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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1972

Page

3

List of residents displaced across several towns

A ledger photo credit notes several households temporarily or permanently homeless in Centralia Laddonia and Vandalia. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burkemper Mrs. Clara Ferrier Mr. and Mrs. Raymondman Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kemp Mrs. Eileen Seckler Mrs. Zina Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shocks Mrs. Bessie Crawford Mrs. Mary Katherine Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Langford in Centralia plus Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Coffin in Laddonia and Mr. and Mrs. Norval Evans with Mr. and Mrs. John Puckett in Vandalia. Ledger Photo by Richard Vance.

Ralph Burkemper Clara Ferrier Raymondman Curtis Jenkins Robert Kemp Eileen Seckler Zina Thompson Fred Shocks Bessie Crawford Mary Katherine Fisher Merle Langford Centralia Carlos Coffin Laddonia Norval Evans

Bridge hand teaches finesse in slam decisions

At the Audrain Duplicate West Bridge Club, a complex six diamond and six no trump hands illustrate how finesses affect outcome. Declarer employs heart And diamond plays while East discards. a spade queen threat and club positions determine success or defeat. The moral: finesses work about half the time, but can fail when offside cards block key suits.

East Declarer Audrain

Community Calendar Highlights for April 22 to 26

Local groups plan activities at Lakeview Park and area venues. Little Dixie C B Radio Club hosts a campout April 22 with a 6 45 p m wiener roast. April 23 includes a campout lunch and Shrine officer practice. other items feature a covered dish dinner, a junior post officers party, and transportation help. Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy Music Club hosts a Carillon program April 24. insurance, ceramics, and senior citizen meetings fill the week.

Little Dixie C.B. Radio Club Lakeview Park Little Dixie C.B White Shrine Burrough’s Masonic Temple Little Dixie Parents Without Partners Club Happy Circle Senior Citizens Club D. W. Martin Katieman Mexico Hardin Park Sack Tunch Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Carillon Music Club of Troy Peq John R. Cline R. N. Association Barbara Janke Lakeview Rd

MG&D Doers 4-H Plans April Meeting

The MG and D Doers held their April meeting on April 17 at the Courthouse Community Room. Bobby Given led pledges and 12 members answered roll call noting signs of spring. Helen Mechlin gave devotion and Jeff Paden and Marcia Paden led games and songs. The meeting included 4-H Sunday and 4-H State Club Week discussions, with the Mechlin family serving refreshments after the business session.

MG and D Doers Bobby Given Helen Mechlin Jeff Paden Marcia Paden Mechlin

Delta Rho Members Attend Epsilon Sigma Alpha Convention

Delta Rho Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha attended a three day convention held at the Holiday Inn in Bridgeton Missouri last Friday through Sunday. Education chairman Mrs Howard Walker received an award for her programs during the club year. Mexico delegates included Mrs Lawrence Precht Mrs W B Arvin Mrs Harold Erdel Mrs Charles Thomas and Mrs Wake Stowers.

Delta Who Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Holiday Inn Bridgeton Howard Walker Delta Rho Mexico Lawrence Precht W. 2B. Arvin Harold Erdel Charles Thomas Wake Stowers

Lions Club Broom Sale Begins Monday in Mexico

The Mexico Lions Club launches its annual broom sale to raise funds for blind aid and eye clinics with profits designated to Lions Club projects. Four captains and crews canvass the city April 24 28, door to door, with purchases also possible at Peck's Radio and TV. Proceeds from a May 27 dance at Knights of Columbus Hall go to the Mexico Jaycees for the 1972 Miss Missouri Pageant.

Mexico Lions Club Air Park Heart Association Knights of Columbus Ken Smith Mexico Jaycees John W. Nelson Versailles Lions Club

4-H Sunday Set For B and G Hustlers

The B and G Hustlers 4-H Club met April 18 at Hiway R-3 School. Doug Arnold and Bruce Wilson led pledges. Nineteen members answered roll call with their favorite TV show. Terry Littrell reported plans for 4-H Sunday in May at Olivet United Methodist Church. Demonstrations were given by Foods IV, V and VI.

B and G Hustlers Hiway Doug Arnold Bruce Wilson Terry Littrell Olivet United Methodist Church

McCord Deiter Vows At Paris Friday Afternoon

In Paris at 2 pm, Mrs. Sandy McCord of Mexico married Daniel W. Deiter of Montgomery City. Read by Rev. Robert L. Hester at the Peck home, the ceremony honored by family members from Montgomery City Wellsville and Fulton. The couple will reside in Montgomery City after a New Orleans honeymoon.

