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Newspaper

Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1968

Page

11

Educational secretaries elect 1968 69 officers

The Jefferson City Public Schools Association of Educational Secretaries met at Memorial Park for a June gathering with a picnic. Miss Lois Nichols led a table prayer as Mrs. Phyllis Scholle was elected president, with Marjorie Bottermuller, Gay Hawley, and Jean Adams named vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively.

Jefferson City Public Schools Association of Educational Secretaries Memorial Park Lois Nichols Evelyn Lin Phyllis Scholle Marjorie Bottermuller Gay Hawley Jean Adams Norma Riecman Norma Stone

Hints by Heloise readers share home care tips

Readers offer practical household advice from rug edging to using meat trays as ceiling coverings. Contributions cover rug edge trimming for durability, repurposing trays for soundproof ceiling panels, and humorous reflections on post-cleaning expectations.

Heloise Hugh Berry

Exquisite Needlecraft Patterns and Books Offered

A collage of needlecraft items is advertised including Pattern 7457 a turquoise and gold bird design. pricing 50 cents per pattern with 15 cents extra for mailing. Various catalogs list dozens of projects from quilts to afghans and a new Instant Sewing book. Orders to News Tribune Co. Needlecraft Dept New York NY 10011 with name address size style number.

Alice Brooks News Tribune Co Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Tumbo Needlecraft Marian Martin West 18Th St New York N. Y Intant Ewing

BSP Chapter wraps year with potluck and tours

Theta Preceptor Beta Sigma Phi held the final 1967 68 meeting at Mrs. George Robinson home 1413 Dixon Drive. Husbands invited for cookout and potluck. Retiring president Mrs Joe Haynes presided. Miss Marjorie Lister announced committees for the coming year and Homes Tour plans for Sunday June 30. Guest speaker Mrs Frank Railton reviewed At Wits End by Erma Brombeck and highlighted married life anecdotes. First fall meeting set for Sept 10.

Theta Preceptor Beta Sigma Phi George Robinson Dixon Drive Joe Haynes Marjorie Lister Bonnie Bailey Frank Railton Wits End Erma Brombeck

Susan Rose honored at kitchen shower before wedding

Miss Susan Rose was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Thomas Vossen and Miss Carol Scruggs. Twelve guests attended at the Vossen home, 1502 E High St, with Mrs. Thomas Rose and Mrs. Orus Wilson assisting. Miss Rose and Larry Wilson plan to marry at 2 p.m. on June 29 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Susan Rose Thomas Vossen Carol Scruggs Vossen E. High St Miss Rose Larry Wilson St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

Linda Stark Honored At Bridal Shower

Miss Linda Stark was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Linda Brown in the home of Mrs. William G. Brown at 610 Belmont Drive. Games and prizes filled the evening, gifts were opened, and refreshments were served. Stark will marry Marvin Proctor in July.

Linda Stark Linda Brown William G. Brown Belmont Drive Miss Stark Marvin Proctor

Mt Hope Club Gives Bandages to Cancer Society

Mt Hope Extension Club hosted by Mrs 3 R Betts with co hosts Miss Josephine Landwehr and Mrs Henry Le Page. Thirteen members answered roll call sharing recipes. The group reported 288 cancer bandages donated to the Cancer Society and set a family night pot luck for Saturday at 6 p.m. Guests included Lisa and Julie Schnieders Cheryl Beverly and Steven Duncan.

Mt. Hope Club Cancer Society 3. R. Betts Mt. Hope Josephine Landwehr Henry LePage Frank Landwehr The Richard Burger Lisa and Julie Schnieders Cheryl Beverly Steven Duncan

Miller Family Returns From Canadian Trip

Mr and Mrs Robert S Miller and children Rick and Sandy have returned home to 2211 Marilyn Drive after vacationing in Canada Niagara Falls and touring the Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan They visited Mrs Miller s sister Mrs J F Nugent and family in Okemos Michigan during the trip.

Robert S. Miller Rick Sandy Marilyn Drive Canada Niagara Alls Ford Museum Dearborn Mich Miller Mrs. Miller J. F. Nugent Okemos

Jobe and Wells vow at First Baptist Church

Miss Patty Marie Jobe became the bride of Jerry William Wells in a 3 pm ceremony at First Baptist Church in California. The Rev. Tommy Barrett officiated a double ring ritual with organist Mrs. Jerry Jobe and singer Mrs. James Campf. The couple's families and wedding party are named with detailed roles. The bride, a 1967 California High School graduate, works for the VA. the groom, a 1965 graduate, will be a Westminster College senior this fall.

