Centralia High School 1974 Senior Class Pictured
Members of the Centralia High School graduating class of 1974 are shown with brief notes on their parents addresses and future plans. More senior pictures will follow in upcoming issues.
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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1974
Page
10
Members of the Centralia High School graduating class of 1974 are shown with brief notes on their parents addresses and future plans. More senior pictures will follow in upcoming issues.
Calendar items show Order of Rainbows for Girls meeting April 2 with Captain John Hailter and Mrs. Howard Kizer. April 29 program by Annette and Colonists. Also Little Dixie Shrine Club dinner details at Fulton Country Club April 30. Mexico Audrain League of Women Voters hosts April 30. Wednesday includes Morning Pre School Mothers May 1 and American Legion program at Legion Home.
The Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council held its annual meeting at First Christian Church in Centralia with 9:20 a.m. registration and coffee. Mrs Andy Runge was elected to the board for the coming term as members from Mexico were recognized for long service with pins for 10 years and five years to several attendees.
A reception and covered dish dinner for new members and a farewell for Mrs. Bryan Campbell, director of religious education of the First Christian Church, will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Twenty two membership certificates will be presented to new members including Kirby Allen and Mark Allen. The report also covers club activities, campus weekend plans, and society news.
The Academy of Friendship committee of the Women of the Moose met Thursday evening with Mrs. Chester Cooper in Auxvanse. Table decorations were made and projects planned. Attending were Mrs. Atha Eastin Mrs. Blanche Power Mrs. Harold Erdel Mrs. Robert Fosge and Mrs. Bob cGee.
Paris announces the engagement of Miss Susan Robb Mutti to George Bryan Woodard both of Maryland Heights. Miss Mutti a Paris High School graduate with degrees from Missouri Valley College and University of Missouri at Columbia teaches special education in St. Charles County. Woodard a Kirkwood High School graduate earned a business degree from UMSL, served six years in the Air Force, and works with Woodard Rug and Tapestry Cleaners. The wedding is set for June 20 at Paris Presbyterian Church.
Front page summary notes events in Mexico Missouri with local notices and brief items. Includes community updates, school news, and civic notices relevant to residents of Mexico Missouri during spring 1974.
Beaver Dam Extension Club met April 17 with Mrs. Lewis Taylor teaching broomstick crochet craft. Fourteen members attended. Mrs. Tom Blackwell hosted. Mrs. Lowell Peden presided. Hostess gifts went to several members. guests included Mrs. Irvin Blackwell, Diane Offutt, Lori Hunt, and Kathy Isgrig. Next meeting May 30 will be hosted by Mrs. Eddie Offutt.
Mrs. Watlon White chaired Circle Seven of the First Presbyterian Church at an April 18 meeting in the church board room. Miss Mary Pasley helped. Mrs. White opened with the Least Coin meditation and Mrs. Beckley Holtman spoke on Christian Higher Education. Mrs. Homer Black moderated the Galatians study. nine members and one guest, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, attended.
District president Mrs. Ann Heller of Marthasville presented the local Auxiliary with an award for new memberships. Frances Pickle led the meeting with music by Mrs. Wallace Melahn. A thank-you note from Mrs. Leon Rutherford followed. Poppy Days are May 24-25. Easter gifts were delivered to Mrs. John Hoard’s home. Rosie O'Neal and the Kewpie Doll topic were presented by Mrs. Butler Armstrong, who attended the 100th Rosie O'Neal convention in Branson. Hostesses were Mrs. Howard Mongler and Mrs. Oran Moyle. winner of the guest prize was Mrs. George Pettebaum.
Hollywood based ad claims a Vitamin E diet enables overweight individuals to lose about a pound daily without exercise or starvation while still eating forbidden foods. It touts chewable tablets, a scientific fat-utilization claim, and offers 10, 20, or 30 day supplies with a money back guarantee.
Jewelry has its place in art and fashion, with cameos enduring in fine jewelry wardrobes. Shell cameos, carnelian, agate, bloodstone, and tiger's eye are carved in relief or intaglio, worn as rings or cuff links, and valued as enduring amulets from ancient times.
Mrs Audrey Walter hosted the Happy Circle Senior Citizens meeting at Centennial Baptist Church with eighteen members present. Psalm M46 was used for devotion and vice president Mrs Ernest Crosier led the business session as readings and games followed. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr Crosier and many named members and guests. next meeting set for May 27 with Mrs Lena Zuck.
The Community Riders Saddle Club forms a planning committee after a 14 member meeting at the Rush Hill Community Center hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stanford. The group schedules its next meeting for May 6 at 8 p.m.
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