Paris Sandy McCord Mexico Daniel W. Deiter Montgomery City McCord Cass Wilhoit Hazel Pl Deiter Charles Deiter Wellsville Robert L. Hester United Methodist Presbyterian Church Jerry Peck Angelia Sue McCord Marc Deiter Peck Delter Joe Holt Fulton Mr. Delter Joel Peck

Monterey group names XNC officers for 1972 73

At the April 19 meeting at Monterey Restaurant Mrs Gene Bramon was named president for the new club year as officers were announced including C T Allen as vice president Bud DeBondt treasurer John Moore recording secretary David Potts corresponding secretary and Randall Maguire historian The group voted to raise reservations to 125 May and decorated with tulip egg shells Prizes noted for cards pinochle bridge and canasta Thirty members attended this meeting

XNC Monterey Gene Bramon Bramon C.T. Allen Bud DeBondt John Moore David Potts Randall Maguire Ray Janke Harold Adams Perry Lowe David Steinmetz Harold Enslen J.H. Gourley William Hartell William Fitzpatrick Canasta

LWV Elects Officers Plans 72 73 Local Programs

The League of Women Voters of Mexico Audrain County elected officers for the coming term and set local programs for 1972 73. Officers include president Mrs William Merritt and second vice president Mrs William Fairchild with other officers and directors named. Read the full item for who filled terms and who were retiring.

League of Women Voters of

Worthwhile Homemakers Club on Food Prep Program

Mrs. James Power and Mrs. Merle Jones led a food preparation and serving program at the Worthwhile Homemakers Club meeting. New member Mrs. Hugh Davis joined. guests included Mrs. C W Gifford, Mrs. Raymond Collens, Mrs. Joe Offutt, Mrs. Roy Nunes, and Mrs. Mat thews.

James Power Merle Jones Homemakers Club Frank Collens Power Mrs. Jones Hugh Davis Collens

Hare's Doing What Mr and Mrs Penn attend funeral

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Penn attended the funeral of Mrs Darlene Stewart of Louisiana Mo on Wednesday. Mrs Penn and Mrs Stewart were cousins. James Anthony Jones was honored at a birthday party and dinner this week for his 28th birthday hosted by Merle Jones in Thompson. Attending were Shirley Jones Gary Paul Brice Debbie Matthews Lola Matthews John Collens and others.

Kenneth Penn Darlene Stewart Louisiana, Mo Penn Mrs. Stewart James Anthony Jones Merle Jones Thompson Shirley Jones Gary Paul Brice Centralia Frank Collens Debbie Matthews Lola Matthews John Collens

Thomases Celebrate 25th Anniversary and Birthdays

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Thomas of 6115 Jefferson St celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary and Dr. Thomas birthday. Seven children joined celebrations in Mexico with relatives from Chillicothe Decatur St Joseph Denver and Columbia. The couple married April 13 1947 in Decatur Ill and have lived in Mexico 21 years. Dr. Thomas is a chiropractor and Mrs. Thomas manages Fabric Place.

Stanley L. Thomas Jefferson St Dr. Thomas Mexico Kathy Thomas Brent Thomas Denver Colo Greg Thomas U. S. Army Germany Joselyn Thomas Columbia Doug Chuck Kelly Thomas Thomas Home Mexico Country Club Raymond Gladieux Chillicothe Thomas C. F. Dunkle Decatur, T Harry Wall St. Joseph Mary Dunkle Decatur, Ill First Baptist Church Fabric Place

Mexico PEO Board Elects New Officers

Mrs. Kirby Allen was elected president of the Mexico Cooperative board of PEO at a meeting held April 17 at the home of Mrs. W.R. Ballew. Miss Virginia Botts was named vice president, Mrs. Paul Smith secretary, and Mrs. Edward C. Hodge treasurer. retiring president Mrs. Tom Kennedy presided. The board includes one member from Mexico's three PEO chapters, the president, retiring president, Cottey College chairman and a member at large. The next meeting is set for Oct. 16.

Kirby Allen Mexico Cooperative Board of Peo W.R. Ballew Virginia Botts Paul Smith Edward C. Hodge Tom Kennedy Mexico PEO Cottey College

Food-Drug Program For Town Country

Mrs. Carl Squiers and Mrs. Donald Eick led a vegetable cookery program at the Town and Country Extension Club meeting. Thirteen members attended with Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. Lierheimer as hostesses. Mrs. Eick discussed Drugs and Their Misuse as part of the program. The devotion was by Mrs. Homer Martin. Hostess gifts went to Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Joe Young.

Carl Squiers Donald Eick Twwn and Country Extension Club Virgil Thurston Edwin Lierheimer Squiers Eick

Molino Homemakers Club Discusses Food Prep and Planting Plans

Molino Homemakers Club met Wednesday with Mrs H C Lincoln hosting. Thirteen members shared new food preparation and serving methods. a quiz was won by Mrs Alvin Beamer. Guests included Mrs Roy Heizer and others. A May 24 fabrics lesson is planned with Mrs Roy Kettle assisting, and next program by Mrs Cleo Brown and Mrs Rudasill.

