District President of MFWC Mrs Bradley Installs Officers
The Mexico Women's Club held its final meeting of the year at the Monterey Restaurant where retiring president Mrs Dave McCumber led the business. Miss Vicki Pasley spoke on her Sophomore Pilgrimage and activities in the capital. Guest speaker Mrs William Bradley of Centralia, Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs Fourth District president, reported on the Cape Girardeau board meeting and installed new officers: Mrs Howard Dillard president, Mrs Jack Viar vice president, Mrs Woodrow Lee treasurer, Mrs Al Tongora recording secretary, Mrs Don Decker corresponding secretary, Mrs Richard Bowen historian. Additional members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
MFWC
Monterey
Dave McCumber
Vicki Pasley
Jefferson City
Capital
William Bradley
Centralia
Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cape Girardeau
Richard Bowen
Jack Baker
John Boyce
William E. Boyd
Gene Bramon
Marietta Bybee
George Cline
Robert Dodder
Jennie Elledge
Gary Evans
Robert George
Raymond Groves
Larry Huffman
Jeff Marsh
James McKittrick
Wallace Melahn
Ray Morgan
Eddie Sydenstricker
Ray Wilburs
J. R. Eckenberger
Mrs Schroeder Installs Officers Of Band Mothers
Mrs Wayne Schroeder a past president of the Dixie Gray Band Mothers Club installed new officers at the Mexico High School band building meeting. Officers named were Mrs Kenneth Earle president Mrs Eugene Fowler vice president Mrs Everett Tiller secretary Mrs Albert Diederich treasurer and Mrs H QO Taylor historian. John W Willer band director spoke of the April trip to Chicago and announced the Parade of Bands set for Sunday at 1 30 p m in Presser Hall. Returning president Mrs Harold Adams received a gift of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Gray Band
Wayne Schroeder
Mexico High School
Sos
Kenneth Earle
Eugene Fowler
Everett Tiller
Albert Diederich
H. QO. Taylor
John W. Willer
Chicago
Ill
Presser Hall
Harold Adams
P.E.O. Chapter 10 Met at Mrs. Clyde Brown’s Home
The Missouri P.E.O. Home program was presented by Mrs. Frank Wilfley Jr with colored slides. Fifteen members attended at Laddonia Tuesday evening and learned of late improvements to the home located in St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Clyde Brown
Laddonia
Missouri
Frank Wilfley, Jr
St. Joseph
Celebrate Special Occasions at Dinner in Benton City
At the R. C. Baker home in Benton City Sunday a noon dinner and afternoon reminiscences marked three wedding anniversaries and a birthday. Celebrants were Mr. and Mrs. Baker married 43 years May 9, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knipmeyer 41st anniversary May 11, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruse married 51 years July 7, and Laverta Fimmerberg who will celebrate a May 30 birthday. Geneva Conley attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Baker
Benton City
Baker
Roy Knipmeyer
Fred Ruse
Laverta Fimmerberg
Geneva Conley
Followers Class Meeting At First Baptist Sparks
The Followers Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs John Sparks home. Mrs Robert Holt presided and gave the devotion Praise the Lord. Games were planned by Mrs Gerald McFarland and won by Mrs Randall W Weber, Mrs Holt and Mrs Sparks. Mrs Bobby Joe Meyer was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
First Baptist Church
John ¥. Sparks
Robert Holt
Lord
Gerald McFarland
Randall W. Weber
Holt
Bobby Joe Meyer
Mother's Day Program At Garfield Heights Club
The Miscellaneous Club held a Monday afternoon program at Garfield Heights Community Center honoring mothers. The event featured music from a guest quartet and a reading entitled Why God Made Mothers. Worland won the cor sage for the oldest mother present, with several guests offering prayers and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Heights Community Center
Bess McElhinny
Walter Hayes
Larry Spotser
Aura Burton
Charles Fisher
Walter Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Fecht
Fenton Worland
Whistler
Fecht
Worland
Marie Pasley
Pinkey Yancy
Dorothy Vance
Charles O. Fry
Quinnie Benton
Society Notes From Missouri Music Club Meeting
Mrs. William Fairchild travels to St. Louis to join friends for a three day Missouri Federation of Music Clubs gathering where Gene Boucher of Jefferson City performs as Tuesday’s entertainment. Mrs. Clark Gibbs returns from Marshall after visiting son and daughter in law and granddaughters. Dr. Elizabeth Worrell of Columbia also visits the Gibbs home. Mrs. Richard Crouch is due Saturday from Owensboro Kentucky to attend Hardin Club breakfast at Richardson Hall and plans several days with her sister in law Mrs. Paul Rutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fairchild
St. Louis
Ernest Gillam
John W. Willer
Michael Walden
Missouri Federation of Music Clubs
Gene Boucher
Jefferson City
Clark Gibbs
Marshall
Inlaw
Robert Gibbs
Kelly
Anne
Gibbs
Elizabeth Worrell
Columbia
Richard Crouch
Owensboro
Hardin Club
Richardson Hall
Paul Rutter
Calendar entries for orders and golf group meetings
Calendar notes show Order of Rainbow for Girls meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at Burroughs Masonic Temple with election balloting. Tuesday lists Arthur Hills Ladies Day at 1 p.m. Chapter 10 PEO meets 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Clyde Brown in Ladjonia. Chapter HD PEO meets 8 p.m. with Miss Betty Baker. Wednesday features Women s Golf Association of Mexico Country Club at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Arthur Hills
