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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
11
Vandalia Business and Professional Men's meeting features Bob Hinds of Willow Springs as guest speaker. He blogs on Hog Raising in Southern Missouri after a pork tour of Japan. Vernon Moore chairs the program.
Farber hosts Community Betterment memorial dinner at the Farber Community Building on Monday May 29 starting 11 a.m. Mrs Sterling seeks choir members for the Centennial service August 6 with practice dates listed. Centennial HQ on Linn and Main to open soon with volunteer calls to Al Herman.
The Centralia Alumni Association plans its annual reunion with two college presidents as speakers. Dr. Warren C. Lovinger, president of Central Missouri State College at Warrensburg, will address eighth grade graduates at R-1 North Callaway Schools.
Miss Carolyn Morris of rural Vandalia was elected president of the University of Missouri Columbia Home Economics Student Council. A senior majoring in management and family economics, she previously served as senior representative, secretary and vice president. The council comprises 15 students working to improve relations among students, faculty and staff and promote divisional efforts. The ceremony also notes upcoming commencement events at Auxvasse and local schools with Dr. Charles J. McClain expected to speak and various student performances.
The Laddonia Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting Thursday focusing on the Rebekah degree. Two candidates, Mrs. Raymond Fischer and Mrs. Stanley Garnett, were received into membership. Noble Grand Lillian Woolfolk directed business, Dorothy Hutchinson filed the financial report, and a 12 member drill led by Mrs. Avera Renner closed the program. Refreshments and a social hour followed.
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