Mrs. Wilson Named OES District Officer in Missouri
Mrs. Joe D. Wilson of Mexico was named district deputy grand matron of the 27th district during the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in St. Louis. She previously served as worthy matron in 1964 and will serve until the next fall meeting. The centennial session drew more than 2000 delegates. Mexico attendees included Mrs. Reily Taylor and others. A Dec. 19 party is planned for Mrs. Wilson.
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OES
Joe D. Wilson
Mexico
Order of the Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
St. Louis
Wilson
Reily Taylor
Lowell Eastin
Georgia Mae Gentle
Howard Richards
Martinsburg Extension Meets Af Deimekes
Martinsburg Extension Club met at Mrs. Carl Deimeke home with 11 members. Mrs. Emory Cox and Mrs. Joe Stuckenschneider led the program on What’s New in Clothing. Guests included Mrs. Bertha Gieseker Mrs. Harold Sulgrove and Mrs. Elroy Brinker. Next meeting set for Nov 26 with a Stanley party at Mrs. Lawrence Stuckenschneider’s home.
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Martinsburg
Martinsburg Extension Club
Carl Deimeke
Emory Cox
Joe Stuckenschneider
Bertha Gieseker
Harold Sulgrove
Elroy Brinker
Lawrence Stuckenschneider
Lose Weight Or Money Back Guarantee Plan
Ogrinex promises a weight loss plan with a money back guarantee. The tablet is marketed as safe and effective without dieting or special exercise, claiming widespread use for 16 years and availability in regular and large sizes through A and B Prescription Shop with mail order options.
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A & B Prescription Shop
E. Monroe
Homemakers Plan Pot-Luck Dinner
The Wednesday Homemakers Club met Oct. 23 with Mrs. J. E. Byars. Sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. Roy Kettle, attended as Mrs. Lulu Teague led the business session and a turkey dinner followed. Prizes went to Mrs. Leta Thomas, Mrs. Teague, Mrs. Elsie Hall, Mrs. Laura Melahn and Mrs. Vertie Watts. A follow up pot-luck is set for Nov. 6 at Mrs. Charley White's residence.
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Homemakers Club
J.E. Byars
Roy Kettle
Lulu Teague
Leta Thomas
Teague
Elsie Hall
Laura Melahn
Vertie Watts
Charley White
Community Calendar Events and Club Meetings
Calendar notes for November 4 to 6 list DeMolay Mothers and boys meeting at Burrough's Temple at 7 p.m. on Nov. 4, a Scout Troop 58 Fish Fry at United Methodist Church 5 to 7 p.m. Nov. 4, Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary Barracks 2664 carry-in dinner at VFW Post Home 6:30 p.m. Nov. 4. On Nov. 5 Nature's Helpers Garden Club hosts Mrs. Margaret Story at 719 S. Calhoun 9 a.m. with PEO Chapter HD at 8 p.m. and Rosa Mae Past Noble Grands meet IOOF Hall 7:30 p.m. On Nov. 6 Pre-School Morning Group at United Methodist Church Educational Building hosted by Mrs. Mike Staube crafts with Mrs. Veron Baysinger and Mrs. Gene Ziegler, plus James Bledsoe Post American Legion 7:30 p.m. at Legion Home and Whatsoever Club of The King's Daughters and Sons at Mrs. Berry Ardell's with co-hostess Mrs. Edward Kunkle and program chair Mrs. David Williams at 2 p.m. Nov. f.
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Molino
Ella Baker
Leslie Sampson
R-3
Nellis Kotsenburg
Columbia
Kotsenburg
Brad Hemphill
Alvin Beamer
Jennings Talley
Ronald Baker
John Rudasill
Alvira Talley
Ernest Coose
Sam Mundy
Alma Coose
Cleo Brown
O. H
Lincoln
Alice Beatty
Joe Kerr
Earl Schewehm
Garden Prairie
Ill
Gale Baker
Valerie
Sheila Kotsenburg
Brad
Carrie Hemphill
Veterans of
VFW
United Methodist Church Educational Building
Mike Staube
Veron Baysinger
Gene Ziegler
The
King’s Daughters and Sons
Berry Ardell
Happy Circle Luncheon Plans Cash Gift and Meeting
The Happy Circle Senior Citizens Club met at the Garfield Center with seven members for lunch and three guests. Mrs. Katie Iman presided as Mrs. Quinnie Benton discussed Jefferson City convention and social service contributions. A $10 donation was approved, and a covered-dish luncheon is set for Nov 25 at Centennial Fellowship Hall with several members and guest Myrtle Atchison attending.
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Happy Circle Senior Citizens Club
Garfield Center
Katie Iman
Quinnie Benton
Jefferson City
Centennial Fellowship Hall
Geneva Conley
John
Singer Touch & Sew machine on sale with 15 stitches
The ad touts a Singer Touch & Sew sewing machine with 15 stitches and built in buttonholer. It highlights touch controls front drop in bobbin and sale savings of 70. Free instruction with any machine purchase and a trade in offer for old machines. Also promotes an $88 zig zag model with exclusive bobbin and hem stitch.
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Progressive Club
Centralia
Ira Roberts Jr
Community Progressive Club
Roberts
J.K. Scott
Marie Hawkins
Charles Anderson
Jennie Crockett
Alonzo Sims
Lena Schlief
A.A. Flansburg
Arthur Griffin
George Larkin
Harry Jones
Centralia Molino Homemakers
Turkey
Mrs. Hinten
Busy Bee Club
Benton City
Fay Hinton
South Carolina
Oleta McCown
Ben Engemann
Gerald Schulte
Ed Delamarre
Horace Gregory
Earl Schwoehm
Sturgeon
United Methodist Women of the
George Rush
Henley Roberts
Leo Brooks
L.L. Mackey
Gary Vanlandingham
George Wraith
Christian Church
Gary
Charles Vanlandingham
Harold Adams
Pilcher Jewelry
S. Jefferson
Roy Parker
Beltone
Jefferson
Beltone Hearing Service
Mexico, Mo
Monnite
Hattie E. Wood
Audrain County
Burrough’s
One Temple
United Methodist Church
Nature's Helpers Garden Club
Margaret Story
S . Calhoun
Peo
Aine Botts
Rosa Mae
IOOF
James Bledsoe
American Legion
Legion Home
Happy Circle
A&b Proscription
G.O.P
Republican
North Side Square
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
America
Touch & L
McCall's
Singer Company
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