Cuivre Homemakers Elect Mrs Wohlbold at Laddonia
Cuivre Homemakers Club met December 14 with Emma Wohlbold as hostess. Twelve members, nine children, two visitors attended. Officers elected include President David Wohlbold and vice president Jim Eckler. Next meeting January 11 with Wayne Wohlbold as hostess. The Cawthorn Friendship Club also met with ten attendees and gifts exchanges noted. The Happy Hustler's Community Club held a covered dish luncheon and installation of officers. ARBELA Chapter No 12 Order of the Eastern Star will hold closed officer installation Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Laddonia
West Cuivre
Adolph Kuda
Wayne Wohlbold
Cawthorn Friendship Club
Faye Welch
G. W. Smith
Lawrence Thomas
Herald Angels
Elmer Johnson
Lawrence
Happy Hustler's
Elwood LaRue
Forrest LaRue
Buzz Beshears
Norma Ellis
Beverly Wohlbold
Minnie Albus
Eisie Ellis
Fern Wilson
John Albus
Joe Teague
Gwynn Wilson
Jess Beshears
Sue Bell
Logene Thomson
George Tiller Sr
Harold Galloway
Francis Ellis
Arbela
Order of the Eastern Star
Salary Proposal To North Callaway Board Discussed
KINGDOM CITY The salary committee of the North Callaway Community Teachers Association proposed raising teachers base pay from 7600 to 8000 dollars with each step rising 45 dollars. Extra duties pay also suggested. The board will review these at the January meeting and a February 7 budget session.
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Kingdom City
North Callaway Community Teachers Association
NorCal Board of Education
CTA
PTO
Randy Arrowood
Ralls County Bloodmobile Visit Set in New London
The Ralls County Bloodmobile will visit New London on January 4 from 2 to 7 PM at the Lions Club building. Sponsored by the Feministic Clique Club MFWC of New London, the event seeks 100 pints with volunteers asked to contact Mrs. Judy Bailey or Mrs. Sharon Smith.
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New London
Rallis County
Feministic Clique Club
MFWC
Lions Club
Gerry Fuqua
Judy Bailey
Sharon Smith
Fuqua
Personal News of Wellsville Continued from Page 3
Wellsville community notices report club activities and holiday events. Proceeds from a project go to the Retarded Citizens Association and penny-a-day drives aid Girls Town. Club members recap last year’s points while hosts serve holiday refreshments. January plans include a meeting at Mrs. Conover’s home with cohostess Mrs. Zimmann and speaker Mrs. Fipps on Home Is Where the Heart Is. The Wellsville Middletown R-1 music department Christmas concert is set for December 20 at 7:30. Circle A Quilters and Naomi subgroup share a Christmas dinner at the United Methodist Presbyterian church with numerous guests. Final Book of Mark study and Holy Communion occur, followed by packing cookies for the Fulton state hospital. Wellsville Jaycees hold their Christmas party and dance at Martinsburg American Legion hall. Birthdays are celebrated at the Wilson home with a Tuesday supper for Mr. Wilson and family. Nicki Wilson’s party is planned with guests Jody Davis and others.
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Citizens Association
Goodman
Brown
H.L. Burwell
Janary
C.W. Conover
F.A. Zimmann
W.A. Fipps
Circle A
Wellaville United
Cleveland
Roger Eckler, Sr
Tle
Jeff) McClain
Charles Deiter
W.H. Walls
B.C. Burkhalter
Donald Wright
Wesley Harmon
State Hospital
Fulton
Gil Wilson
Mr. Wilson
C.W. Wilson
Ad Gary
Bill Hale
Tinsburg
Nicki Wilson
Jim Wagner
Jody
Richay Wilson
Christie
Les Davis
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Cuivre
Wohlbold
James Lowry
Herald McCluggage
Mary Pierceaul
G.W. Smith
John Thomas
William Woolfolk
Pauline Wybrant
Russell Stover
Candy
Ralls County
Wellsville
Wellsville-Middletown
R-1 Music Department
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Jaycees
American Legion Hall
Martinsburg
J.C. Penney
Sale
West
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