets or swagger coats shape summer costumes. White crepe and one piece dresses feature high necklines trimmed with fuchsia and matching wraps, with accessories and florals in the same hue.
Relatives visit in several households across towns
Relatives travel and visit friends and relatives in multiple households. Miss Alice Hope and Miss Lottie Ladd host guests from Newberey Port and Atchison. Mrs. Ada L. Chaffee entertains family at East McCarty Street, aided by Mrs. R. Chaffee. Mrs. Hallye T. Farber joins from St Petersburg. Virginia Higgs plans Kansas City return after Westphalia visit. P. G. Bolton of Nevada, Ma., visits Laveniar Wells and Mrs. R. Berry.
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Alice Hope
Lottie Ladd
Newberey Port
Mass
Joseph G. Kolkmeyer
W. McCartytreet
Ada L. Chaffee
Atchison, Kansas
R. Chaffee
East
McCarty Street
Virginia Higgs
Kansas City
Clemi Ware
Westphalia
P. G. Bolton
Nevada, Ma
Laveniar Wells
R. B. Berry
Amateur astronomer reports discovery of new naked eye nova
Delphos June 19 AP Amateur astronomer L. Co. Pel tier reports discovery of a nova visible to the naked eye. He says it is the first such nova since 1934 and was observed with a six inch telescope at Savage observatory. Harvard confirms two other astronomers in different countries also saw the new star.
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Delphos
Astoonomer L. Co
Peltier
Pallier
Savage Observatory
Harvard University
Drymharlow Shapley
Harvard Observatory
Axel V. Neilen
Aarhusgn Denmarkyn
Eppe Loreta Af Bologn
Haly
Haber
Germany
Astronomer Peltier Reports New Comet Discovery
Peltier said conditions must be ideal for star visibility all night. He recently discovered a new comet and has been credited with several other astronomical findings.
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Peltier
Banker's Wife Dies After Illness at St Joseph
St Joseph Missouri June 19 Mrs Hattie C Ridge 66 wife of Ransom N Ridge vice president of the First Trust company died yesterday after a three month illness. Survived by her husband four sons and a daughter.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Hattie C. Ridge
Ransom N. Ridge
First Trust Company
State Fair Premiums Enlarged This Year
State officials in Sedalia Missouri announce the 1936 State Fair August 22 to 29 will feature premiums around 43000 and a vastly expanded attractions budget. Fair secretary Charles W Green reports attendance could exceed 300000 and 15000 premium books have been mailed. The state beauty pageant will showcase 250 young women, up from 156, with rising interest in baking, checker, and band contests.
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Sedalia
Charles W. Green
Green
Convicts Kill Guard and Flee from Tex Prison Farm
Three long term inmates killed guard Felix Smith at the Texas Prison Farm and escaped on Smiths horse and two mules. Convicts T N Atkinson serving life Luke Trammell serving 25 years and Forrest Gibson serving 10 years attacked Smith as a plowing squad prepared for field work.
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Prison Farm
Tex
Felix Smith
Smith
T. N. Atkinson
Luke Trammel
Forrest Gibson
Prisoner Death After Saddle Fall and Shootout
Prisoners threw Smith from his saddle, disarmed him, and shot him to death with his two pistols. In Princes' Islands Turkey amazed worshippers report deacons and theology students shaved and hair cropped to comply with new Turkish army regulations. Manila Philippines May coal reserve noted in AP dispatch.
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Smith
Princes' Islands
Turkey
Faculty of Theology of
Princes’ Islands
Philippines
Manila
Wealth blocked in government field a decade long dispute
The government says the Uling Naga field has been blocked for 10 years with estimated reserves about 500000 tons valued at 2000000 dollars. Authorities caution the area remains under state control pending further approvals.
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Uling-Naga
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E. Atchison Street
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Ethel Hag~ener
Henrietta Lamm
Adeline Dallmeyer
Lee Street
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Nelilee Sevier
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West Hal Street
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Wade
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Eft
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Philadelphia
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Meeting of Rainbow Girls
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Clara Giertz
Victoria DeWyl
Bynka- Dee
Moreau River
C. A. Leedy, Jr
J. M. Clay
Pattsburg
William Hutson
Plattsburg
Howard Talbot
Nancy Adair
Theo Marie
Atlantic City
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Adams’ Street
Excelsior Springs
Malcolm B. Epstein
West Main
Ray Alexander
St. Louis
Missouri Hotel
Phil Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Clarence Rose
Three Musketeers
Municipal Opera
Fern Nave
Velma Lacy
Martha McManama
Mary Hendren
Virginia Wyble
Louise Davies
Frances Bryant
Genevieve Mitchell
Clara Trousdale
Ed. C. Hamlin
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Capital City
Telephone
Anew Press
Gloria Carter
Washington, D. C
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ST. Joseph
Wright
Pallas
Heinz Superior
Ige
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Lone Man
St. Martin’s Church
Elston, Mo
Diemler’s Cafe
AGP
BOKAR
Sulsa Peanut Butter
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Saar
G& Rolls
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Sunnyfield
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Wory
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