Montgomery Study Club Debates Election Methods at Waggoner Home
The Montgomery Study Club met at Mrs. Bob Waggoner’s home for a Monday night session. MFWC members from Montgomery R II High School presented a debate on changing U S election methods with team members Teresa Hendricks Tom Bowling Randy Rodgers Mike Kostelnik and Ellen McQuietimer.
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Montgomery Study Club
MFWC
Bob Waggoner
Marshall Smith
Montgomery R-Ii High School
U.S
Teresa Hendricks
Tom Bowling
Randy Rodgers
Mike Kostelnik
Ellen McQuietimer
Smith
William ‘ Kostelnik
Wendell Bishop
Dorothy Miller
Beta Sigma Phi Rush Party and Easter Plans in Auxvasse
Missouri Omicron Alpha chapter hosted a rush party March 20 at the Show-Me Room of the First National Bank with five new members welcomed. An Easter egg hunt is set for March 28 at 2 p.m. in Auxvasse City Park. Final plans were announced for a car wash at Mexico Car Wash on April 12 or 19. The next meeting is March 27 at Mrs. Donald Neal’s home with Ritually Jewels and Pledge Rituals to be conferred.
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Missouri
Gretta Deardorff
George Buckman
Alice Hatfield
Liz Pearl
Miss Pearl
Donald Neal
Richard Beaty
Mike Stathem
Roger Moser
Kei" Fritschie
Donald Nea
Dale Donovan
Richard Cole
Joe Baldwin
Willard Baldwin
Chris Jacobi
Rush Hill Groups Host Senior Citizens Social
The McClintie Rustlers Extension Club and Go- Getters Sunday School Class entertained area seniors at Rush Hill Community Center with a musical program. Laura Melahn read a tribute to Grover Weber. music by Ieland Breneman and Walter Klusman and Mrs. Walter Klusman. Door prizes went to Lee Brown Cora Dudley and Howard Jones. Out of town guests included Omer Lay of Columbia and Lucille Goodson of St. Louis. Planning committee members were Donald Shoup Curtis Graves and Willian Goshorn.
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McClintie Rustlers Extension Club
Go- Getters
Rush Hill Community
Rush Hill
Laura Melahn
Grover Weber
Ieland Breneman
Walter Klusman
Laddonia
Lee Brown
Cora Dudley
Howard Jones
Jesse Poage
Perry
Edgar Conklin
William Ray
Catherine Stemmley
Benton City
Beth Hitz
Rowena Powell
Faye Welch
J.W. Bigelow
Ruby Adams
Grace Gorman
Ina Allen
Grace Staples
Leta Thomas
Howard James
Georgia Gibson
Wilbur Stuart
Glorane Bradley
Mabel Hollingsworth
Mary Brooks
OL. Hobbs
W.S. Oliver
Ernest Schrader
Mexico
Willa Talley
Goldie Mudd
Matilda Sims
Bertha Allen
Blanche Allen
Mabel James
Nadie Maxwell
Helen Hearn
Emma Gerwin
Robert Riley
Clyde Shoup
Tom Maxwell
Omer Lay
Columbia
Gary Eatherton
Warrenton
Lucille Goodson
St. Louis
Kin Won't Hear Patrick Henry Speech at Church Obser
Patrick Henry Kin will pay a dollar to attend a later re enactment at the Richmond Coliseum after not being invited to the by invitation only 200th anniversary at St. John s Church. A commission spokesman said there was no effort to invite descendants and there would be no way to reach all of them.
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Richmond
Patrick Henry
St. John’s Church
James Marshall Henry III
Richmond Coliseum
Henry
Richmond — Independence Bicentennial Commission
Miss Michele Stevens Crowned JA Coronation Ball Queen
Miss Michele Stevens of Mexico High School is named Miss Junior Achievement 1975 at the 25th Annual Coronation Ball held March 21 at the Marriott Motor Hotel. She served as vice president of Kai-Frac and helped organize JA mini corporations among about 1200 attendees.
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Marriott Motor Hotel
Michele Stevens
Mexico High School
Queen's Court
Robert Stevens
Mexico
Miss Stevens
St. Louis
Kai-Frac
Kaiser
Mexico JA
Metro Area
Junior Achievement
Exchange Trip Discussed By 4-H Leaders
Audrain County 4-H Junior Leaders discussed a summer exchange trip to Pennsylvania at the March 13 meeting led by Gina Holsheiser. A committee including Holsheiser Mudd and Conklin will check bus prices for the trip. A scavenger hunt followed. The next meeting is a skating party at Roller Rink on April 10.
