Social Events Highlight Jefferson City Club Notes
Social column from the Jefferson City Post Tribune dated June 28, 1938 notes church and social gatherings. Miller’s daughter visits Kip City. Mrs Miley and city residents host gatherings. William Orr Sawyers hosts luncheon and tea at bridge on Meeks Avenue with guests: Munnan of Canyearen and Ane Rever among others. Mrs Graves hosts luncheon and bridge at 115 East McCarty with Mrs Bell and Mrs Yel, petal score winner and guest prize awarded.
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Jefferson City Post- Tribune
William Orr Sawyers
Vista Place
Bridge of Her Trae
Meeks
Munnan
Canyearen
Clc
Ao i. Man Mn
Warner
Visiting in Jefferson City Families and Garden Club Meet
In Jefferson City several visitors are listed including I Davis and Mrs I Aytene Herron along with multiple guests from Kansas City Albuquerque Rock Rapids and Minnesota. The Waythorn Garden Club met at Mrs Lee Sevier s home with thirty-one members and one guest attending then toured three local gardens. Residents and guests were seen visiting friends in Chicago Louisville New York Pillsburgs and Nin e.
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Waythorn Garden Club
Lee Sevier
Blnavine
William Ellis
Kansas City
Boyd Carroll
Carl Bosch
PJ. Chapel
PLC
Joe Sevier
Pred Railhel
Ralph Graham
Pearl Howelman Weds In New York City
New York City wedding details for Pearl Howelman and Herbert Lee Gordon include vows at the Little Church Around the Corner on a late June date. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Walter Gordon and Miss Huse, with wedding party and reception arrangements described in a festive style. The couple plans to reside in New York City.
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Bill Mahaffey
Albuquerlane
New Mexico
C. Mahaffey
East High
Pearl Howelman
New York City
Husemary Melwirds
East Metarty
Herbert Tee Gordon
Walter Gordon
Cavcasion
Herbert Lee
LYSK
Huel Pull
Jessia Tyme
G. E. Howelman
West
Poort
Charles
Gertrude Hogan
Chicago
Tinais
Merlay
Bros
Laura Layher
Eastaligh
Mabel Montgomery
Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Virginia
Burests
Visiting Betas From Moberly Attend Outing
Betas of Moberly hosted their annual outing at Paint ed Rock Club with Beta Phi Sigma fraternity guests. The visiting group included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schnider Myr and Mrs John Werris Mr and Mrs Ben Porter Mr and Mrs Waverly Trewin Mr and Mrs Ralph Prenger Mr and Mrs Cecil Schulte Mr and Mrs Morrow Mason and numerous attendees Myr and Mrs Ralph Prenger Miss Mary Bishop Frieda Warlwig Christine Darby Nadine Durham Mary Kehoe Mildred Dulle Mary Lou Femme Lovella Nasseh Sugar Robertson and Waverly Williams Roger Smith Richard White Earl Hager Harold Wallan Bus Keown Charles Rost and Kemp Asel.
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Fucker Marriott
Jonn Aten
James Hampton
Murphy
Ane Haynes
Ambose Rucker
Ben Glossen
David Hampton
Art Bobb
Moberly
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Painted Rock Club
Wilbur Schnider
Myr
John Werris
Ben Porter
Waverly Trewin
Ralph Prenger
Cecil Schulte
Morrow Mason
Mary Bishop
Freda Warlwig
Christine Darby
Nadine Durham
Mary Kehoe
Mildred Dulle
Mary Lou Femme
Lovella Nasseh
Sugar Robertson
Waverly Williams
Roger Smith
Richard White
Earl Hager
Harold Wallan
Bus Keown
Charles Rost
Kemp Asel
Church Circle Meetings And Quilting Luncheon This Week
Church groups from St. Peter's, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Convent churches plan meetings tomorrow afternoon or later at various members’ homes. Attendees include J A W Happy on Swifts Oval, Mrs E L Payne at 216 Chestnut, Mrs Frank Dadmes in Moreau Pa, Mrs Helless on East igh, and Mrs Fred W Bford at 140% East Dinslin.
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St. Anne’s
St. Peter's Church
Somorrow
J A.W. Happy
Swift
Oval
Sneil Circle of the Baptist Church
E L. Payne
Chestnut
Frank Dadmes
Moreau
Westminster Presbyte
Temoraw
Fred W. Bford
East Dinslin
Cool Contentment in Crisp Cottons
Cotton fabrics offer summer comfort and easy care from daily wear to party outfits. The piece extols denim and play-suits for kids, seersucker and poplin for mothers, and durable cottons for fathers. It highlights washing with soap and water as key to long service and cost savings.
