Society Notes Highlight Desserts and Bridge Party
Mrs. Walter H. Bohling hosted a Tuesday afternoon dessert and bridge at her Moreau Drive home for club members and eight guests. Attendees included Mrs. F Morris Frisby, Mrs. Howard Cook, Mrs. John J. Weber and Grace Du Rand of Chicago, Misses Marguerite and A Bing ham visiting Mrs. Paul W. Barrett, Mrs. Ernest M. Tipton and Mrs. Cavell R Hewitt. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Tipton, Mrs. Oliver Bassman and Mrs. P F Willis. Mr. and Mrs. E K Hageman and daughters Irma and Nancy of St Louis were guests of Mrs. Emmett P North on Elmarine Ave, with the Hagemanns departing for Girl Scout Pin Oak Camp at Lake of the Ozarks. Mrs. William C Blair hosted recent house guests Mrs. Vilray P Blair of Texarkana, Arkansas, a former Missouri University classmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Bohling
Moreau Drive
F. Morris Frisby
Howard Cook
John J. Weber
Grace du Rand
Chicago
Marguerite and
A. Bingham
Springfield
Paul W. Barrett
Fernest M. Tipton
Cavell R. Hewitt
E. K. Hageman
Irma
Nancy
St. Louis
Emmett P. North
Elmarine Ave
Misses Hagemann
Pin Oak
Lake of the Ozarks
A. L. Wallace
Fair Mount Boulevard
Merrill Andrey
Dallas
Texas
D. J. Tripp
Gordon Ren
Nell Mansur
G. Crowe
Audrey
Dellas
Harry Rowland
R. L. Rose
A P. Menefee
Rose
John G. Toennes
Foster F. Games
Miss Bonnie Hill Leaves for Kansas City Honor Luncheon
Miss Bonnie Hill, bound for a Kansas City post next week, was praised at a Lotus Lantern luncheon hosted by the Secretary of State staff. Patricia Nacy led toasts. Gertrude Stokely introduced new department staff. guests included Mrs. Merrill Andrey and Mrs. Gordon Renfrow. bridge prizes went to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Hill
Kansas City
Secretary of Stater
Lotus Lantern
Patricia Nacy
Gertrude Stokely
Pattern No 8383 for children outfits offered
Advertisement describes Pattern No 8383 with sizes 1 to 4 years. Details include fabric yardage for romper dress slip and panties. Requests 13 cents plus 1 cent postage to Jefferson City News and Tribune for Today's Pattern Service at 106 7th Avenue New York. Also promotes Fashion summer issue with 100 new patterns for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cains
Jefferson City
Jefferson City News and Tribune, Today’s Pattern Service, 106 7Th Avenue
New York
N. Y
Mosquito Tent Remedies Mentioned In Stray Ad Note
A fragment mentions MOSQUITO tents and a product named Mexsana once marketed as BITES Mexican Hest Powder, suggesting wartime era or regional insect control advertising. No clear event or individuals are identifiable.
Church Circles Gather For Thursday Meetings
The Virginia Moon Circle of the Methodist Church meets at 1 PM Thursday for a picnic luncheon with Mrs. John A Williams at 1104 West Main. Miss Virginia Henwood co hosts. St Marys Circle of St Peters Church meets at 2 PM Thursday with Mrs A B Rackers at 615 Michigan. The Mary Carrington Circle of the Christian Church meets at 7:30 PM this evening in the church parlors with hostesses Grace Warburton Emma Crosby and E E Brocksteck. The Gleaners Class of the Evangelical Church meets Thursday evening at 8 with the Misses Chanelle and Agnes Langerhans at 209 West Dunklin. The Parker Sunday School Class of the Baptist Church holds a 6:30 PM Friday covered dish supper with Nits Paul McDaniel at 611 Scheel Street. The WMF of Park Baptist Church meets 8 PM Friday in the church parlors. St Elizabeth Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church meets 2 PM Thursday with Mrs Frank Bruemmer on St Louis Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Moon
The
Methodist Church
John A. Williams
West Main Street
Virginia Henwood
St. Marys Circle
St. Peters
A. B. Rackers
Michigan Street
Mary Carrington
Christian Church
Grace Warburton
Emma Crosby
E. E. Brocksteck
Evangelical Church
Chanelle
Agnes Langerhans
West Dunklin
Parker
Baptist Church
Paul McDaniel
Scheel St
WMF
Park Baptist Church
St. Elizabeth Circle
Colorful Lemon Gelatin Luncheon Salad
A recipe for a vivid luncheon salad molded in lemon gelatin. It combines beets cabbage green pepper and onion with a light vinegar salt mix, then sets in individual molds and unmolds onto crisp lettuce with margarine and egg slices as garnish.
