Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge Events
Colonel and Mrs Paul vy Renz hosted a dinner and bridge at River Lane with six tables in play. Mrs W F Dallmeyer and Mrs A W Schwerdtfeger entertained 22 guests at Petits for Mrs W N Laidlaw of Sarasota Florida and Mrs E E Silvey of Columbus Mississippi. Mahjong and bridge prizes went to Mrs George W Lord Mrs E J Petry and Mrs Rex Whitton. Mrs Houck McHenry hosted dunchean guests on Greenberry Road. Mrs AR Rogers hosted a DAR tea after a Perry trip. Dessert bridge honored Mrs W H Barnett with Miss Anne Russell Hoefer hosting at East Miller. Prizes to Miss Louise Kerr and Lucille Riches. William Leedy returned home after a month away with his parents Judge and Mrs C A Leedy Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vy. Renz
W. EF. Dallmeyer
A. W. Schwerdtfeger
Petit’s
W. N. Laidlaw
Sarasota
Florida
E. E. Silvey
Columbus
Mississippi
George W. Lord
E. J. Petry
Rex Whitton
W. H. Barnett
Anne Russell Hoefer
East Miller
William H. Barnett
Chicago
Carl F. Schultz
Louise Kerr
Laucille Riches
Parties to Honor Mrs Ted Snider and Guests
Mrs Ted Snider and her family are guests of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Dallmeyer in Moyrey Park. Hostesses hosted bridge parties to honor Snider with prizes to Snider Bruegging Dallmeyer and LeCompte. Other events include a dessert bridge and a birthday dinner for Mrs Kelly with out of town guests visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Snider
Ricky
Oakridge
Rudolph Dallmeyer
Moyreay Park
Snider
Bridges
Gus LeCompte
Local social and military notices from city events
Dorothy Hirst Grace Hirst Gretta Sayres and Nancy Schwerdties er were guests at a pink and green Rebekah Lodge reception for newly elected warden Mrs Gail Belshe in Odd Fellows Hall with over 200 attendees from Fulton Columbia Mokane and Booneville. Sgt Paul J Prenger and Miss Betty Gene Ryckman wed in Yuma Arizona on May 12 after 12 years with the Marine Corps. Edna Burns and Hazell Hale of Social Security take a three week Los Angeles vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Belshe
Reb
Veitch Red
Edison Blagg
East Capitol Avenue
Ruth Rust
Rebekah Binte| Assembly
Odd Fellows Hall
Veitch Rebekah Lodge
Fulton
Columbia
Mokane
Booneville
Paul J. Prenger
Stephen Prenger
Betty Gene Ryckman
la Jolla
California
Yuma
Arizona
Sergeant Prenger
Marine Corps
San Diego
Edna Burns
Hazell Hale
Social Securities
Los Angeles
Mrs Robben Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Petit's
Mrs Herman Roebben entertained the Allegria Club and three guests with a Thursday luncheon at Petit's on Adams street. Three tables of bridge produced score prizes for Mrs Oscar Dwlle, Mrs Theo dore B Schulte, Mrs Fred Gift en, and guest prize to Mrs Greeget. Mrs Hugo B Oschner, formerly Miss Floreine Shaw, was honored with a silver and crystal shower at a dessert party hosted by the Sor ial Se-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Roebben
Allegria Club
Petit's
Hilda Kierns
J. DeVoine Guyot
Alvin Gungell
Adams Street
Oscar Dwlle
Theodore B. Schulte
Fred Giften
Greeget
Hugo B. ‘Oschner
Floreine Shaw
Sorial Se
Keep Appetites Interested With Summer Dishes
Mrs Gaynor Maddox offers light summer recipes to curb house hunger as heat rises. Parboiled frankfurters are halved, wrapped in bacon, skewered, and fried to crisp. Fried tomatoes with cream gravy are seasoned, floured, and fried in pork fat until browned, then served hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Service
Rotarian events and parish notices from Lake Ozarks area
Community notices list July events including a Rotary party at the Lake of the Ozarks on July 7, DeMolay officer installation in the Masonic Temple, a summer format at McClung Park on July 19 with Jack Frazier's orchestra, bake sale by the Ladies Missionary Society, and St. Michael's Parish anniversary events. Also includes Bible talks schedule and cub pack organizing meeting. Culinary recipes follow for preserves dessert and plum tapioca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Masonic Temple
Harry Wilson
Edward Jones
John Opel
McClung Park
J. A
Jack Frazier
St. Michael’s Parish
Russellville
Arnhold: A Strong Woman in a Rural Tale
A lively portrait of Arnhold, daughter of a late mother, raised by her older brother and old Jake. The novel blends humor with touching moments as Arnhold runs a farm and guides a community, earning wide reader affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Sui
Yeader
Mr. Stong
Bodk
Arnhold
Jake
The Princess by Phil Stone review in Iowa setting
The Princess is a hearty, warm novel by Phil Stone set in Southeastern Iowa. The reviewer notes Stong’s punchy prose, legend like flavor, and heroine Arnhold's near inhuman perfection, with Old Jake as a secondary figure shaping the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Stone
Iowa
Mr. Stong
Stong
Arnhold
Jake
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AR. B. Rogers
William Leedy
C. A. Leedy, Jr
Stewart- Warner
Keenx
Gordon Sound System
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Little Sue
News and Tribune
Kansas
Cle
J. M. Clay
Plattesburg
Guthrie Birkhead
Methodist Church
Zach
Kelly
Thomas J. Kelly
Bonnets Mill
Harold Creighton
Jimmy
Boonville
Doris Ann Hagen
St. Louis
Arthur Forestee
Harry Cuthbertson
Bill
Dayton, Ohio
Nona Robertson
Thomas Graham
East Miller. Ee
Richard Schell
Richard A. Schell
State Department of Agriculture
Elberta Bowers
Glen Jackson
Blythesville
Arkansas
Forest Hill
Myron Hallmark
East Capitol
Kansas City
Betty Blagg
State Auditor
Wilber Maring
Marion Powers
Carthage
Sally Perrin
Peggy White
Fairmount Court
Warrensburg
Dorothy
Grace Hirst
Gretta Sayres
Nancy Schwerdtieser
Miss Perrin
Rebekahs
Alma Carter
George Robinson
Julius Tanner
SOL West High
W. B. Roach
Br. Louis
Cer
Joe Botz
Fairmount Boulevard
Helena Schouten
George Kotthoff
Berthoud, Colorado
Jefferson Social Club
Priscilla Club
L. L. Whitlow
Ladies Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
South Side
Atchison and Broadway
Council of Catholic Women
Edwin Barnthouse
D. J. McDonald
Vincent Kolkmeyer
Margaret Brooks
Evangelical Sunday School
Ian Sini
Lovell
Leed Wut A
Montgomery Ward
Ida Lupine
Marie Miller
Lowe
Sway
Wc Weekly
Love
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