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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1970
Page
10
Monroe County Home Economics Extension Clubs host Achievement Day in Paris on Friday November 6 with a style show by clubwomen. Area Home Economist Berthamine Howard of Lewis County speaks on Winning Ways With Scarves and a children’s entertainment room is provided due to a state teachers meeting.
A compilation of local events and notices from Paris area: school calendar items with grade cards due Wednesday Nov 11 and parent teacher conferences Friday. Monroe County Court wolf bounty payouts totaling 135 dollars to six qualifiers and 60 dollars to Jim Creed for four wolves. induction and physicals for service members. a rest home injury report. UNICEF fundraiser for children. property move notices. church revival preparations and sermon events. Wellsville Baptist Church revival coverage and Senior Citizens Club meeting notes with Christmas party planning.
SeeT WE Salem women participating in the program Monday were first Alex Threlkeld, Mrs. Jack Orton, Mrs. Lester Painter, Mrs. Floyd Fanning and Mrs. James. Boys and Mrs. Arthur Forbis returned home Monday afternoon after visiting several days with the Rev. and Mrs. Azel Smith in Nevada Iowa.
Area resident Allen G. Reed son of Mr and Mrs B A Reed of Montgomery presented his graduate recital at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth Friday. Reed an organist played sonatas by Bach Couperin Buxtehude Hindemith and Langlais. He works for the Master of Church Music degree and serves as organist director of the St James Presbyterian Church of Ft Worth.
Martinsburg event by the Ladies of St. Joseph Church drew guests including Mrs. Edith Driemeyer and Mrs. Miller from Martha nsville. Clarence Dubbert of St. Louis won a donated quilt. prize afghan went to Gori Paschang. Rehemenente were served after play. attendees traveled from St. Louis.
Centralia Public School will close for the last two days of the week as teachers attend the State Teachers Convention. Grade cards will be issued early next week after they return. VFW Auxiliary Post 6276 votes to sell poppies November 6 and 7 with a $3 prize for the top seller. The group assists Jaycee wives with their servicemen gift packages and urges gifts to Veterans Hospital for Christmas, due at the November meeting or dropped at 334 East Lakeview St. Kiwanis Club will view a COE program on Centralia High School with students and local employers, produced by Gordon Burns. Principal Raymond Dawson chairs the program. four Fulton Kiwanis members attended last Thursday and presented a Churchill commemorative coin plaque.
H. Fink longtime A. B. Chance Co. plastics engineer and manager departs Centralia after 16 years to run a plastics factory in Cincinnati. He helped design Epoxiglas poles and oversaw a new plant setup. Mrs. Fink active in PTA clubs and Republican circles. trio of daughters noted. Fink to begin duties November 16.
Vandalia merchants pledged support for a National Honor Society Occupational Survey to be taken soon. Christmas activities include a Nov 28 Santa visit via fire truck, four weekly cash drawings totaling 75 dollars per week, and a first prize that accumulates until claimed. Ice rink project progress, Halloween window winners, and veterans events are announced. choir day Nov 8, Band Parents meeting, and Welcome Neighbor Tea moved to Nov 12 at the Methodist Church.
A reception at Bellflower United Methodist Church honored Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rock Sr. for their tenth wedding anniversary on Sunday September 27. Hosts included their children Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Decker Mr. and Mrs. Rock Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graue and Mr. and Mrs. James Rock.
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