Happy Hour Club Meets At Wattses
Happy Hour Club members gathered at Mrs. Jimmy Watts Thursday evening with Mrs. Cecil Haggard giving a reading titled A More Bountiful Grace and a group prayer. Mrs. Lee Watts led the business meeting as secret pal gifts circulated and plans formed for a February 25 Valentine party at Finley Stumpf’s home. Notes of appreciation were read by Mrs. Watts Haggard and Stumpf. Prizes went to Mrs. Haggard, Mrs. Lee Watts, and Mrs. Sue Modory with others in attendance including Mrs. Herbert Blades, Mrs. Hubert Rose, Mrs. Howard Kindig, Mrs. Lebbins Ball, Mrs. Chester Thompson, Mrs. Bill Baker, and Jennifer Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
Jimmy Watts
Cecil Haggard
Lee Watts
Finley Stumpf
Haggard
Stumpf
Sue Modory
Herbert Blades
Hubert Rose
Howard Kindig
Lebbins Ball
Chester Thompson
Bill Baker
Jennifer Watts
Extension Club Plans Trips and Fairs in Jefferson City
Friendly Northerners Extension Club met at Mrs. Harvey Turner's home with Mrs. George S. Neale Jr. presiding. Plans included a Monterey dinner and Miss Mexico Pageant, a St Louis Ice Capades trip on March 27 with lunch at Stix and dinner at Noah's Ark, and March 10 for trip reservations. A Homemakers Speciality replaces the fair, with a Consumer's Fair May 5 and 6 in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Turner
Northerners Extension Club
George S. Neale Jr
Don DeVault
Cletus Hudson
Monterey
St. Louis
Stix
Noah’s Ark
Jefferson City
Audrain County
Ralph Nowlin
Charles E. Mongler
Society couple’s vacation trip and local club notices
Society pages note Miss Fadia Fayad and Said Fayad with Lewis Arnold family at University of Missouri in Columbia returning from a Hawaii vacation spent 10 days. Local clubs announce: Mexico High Twelve carry-in dinner at Burroughs Masonic Temple 6 p.m. Tuesday. Fred Mertens speaks. Wednesday Club meets 1:30 p.m. at Mexico-Audrain County Library. Union Luncheon Thursday noon at the courthouse auditorium. Community chorus Sunday 2 to 3:15 p.m. at Mexico United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadia
Said Fayad
Lewis Arnold
University of
Missouri
Columbia
Hawaii
Youssef Fayad
Mexico
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Fred Mertens
Mexico-Audrain County
R.D. and Sons Union
Courthouse
Mexico Coin Club Swapping Show At Auxvasse Center
The Mexico Coin Club plans a swapping show at Auxvasse Community Center Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tables are free and admission is open to the public. contact Mrs. James May at 581-9866 to reserve a display table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Rush Hill Women To Re Carpet Church
Rush Hill Church Women United met at the church on Wednesday afternoon after serving dinner at the Community Center for Taloma Fertilizer Co. Mrs. Russell Silvey presided and members decided to replace the carpeting. Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Silvey led the program "We Hold the Truths" and the meeting closed with "Our Purpose."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Hill
Rush Hill Church Women United
Taloma Fertilizer Co
Russell Silvey
Robert Riley
Silvey
Donald Shoup
George Doebelin
Martin Lee Maxwell
Miss Goodhartt and Littrell Vow At Christian Church
Miss Janice Ann Goodhart and Michael James Littrell of Mexico wed in a Friday evening ceremony at 7 in the parlor of the First Christian Church. The Rev. Terry Moore officiated the single ring rite as attendees Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Petty and others observed. The bride, daughter of Don Goodhart of Perry, wore a blue and white dress with black accessories. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Littrell of 1110 Omar St. They reside at 722 N. Clark St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Ann Goodhart
Michael James Littrell
Mexico
First Christian Church
Terry Moore
Don Goodhart
Perry
Mr. Littrell
James E. Littrell
Omar St
Tommy Petty
Petty
Robert W. Kesler
Laddonia
Barbara Albus
George Albus
Mr. Kesler
Robert J. Kesler
Rainbow Girls mark 23rd birthday at Burroughs Temple
