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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
10
Rainbow Girls and members from the local assembly gathered at Air Park Cafe for breakfast then worship at First Baptist Church to mark the founding of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. The piece notes dates and community members present.
Audrain County Juvenile officer Ron Nebel spoke at the Opti Miss Club gathering at Hans Mar Shop, sharing duties of juvenile officers and noting acceptable games for two Mexico juvenile homes. He cited ages 14 to 16 in the local homes.
The Rev. Ivan O. Donaldson of the United Methodist Circuit will deliver the Lenten sermon at St. Paul CME Church Wednesday at 10 a.m. The program includes soloists, meditation, linking words and refreshments followed by fellowship in the dining room. Pastor is Rev. C. A. Trotter.
Mrs. L.8. Tyler of 621 N Western Ave retires after 27 years with Fredendall and Wilkins Inc. She started in summer 1947 in the nations and place department. Co workers gave her a gold charm bracelet as a farewell. Plans include enjoying being unemployed this summer and hosting out of town visitors from Long Beach and Cyprus en route to Florida. Her grandson Sgt Edmond T Robb and family visit from Selma Alabama. another grandson Terry Robb graduates Hickman High School in May. daughter Mrs Edmond E Robb of Columbia also mentioned.
Daily page from the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Monday April 7 1973 presents a compact slate of local notes. Includes brief notices, announcements, and community items likely reflecting civic, social, and business activity in the area.
Add A Member class of United Methodist Church continued a quilt project for Rhodesia at Thursday meeting in the church educational building. Mrs. A. C. Runge presided after a short business session. Devotion by Mrs. Essie Spires titled The Shining Light. 21 members present were joined by Rev. J. C. Montgomery and Mrs. Harold Easlen during the social hour. Easter motif refreshments were provided by four hostesses.
announce the forthcoming marriage of Deborah Kay Lunsford to Henry Neal Blair both Mexico High School alumni. Deborah is employed at Florsheim Shoe Co. and Henry works at Site Service Station on East Highway 64. The couple will wed on Friday May 18.
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