Court of Honor for Troop 38 Scouts at First Presbyterian Church
Troop 38 Boy Scouts held its Court of Honor on May 16 at the First Presbyterian Church. Scouter Ed Kister presided as awards were presented across Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star, and Trail Hike patches by multiple leaders, with Jim Boyce and Luke Lukacs among notable recipients and Scott Irvin earning a 100 mile patch. The Beaver Patrol earned a first place plaque at the District Scout Camporee, and the meeting closed with coffee and cake in Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ed Kister
Toreg Itvin
Arry Pilllachafske
Phil Murta
Mark Lee
Darrel Cartee
Brian Stewart
John Groves
Tracy Jackson
Sylvester Smith
Woodrow Lee
Jo Ich Shamblin
Steve Lovell
Phil Moss
Curtis Bradford
Dick Bowen
Jch Bowen
Mark Niederschulte
Ted Byrd
Jim Boyce
Luke Lukacs
Jim Haerer
Darren Cartee
Rich Shamblin
Mark van Tress
St. Louis
James Campbell
Mitch Taylor
Matthew Lukacs
David Lee
Mike Murray
Rich Bowen
Scott Irvin
Bill Baker
Huzzah
Bob Besalke
Ed Besalke
Bruce Oliver
Phil Marta
Steve Lovall
Robert Pasley
Steve Griffin
John Boyce
Lawrence McKamey
Ralph Taylor
George Pryor
Mike Snell
Ivan Jackson
Jim Willer
Brent Irvin
Brian Snell
Bob Pasley
Mark Vantress
Larry Pillischafske
Greg Irvin
The
Beaver
Miss Neiger to Wed Mr McCarthy in June
Dr and Mrs Fred E Neiger announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Kaye Neiger to Thomas O McCarthy son of Mr and Mrs T E McCarthy of Boonville. Neiger teaches English at Hickman High School and holds a MA in English from the University of Missouri. McCarthy earned a BS in engineering and a JD from MU and works as a field attorney for NLRB Region 14 in St Louis. A June wedding is planned. Neiger is cousin of Miss Jennie L Elledge of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Neiger
Sharon Kaye Neiger
Thomas 0. McCarthy
T.E. McCarthy
Boonville
Miss Neiger
Hickman High School
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar
University of Missouri,Columbia
McCarthy
University of Missouri, Columbia
National Labor Relations Board
St. Louis
Neiger
Jennie L. Elledge
Mexico
Friendly Northerners Install Officers at May Meeting
The Friendly Northerners Extension Club installed Mrs. Lewis Wilson Jr. as president at the May 22 meeting with Mrs. Harvey Turner. Fourteen members and one guest attended. New officers included Nadine Pittman as vice president, Ralph Nowlin as secretary, and Turner as treasurer. Secret pal gifts went to Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ralph Johnson, and Mrs. Emmett Stephena. Game prizes were won by Mrs. Roy Mongler and Mrs. Hudson. The program on mental health was by Mrs. G. I. Neale Jr. and Mrs. Leslie Windman. A report on the June 8 family picnic was given by Mrs. C. Mongler. Members signed up for a breast examination clinic starting July 1 in Columbia at Ellis Fincher Hospital. The June 26 meeting will be with Mrs. Warren Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wilson Jr
Friendly Northerners Extension Club
Harvey Turner
Pat Miller
Cletus Hudson
Nadine Pittman
Ralph Nowlin
Turner
Wilson
Ralph Johnson
Emmett Stephena
Roy Mongler
Busy Bees Discuss Mental Health in Benton City Meeting
The Benton City Busy Bees met Wednesday with Mrs. Audrey Smith and Mrs. Robert Lay leading a mental health lesson. Nine members and one guest attended, new member Mrs. Ben Engerann joined, devotional readings by the hostess, prayers, and reports on banquet and County Council. Bingo yielded hostess prize to Mrs. Edwin Delamarre, with gifts for all. The June 26 gathering plans to be with Mrs. Oleta McCowan and members to bring baby pictures for themselves and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton City
Busy Bees
Audrey Smith
Robert Lay
Ben Engerann
Matthews
Herbert Schutte
Fay Hinton
Edwin Delamarre
Oleta McCowan
Auxvasse Advancers Win Cash Awards
The Auxvasse Advancers 4-H Club members led by Mrs. Lawrence Bower and other officers received 90 dollars in weekly cash winnings and 25 dollars for fourth place at the Grand Awards at Country Village Restaurant in Kingdom City. Sons of Darrell R. Arndt were named in the piece with local grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxvasse
