Social Evening Bridges Prize Winners Named
Mrs James E Kunkler visiting from Middletown Chico hosted a dessert and bridge gathering Wednesday at her mother Mrs James A Potter on Moreau Drive. Prizes went to Miss Ruth Jones Mrs BE E Dittbrunner Miss Mary B Jones and Mrs Chester Platt. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hard Cook and Mrs J Pemberton Gordon Jr left for St Louis Wednesday to meet Lieutenant Gordon arriving on leave from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Kunkler
Middletown
Chico
James A. Potter
Moreau Drive
Ruth Jones
BE. E. Dittbrenner
Mary B. Jones
Chester Platt
Lewis
Hard Cook
J. Pemberton Gordon Jr
St. Louis
Lieutenant Gordon
New York
Billie Martin
Ethel Stone
Helen
West High Street
L. B. Pratt
J. Milton Stewart
Helen. Rost
Fred Vogel, Jr
Vernon Gordon
West Main Street
Louis Dulle
Ted Heidrich
H. J. Sturm
Jane Smith
Bridge Club
Cottage ‘Lane
Herbert Glen
George
McCluskey
Leon Levy
Jayne Wansker
Bosston
Massachusetts
Farewell Party For Miss Bonnie Hill
Miss Bonnie Hill leaves early next week for Kansas City as friends Miss Elizabeth Blunt and Meta Johannaber host a farewell gathering on East Capitol Avenue. Bridge and rummy with prizes crown the evening. guests include Miss Gertrude Stokely Miss Iva Harris Mrs James Stewart and Miss Rosa Lind Poindexter. Dessert features a patriotic red white and blue theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Blunt
Meta Johannaber
East Capitol Avenue
Bonnie Hill
Kansas City
Gertrude Stokely
Iva Harris
James Stewart
Rosalind Poindexter
Miss Hill
Surprise Dinner For Mrs Roy Elliott
Mrs Roy Elliott was surprised with a dinner party and housewarming at her new home on Hayselton Drive hosted by members of the Ladies Society of the 8 of L F and E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Elliott
Hayselton Drive
Ladies Society of the
8 of L F and E
Sewing pattern 429 offers summer apron and flowers
The notice promotes pattern No. 429 with sizes 32 through 46 and 234 yards of 35 inch material for size 34. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to Jefferson City News and Tribune Today’s Pattern Service in New York to receive the pattern, plus order a Summer Fashion issue for 25 cents containing over 100 new patterns and sewing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City News and Tribune
7Th Avenue
New York
N. Y
Streamline Your Legs Into Trim Shape By Cycling This Summer
Fitness column urges cycling as a fun, effective method to slim thighs. It cites Hollywood starlets, notes cycling can be borrowed or rented, and encourages readers to ride on the open road to shed pounds this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Adele Mara
New Picture
Local social notes and bridge club updates
The page lists a string of social gatherings and guest visits including bridge clubs at Jefferson Heights and Immaculate Conception Church, prizes awarded to frequent players, new members welcomed, and a seven pound daughter born at St Marys Hospital. It also notes visits from Chicago guests, travel from Independence Missouri, and residents moving to Jefferson Heights Apartments. Other items mention Camp Blanch Florida visit by Le Freide Pheins and a Boston visitor Miss Jayne Wansker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Conpage
W. High
Independence
Missouri
St. Mary’ S Hospital
Immaculate Conception Church
Ben Steinman
High Street
St. Marys Hospital
Lucy Anna Hegenhoff
Church Circle Meetings and Rummage Sale Schedule
The Ladies Social Circle of the Baptist Church meets Friday at 2 30 in the church with Mrs Ed Sandloft and Mrs R E Enloe as hosts A Gleaners Class gathering with Misses Charlotte and Agnes Langerhans at 209 West Dunklin The Parker Sunday School Class plans a covered dish supper Friday evening with Mrs Joy McDaniel at 611 School St The WMF of Park Baptist Church meets Friday evening in church parlors Westminster Circle Presbyterian plans a rummage sale in the church basement Saturday morning Also notes Montecristi Ecuador known for hat making for 300 years and that fifty four business blocks in Little Rock Arkansas have been rat proofed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Pattors