Clyde Brown
Ladjonia
Betty Baker
Women’s Golf Association of
Mexico Country Club
Luncheon and Shower for Sally Johnston Before June Wedding
Miss Sally Johnston, soon to wed Thomas A. Rowe of St Louis on June 6, was honored at a luncheon and shower Saturday at Algonquin Country Club. Hosts were Mrs James Jackson Mrs George John and Mrs Harry Steinmeyer of St Louis. The wedding will take place at the Johnston home 1019 S Western Ave with about 17 guests including immediate families. The couple will live in Columbia after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Johnston
Thomas A. Rowe
St. Louis
Algonquin Country Club
James Jackson
George John
Harry Steinmeyer
Johnston
Mr. Rowe
Phil S. Johnston
S. Western Ave
Susan B. Rowe
Philip A. McDermott
Ferguson
Columbia
Miss Hicklin Engaged to Mr Eisele in July Wedding Planned
Miss Melinda Nana Hicklin and Thomas Deane Eisele are engaged. Miss Hicklin, a 1970 Mark Twain High School and Automation Training Center graduate, studies at William Woods College Fulton. Mr Eisele, a Farber native, is a former Van-Far High School student, Army veteran, and farmer near Farber. A July 24 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Nana Bicklin
Thomas Deane Eisele
Farber
Mark Twain High School
Automation Training Center
Kansas City
Williams Woods College
Fulton
Elbert Hicklin
Perry
Eisele
Deane Hisele
Van-Far A-1
Mexico
Love Street Church Women Banquet Draws 50 Attendees
About 50 members and guests attended Love Street Christian Church annual women's banquet on Monday evening. Principal speaker Mrs. Les Milan spoke on Joys and Blessings of Motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Street Christian Church
Les Milan
FOE Auxiliary Donates 85.50 to Worthy Causes
Fraternal Order of Eagles auxiliary members vote 84.50 in five donations to Khoury League City of Hope Chapel of Four Chaplains Memorial Foundation and Muscular Dystrophy. Four new members initiated. May 25 officer installation planned. birthday and fried chicken dinners announced for May 22. Khoury League uniforms arrive. team named Mavericks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Khoury League
City of Hope
Memorial Foundation
Stanley Carter
James A. Gentry
R. D. Giboney
Eileen Seckler
Danny D. Gentry
Virgil Sapp
Tanna Parish
Roy Tyner
Mabel Theen
The
Mavericks
Ex-Rebels Banished From Native Land Topic At UDC Meeting
Mrs. Pitts told Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of Confederacy about Confederates who left home after the Civil War. Exiles sought refuge in Canada and other lands, many return after three years to rebuild the South. The event included tributes to Mrs. Pollock and notes on Robert E. Lee citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pitts
UDC
Guy M. Pitts
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of Confederacy
Fulton
Don McVey
Blanche Braham
Cecil's
Pitts
South
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Venezuela
Brazil
England
France
Japan
Korea
Egypt
Melnette McDonough
W. W. Pollock
Allene Reed
Pollock
Alden F. Hays
Kansas City
Lucky Leaf 4-H Club Sells Stationery and Plans Fun Night
Laddonia Laddonia Lucky Leaf 4-H Club met with 17 members at the Community Building. Terry Patton and Steve Ehrlich led pledges, Laura Bishop led singing, and a $94 sales total with $34 to be collected was reported. A Share the Fun Night committee was formed and includes Kathy Strange, Laura Bishop, Gene Kauble, Cheryl Blackburn and Terry Patton. The club plans to attend Laddonia Christian Church on May 16 for 4-H Sunday with a picnic at Laddonia Park. Laura Bishop showed Europe slides taken by her great grandfather. Games and refreshments followed.
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Laddonia
Lucky Leaf
Terry Patton
Steve Ehrlich
Laura Bishop
Kathy Strange
Gene Kauble
Cheryl Blackburn
Europe
Melody Martins To Sell Calendars
Melody Martins 4 H Club meeting drew 27 members with Bill Wieschhaus Pat Pursifal and Brian Pursifal leading pledges Clothing Two showcased pattern envelope guidance and Bill Wieschhaus reported on bicycles Members received birthday calendars to sell as a fundraising project A skit for Share the Fun Night was discussed to conclude the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Melody Martins
Bill Wieschhaus
Pat Pursifal
Brian Pursifal
Clothing
Rush Hill Women Host May Fellowship Program
The Women's Council of Rush Hill Community Church met Friday morning for a May Fellowship program. The program theme was "Enlarge the Place of Your Tent" and was given by Mrs. Russell Silvey, Mrs. Robert Riley and Mrs. John Blass. A business meeting was presided over by Mrs. Silvey. Twelve members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council of
Rush Hill Community Church
Russell Silvey
Robert Riley
John Blass
Silvey
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Jack Viar
Howard Dillard
Don Decker
Ricard Vance
Mrs. Bradley
Abe
Daly
Td Ow
Tiny
M.L. Page
Mgr
Miss Hicklin
Mr. Eisele
Harold Eugene Hicklin Sr
Safford Shoe Store
Hannibal
Kirksville
FOE
Lucky Leaf Club
South Side Square
Pilcher Jewelry Co
American Gem Sochity
Gemologist
Jefferson
Rush Hill
Merle Norman
Paula Fuqua
S. Washington
Samsonite Silhouette
Pretty Silhouette
Fredendall and
Ki Ilkins
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