The Order of Rainbow for Girls observed its 23rd birthday at Burroughs Masonic Temple with a farewell party for retiring worthy advisor Becky Mills. Mills presided as members planned ticket sales for Ozark Opry at Presser Hall on Monday March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Becky Mills
Floyd Akers
Akers
Mary Wilson
Valentine Supper for ESA Sorority Hosts Community Center
A Delta Rho Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi held a Valentine covered dish supper Sunday at Garfield Heights Community Center. Social chairman Mrs. Lawrence Precht led the arrangements and a Dirty Dog card game followed the meal. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Precht and numerous other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Rho
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Garfield Heights
Lawrence Precht
Precht
Vincil Mildred
John Burchfield
J. W. Stowers
George Hogan
NARFE Luncheon Meeting in Mexico Chapter
The Mexico Chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees met at the Air Park Restaurant for a Friday luncheon attended by all members. Alvin Beamer presided, Mellnotte McDonough read the secretary’s news, and Mrs. Charles Vanlandingham was elected a delegate. Next meeting is March 12 at the Air Park Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
National Association of Retired Federal Employes
NARFE
Air Park
Alvin Beamer
Mellnotte McDonough
Jefferson City
Governor Hotel
Charles Vanlandingham
George Talley
Gladys Meyer
Smith Black
Mertens To Speak To Hi-12 Tuesday
A carry-in supper for members of the Mexico High Twelve Club is planned at Burroughs Masonic Hall at 6 o clock this evening. Guest speaker will be Fred Mertens superintendent of mining at Kaiser Refractories he will discuss Missouri Mining and Leo Erdel newly elected High Twelve president will lead the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Founding of KD and Sons Highlighted by Circle Meeting
Circle Hears Founding of KD and Sons at Mrs. Pulis home with Miss Ola Mae Burchfield in charge. Miss Ward presented the Silver Cross article and a brief history of the 1886 founding, while donations for the KD Home pantry shower were collected. Attendees included Mrs. Beam and others, and the gathering opened and closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters and Sons
Charles Pulis
Ola Mae Burchfield
Burchfield
Abraham Lincoln
Elsie Ward
World Church
KD and Sons
J.L. Beam
Otto W. Rohlfing
Randall Weber
Martha Ward
Laurene Miller
Hazel Extension Club Meets in Courthouse Auditorium
Hazel Extension Club members gathered Wednesday morning in the courthouse auditorium with Mrs. Claud McFadin as hostess. Mrs. Paul Totten chaired. devotion read by Mrs. McFadin and a reading titled Smile performed. Members approved continued March of Dimes Heart Fund Cancer Fund and Crippled Children's Fund gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Extension Club
Claud McFadin
Paul Totten
McFadin
March of Dimes
Heart Fund
Cancer Fund
Crippled Children’s Fund
James C. Botts
Frank Wilfley Sr
Andrew Tuepker
Gail Toncray
Berry Ardell
Stockwell Smithey
R. Lee Thomas
Russell Adzell
George Clough
Garden Club Luncheon Reservations Due February 18
The Garden Club announces Monday's luncheon at 1 p.m. in Fellowship Hall, beginning spring activities. Mrs. Hazel Dudley of Excello will present the program. Reservations must be in by Thursday with Mrs. Tom Moore, Mrs. Lewis Arnold, or Mrs. Frank Richards. Contact numbers: 581-4098, 581-5937, 581-5724.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Richards
Fellowship Hall
Mexico United
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Valentine
Beta Sigma Phi
Centralia
Mu Omicron
Knights of Columbus Hall
Alan Paschal
Ron Whittaker
Fred Austin
BSP
Ronnie Smith
Kappa Mu
Roger Moser
Nu Phi Mu
Jack Smiley
Xi Gamma Tau
Whittaker
Gamma Lambda
Jack Davis
Xi Epsilon Alpha
Robert Hibbs
Bernie
Combo
Ledger
Richard Vance
Wattses
Extension Club
Turners
You Global Travel Service
Hoxsey Hotel
United Methodist Church
Miss Goodhartt
Christian Church
Rainbow Girls
ESA Sorority
Missouri Power GY 8 Light Company
Circle
CAFE
Rae
T.V
THE
Hazel Club
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