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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
3
A collage of Ann Landers tips and letters about family conflicts marriage rumors and parenting. Topics include accepting grandparents decisions protecting children from conflict tracing false rumors and teen sexual matters with reflections on advice and the columnist’s call for a popularity booklet.
An advertisement offers Marian Martin sewing patterns for a slim elegant entrance ensemble for parties theaters or weddings. It lists Pattern 951 new Halt sizes 104 12 14 16 18 144 bust 37 dress 2 yds coat 3 length 35 in and price 65 cents per pattern plus 45 cents mailing. includes pattern coupon and sewing book offers.
Printed sewing patterns and craft books promotional blurb offers pattern 9460 for misses sizes 8 to 16 with yardage details and 15 cent mailing. Pattern 7432 with various sizes. needlecraft catalog ads from News Tribune Co including patterns, books, and mail order instructions. 50 cents per item, requests for name address and pattern numbers.
A fragmentary OCR item references WM mien with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion mentions a person or entity labeled WM mien and hints at a local notice or event but contains insufficient specifics to determine date place or action.
A series of bridal showers honored Miss Emily James and Miss Sharon Lawson with sisters and friends hosting at various homes. Prizes were awarded to attendees, gifts displayed on mantels, and refreshments served. Future nuptials for Miss James and Miss Lawson are mentioned with dates and locations.
Mrs Ruth Hohenstreet and Mrs Judy Owens tied for Queen of the Week at the Capital TOPS Cint meeting held Wednesday. Mrs Owens was sought for the Queen for the Dat. Mrs Jane Jerkins team won the months contest with team members including Mrs Keren Hagener Mrs Betty Atkins Mrs Dorothy Wade and Mig Hohen Street.
Mrs Siu presented life in China with slides at the Wesleyan Service Guild dinner. Mrs Helen McGinnis led the Quiet Devotional from Under His Wing. Alma Biven chaired the carry in dinner withGladys Liles Mary Ellen Roland and Vivian Threlkeld assisting. The Golden Circle hosted decor by Minnie Mahan with guests including Ray Brandt Martha Hardy and others. Catherine Reier presiding officer led a short business meeting. The annual vienie is set for 620 July 2 at Elis-Porter Park.
Eleven members and one visitor met at Mrs. T. W. Croxton's home to study the physical needs of South Korea and the New Dr. Bill Wallace Hospital at Pusan. Mrs. Croxton led the lesson with help from several members and Miss Beulah Adams. Padens posted a low net of 5 and the Paden couple had a low total in Meadow Lake Acres Twilight Golf.
A collage of reader hints covers floral decor with half open roses and gardenias, plastic bag safety for kids, nylon stocking repairs, fast shirt tucking in jeans, cooking eggs with water, and cautionary notes about plastic bags. Contributions from Mrs. Brockway, Sharon Reinke, Mrs. Rose Hughes, a Military Wife, and Marji C. brighten daily chores and household tips.
Miss Donna Sue Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Shirley Allen Barnett and Warren Lee Underwood son of Mr and Mrs Philip Underwood Burr Oak Kan were married in a doublewing ceremony at the First Christian Church Eldon Rev Walter Simpson officiated with brass candelabra decor and nuptial music preceding the service Miss Nancy Elliott of Versailles sang Walk Hand in Hand and The Wedding Prayer The bride wore peau d ang e lace over satin with scalloped neckline cap sleeves and high A line skirt The bouquet was pink roses and white mums The attendants wore azalea pink organza gowns and carried pink rosebuds The groom's best man was Dwight Underwood with Glen Lewelling as groomsman A reception followed at the church The bride a 1960 Eldon High School graduate holds degrees from Central Missouri State College and University of Missouri Kansas City and has taught in Missouri and Iowa The groom a Kansas native holds a degree from Kansas State University and works for Standard Oil in Boone Iowa
Four couples married in June were recognized with roses at a covered dish Senior Citizens dinner in Trinity School cafeteria. Mrs. Lena Rothgeb and Mrs. Nannie Trueblood also received roses for length of marriage and age, with musical numbers by Mrs. F A Weiener and Mrs. H E Helmenbach.
Gov. and Mrs. Warren E. Hearnes hosted a Thursday dinner for the Capital City Press Corps at the Governors Mansion. Guests sat at small row and centerpieces of garden flowers decorated each table. Mrs. Hearnes was assisted by her sister Mrs. Harry Warren Jr. of Charleston.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Huhmann in Meta at St. Marys Hospital. A son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Taylor in Mokane at Charles E. Still Hospital. A son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sickendick in Union at Charles E. Still Hospital. Gerald Wieberg of St. Thomas was born Thursday at Charles E. Still Hospital.
A rehearsal dinner for Madalyn Frank and Johnny J Bell will be held at Nick's Homestead in Moberly at 8 p.m. this evening with bridal party and immediate family in attendance. The couple, who wed Saturday, will receive gifts from attendants. Out of town guests include Thermin Bell Ben White Kenny Libby Scott Smith James Hendren and others from Moberly and Columbia.
Store leather gloves flat and unfolded and cover with tissue paper. This prevents creases and helps maintain shape, especially when not in use. Ensure they are clean and dry before storing to avoid moisture damage.
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