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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1972

Page

8

Wellsville VFW Auxiliary Members Attend Ninth District Meeting

Wellsville VFW Auxiliary members attended a Ninth District gathering in Hermann on Sunday afternoon. They were pleased to report that the district winner of the “Voice of Democracy” essay contest was a ninth district contestant, Miss Lynette Richard of St. Charles.

Wellsville VFW Hermann Voice of Democracy Lynette Richard St. Chares

Courtwarming festivities end with queen and parade

Centralia wrapped its courtwarming events after a high school dance. Pam Davenport crowned Courtwarming Queen at the Knox County game. a halftime mini parade featured tiny floats and escorts. COE club won first in float judging, followed by Senior and Sophomore classes. Davenport rode in the parade with Ned Thornley. Attendants included Donna Dick with Ralph Robertson, Karen Hoke with John Bell, Carmen Bryson with Barry Hulen, and Claudia Mosley with Mark Twillman. The Strother 4-H Club hosted a Valentine party Feb 13 at the community building with 19 members, games, handmade valentines, and refreshments. District V Lt. Gov. Marvin Dishman spoke to Centralia Kiwanis on drug education and civic duties. the International president will visit Mexico Kiwanis March 22 at 7 p.m. at Missouri Military Academy, with admission $3.75. Special guest Allan Hoppenstedt, VP International Division of A B Chance, joined Roy Hansen.

Centralia Pam Davenport Knox County COE Club Pam ‘Davenport Ned Thornley Donna Dick Ralph Robertson Karen Hoke Carmen Bryson Karen John Bell Strother 4 ‘H Club Phil Brown Susan Sudbrock Marcia Sudbrock Phyllis Brown Rhonda Hardwick Jim" Powell Rodney Hardwick Clifford Powell Marvin Dishman Centralia Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Action Kiwanis Kiwanis International Mexico Allan Hoppenstedt A. B. Chance Company Hoppenstedt Roy Hansen

Vandalia Clubs and Churches in Local Meetings

Vandalia area notices cover hospital updates for Louis D. Harris in St. Louis after major surgery, plus a summary of community gatherings. The children’s story hour at the Vandalia Branch Library featured stories with a sound effects record and Valentine treats, with attendees listed. Community clubs meet, including the Monday Study Club progress toward a Washington trip and an auxiliary gathering in Wellsville. The Methodist Guild marks its 28th anniversary with a birthday supper, and regional church events include gospel programs, skating parties, family visits, and baptisms at Grace Lutheran Church.

Louis D. Harris Curryville Barnes Hospital St. Louis Harris Florida Vandalia Valentine Alan Barnes Kelly Wilson Kelly Learish Robin Fletcher Kameka Langston Carry’ McPhearson Mark McPhearson Mindy Hassien Madaya Paul Stacey Sprouls Sandy Hassien Tammy Hill Methodist Guild of Wellsville Elizabeth Martin Hawaii Charles Deiter Joe Russell Paul Dunbar

Spainhower Pledges Fast Flow of Money

James J. Spainhower pledged to take over all state collections and speed cash flow from banks to Missouri state treasury. Speaking at a Monroe County Women’s Democratic Club luncheon he urged modernizing the treasurer’s office, reevaluating depositories, and using guaranteed student loans as collateral. Funeral services for Nellie Schulz were held at Myers Funeral Home with several relatives in attendance.

Paris James J. Spainhower Women’s Democratic Club Monroe County Mark Twain Cafe Spainhower Missouri

Farber WOC Plans CWS Clothing Drive

Farber WOC of the Farber Presbyterian Church met February 16 at Miss Lillian Crow s home to plan a Church World Service Clothing Drive from March 1 to April 3. They urgently need used blankets comforters quilts bedspreads and baby blankets with six months wear left. Blanket Sunday will be March 5 with blankets priced at 3.00 plus 25 cents postage. Nine million blankets are needed for refugees in India and other areas.

Farber WOC Farber Presbyterian Church Lillian Crow Church World Service India Ralph Mollet Brotherhood Wellsville Bill Crow Norman Vincent Montgomery County Porkettes Malcolm Hesse Jefferson City Leslie J. Crow Nutter Rte. 1 Mrs. Magazine William Waddell Mont- Death

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