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Pennsylvania
Audrain County
4-H
4- H Center
Gina Holsheiser
Brenda Mudd
Debbie Conklin
Hawthorne PTA Elects Mrs Fecht As President
Hawthorne School PTA elected Mrs Larry Fecht president with Mrs Jim Dye as vice president and other officers set. A gymnastic exhibition by early grades and intramurals entertained parents while Mary Guthrie explained the emergency health fund aiding children needing glasses or medical care. Girl Scout troops led the flag ceremony.
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Hawthorne School
PTA
Larry Fecht
Jim Dye
Mari Simpson
Robert Harris
William Little
Bob Snell
Ken George
Bill Nichols
Kay Valentik
Jim Burnett
Mary Guthrie
Girl Scouts of Troops
Wine and Cheese Party At Sorority Si Gamma Tau
Sorority Si Gamma Tau of Beta Sigma Phi held a wine and cheese party at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Wolfe on Thursday. A brief business meeting approved upcoming year 1975 1976 officer elections and new member installations at the next gathering. Elected officers include Nancy Spencer president Cindy Van Lyssel vice president Carol McArthur secretary Mary Roberson treasurer and Sandy Keith council representative. Guests and members listed with multiple couples and individuals attended.
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Si Gamma Tau of
Beta Sigma Phi
Leo Wolfe
Nancy Spencer
Cindy van Lyssel
Carol McArthur
Mary Roberson
Council
Sandy Keith
Jack Linder
Francis Murphy
Jack Roberson
Jack Webber
Marvin Coil
Gary Spencer
Don van Lyssel
Wade McArthur
Community events and meetings listed for March dates
Saturday events include American Legion Auxiliary card party 7 to 11 p.m. at the American Legion Hall. Chapter HD PEO holds a specially called meeting with Miss Betty Baker at 9:30 a.m. March 22. Monday notes cover Little Dixie Citizens Band Radio Club social 7 p.m. March 24 and Happy Circle Senior Citizens luncheon 11 a.m. Centennial Church with details for transportation. March 24 also lists Emmanuel Shrine covered dish dinner with annual reports and officer elections. Mexico Garden Club meets at 1:30 p.m. March 24 at the library. The League of Women Voters unit meets 9:30 a.m. library with hostess Mrs. Howard Copeland. 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Warren McIntyre 807 S. Washington. Eagles Auxiliary 8 p.m. March 25 with initiation. Registered Nurses meeting in Mental Health conference room March 25. Chapter 10 PEO birthday dinner 6 p.m. St Matthew's Episcopal Church. Wednesday Practical Parenting group 7:30 p.m. March 26 at Mental Health Center. Frances Jesse and Mary Hagan honored with retirement luncheon at Florsheim shoe factory attended by 175. Jesse began Dec 7, 1943 and Hagan since Nov 4, 1945.
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Mexico-Audrain
Frances Jesse
Mary Hagan
Florsheim
Bottome Circle Hosts King's Daughters Guests
Ten members of the King's Daughters Home attended the Margaret Bottome Circle meeting at the ED home on March 14 with seven members present. Miss Elsie Ward opened the gathering with He Stands By Me. Miss Ola Mae Burchfield read Face of the Baby and Mrs Haro' Squires led the East devotion.
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King’s Daughters Home
Margaret Bottome
Elsie Ward
Ola Mae Burchfield
Haro’ Squires
Mrs Bailey Hosts Sunshine Club Meeting with St Patrick Decor
Mrs Mary Frances Bailey hosted the March 12 Sunshine Club gathering with eight members present. A noon ham dinner was served beside St Patrick's Day decor. Vice-president Mrs Duatd Whitehead led the business meeting. Mrs Frank Stemmley rejoined after a hospital stay. Prizes went to Mrs Stemmley and Mrs Forol Anson. birthday gift also went to Mrs Stemmley. The group spent the afternoon playing cards.
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Mary Frances Bailey
Sunshine Club
St. Patrick's Day
Duatd Whitehead
Frank Stemmley
Miss Smithey Finalist in National Pork Contest
Miss Beth Smithey, 1974 Missouri Pork Queen, was finalist at the national pork contest in Kansas City during the National Pork Producers Council convention. She competed with 17 state queens for the 1975 title. winner was Joyce Clements, 19, Kentucky, daughter of James and Mrs. Smithey. The pageant offers a 2000 dollar scholarship, with runner ups paying 300 and 100. Judging includes interview, beauty, poise, and pork knowledge. The victor will represent the pork industry in radio and TV appearances.
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Beth Smithey
Missouri
Kansas City
National Pork Producers Council
University of Kentucky
Joyce Clements
Morganfield
James Smithey
Route 4
Mexico
Turkey dinner at Garfield Community Center today
A turkey dinner will be served at Garfield Community Center starting at 11 a.m.organised by Ward Chapel AME Church.
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Garfield Community Center
Ward Chapel Ame
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