Women’s church notes and Callaway CWF meeting
Surreal note summarizing women’s church notes at Kee Miran meeting and upcoming quilting at Mrs. Ralph Bradley’s home. Callaway County Christian Women’s Fellowship annual meeting at Ham’s Prairie Christian Church with delegates from eight of ten churches. Donations to Church World Service include blankets and kits. gifts and bake sale items donated to Woothaven Learning Center.
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Callaway
Woothaven Learning Center
Columbia
Miss Ingram Weds James D Carney In Sikeston
Miss Beverly Jo Ingram and James D. Carney exchanged wedding vows Saturday at 2 p.m. in First United Methodist Church Sikeston. The Rev Joseph Wagner officiated the double ring ceremony with the couple stating vows to begin married life.
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Beverly Jo Ingram
James D. Career
First United Methodist
Church of Sikeston
Joseph Wagner
Showers honor brides elect with home tour and plans
Grefrath brides elect Leanne Misa Grefrath and Jerry Kraus host a bridal shower as they prepare for marriage on July 10 at St. Peter's Church. A Missouri Extension Council home tour showcased three kitchens including Berternt Mertens, Gerald Luebbering, and Andy Sutholt residences. Planning sets are available from the Extension Center in 2007 Industrial Dr. Future gatherings include a reception by Robert Deskins and Alice Faugke, with the Deskins wedding at First Christian Church. The article also notes weaving book release at Thomas Jefferson Library and details on gowns, attendants, and prior club meetings.
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University of Missouri Extension Council
St. Thomas &H Chr
Berternt Mertens
Gerald Luebbering
Andy Sutholt
Mrs Roark Elected President Of Police Wives Auxiliary
Mrs Ellen Roark was installed Tuesday night as president of the Jefferson City Police Wives Auxiliary at a dinner in Westgate Beataurant. Officers installed include Mrs Steve Welch vice president Burl Baker secretary and Mrs Ron Exbrecht treasurer. Mrs Robert Verslues outgoing president was in a taking officer. Each retiring officer won President Mrs Burl Baker representing the office they had held. Mrs Don Bowmen won the drawing for the table arrangement.
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Ellen Roark
Jefferson City Police Wives Auxiliary
Westgate Beataurant
Steve Welch
Burl Baker
Ron ‘Exbrecht
Robert Verslues
Don Bowmen
Flower Arrangers Meet in Fulton for Independence Day Event
The Flower Arrangers Study Group gathers in Fulton at 1 a m on July 4. They visit Mrs L K Adams on Lamar, tour Bert Lagenbach’s organic farm on Highway 54, and view the Whitmarsh Garden at the Churchill Memorial, Westminster College. Fulton members provide lunch at the United Church of Christ. Jefferson City members will serve breakfast from the west side.
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Fulton
L. K Adams
Lamar
Bert Lagenbach
Highway 54
Whitmarsh
Churchill Memorial
Westminster College
United Church of Christ
Jefferson City
Births At St Marys Hospital And Local Homes
Birth notices announce several newborns this week. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Clark of Ridgewood Drive Wednesday at St Marys Hospital. A vow to Mr and Mrs Glen Adrain of Overlook Drive Thursday at St Marys. A birth to Mr and Mrs Rerschal McGill in California. A birth to Mr and Mrs Frank Heulenbeck of Monroe Street Thursday at St Marys Hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Miler of Bit Marys Blvd Thursday at St Marys.
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Edward Clark
Ridgewood Dr
St. Mary's Hospital
Glen Adrain
St Mary's Hospital
Rerschal McGill
California
St Mary’s Hospital
Frank Heulenbeck
Monroe St
Paul Miler
Bt. Mary's Bivd
Omega Club Brdige Winners Named at Holiday Inn
Omega Club held at the Holiday Inn Downtown. Mrs Yarnell presided as meeting chair. Winners of the annual bridge marathon were announced with top pairs: Mary Backers and Doris Truesdale first. Sandy Sanders and Susan Sluyter second. Nancy Holley and Julia Caress third. Nina Johnson and Carolyn Wilsey fourth. Jackie Storey and Lea Finnegan fifth. Mauda McGeorge and Darlene Gerannemann sixth. Jane Byrd and Gloria Campbell seventh. Louise McNew and Ros Sisco eighth. Von Dollifield and Bethe PrattlerSlath received a prize. Bridge victors in the evening were Mrs William Senders and Mrs Fred Séamane. Queen for the week was Mrs Ellen Barth. queen for the month was Mrs Ot ere tciith. Kathryn Betirets served as reader. Mrs Heid Kvullerman led the Wednesday sight program.
