Entertains Class With Noon Luncheon at City Country Club
Luncheon at 12 30 preceded a Bridge and Golf afternoon for 25 ladies at SeEHerson City Country Club. Hostesses Mrs Eleanor Kavanaugh and Mrs Robert Dallmeyer led guests from Kansas City St Louis and Lexington. Prize winners named for golf. four bridge tables. Cole County Historical Society summer social planned at Foster McHenry home with tickets via Mrs Emmett P North. Sue McDonald Class hosted noonday luncheon for 26 at First Methodist Church with Rev Schmidtke guest speaker and farewells to Mrs Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeherson City Country Club
Eleanor Kavanaugh
Robert Dall- Meyer
Bryan Horner
Kansas City
Kate Wilsom
St. Louis
James Linton
Lexington
H. J. Taylor
Icar Raither
J. J. Wallendorf
Cole County Historical Society
Foster McHenry
Green Berry Road
Emmett P. North
North
Fred H. Tanner
Ben Czarlinsky
Carl Lange
Carl Brown
Henry LePage
J. Solon Maguire
William ' .Wallendorf
Sue McDonald
First Methodist Church
Benj. L. Schmidtke
Charmae
Hubert Wheeler
Carol
Tracy Dale
J. H. Stanley
Springfield
Oscar Schupp
Elliott
H. P. Hunter
Paul Schmidt
R. H. Dallmeyer
Marjorie Farmer
E. B. Farmer
Howers
William V. McEnelly
Schmidtke
P. F. Willis
Peidmont
Naomi Menteer
East
Luncheon Bridge Hostess Honored at Country Club
Miss Martha Ann Gordon hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon and bridge at the Country club yesterday honoring her house guests Miss Marian Whiting of Kansas City and Miss Dorothy Furman of Avonsdale South Carolina. Two bridge tables were played. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Holleroth visited their grandson in St. Louis, while other locals hosted guests and attended a game. ASK ABOUT OUR COLD RAY PERMANENTS at East End Beauty Shop with cold waves and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann. Gordon
Country Club
Marian Whiting
Kansas City
Dorothy Furman
Avonsdale
S. C
Hugo Holleroth
East High
St. Louis
Ralph Holleroth
John Stanley
George Schwartz
Jefferson Heights
Jerome Cushman
Keith
Sabha
Kan
Harry Rowland
Gail Jones
Moreau Drive
East End
E Bich
Luncheon at Colonial Tea Room for Out of Town Guest
Mrs. Hugh Waggoner hosted a luncheon bridge at the Colonial Tea Room honoring Mrs. Fred May of Hampton Virginia and her four children visiting at the Waggoner home. Garden flowers decorated the rooms. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. D K Marshall and Mrs. George Vanosdoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Waggoner
Lee
Colonial Tea Room
Fred May
Hampton
Waggoner
D. K. Marshall
George Vanosdoll
Mrs James Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Governor Hotel
Mrs Sam W James entertained her writing club and two guests Mrs B L Fowler of Denver and Mrs R D Fowler with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Governor Hotel yesterday. Prizes after the luncheon were awarded to Mrs Frank Newham and Mrs Joe Menefee with Mrs B L Fowler receiving the guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. James
West Main
B. L. Fowler
Denver
Colo
R. D. Fowler
Governor Hotel
Frank Newham
Joe Menefee
Mrs Prott Hosts Evening Bridge Club in St Louis
Mrs. Lee Prott of St Louis hosted her bridge club at her parents home 214 Cherry with guests Mrs Ben Howard and Mrs William Barnett. Dessert followed two tables of bridge with prizes to Mrs Robert Phillips Mrs Sam Bushman and Mrs Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Prott
St. Louis
Henry Adel
Cherry
Ben Howard
William Barnett
Robert Phillips
Sam Bushman
Howard
Mrs J J Corbett Hosts Luncheon With Prize Winners
Mrs J J Corbett entertained her club at a 1 pm luncheon at 811 East High yesterday. Pansy bowls decorated rooms and prizes went to Mrs Paul Barrett and Mrs Walter Bohling. Mrs P F Willis received a farewell gift as she plans to move to Piedmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Corbett
East High
Paul Barrett
Walter Bohling
P. F. Willis
Peidmont
Dependable Doers Adopt European Family
The Dependable Doers of the church of God met Monday evening with 11 members. They plan to send packages to the European family they adopted, obtaining the address through church channels. A packing committee was selected to prepare boxes during meetings. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Pearl Denney, Mrs. Margaret Gouge, and Mrs. Magdalene Goza, assisted by Miss Cecil Potts. Several packages have already been sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Ralph Walker
Europe
Pearl Denney
Margaret Gouge
Magdalene Goza
Cecil Potts
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Cole Historical Society
Grace Parker Williams
Everett
Wash
Alice’Parker
Historical Society
C. W. Ellis
Bell-ans
Double Money Bank
Bellans
Arnold Weiss
West McCarty
Mrs. Weiss
Ruth Swansey
Osceola, TK
Lydia E Pimmham
Farmer's
Farmer's Coal & Concrete Co
Hammon Baking CO
Miss Gordon
Monroe Street
Jesse N. Owens
Cook’s Paints
Madison
Bride
Robert Roling
Bernice Hoffmeyer
Catherine Hoffmeyer
Taos
St. Francis Xavier Church
Tea Room
Mrs. James
Mrs. Prott
B. Ll. Fowler
Marjorie Ann and
Dickie
Eliza Fowler
Monroe
RB. D. Fowler
Harold J. Kieffer
Valerie
Clinton
Town
Albert J. Meister
Madeline
Meister
Million Amos
Marsha Sue
J. M. Amos
Bridge Club
Bentley
Dorothy Bentley
John R. Elliott
Cecil C. Case, Jr
Louise Case
First Christian Church
W. P. Harman
Billye Hulinger
Ralph Stone
Ferne Jacobs
Mary Jane Sparr
Dan Tribble
Willie Niekamp
George Sanders
Helen Stuart
Anna Mae Hahn
Lee Sevier
Herbert Jacobs
Herman Sparr
J. P. Elliott
Case
RIN East High
William A. Reed
Karen
Hawtthorn
Calif
Am Pean
Aymond
Irwin
Richard Scheidt
Clara Backes
Franke Backes
St. Peters Church
Atlas Materials CO
Mildred Hartman
Miss Hartman
Knabbel
Jefferson
Leonard Bode
Edward
Chicago Road
Black Hills
Lead
S. Oak
Bode
Alfred Lind
Otis H. Manchester Jr
Webster Graves
Manchester
Jefferson City
Harry Jones
Bob
Tane
Robinson, Ir
Harry
Rowland
T. J. Menteer
Insulation Board
Nentwig Bros. Cash
Perseiy Sirb Ih
Sas
Textron
Jarman
Jarmen
Remley
Hugh Stephens
James A. Potter
Clig Scruggs
Cee National Bank OF
A Dallmeyer
W. L. Hager
Milo H. Walz
Elmer F. Meyer
W. Raithel
Frank Railton
T. Trust
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Walter A. Trippensee
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Examination and Supervision
Paul Bosch
Raymond Holleborth
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