Calendar highlights from local church and community groups
A Thursday schedule lists Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church in the Fellowship Hall at 7 30 p m and Rainbow Girls at Burroughs. April 24 also has a Child Health Conference at Audrain County Health Unit by appointment. Friday events include Citizens and OATS dance at Garfield Center at 7 30 p m and a pressure check at the same health unit. Saturday features Hebron Lodge 354 special at 2 30 p m with a third degree. Monday brings Little Dixie Citizen's Band social at 6 30 p m and Happy Circle Senior Citizens Luncheon at Centennial Baptist Church with transportation call by 9 30 a m. Wednesday offers OATS bingo at Garfield Center and Mexico United Methodist Add-A-Member Class luncheon. May 1 hosts Mexico Women's Club Luncheon and Fashion Show at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Circle Senior Citizens’ Club
Centennial Baptist Church
Garfield Center
Mexico
Tulip Ball At MMA Saturday Features Queen Crowning
The Tulip Ball at Missouri Military Academy will run from 8 to 11 p.m. in the Academy Gymnasium with a queen and court chosen from cadets. A rock band The Crossfires will perform for the first time at the traditional ball, joined by MMA stage band for the grand march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulip
Queen
Missouri Military Academy
Academy
Crossfires
Dan Lesinski
MMA
Goodman Benefit For Fire Victims In Columbia
The Bucket Mouths of Boone County host a May 4 coffee break in Columbia to aid Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goodman who lost their trailer belongings. Event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Kristopher Ryan Chase with cakewalk, raffle, door prizes, and notices of extended family in Mexico Centralia Paris and 108 E. Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Jerry Goodman
Kristopher Ryan Chase
Jim Chase
E. Orange
Glen Perkins
Mexico
Marie Chase
Centralia
Oliver Chase
Sunrise Optimist Club
Columbia
Dinerstein Family Residents Mentioned in Notice
Mrs. Lester Dinerstein of St Charles and Mrs. Lanham Woods of Jonesburg and Mr and Mrs Bernard Dinerstein of North Hollywood California are referenced in a notice listing family members and their residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Alan Dinerstein
Mr. and
Lester Dinerstein
St. Charles
Mrs. Lanham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Rainbow Girls
Burroughs Iean Tempie
Audrain Cieei Health Unit
E. Monroe
Citizens and Oats
White Shrine
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Hebron
Ilinois
Little Dixie Citizen's
Miss Rinker
Mr. Sims
Mg&d
Mg&d Dohers
Brian Eugene Nichols
Mike R. Nichols
Route 1
H. Frank Lochridge
Roy M. Presnell
Charles E. Nichols
Laddonia
Opal Rinker
Dixie Rinker
Steven Sims
Barbara Sims
Benton City
Bill Sims
Community R4
Sims
Phillips Welding and Machine Shop
Farber Baptist Church
Naomi White
Muriel Dean
Allie Potts
Frances McCowan
Laura Melahn
Elsie Hall
Lula Teague
McCowan
Lucy Barnett
Marie Bozarth
Ann Perkins
Zada Stumpf
Anna Begs Wilson
Sheriff's Auxiliary
Sheriff's Auxiliary Patrol
Empire Club
Joshua
Stacy Smithee
Kenneth Smithee
Mississippi
Wayne Mackey
Montgomery City
W. C. Smithee
Auxvasse
Elsie Bloston
Stribling House
Ed Hesterberg
Arnold Graf
Goodman
Frederick Paden DeVault
Charles DeVault
Route 5
Omer Paden
Francis DeVault
Emma Paden
Paris
Michael Earl Potts
David E. Potts
E. Jackson
Earl M. Potts
Fulton
Nichols
Mexico, Mo
Christian Center
Bob Buess
Gospel Sings of
Ier
Temple's Big Shopping
Solie
Arles
North Jefferson
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