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Mary Backers
Doris Truesdale
Sandy Sanders
Susan Sluyter
Nancy Holley
Julia Caress
Nina Johnson
Carolyn Wilsey
Jackie Storey
Lea Finnegan
Mauda McGeorge
Darlene Gerannemann
Jane Byrd
Gloria Campbell
Louise McNew
Ros Sisco
Parade of playful pets crib quilt pattern ad
An advertisement by Alice Brooks at News Tribune Needlecraft Dept offers Pattern 717 for crib quilts featuring playful pet themes like Pussycat and teddy bear. Each pattern costs fifty cents with twenty-five cents added for Air Mall handling, and requests include name address and pattern number.
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Air Mall
Alice Brooks
News Tribune Co
Needlecraft Dept
Chelsea Station
New York
Pattern Advertisement for Marian Martin Garments
A vintage sewing pattern notice explains toddler and child garments, with pattern numbers and yardage, offering 75 cents per pattern plus 3 cents for air mail. Send name address and ZIP to Marian Martin Pattern Dept at News Tribune Co New York for order details.
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Marian Martin
News Tribune Co
New York
N.Y
Ann Landers Advice on Sad Parents and Silent Replies
An Annie Landers column excerpt discusses readers asking how to handle sad parents who write or stop writing, the difficulty of ending relationships kindly, and the mystery of why friends fail to respond. The letter writer seeks guidance on maintaining goodwill while avoiding harmful or unhealthy ties.
Heloise hints on circular tablecloths and quick fixes
A reader shares a DIY method for turning a wide cloth into a precise circular tablecloth by trimming and stitching edges to form a neat round. The note includes advice on using a second cloth as a guide, finishing stitches, and lifting finished cloth with a fork for removal.
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Women’s Church Notes
Ke Miran
Hunziker
Cecil Ruithel
Ralfh Bradley
Giele
James Frasher
Fred Edperieht
Eleventh Circle
Bortesses
Mrs. Even
Mrs. Howard Gaffes
Miss Ingram
James D. Carney
Biz
Lynn Ingres
Sikeston
Zoo
Mra
Dile Carney
Carol Si
Wloyce Grefrath Grefrath
Leanne
Misa Grefrath
Jerry Kraus
St St. Peter’s Church
Tour
Industrial de
Deskins
Robert Deskins
Wes
Alice Faugke
Desking
Miss Faugke
First Christian Church
Eise Regensteener
Thomas Jefferson Library
Lengih Wit
Mise Cheryl Breeckman
Shrewsberry
Callen Coll
Robert Holliway Jr
Rockford, W
Coll
Ie DeNoma
Ine
Alle
Mrs. Roark
Police Wives
Mrs
Sua Nertieet
Omega Club
Holiday Inn
John Yarnell
Mark Cordell
Edward Storey
von Dollifield
Bethe PratBer
Slath
Bam Edgit
William Senders
Fred Séamane
Capital Tops
Judy Owes Wis
Ellen Barth
Otere Tciith
Mise
Kathryn Bétirets Reader
Heid Kvullérman
Wize
Ca Ba
Wowie Marti
Tweedie
Ann Landers
Aue
Aca Landére
Lilme
Beiter
Jetters
Jetter
Jedgmsa
Benéy
Heloise
Badr
Kacmilty
Dorothy Caron
Aingle
Kale Eral
Mr. J. Cole
Mit
Martha
Beloise
Fred Sweeney
Rébise
Joanie
Grandma Bessie
Heldina
Gina Standifred
Paul
Jacques
Coats
Cliff Jarman
Mar-Del
Leas Ua
Ee’ Wright Camera Shop
Your Gift Headquarters
Halt ‘ Pharmacy
W. Mala
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