H. C. Lincoln Sam Mundy Molino Homemakers Club John Rudasill Shelbina Mundy Roy Heizer Herbert Francis Valerie Kotsenburg Marcia Gail Baker Molino Club Roy Kettle Cleo Brown Rudasill

Miss Lear Weds Richard May In Morning Ceremony

Miss Beverly Lear daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Lear of 408 Morris St became the bride of Richard L May son of Mr and Mrs John D May of 633 W Love St in a 9 am double ring ceremony at the home of Rev Marvin L Jones. The couple will reside at 1007 E Promenade St.

Beverly Lear Wallace Lear S. Morris St Richard L. May Marvin L. Jones May John D, May Love St Jones Friendship Baptist Church Sharon Robinson Mexico John May Mexico High School Mexico City Belleville Ctl United States Army Southwestern Bell. Telephone Co Promenade St

John Hall Chapter DAC Heads to Frankford Meeting

Miss Cecile Thompson of Frankford hosted the Capt. John Hall Chapter of the Daughters of American Colonists as members gathered Monday afternoon. Mrs. Welton Vance led the session in place of regent Mrs. T. R. Bruce who was recovering in Audrain Medical Center. Guest speaker for the travelers was

Cecile Thompson Frankford Capt. John

Lutheran Women To Meet in Columbia

The Columbia Zone of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League holds a spring rally at Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbia on Thursday April 27 with 10 a.m. registration The afternoon speaker is Mrs Viola Coleman of St Louis a Concordia Plans secretary and board member in Lutheran Family and Children’s Services and Lutheran Human Relations Association She also leads for Missouri District Encounter Program and speaks at LWML events Her topic is Christians and Human Relations Other notes include Mrs J R Wheeler of Mexico and a book review about First Ladies of Missouri by Jerena Baat Giffen of Jefferson City Guests include Mrs Glen Scott and Mrs George Treat May 13 brings the Jamestown Luncheon at Air Park Restaurant with William S Lowe of Mexico as speaker planning by hospitality committee members Elmer Gatewood J R Edmonston and Velton Vance.

Columbia Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Trinity Lutheran Church, Columbia Viola Coleman St. Louis Missouri Family Life Committee LWML J. R. Wheeler Mexico Jerena Baat Giffen Jefferson City Alexander McNair Hearnes Wheeler Missouri Territory Thurman Stallings Glen Scott New London George Treat Frankford DAC Jamestown Air Park William S. Lowe United State Chamber of Commerga Elmer Gatewood J. R. Edmonston Velton Vance

Chapter HD PEO Hosts Annual BIL Dinner at Monterey

Forty two members and husbands attended the BSL dinner of Chapter HD PEO on Tuesday evening at the Monterey Restaurant. Mrs Jack Baker and Mig Terry Moore led activities, Encore was presented by Mrs James Rigby, and Mrs Jack Spurrier, president, led a brief business meeting.

BSL Chapter HD Monterey Jack Baker Mig Terry Moore James Rigby Jack Spurrier

Slides Monday For Senior Citizens

The Rev. Robert R. Collins of First Presbyterian Church will show slides of the Holy Land at a Wednesday afternoon Senior Citizens meeting at First Christian Church. The program starts at 1:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Call Mrs. Pearl Logan or Mrs. OB. Melahn for transport before 9 a.m. that day. all seniors are welcome.

First Christian Church Hubert Collins Holy Land Pearl Logan C.B. Melahn Robert R. Collins First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall OB. Melahn

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Family Service Agency Welfare Department National Action For Susan Bartley Janet Potts George Robinson Henrietta Heyen Leslie Runde John Hoard Leslie Milan North S Fharts North H—Ko West East Mg&d Lawrence Drug B&g Hustlers LWV William Fairchild Jim Inlow William Merritt Sam Vaughan John Tsikalas Joe Erhardt Bob Gooch Warren ©. McIntyre Anita Buie R.C. Olson David Wyatt Quinnie Benton Merritt George Craddock Benton Wyatt League City of Mexico Lawrence D. Shayer James H. Downey Worthwhile Club Northside Northside Beauty Salon ASK For Betty Baldwin Martha McDonnell Ruth Ann Dunn Dena Branch Kirby Sales Washington Harriet Davis Parson's Jewelry S. Jefferson Mexico, Mo Thomases Mrs. Allen PEO Board American Gem Society Pilcher Jewelry Co Le 5 Joffe Miss Lear Mr. May John Hall MHS Armory G&d South Trails Shopping Center
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