Installation For Women’s Club Members At Mexico Club
Mexico Women’s Club met at Monterey Restaurant for a dessert meeting and officer installation. Dan Hagan spoke on the Sophomore Pilgrimage in Jefferson City April 11, sponsored by the Mexico Club. Mrs. William Bradley of Centralia installed. she is district president of Missouri Federated Women’s Clubs. The group awarded two $75 art scholarships to Mexico High School seniors. A fund-raising style show and luncheon cleared about $130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
William Bradley
Centralia
Missouri Federated Women’s Clubs
Federated Club
Wallace Melahn
John Boyce
State Federation
William Bramon
MHS
Mexico-Audrain County
Ray Morgan
R.L. Willis
Hawthorne Junior Girl Scouts Court of Honor Program
Hawthorne Junior Girl Scout Troop 252 held a May 4 court of honor in the Hawthorne gymnasium. Several girls received badges including health aid toymaker weaving basketry musician and star signs. families attended as leaders Mrs Ray Travis and Mrs William Lee guided the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Hawthrone
Melissa Riley
Vena Robins
Gina Bramlett
Melinda Lee
Becky Miller
Ray Travis
William Lee
Health Aid
Barrow
Becky Sampson
Nancy Callison
Lisa Broeker
Active Citizen
Tina Clark
Heart Aid
Sign of the Star
Cynthia Greene
Penny Travis
Healt Aid
Melissa Lee
Heal Aid
Donna Cossey
Charla Boydston
Donetta Jacobs
Tammy Oliver
Tammy Carter
Novice and Regular Audrain Duplicate Club Meet
The Audrain Duplicate Bridge Club held its first monthly novice section meeting at the Air Park Motel with a Howell movement. Winners were Mrs. Gene Davis and Mrs. Harold James. second went to Mrs. John L. Crocker and Mrs. John D. May. others included Mrs. Francis Hughes and Mrs. R. D. Baysinger and Kermit Head. Regular club play showed North South winners Mr. and Mrs. Al Tangora. East West winners Mrs. Warren 0. McIntyre and Mrs. William Jolly, with several pairings filling the top places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain Duplicate Bridge Club
Air Park
Howell
Gene Davis
Harold James
John L. Crocker
John D. May
Francis Hughes
R. D. Baysinger
Kermit Head
Avera Renner
Anna Glennon
Vandalia
Richard Nye
Mitchell
al Tangora
Bette Garner
Terry Everman
Barbara Harris
Gordon Barnum
Columbia
Roy W. Kent
J.D. Carter
Warren
Phil Johnston
Robert Dodder
Charles Ekedahl
Paul Heidbreder
Parade of Bands to Highlight National Music Week
Mexico Band Mothers Club held its final 71 72 meeting at Mexico High School Band Building. Twenty three members attended as John Willer recalled the Parade of Bands on Sunday May 14 at 1 30 p m at Presser Hall with performances from 5th grade through MHS seniors. The event marks National Music Week's 49th year. Officers were installed: T A Piper president Jack Baker vice president Paul B Burson secretary John Cadwell treasurer Vernon Marshall historian. The group considered renaming to Band Parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Band Mothers Club
Mexico High School
Kenneth Earle
John Willer
Presser Hall
MHS
National Federation of Music Clubs
Band Mothers Club
Willer
Earle
M. E. Fowler
Harold Adams
T. A. Piper
Jack Baker
Paul B. Burson
John Cadwell
Vernon Marshall
Calendar Wednesday and Thursday womens groups meet May dates
The calendar lists Women's Democratic Club May 17 with Rep Charles H Dickey Jr as guest at Mrs Leo Erdel home Route 1. Mexico Lanes hosts May 10 bowling league meeting. League of Women Voters Mexico Audrain May 10 delegate report. morning and evening unit meetings at library and 1011 E Lafayette St. Trinity United Church of Christ Women May 10 speak on Indian reservations. Thursday includes Missouri Nurses Association May 11 at Knights of Columbus Hall, Rainbow for Girls May 11 planning tips at Burroughs Masonic Temple, and Circle 8 at First Presbyterian May 11 with Miss Virginia Botts and Mrs John C Miller chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Leo Erdel