Ed Sandloft
R. E. Enloe
Evangelical Church
Charlotte
Agnes Langerhans
West Dunklin
Parker
Joy McDaniel
Westminister Circle
Olj Presbyterian Church
Club Notes From County Groups and Clubs
U S Army Mothers of Cole County meet at o'clock tonight in the Service Men's Center with a musical program. Hawthorn Garden Club all day meeting and covered dish lunch Monday at 11 a.m. Mrs. Scott Peters, 826 Fairmount Boulevard. Bring silver. Lioness Ladies host 12 30 luncheon and bridge Friday at Lotus Lantern. Hostesses are Mrs. E H Rasberry, Mrs. Jack Trimble and Mrs. Ben Markway. Jefferson City Country Club golf teams host first dinner in a series Tuesday June 29 at the Club. Frank C Ferguson calls district meeting Sunday June 27 at 1 p.m. at Tipton. all posts urged to attend due to war conditions. Jelich Rebekah Lodge meets 7 45 this evening in Odd Fellow Hall. delegates report. Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority meets 7 45 this evening with Mrs Wade Hampton 1303 East Dunklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Mothers
Cole County
Service Men’s Center
U. S. Army
Hawthorn Garden Club
Scott Peters
Fairmount Boulevard
E. H. Rasberry
Jack Trimble
Ben Markway
Jefferson City Country Club
Yanks Abroad Offer Language Classes In Europe
In London AP reports new pre invasion measures include organizing many language classes for American soldiers. Emphasis rests on French and German with additional courses in Spanish Italian Portuguese Polish and Russian to prepare men for combat areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Two Captains Lead Language Program Plan
The phonograph instruction system is used in a program led by Captain Clarence Linton of New York and Captain Daniel S. Shank of Cincinnati. Linton, on leave from Columbia University Teachers College, was director of personnel. Shank was assistant dean at University of Cincinnati Teachers College. The project aims to supply more than 14,000 railroad tank cars full of peanut oil by 1943 to meet farm goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Linton
New York
Daniel S. Shank
Cincinnati
Linton
Columbia Univer
Sity Teachers’ College
Captain Shank
University of Cincinnati Teacher's College
U. S
Toepperweins Tour Hits Rationing Scarcity
The Toepperwins on their 43rd exhibition tour visit 70 service camps but rationing cuts a key act. Adolph age 73 and Elizabeth 60, famed marksmen, now use clay targets as props instead of shooting tomatoes. They reside at Casa Lometa on a 2500 acre Leon Springs ranch near San Antonio. Production of petroleum liquids may be limited due to pipeline prorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Toepperweins
Adolph Toepperwein
Elizabeth
Casa Lometa
Leon Springs
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. J. Tietjen
Fairmount
Leesville
Louisiana
Ernest J. Tietjen, Jr
U. S. Armored Division
Camp Polk
E. B. Farmer
Cedar City
Meek W. Farmer
Vista Place
Mrs
Alicia Hartner
Hban
C. Hees
Howard Griggs
Charles Mendershausen
Jack Eliott
Jackie Sue
Chicago
Elliotts
Clytie Swanner
Jefferson Heights Bridge Club
C. W. Hodes
Mesdames
Maurice Hagen
E. x. NeNamara
Freide Pheins
Camp Blanch Florida
Pi Vate Warren Green
Missouri Hotel
F. A. McQueary
Jefferson Heights
McQueary
Oqberman Company
Williams
Cherry Street
Dick Wiliams, Jr
Magnolia Hospital
Burbank
California
Lockheed Company
Bur
Antonilda Hagenholf
Harold Wegman
Park Baptist Chursch
Montecristi
Ecuador
Little Rock
Ark
Jayne
America
Acta
Loretta Reed
Rathskeller
Frank C. Ferguson
American Legion
Tipton
Jelich
Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority
Wade Hampton
East Dunklin
Leslie Brooks
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Otto
Ene
Eastern Regional Research Laboratory
Dept. of Agriculture
Latakia
P. Lonitlard
Sammy Kaye
KMOX
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