Club Notes from U S Army Mothers and Local Clubs
U S Army Mothers of Cole County meet at 2 o clock Thursday in the Service Men's Center with a musical program. Allegria Club dessert luncheon at 2 15 Thursday with Ars E Blaser at 1114 East High. Ese Veitch Rebekah Lodge meets at 745 Thursday evening in the Odd Fellow Hall with delegates reports. S W R Social Club holds Dienie luncheon Thursday at one at McClung Park. Mrs H V Knight and her visiting daughters Sue Ellyn and Shirley Ruth from Neadesha are visiting her parents on West McCarty. Mrs Wiliam Lone hosted Prisolla Club gathering Tuesday afternoon. Dolores Ann Cooper and Russell Lawrence visit grandparents on Jefferson street before traveling to Salisbury to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Hallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Cole County
Service Men‘s Center
I. S. Army
Allegria Club
Ars E. Blaser
East High Street
Ese
Veitch Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
H. V. Knight
Sue Ellyn
Shirley Ruth
Neadesha
Kans
J. Mili Shockley
West McCarty Street
Wiliam Lone
Prisolla Club
Madison Street
Lee
Dolores Ann Cooper
Russell Lawrence
J. J. Cooper
Jefferson Street
Salisbury
Charles Hallman
Gingerbread Cookies Boost Iron With New Orleans Molasses
Household hints praise New Orleans molasses as a rich iron source for youngsters meals with gingerbread cookies and other baked goods. It notes molasses is a top iron food and suggests keeping a molasses pitcher for cakes pies and cereals. American farmers forecast six million acres of flaxseed in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ted
Queen Wilhelmina Visits Roosevelts at Hyde Park
The White House says President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands at Hyde Park on Sunday in a social visit. The queen, returning to Ottawa after a stay in Ottawa, was accompanied by Elco van Kleffens and George van Teis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
The
Netherlands
Ottawa
I Eelco van Kleffens
George van Teis
Hyde Park
Wilhelmina
Roosevelt
Churchill
Britain
Will of John G. Lonsdale leaves Peaceful Valley to Sisters of Mercy
The late John G. Lonsdale of St Louis dies in Hot Springs Ark leaving 60 acres in Garland County to be used eventually by the Catholic Sisters of Mercy. His widow Mrs Marie Stew Lonsdale will receive the property with a life of the son John G. Lonsdale Jr after her death the land goes to the Sisters of Mercy for a retreat. The will also leaves equal shares of the remainder to Mrs Lonsdale the son and two daughters Mrs Aileen Lonsdale Ramsey and others. The estate’s value is not yet estimated. Metallic photographs note ends with a historical reference on early photographic processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lois
John G. Lonsdale
Peaceful Valley
Garland County
Ark
Sisters of Mercy
Lonsdale
Marie Stew Lonsdale
John G. Lonsdale, Jr
St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad
Hot Springs
Arkis
Aileen Lonsdale Ramsey
Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Company
Catholic Union to Meet in St. Louis in September
The Catholic Union of Missouri and the National Catholic Women's Union Missouri Branch announce their annual convent to be held in St. Louis on September 19 20 and 21. Rev Joseph A Vogelweid moderator of the Catholic Union Miss Anna Krohmeyer of 201 E McCarty and many Catholic men and women societies in the area and Cole County are affiliated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
I Catholic Union
Isouri
National Catholic Women’s Union
Missouri
Joseph A. Vogelweid
St. Peter's Church
Jefferson City
Catholic Union
Anna Krohmeyer
E. McCarty
Cole County
Women to Buy Bombers in National Campaign
The General Federation of Women's Clubs announced a national Buy A Bomber campaign to raise funds for a fleet of bombers aimed at Japan. President Mrs. John L. Whitehurst said state federations will raise money for heavy, medium, and fighter planes, with bond purchases supplementing direct buys and each aircraft named for its buying district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jime