Auxvasse Advancers
Community Club
Country Village
Kingdom City
Lawrence Bower
Gilbert Love
Melvin Ockert
Jim Lantz
Neal Oliver
Ray Rothermich
James Haubner
Michael R. Arndt
Kevin
Darrell R. Arndt
Eastholmer
Raymond Arndt
Farber
Vernon L. Clark
Jefferson City
Wrangler Club Plans Horse Show
The Wrangler Saddle Club chose Miss India Melson as rodeo queen candidate at the May 16 meeting at the PCA Building. Plans for the Memorial Day CMSCC Show at the 4-H arena south of Mexico include 29 classes and a youth dead line class starting at 11 a.m. Food will be available. members volunteer for a mounted patrol on rescue missions overseen by the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrangler Saddle Club
India Melson
PCA
Mexico
Sheriff's Office
FOE Auxiliary Installs Officers at Area Home Meeting
FOE Auxiliary installed officers including Mrs. Cecil Gentry as junior past president and Mrs. Roy Tyner as president at a Thursday night ceremony attended by thirteen members. Other appointees included Mrs. Adele Smith as vice president and Mrs. Clifford Arnold as chaplain with trustees Mrs. Floyd Orcutt and Mrs. Stanley Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Gentry
Roy Tyner
FOE
Adele Smith
Clifford Arnold
Virgil Sapp
Thelma Fairley
Danny Gentry
Ada Ferguson
Lucille Smith
Floyd Orcutt
Stanley Carter
Thomas Whitmarsh
Stanley Campbell
Walter Burkett
Calendar items for May 28 to June 3 in Mexico Ledger
May 28 Tuesday Chapter 10 PEO 7 30 P M with Mrs Clyde Brown Laddonia May 28 OATS Bus to Leasburg May Wednesday OATS Bus to Six Flags May Thursday Parents Without Partners board meeting 7 30 P M with Mrs Roberta Plotner May 30 Monday Happy Circle Senior Citizens picnic 11 A M Lakeview Park Call 581 0203 or 581 0785 for transportation June 3 Mexico MO Ledger Page Tuesday May 28 1974
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Clyde Brown
Laddonia
Leasburg
Six Flags
Parents Without Partners
Roberta Plotner
Happy Circle Senior Citizens
Lakeview Park
Kemp Twins Feted At Bridal Shower
Kemp of Mexico and her sister were honored at a Friendship Baptist Church shower hosted by four organizers. About 40 guests attended as decorations included double wedding rings with blue and white streamers and refreshments were served. Miss Marla Kemp awaits marriage to Forrest Lee Holtkamp and Miss Darla Kemp to David Ray Johnson on June 22 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla
Darla
Kemp
Mexico
Friendship Baptist Church
Hadley Davenport
Marvin Griffith
Rance Vanshike
Lester Meeks
Raymond Kemp
Grover Holtkamp
Miss Marla
Kenneth Johnson
Miss Darla
Louis Femmer
Mr. Holtkamp
Forrest Lee Holtkamp
David Ray Johnson
Drucy Smith Returns from Phoenix and News of Dr Charles K Smith
Mrs Drucy Smith of Mexico returns from Phoenix Arizona with her daughter in law Effia Smith to visit grandson Dr Charles K Smith who received a doctorate in music education at Arizona State University. He will teach in the music department at the University of Texas at Austin. The Sunrise Jolly Neighbors Club held a luncheon with Mrs Henry Cupp and discussed Book Mobile volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drucy Smith
Mexico
Phoenix
Aris
Charles K. Smith
Arizona State University
Dr. Smith
Smith
University of Texas At Austin
Sunrise Jolly Neighbors Club
Henry Cupp
Frank Robison
Mobile
Howard Barker
Rubert Lay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy Scouts
Marvin Alan Snyder
David Snyder
Elmer Grave
Claude Snyder
Hillview, Lll
Mr. McCarthy
Wrangler Club
FOE Auxiliary
Burkett
Tyner
John Crocker
Campbell
Fred Beatty
Sapp
Arnold
Gentry
Kevin Dale Polacek
Tim, Polacek
Jefferies
Clarence Polacek
R.C. Barnett
Marie Marshall
Unen
Childrens
Widen
Miser Mo
Mexico, Mo
Lawrence Drug
Washington ST
Mexico ST
Mathews Episcopal Church
Camelot
Alexander Smith
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico Area
First National
First National Bank
Onal
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