Charles H. Dickey Jr
Mexico Lanes
League of Women Voters of Mexico
Audrain County
Sam Vaughan
Library
South Dakota
Missouri Nurses’ Association
Knights of Columbus Hall
Grand Assembly
Burrough
Masonic Temple
the Church of the First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Botts
Eastholm St
John C. Miller
Miss Botts
Mexico Ledger May 10 1972 Page 7
The page from the Mexico Ledger dated Wednesday May 10 1972 on page seven presents local notices and brief items. It includes community announcements, small ads, and society notes typical of a midweek local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
VFW Auxiliary Plans Busy Spring Summer Events
The VFW Auxiliary 3772 met to elect 11 delegates for the Department Convention in Kansas City June 16 17 18 and to discuss Poppy Days sales. Plans include poppy distribution with American Legion on Veterans Day and Memorial Day, fund donation to Miss Missouri Pageant, hospital gifts, uniforms and officer installations May 13 with a carry in supper. Members urged to support letters to Congress opposing the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Post Home
Department
Kansas City
Marlin Cahall
James J. Greenburg
Dan Henneberry
St. Charles
Don Hague 40th Anniversary Celebration Held at Garfield Center
Mr and Mrs Don S Hague of 33 Marine Dr will be honored at an open house reception for friends and relatives on Sunday May 14 from 1 to 3 pm at Garfield Community Center to mark their 40th wedding anniversary. Their three children and families plan the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don S. Hague
Marine Dr
Garfield Community Center
Local Women Receive WOM Academy of Friendship Degree
Three members of the Mexico Chapter of Women of the Moose earned the Academy of Friendship degree at the state WOM meeting in Sedalia last week. Winners were Mrs. Elwood Adams Mrs. Bob McGee and Mrs. Ruth Cooper, all of Mexico. Attending from Mexico were Mrs. Robert Posge and Mrs. Thomas Eastin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Women of the Moose
Academy of Friendship
WOM
Sedalia
Elwood Adams
Bob McGee
Ruth Cooper
Auxvasse
Robert Posge
Thomas Eastin
Miss Newell Engaged to Lyle Rice in Mexico Marriage Plans
Announcement from Dana E Newell and Mrs Newell of 1402 Pine Lawn reveals the engagement of Debra Jean Newell to Lyle Mitchell Rice son of Mr and Mrs Marvin E Rice of 1704 Fairground St Rice a sergeant and security policeman in the United States Air Force stationed at Whiteman AFB Knob Noster MO is a Mexico High School graduate of 1968 The couple will wed August 5 at the Mexico First Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana E. Newell
Pine Lawn
Debra Jean Newell
Lyle Mitchell Rice
Marvin E. Rice
Fairground St
Miss Newell
Mexico High School
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Rice
Aargeant
United States Air Force
Whiteman Air Force Base
Knob Noster
Mexico First Presbyterian Church
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Raymond Wilders
Robert Hill
J.A. McKitterick
Richard Vance
Hawthorne Junior Girl Scouts
Hawthorne
Lawrence
R.D. Olson
Robert Greene
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Little Dixie
Parents Without Partners
First National Bank
Dorothy Meyer
Dorothy Albus
Anita Murphy
Robert McDermit
Connie
Audrain
Plaza
Lady Buxton
Buxton
Princess Gardner
Worrell
Fextra
Don Hagues
Aga Sur
Mitre Yas
Liberty Theater
Bieres
Tues
Thurs
Saf
Belle Mon
Mr. Rice
Calvert Studio
VOGUE
L, Price
W. Monroe
Onhoes
White
Black
Safford's East Side
Lawrence Drug Co
I Nee
Graoch Earfinus
Pilcher Fie
Jefferson