Social Events and Bridge Teas Chronicle Weds
Mrs. Houck McHehry hosted a luncheon for ten at Greenberry Road Wednesday. A group at Rehagan's in Westphalia hosted fourteen, honoring Mrs. Emmett P. North, bound for Europe July 8. Prizes went to Mrs. A. A. McBride and Mrs. E. J. Miller. Mrs. North received a going away gift from Mrs. Williams. Mrs. John A. Williams hosted a dessert bridge at 1104 West Main with four tables and prizes to Mrs. Wymore, Mrs. Whitton, and Mrs. Ellis.
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Rehagan’s
Westphalia
Emmett P. North
Europe
H. G. Shobe
St. Louis
Bridge
A. A. McBride
E. J. Miller
North
Williams
John A. Williams
West Main
Matt Wymore
Rex Whitton
Charles Ellis
Marmola Tablets Ad Promises Slimming By Thyroid Support
An old Marmola ad claims fat loss without strict dieting or intense exercise by taking four Marmola tablets daily. It notes thirty years of public sale and over twenty million boxes distributed, targeting healthy adults with hypothyroidism while advising medical consultation and physician diagnosis for purposes.
Dessert Bridge Parties Highlight Sedalia Social Calendar
Women hosted multiple dessert bridge gatherings at homes on Jackson Adams Fairmount West Main and East High, complimenting guests from Sedalia and New York City. Prizes for scores and guest honors went to numerous attendees including Miss Lucille Richey Miss Virginia Raither Mrs Cecil Owens Mrs Paul Schultz and Miss Patricia Malone among others. Several house guests and out of town visitors were noted plus a Bunco game with prizes awarded to Miss Jerow and Miss Golliday.
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Cherry
Janie Davisson
Austin
Texas
Lucille Richey
Hugh Waggoner
Virginia Raither
Miss Davisson
C. O. Manker
L. B. Pratt
Paul Schultz
Oliver Bassman
Adams
E. J. Ward
Grace Scott
Bassman
Nell Mansur
Fairmount
Margaret Leonard
East Circle Drive
Patricia Malone
New York City
Majovie Tanner
Hancree
Misses Tanner
Mar Hard Cook
Blair Mitchell
Jahice Jerow
Lou Balch
Martha Yates
Betty Hudson
Marian
Farewell Party for Miss Clarice Allison in Baker Home
Betty Baker and Helen Bahr hosted a farewell party at 825 Jackson on Wednesday for Miss Clarice Allison who departed for Slater. Attendees included Margie King Ruth Kathryn Burker Marjorie Burker Frances Clark and others. prizes went to Shockley and Dawson. honoree received a traveling case. Virginia Crismon visiting Mary Jane Quinn in Moberly. Mrs J G Slate hosted Dorcas Circle at 210 Lafayette with a Memorial Service for Flora Shammel and talks on Women of the Bible and the Church Today. Leona Dittman entertained the WNC Club at 210 East Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Baker
Helen Bahr
Baker Home
Jackson
Clarice Allson
Slater
Margie King
Ruth Kathryn Burker
Marjorie Burker
Frances Clark
Gladys Brown
Grace Gantt
Patty Davi
Ellen Ann Markle
Noomi Shockley
J. G. Slate
Dorcas Circle
The
Christian Church
Lafayette
George Huston
Flora Shammel
John Brunner
Leona Didtman
WNC Club
East Miller
Club and church notices due at Tribune by Friday
Notices for Sunday publication must be received at the Tribune office before 6 p.m. Friday to ensure inclusion. This call applies to club and church announcements and similar items.
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Tribune
Carnival Postponed to July Eighth at Country Club
Club notes report the Carnival at the Country Club rescheduled for Saturday July 8. Sigma Tau Alpha meets at 7:30 tonight with Mrs. Roy Tharpe at 217 East Atchison. Baptist Ladies Social Circle gathers tomorrow at 2:30 in church parlors hosted by Mrs. Charles Party and Mrs. R G Benson.
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Sigma ‘Tau Alpha
Roy Tharpe
East Atchison
Baptist Ladies Social Cirpole
Charles Party
R. G.benson
Feminine Friends In Eve's Eden and social notes
A column urges women to cultivate friendships with other women beyond male attention. It cites examples Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Brown, and a sharp businesswoman, warning that neglecting female ties leads to unhappiness. The piece closes with a note from Italy on tomb visitation and a bridge prize win by Mrs. Willis Kemper and Mrs. Arthur Dreger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Kemper
Arthur Dreger
Senate approves relief bill amid marathon debate
The Senate voted 55 to 0 to authorize 1.808 billion dollars for relief for the coming fiscal year as House and Senate terms loom toward a mid night deadline. Leaders foresee quick accord on differences, with allocations and a single WPA administrator favored by the chamber.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
House
Public Works Administration
WPA
PWA
Reynolds
WPA theater funding debate sparks rapid House action
In North Carolina a dinner time argument on WPA theater spending led to a strict debate cap and swift votes. The House boosted farm security by 40 million, national youth by 23 million, and approved 10 million more in farm tenancy loans while the Senate allowed 0.1 percent of trophy funds for WPA projects including theater work.
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National Youth Administration
Senate
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Clifford Curry
Clifford
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Vernon Schmidt
M. RB. Herron
Lee Russell
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Betty Mae Stadler
Nora Claybrook
Henrietta Rose
Frances Beck
Elizabeth Ann Dulle
Ellen Louis Schmidt
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Golliday
Gordon Stauffacher
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Sedalia
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