Patty Marie Jobe Jerry William Wells First Baptist Church California Albert W. Jobe Ott Wells Tommy Barrett Jerry Jobe James Campf Vincent Imhoff Vicki Jobe Pilot Grove Suzy Meyer Gary Wells Carol Campf Russell Clennin Don Gray Frank Jobe Paul Clennin Nick Clennin California High School Division of Veterans Affairs Westminster College Fulton

Susan Price and John Owens to Be Honored

Mr and Mrs James W Owens Jr of Morriston Arkansas host a rehearsal dinner at Jefferson City Country Club at 8 30 p m honoring their son St John Matthews Owens and Miss Susan Kiple Price. Dr and Mrs C William Meinershagen and Mr and Mrs Russell Rinktin host a luncheon at the same club for the bridal party and guests. Miss Price and Lt Owens wed at 7 50 p m Saturday at First United Presbyterian Church.

Susan Price John Owens James W. Owens Jr Morriston, Ark St John Matthews Owens Susan Kiple Price Jefferson City Country Club C. William Meinershagen Russell Rinktin Miss Price Lt. Owens First United Presbyterian Church

Shower honors Miss Jeanne Tucker before July wedding

Mrs. Edmund Upséhulie hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Jeanne Tucker daughter of Mrs. Nan Tucker at 631 East High Street. Refreshments followed games and gift opening. Hostess helpers included Mrs. Nan Tucker and Mrs. W. H. Schlueter. Miss Tucker and Steve Schlueter plan to marry July 13.

Edmund Upséhulie Jeanne Tucker Nan Tucker E. High St Nan Tuckker W. H. Schlueter Miss Tucker Steve Schlueter

Women church notes mark Circle Three dessert luncheon

Mrs. Arthur Johnson presided at Trinity Lutheran Circle Three meeting with plans to celebrate the circle’s 50th anniversary in September. Vicar Kresge discussed a modern version of the Lord’s Prayer and Nicene Creed. A thank you from Anna Beck of the Lutheran Community Center was read, along with Rev. Bartling’s note thanking the circle for greetings and interest in Life’s Involvement with Korea.

Arthur Johnson Circle Three Trinity Lutheran Church Ronald Kresge Anna Beck Lutheran Community Center St. Louis Bartling Korea

Esther circle meeting at First Christian Church noted

The Esther and Elizabeth groups met in Fellowship Hall and East Parlor with 15 members and guests including Mrs. Madge Pavitt. Desserts were served by Mrs. Stadler and Todd. Devotion and lessons focused on The Tithe and Japan’s modern changes. The church plans a picnic at Ellis-Porter Park on June 26.

Histher Circle First Christian Church Fellowship Hall Madge Pavitt Charles Stadler Hazel Todd June Scott Wiliam Howard Elizabeth Group East Parlor Walter Price Church Women United Eulah Baker Japan C. FR. Watson Plcnse Ellis-Porter Park

St Annes Circle Hosts Luncheon Plans Benefit Events

Mrs. Glen Harding hosted 16 members and five guests at 1821 Hayselton Drive. A business meeting set Holy Mass at 7 a.m. July 26 then breakfast at Weiss Diamond Restaurant. Notices include June 27 St Marys Hospital Ice Cream Social and Bazaar and July St Josephs Luncheon and Card Party for handicapped children’s education. Mrs Tailion reviewed Al Wits End by Erma Bombeck.

Glen Harding Hayselton Drive J. A. Vogelweid Gerard Poelker Frank Railton Carl Vogel Cliff Sehneiders Weiss Diamond Restaurant St. Mary’s Hospital St. Joseph's Church Frank Tailion Erma Bombeck

Hervey Family Visits Cox Household En Route to Kansas City

The Herveys and their children Chris Kim Bill and Jill visit Mrs William H Hervey I and Mr Mrs James W Cox at 1229 Esmerine. Dr Hervey will join his family this weekend as they travel to wake their home in Kansas City. He has been stationed at Ft. Lee Virginia.

William H, Hervey I Chris Kim Bill Jill James W. Cox Esmerine Hervey Kansas City Ft. Lee

Naomi Class Meets at Home of Mrs Fergu son

Memorial Baptist Church group of nine members and two visitors met at Mrs Helen Ferguson’s home. Opening prayer by Mrs Edith Dalstein and devotional by Mrs Mamie Casey from Leaves of Gold. Social hour followed. A family picnic is planned for Ellis Porter Park on July 18.