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Federation
Japan
Whitehurst
General Federations of Women‘s Clubs
Again Tries To Save Stephan
Washington reports Nicholas Salowich counsel for Max Stephan a Detroit restaurant operator under sentence to hang on treason. He said today he is seeking a stay of execution from the Supreme Court pending a new appeal to that court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Washington
Nicholas Salowich
Max Stephan
Detroit
Supreme Court
Bus Crash on Highway 26 Injures 26 in Oklahoma
Twenty six passengers were injured when a Greyhound bus left Highway 26 north of Picher Oklahoma, hit a creek bed after a front tire blew out. Driver J T Mitchell, from Springfield Missouri, was uninjured. Among the injured are C B Breedlove of Haskell Texas with possible internal injuries and Mrs Pearl Sampey of Springfield Missouri with pelvic injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perjiman
Siloam Springs
Tom Proctor
Greenfield, Co
Oiho Cockman
Thayer
Recommend Funds For Flood Damage
Washington June 28 The house flood control committee approved legislation authorizing expenditure 310.000.0080 for repair of flood damaged sections. Chairman Whittington said no recommendation on repair sites, leaving decisions to army engineers discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Flood Control Committee
Whittington
D Amis
Army Engineers
Rationing Goes To The Dogs In Wartime Martinsburg
In Martinsburg area rationing drives locals to foraging dogs and shopping restrictions. McDonald reports six weeks of dog pack raids injuring 6 of 21 farm dogs and he has killed seven to protect stock. Clothing purchases in Britain have been cut by half over two years of rationing, totaling about NOH,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. VA
Panhandle
D.C. McDonald
McDonald
Britain
Housewives Told Not To Postpone Shopping For Stamps
The Office of Price Administration urges housewives to spread out use of KL M and N red stamps expiring next Wednesday to avoid last minute shopping rush. Waiting near deadline reduces availability of meats fats oils and cheeses. July validity dates for red stamps will be announced soon along with blue stamps for processed foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Ning
New Deal Muddling May Starve Nation
A Republican congressman from Ohio on the food study committee warned the bread supply may fail without immediate OPA corn ceiling revisions. He claimed thousands of bakeries and war production plants could close if ceilings remain unchanged. In Melbourne, an unrelated casting call drew 600 applicants for a film showing twisted noses and pale faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ative Jr
Ohio
Congressional Food Study
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Melbourne
Australia
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William C. Blair
706
Broadway
Vilray P. Blair
Texarkana
Arkansas
University of Missouri
Robert Mitchell
Jeane
M Jesse
W. Blythe
Forest Hill
Patricia Mitchell
Pin Oak Camp
E. E. Stringfield
Ann Millikan
St. Marys Hospital
J. H. Hobbs
Boonville Road
Webster Groves
Ben Clayton
Orville H. Schulte
Bud Holleworth
Lucene Veitch
Veitch
J. W. Link
Arthur Busch
Carl Blackwell
E. Wm. Decker
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Inj
Ralph Asel
Nelie Barnhart
Fairmont Boulevard
South Dakota
Rapid City
Black Hills
Mr. Barnhart
Louisville
Kentucky
Howard Darling
Mary Louise
Normandie
Frank Eveler
Berry Street
Mary Miles
Ohio Street
M Ernestine Brumley
Jana Hassler
Fred Abel
Rita Kay Ha
J. du. Abel
Elizabeth Abel
Carter
Hye
Post-Tribune
McClung Park
Queen Wilhelmina
Roosevelts
Conoco
Conoco Nia Oil
Continental Oil Company
Conocon
New Deal
Nation
Usly Men
Em ‘St.Joseph
Lydis E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Coca-Cola
Ae Eerin
Coca-Cola Company
Moerschel Products Company
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