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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1947

Page

2

Y W A of First Baptist Church Hosts Radio Breakfast

The Y W A of First Baptist Church held a radio breakfast at Lotus Lantern Tea Room on Sunday. A Southern Baptist Summer Camp program for the Young Women's Auxiliary from Ridgecrest North Carolina was broadcast. Twenty four members and guests attended with special guests including Mrs R L Bolen W M U president and others from St Louis Phoen ix Arizona.

First Baptist Lotus Lantern Southern Baptist Ridgecrest N. C R. L. Bolen W. B. Elder James Heaton Carolyn Wren St. Louis Try McCubbin Phoen Unix Ariz Norma Jean John Mary Elizabeth Gibler Doris McCubbin

Fashion pattern notice for dress and bolero

Advertises pattern No 8146 for a bare back dress with scallop brim and optional bolero. Details sizes 11 to 18, fabric yardage 2 3 yards of 35 or 3a inch plus bolero yardage. Send 25 cents and name, address, size to Sue Burnett Jefferson City News-Tribune New York address.

Household Tips From A Vintage Lunch Table

Household helps sauerkraut juice as an invigor ating first course at dinner and suggests serving it straight or with lemon. Cleaning spinach involves warm water and two pans, lifting leaves between pans. Pressing dark wool uses a piece of dark wool and a damp cloth. Make gravy paste by shaking flour and water in a jar. Keep cheese heat low to melt and blend. School lunch workers plan canning for next year during summer. Always turn a broom to wear bristles evenly.

Hawthorn Garden Club Meeting at Oak Knoll Hosts and Hints

The Hawthorn Garden Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Joe Raithel’s Oak Knoll. Forty seven members and three guests attended with group singing, a luncheon, and a paper on climber and rambler vases. Awards for rambler specimens went to Mrs. Cielus Pope and Mrs. Thomas E. Whitecotton, while junior gardeners reports highlighted memory park plantings and bed care.

Hawthorn Garden Club Joe Raithel Oak Knoll George Lord Toenches E. D. Buell Cielus Pope Thomas E. Whitecotton A. B. Cowley Carol Jean Moreau Jo Ann Heidbreder Nancy Kaufman Mary Avery Joanne Kohrman Sheila Ross Harriet Kallenbach Carol Jean Sanders

Compliment Daughter On Fifth Birthday

Mr and Mrs Michael A Rackers entertained a group of children with a party honoring their daughter Michele Sue who celebrated her fifth birthday at their home on Swifts Highway Saturday afternoon A fish pond with many prizes was the center of attraction after which refreshments which included a birthday cake were served to 13 guests and the honoree Mrs Rackers was assisted by Mrs Pat Mahoney Mrs H B Rackers and Mrs Frances Tipton

Michael A. Rackers Michele Sue Swifts Highway

Recent Bride Honored At Dessert Party

Mrs. Arthur H. Hemmel hosted a dessert party and miscellaneous shower at her West Main Street home Saturday afternoon for Mrs. John Hughes Brown formerly Miss Mary Ruth Diemler. Out of town guest Mrs. J Roger Farrell of Fulton attended and four bridge tables awarded prizes to several guests. Mrs. E A Duensing will toast at the Missouri Music Teachers Association luncheon in the Colonial Room at the Tiger Hotel in Columbia during the 42nd annual convention.

Queen Ambrose John F. Ambrose West Miller Gail M. Hamill, Jr G. M. Hamill Glendale Calif First Baptist Church James F. Heaton Carl Burker Paul Rich Robert D. Stockton Edward Pope Kathleen Thompson Winston W. Ambrose Edward Pape Ambrose John L. Ambrose Vera Carpenter E. K. Payne Earl Frank Iathleen Thompson Urey California Yellowstone National Park Central Missouri State College Beta Sigma Phi Glendale High School City College Delta Mu Fraternity Hamill Arthur Pendleton Columbia W. L. Leslie Jack Leslie Russellville Eagar Scott Eugene Havner Parish Oakwood Drive Lula Mae Grass Lloyd Brinkman Perryville Ed Huss Nell Pool Jilida Taylor Lillian Williams Arthur H. Hemmel West Main Street John Hughes Brown Mary Ruth Diemler J. Roger Farrell Fulton William Bret Anton Diem Jer Thomas Leon Brown Anne Diemler E. A. Duensing Moreau Drive Missouri Music Teachers Association Tiger Hotel John Hughes Brown St. Louis Anton Diemler East McCarty C.¥. Brown

Women's Club Picnics and Plans At Park

The Business and Professional Women met at McClung Park for a pot luck supper with thirty five attendees. A past presidents committee will work with the city park board to aid park improvements. The club supports the National Federation of Public Affairs program and Mary Ann Ranger was named chair of the International Relations Committee. A St Louis Opera trip was announced for Friday June 27.

McClung Park Violet Peukert Ione Whitaker Olivia Buersmeyer City Park Board National Federation of Public Affairs Mary Ann Ranger Frankye Darracott St. Louis Imade Municipal Opera

Evening Party At Barnes Home On Meadow Lane

Mr and Mrs Al Barnes entertained friends at their Meadow Lane home Sunday evening. The decor featured garden flowers and three card tables awarded prizes to Mrs Robert Hamilton, Mr and Mrs Vincent Beckl and Leo Michels. Refreshments were served after the games.

al Barnes Meadow Lane Robert Hamilton Vincent Beckl Leo Michels

Euphrosyne Club Noon Picnic at Memorial Park

The Euphrosyne Club held a noon picnic at Memorial Park for its last meeting of the season. Miss Mary Ann Buchanan attended as an additional guest and Mrs. Q O Stegmaier and Mrs. F F Russell were welcomed as new members. Eight members were present and Binga was enjoyed throughout the afternoon. House guests and visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jack A Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H Sharp, Mrs. W A Lumpkin, Mrs. L Earl Lumpkin, and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Allebach, with Judge Agnes Mae Wilson returning to the Jefferson Heights apartments after a Bast.

Euphrosyne Club Memorial Park Mary Ann Buchanan Qo.c. Stegmaier F. F. Russell Binga Jack A. Stanford North Circle Drive Robert H. Sharp Ann Ambor, Mich

Compliments Son On Seventh Birthday At Cedar City Party

Mrs. Ralph Basnett hosted a Friday afternoon birthday party for her son J. R. turning seven. Guests included Mary Ann Boyer Carolyn Sue Lindy Cardwell Darrell Danny Gordon Jancie Hickoff Novak David Hickman Shar on Larry Mantle Roy Koff ker Minnie Ellen Billy Gene Wyrick. Helpers listed. later notes mention Ladies Society of the B. of iL. F. and E. meeting at 2780 o'clock. Mr and Mrs C S Hudson hosted Rev Britton Taylor of Kansas City for a weekend visit.

Ralph Basnett Cedar City J. R Mary Ann Boyer Carolyn Sue Lindy Cardwell Darrell Danny Gordon Jancie Hickoff Novak David Hickman Sharon Larry Mantle Roy Koffker Minnie Ellen Billy Gene Wyrick Basnett John Koffkey Clark Gordon Clifford Mantle J. B. Basnett Ladies Society of the B. of C. S. Hudson West Main Britton Taylor Kansas City

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