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Junior
Mary Anne
Dad
Club meetings advance notice from local organizations
The MEW Alumni Club schedules a seven thirty meeting tomorrow night at Miss Frances Marie Schmidt's home 418 Vista Place. The Alegria Club plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at age fifteen at Mrs Joseph Meyer 803 West Messss. Victoria Chapter No 14 OES meets tonight at eight at the Masonic Temple with initiation. Royal Neighbors convenes at seven thirty tonight at Woodman Hall.
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MEW
Frances Marie Schmidt
Vista Place
Victoria
Order of the Easter Star
Masonic Temple
Woodman Hall
Santa Fe Dividends Delayed by Directors
New York June 28 Directors of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad took no action on the semi annual dividend on the preferred stock or on the 4 per cent adjustment bonds. They may decide on payment at a later meeting, with October the next regular interest date. President S T Bledsoe estimated June net operating income at 2 970 000, suggesting the adjustment bond interest for the first half of the year was earned.
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New York
Atchison, Vope & Sank Fe Railroad
S. T. Bledsoe
Soviet Flier Reports 4300-Mmile Nonstop Flight
Vladimir Kokinaki telegraphed Stalin and readers that he completed a 4300 mile nonstop hop from Moscow to Spassk near Vladivostok in 24 hours. He departed Moscow at 8 36 am yesterday with navigator Brandinsky, per Tass.
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Moscow
Vladimir Kokinaki
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Far East
Tass
Kokinaki
Russia
Spassk
Vladivostok
Yadivostok
Government orders compulsory vaccination against diphtheria
Paris dispatch reports June 28 that the government ordered compulsory immunization for children to combat diphtheria, urging nationwide participation and outlining enforcement measures.
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Paris
Actress Betty Grable Featured in Capitol Museum
Betty Grable, movie star and wife of Jackie Coogan, has a biography entry placed in the Jefferson City museum collection. Born in St. Louis, Grable joins others like Gladys Swarthout, Lynne Overman, and Jack Oakie in a display that includes notes on major U.S. dams such as Boulder and Coolidge.
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Holty Wood
Betty Grable
Jackie Cooasan
Esources! Museum
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Fessure
Gladys Swarthaut
Deep Water
Lynne Overman
Maryville
Jack Oekie
Sedalia
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Millie
Chaaeht
Kipsas Ciy
Miller
Miley
Hare
Roy Os
Mrs. Sawyers
Ann Aarea
Elizabeth Dombourinan
New Orleans
Madison Hotel
Canitel Ave
I. Davis
I Aytene Herron
Myaobi Engletrecht
Allen Gibbs
Nelilee Sevier
Ruth Wings Me
Matie Sharp
Hannisie den Levon
Marparie Gordett
Aietin Morrusan
Clan Lutte Metal
Margaret Cooper
Rete Sheley
Jae Claybrook
Jas Wie Huedsen
Carolin Maa Maxine
Coneva Bernareds
Betty Forbes
Musing Parmalee
Ler
Mr. and
Mrs. Nest Barron
FL M. Gray
Rock Rapids
Iowa
George Gray
Joseph Il. Edarls
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ruart Apartments
East High Stred
Mrs. Sevier
Garden
Miss Montgomery
Theatre Line
Louisville
New Yorkington
Pillsburgs
Rosemary Edwards
Spriltiborn Swett
Charles A. Bell
Martin Lewis
Wein Riven
Vivian Rhoades
Row Adams A
Mary Iatherine
John TD. Moore
Forest Hill
Baltimore
Mary
Carl Kelsay
Ash Street
Eddie Parker Lewis
Edward Lewis
Clark Ave
Ada Parker Lewis
Henderson
Kentucky
Dane Jones
Beauty
Deman
Anaes
2Nile
Wigh Ph. Zita
Anit Eten Penania
Santa FE
Bradley
AMA
Bernadine’s
Beauty Shonpe
Lee
Time Diamond &Y
Ananon AY
Capitol Museum
Arizona
Boulder
Coolie
Bartlett
Mariwood
Fais
Ralph Peeper
Vanor Maresty
Rac Anne Beauty
L_ Maymo Schubert
Mildred Engelharat
Clark
Wam. E. Wentzel
Madison
Smart
Peace Ethel E
Herman's
Taro
Sweng
Tito Summer Witt
Permanent Wave Vapor Marcel Machinelees
Grage
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