Memorial Baptist Church Helen Ferguson Charles Eukhind Carolani Edith Dalstein Mamie Casey

Show Me Views Film and NSA Dinner Installation

Members of Show Me Chapter National Secretaries Association and eight guests met at the Missouri Hotel for dinner and a program. Gideon Houser presented slides of Long May To Wave Our American Flag and a brief business meeting followed. Miss Margaret Tschappler reported on the Missouri Division meeting in Kansas City, where she was installed as Division Vice President. Special guests Miss Linda Roark, 1987 NSA scholarship winner, and Miss Janis Prenger, 1968 winner, plan to continue studies in secretarial and business training. Miss Tschappler conducted a candlelight installation for Show Me Chapter 1968-69 officers: Miss Beulah Bennett, president. Mrs. Hugh Shelton, vice-president. Mrs. Paul Gould, secretary. Miss Mary Skain, and more.

Show Me Chapter National Secretaries Association Missouri Hotel Margaret Tschappler Muehlebath Hotel Kansas City Missouri NSA Miss Tschappler Linda Roark Show Me Janis Prenger Beulah Bennett Hugh Shelton Paul Gould Mary Skain

Senior Citizens to visit club in Columbia

The Senior Citizens Club arranged a bus trip to Columbia for June 18 leaving at 10 30 a m. Local members will be guests of the Columbia club. Rev E W Berlekamp presided in the president's absence. A memorial tribute to J Wesley Hughes was reported. Travelogue covered Hawaii and Japan. Carry in dinner set for June 27 at Trinity School Cafeteria.

Columbia Senior Citizens Club Senior Citizens Club of Columbia E. W. Berlekamp John Rasp Union Hill Baptist Church J. Wesley Hughes Berlekamp He and Mrs. Berlekamp Hawaii Japan Hong Kong Grace Vaughan Lillian Kay Herman Weavers Myctle Vaughan Elizabeth Schneider Trinity School

Overeating topic at Capital TOPS meeting

Kathleen L. Baker spoke on overeating versus discomforts and lost pleasures at Capital TOPS Club No. 128. Betty Lorenz offered a dieting notebook resume with a Q&A. The group set the annual picnic for July 25 at Memorial Park with Jane Jerkins as chair. Marie Hemmel and Jane Jerkins tied for Queen for the Week. Linda Nelson was hostess.

Kathleen L. Baker Capital Tops Club No Betty Lorenz Memorial Park Jane Jerkins Marie Hemmel Jerkins Linda Nelson

Omega Club June Meeting Highlights and New Member

Mrs. William Dallmeyer, president, presided at the June Omega Club meeting held at the Ramada Inn. Mrs. Thomas Cheatham and Mrs. Keith Truesdale were introduced with Mrs. Truesdale becoming a member. Attestation from Evening Newcomers invites Omega to their loan on July 27. Couples Bridge set for Saturday at Josh's Restaurant. Mrs. Charles Prather named marathon bridge chairman.

William Dallmeyer Omega Club Ramada Inn Thomas Cheatham Keith Truesdale Truesdale Omega Charles Prather Marathon Bridge

North South bridge pair lead in Capital City event

In the Capital City Duplicate Bridge Club at Missouri Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Henry Polowy led North-South with 109 percent. East-West first went to Mrs. William Seibel and Miss Kathryn Huegel at 85. North-South second were Mrs. Gary Passey and Mrs. Arthur Koester at 86. H. J. Wallau and Charles Rast took third. East-West second went to Frank Miller and Charles Beale at 93. Dan Babcock and John Hensley were third in East-West. Evening average was 84 for North-South and West.

Henry Polowy Capital City Missouri Hotel William Seibel Kathryn Huegel Gary Passey Arthur Koester H. J. Wallau Charles Rast East West Frank Miller Charles Beale Dan Babcock John Hensley

Rudders Return From Three Week Vacation Trip

Mr and Mrs John Rudder and family of 14204 Moreau Drive have returned home after a three week vacation. They visited Mrs Rudder's parents Mr and Mrs W T Wing in Gainesville Georgia and Mrs Rudder's aunt Mrs H G Fannin in Panama City Florida.

John Rudder Moreau Drive Rudder W. T. Wing Gainesville Rudeder H. G. Fannin Panama City Fla

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