Social Activities and Visits Highlight Local Notices
A flurry of gatherings fills the social page including Fortunate Friday events at St. Peters Church, First Baptist Church gatherings on Lafayette Street, and the Jefferson Bridge Club at Mason Temple. St. Louis Girl Scouts spend a night in the capital during a Gypsy state tour. Sigma Tau Alpha meets at Miss Miller’s home with pledges Erma Mace and Marion Clardy to be initiated. E.W. Club to plan a Fourth of July weekend outing. Allegria Bridge Club hosts guests at Mrs. Franks’. Young Matron’s Circle picnic at Moreland Avenue marks summer adjournment. Bible School commencement at Central Evangelical Church. Out-of-town guests greet Waynesville hosts with a luncheon. Group Four of Amoma Sunday School to meet at Findlay home. Delta Phi Kappa G fraternity holds tonight at Hugh Dallas’ home. T.A. Co. Club plans a meeting at Ed Ruward’s. Mrs. Elder of Binghamton departs after visits with Dr. and Mrs. Masson. Miss Holliway and Miss Montague plan Columbia weekend. A feature on new leather vanities ends the page.
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Sigma Tau Alpha
Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority
Venita Miller
West High Street
Erma Mace
Marion Clardy
First Presbyterian Church
Holliway Smith
Moreland Avenue
G. J. Linker
Lafe Findlay
Elmer Tribble
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Findlay
Lafayette Street
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
Smart new leather compacts show designers link cosmetics cases to wardrobe. Choose plain enameled purses for budget one compact and lipstick, or matched materials for tailor suits and active wear. Fill vanity with the same powder used at home to avoid mismatched reapplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Rachel
Piquett Sentenced to Two Years and $10000 Fine
In Chicago on June 27 AP reports Federal Judge Philip L Sullivan imposed the maximum law penalty on Attorney Louis Piquett two years in prison and a $10000 fine for harboring the late Homer Van Meter the Dillinger gangster The judge overruled a defense motion for a new trial The piece also notes a separate Mexican salvage law about stranded ships and life aboard including a ship mascot
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Chicago
Louis P. Piquett
Homer van Meter
Dillinger
Piquett
Philip L. Sullivan
No Troops Ordered for Keokuk Strike
Keokuk Iowa June 27 AP Governor Clyde Herring said his representatives in Keokuk report state troops are not needed to police a strike by more than 250 Hubinger Co Keokuk Corn Products Plant workers over seven union member discharges. Police say railroad tracks to the plant were blocked with steel beams and ties. A 200 person picket line remains. Night shift superintendent Bert Phillips was denied entry. Fifteen holdout workers inside continue to refuse union participation and food. Plant to remain closed until the dispute ends.
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Bert Phillips
Women in Burma Equal Rights on Property
The article notes women in Burma have equal rights with men regarding property and that husbands and wives live on terms of greater equality than in any other country. It also cites a world population growth rate of over 12,900,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
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Ed Sanford
School Street
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Peter's Church
Lafe
Odlock
Jefferson Bridge Club
Masonis Temple
Orlando Engiebrecht
Roy Johnson
Lula Hueller
Fern Swearingen
St. Louis
St. Louvis
Green Berry Road
Lake of the Ozarks
E. W. Club
M. E.W
Miss Rose
Mary Moerschel
St. Mary’s Boulevard
Allegria Bridge Club
Otto Franke
Allegria Club
Joseph Kleene
Clarence Blume
George Fifer
Louis Oidiman
Theodore Schulte
William Slicker
Didtman
Franke
Lotis Firner
Bible School
The
Central Evangelical Church
George W. Lane
Baptist and
Methodist
Waynesville
Lane
Jefferson City
James Hoover
Ralph Thrash
Mes
Vester Smittle
Ernest
Liles
Jack Payne
L. Lb. McCawley
R. G. Benson
Charles Party
J. W. Atkins
Roberta McCawley
Ervena Lyles
Frances Hoover
Delta Phi Kappa Gaternity
Hugh Dallas
West Main Street
T. A. Co. Club
Tomorow
Ed Ruwarl
East
High Street
John Winchester Elder
Binghamton
N. Y
Beick, Masson
1300 East High Street
Norborne
Elder
Mary Jane Holliway
Columbia
Virginia Montague
Della Gamma Sorority
Hills
Dale
Flapper
Fanny
U.S
Uo Sale
Kayser
Milusap
Post-Tribune
Keokuk
Fidelity Finance CO
Madison
Steg TS San
Harper
Capitol
Cyphel Cavery the
Moerschel
Miss Modern
Tillie the Toiler Pajamas
Tillie
Tillie the Toiler
Marietta
Java
Miss Modern’s Law
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