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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1949
Page
3
Mrs L V Woods and daughter Ruth Woods of Denver spent the weekend with Paris friends and dined at the Old Tavern after motor trips to Arrow Rock. They planned visits to California lake region Nevada and Neosho before returning via Kansas City and other points. Former Missouri residents the Woods entertained by Mr and Mrs Johnson of River Lane for a weekend visit.
Mrs. Paul Renz hosted a garden tea for the Council of Clubs at her River Lane home yesterday afternoon. Over 100 members attended and enjoyed a review of Cheaper By the Dozen by Mrs. J. D. James.
Memorial Baptist Church Ruth and Na Jasses hosted a Fathers Day fete at Recreation Center with a covered-dish supper. Honored were oldest father S. G. Braden and youngest Harold Barger. readings by Darlene Kirchgolff Don Bunch Virginia Gibson Jeane te Gibson Velma Elle. a duet by McKinney and Mrs dus. a playlet by Ruth Roark and Mrs Barger. Rev and Mrs Gibson were toasted on their forthcoming 11th anniversary. attendees included Gibsons Lloyd Hire and many others.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks met with Local Sunday evening in the press room at the Missouri hotel. They heard reports from the Lebanon state convention, heard brief talks by Theodore Engelbrecht and Mr Lamb, and decided to disband for July and August before the regular September meeting. Several members went on vacation to Tweedie’s on the Lake of the Ozarks and other families planned trips to Colorado Springs and Denver.
Kathryn Hosmer, a former student at Jefferson City, and E. Allen were married at the Courty Christian church in Kansas City by Rev. Warren Grafton. Hosmer is a senior at University of Missouri School of Journalism. Allen is st indre in the College of Agriculture. The ceremony was followed by supper and informal entertainment.
Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Willard Strange of 100 Lincoln and Carol Ann DeBroeck, with Patty remaining for the week. Orimever and deasy and L Drive were guests as well, while Mr. and Mrs. Q bruised as a couple were noted in the social note.
Eleanore Willum at St Marys Boulevard hosted a miscellaneous shower for Frances Aniweiler who will wed Art Bowen on June 30. Guests included Miss Virginia Eller and Miss Evelyn Colsette. Prizes were awarded after bingo games. Close of the evening featured a light supper.
Miss Laura Duerickel was honored at an evening party hosted by Miss Torothy LeHew and Mrs. Clara Baker at a Legion Home. Mrs. Iva Dyball, soon to wed Stanley Ward of Kansas City, attended as a guest. Guests enjoyed bridge, rummy, and pinochle with prizes awarded to Lydia Otte, Mttle Vaughan, Elsie Enmeyer, and Mrs. Edwards amid garden flower bouquets.
A quirky plea from a writer to Sue laments separation while touting Kellogg's All Bran as the cure for constipation. The note mixes personal confession with a public health pitch, claiming the bran diet brings relief and regularity, then returns to longing for reconciliation.
A Trinity Lutheran Senior Walther League group of 36 members and visitors spent the day at the State Recreation Park on the Lake of the Ozarks. An 7 am church service opened the activities before swimming boating and horseback riding. Separate notes tell of travel and visits by local families including the Kaufmanns Solheims Hunzikers and Huno ker households with border details from nearby towns.
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