Vandalia Women Buy Mission Bus
Vandalia The United Presbyterian Women of Vandalia have spent six years on a project to buy a truck or bus for Evangelistic work among Indians near Granada Mission in Arizona. Funds will be sent to Rev. Allen Hill at the missions. Volunteers include chairwoman Mrs. Carl Lovelace and supporters Betty Crocker coupons. The group plans to purchase the vehicle near the mission and extend their effort through December as meetings continue at Union Chapel CWE with plans for Christmas plates for shut-ins.
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Vandalia
United Presbyterian Women of
Granada Mission
Arizona
Allen Hill
Betty Crocker
Carl Lovelace
Leonard Gatewood
Freeburg
Dee Vernon
Debbie
Vodan
Glen Vernon
Lincoln Christan College
Lincoln
Union Chapel
Dickie. Wasson
Loren Waldemeier
T. L. Tewell
Hannibal
Forrest Nicholson
Kimberling City
Kenneth Chasteen
Centralia Men's Lunch To Be Held Tomorrow
Centralia reports a busy community scene with church events and school meals. The First Christian Church men's luncheon is set for Nov. 10 with David Thompson Harry Jennings and Bill Overfelt leading the November program committee. CWF Eunice group will prepare and serve. The WSCS and WSG plan their Christmas dinner December 1 at the church.
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Albert Jesse Centralia
First Christian Church
David Thompson
Harry Jennings
Bill Overfelt
CWF Eunice Group
Wesleyan Service Guild
United Methodist Church
Melvin Clutter
Clutter
WSCS
WSG
CWF
The
Christian Church
Centralia Public Schools
Carl Hockman
Columbia
Interstate
Dennis Prater
Warrensburg
Bud Forsythe
Gay
Sarah
Jared
Howard Hockman
Jay
Jade
Judy Hockman
Strother
David Sudbrock
Liz Cook
Teddy DeOrnelis
Tenny Jennings
Gary Jackson
Sudbrock
Rodney Hardwick
Cochairman
Jackson
Thomas DeOrnelis
Clifford Powell
Leslie Hartgrove
Susan Powell
Kansas City
Jim
Fire Destroys Wellsville Farm Home and Police Power
Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the Wellsville area farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boeckelman and daughters six miles northeast of Wellsville Thursday afternoon. The Wellsville Fire Department battled the blaze as neighbors reported only the west wall standing. The Boeckelmans were away. two young girls, ages 7 and 4, were in the home earlier. In Paris, 4-H Recognition Night at Paris Grade School begins 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Jimmie Dye as master of ceremonies and awards to be presented.
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Ziman
Wellsville
Herbert Boeckelman
Boeckelman
City Water and Sewer Commissioner
William McDowell
5. J. Byland
John Hill
Lawrence Oligschlaeger
West Street
Paris
Monroe County
Jimmie Dye
4H Council
Gus Kelly
Gene Million
Raymond Smith
Phil Weedin
Macon
Russell Boston
James Sullivan
Ross Linkclear
J. W. Dowell
Darrell Baldwin
Ken Anderson
Cloyce Baldwin
Poole Harrison
Ray Coffman
Carters
Justus Olney
Herbert Halliburton
Charles T. Robinson
Olney
Milton Hedrix
Paris High School
Edward Hardin
Mexico
Alice
Mary Hanna
LaPlata
Dick Noel
Taft Admire
University of Missouri Fire Department
Garnet Lea
Cynthia Allen
Kansas City
School of Nursing
University of Missouri At Columbia
Marjorie Heinike
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