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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1973

Page

3

Audrain County calendar fray details through Nov. 20

Readable items list upcoming events from Audrain County community groups. Includes Past Presidents of the Homemakers Extension Club at Air Park Restaurant on Nov. 16, Audrain Duplicate Bridge at Air Park Motel the same day, St. John s Lutheran Guild bazaar on Nov. 17, plus wine tasting, a dance in Columbia, a free film at the public library, Thanksgiving dinner, Messiah rehearsal, Senior Citizens Library Group, Gilman Guild meeting, Daughters of the American Colonists chapter, and a newsletter party, all with dates through Nov. 20.

Audrain County Homemakers Extension Club Air Park Audrain Duplicate Bridge St. John’s Puerto Rico Mexico-Audrain County Public Library Parents Without Partners Garfield Community Center

Berry Azdells To Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Berry Azdell Sr will observe their golden anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 pm Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church. Hosts are their sons Dozier E Azdell of Rush Hill Ned Azdell and Berry Azdell Jr of Mexico. They married December 3 1923 at the bride’s home. The couple resides on farms southeast of Mexico. no gifts requested.

Berry Azdell Sr First Presbyterian Church Dozier E. Azdell Rush Hill Ned Azdell Berry Azdell Jr Mexico Azdell Frank Melville Lowe Jr Lucille Dozier Luther M. Dozier Azdells Gifford Wellsville DeMae ‘Haislip Sharies Jason Gifford Centralia Mexico United Methodist Church J.C. Montgomery Leo Teacutter Hallsville Homer Haislip Floyd Haislip

Rep Lemon Speaks On ERA Pros and Cons for Mexico BPW

Rep James Lemon spoke at the Mexico Business and Professional Women Monday dinner on the Equal Rights Amendment. A Q and A followed the speech as the group heard reports on a University of Missouri Extension self-search project, ERA meeting notes, a Springfield bowling event, and plans to select a young careerist for the state convention in Kansas City this spring.

Lemon Mexico BPW James Lemon W. A. Johnson Margaret Crow Clifford Howard Paul Lowther Nancy Pulis Howard W. B. Arvin Jefferson City Wilma Sutton Springfield

Women’s Fellowship meets at home in church section

The First Christian Church Women’s Fellowship gathered at Mrs. George Powell’s home Wednesday evening. President Mrs. Galene McDermitt announced a new and used sale Saturday in the Fellowship Hall with baked items. Mrs. William Phillips gave a devotion tied to the program “Neighbor” by Mrs. Della Scott. Hostess Mrs. William Elliott hosted 16 members and one guest, Mrs. Kirby Allen.

First Christian Church, Women’s Fellowship George Powell Galene McDermitt Fellowship Hall William Phillips Della Scott William Elliott Kirby Allen

Mundy Circle Hears About Education

The Mundy Circle of the United Methodist Women met at Mrs Art Drumright's home. Presiding was Mrs Art Dever. Devotion by Mrs David Bell focused on Thanksgiving. Mrs Norman Schoeppel led a program on The Role of Public Education. Mrs Wallace Melahn spoke on a trip to Spain. Eleven members and two guests attended: Mrs J C Montgomery and Mrs Tom Montgomery.

Mundy United Methodist Women Mexico

Mrs Gilman Reports Travel Talk To PEO Group

Mrs Gordon Gilman spoke to the PEO chapter 10 on Expanding Our Horizons Through Travel at her home Tuesday evening. She presented slides and described visited places. Mrs Joe Hagan led the business session with guests Mrs Evelyn Powell and Mrs George Gall in attendance.

Peo Gordon Gilman Joe Hagan Business Sessilor Evelyn Powell George Gall

Kathleen Shannahan to wed Michael Wormsley

Mr and Mrs James W Shannahan of St Louis announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Carroll Shannahan to Michael A Wormsley son of Mr and Mrs Alvin A Wormsley of Vandalia The couple plans a May 18 wedding Kathleen is a junior at the University of Missouri Columbia majoring in business education Michael is a senior at Missouri majoring in physical education

Mike Boulware Williamsburg Presbyterian Church Robert Bullard Brenda Joyce Austin Gene Austin Williamsburg Boulware Woodrow Boulware Route 1 Auxvasse North Callaway High School University of Missouri, Columbia Ringo James W. Shannahan St. Louis Kathleen Carroll Shannahan Michael A. Wormsley Alvin A. Wormsley Vandalia Miss Shannahan Wormsley University of Missouri

Needlepoint Exhibit At Audrain County Museum Opens

A new exhibit at the Audrain County Historical Society features original needlepoint designs by Mrs. Tim Hagan and Mrs. Larry Huffman with works by Mrs. Robert Barkelew Mrs. Bill Pearl Ginger Bybee Steven Bybee and Mrs. Marietta Bybee on pillows purses pictures pin cushions Christmas ornaments and fly swatters. Tributes are given in memory of J. B. Arthur. New members include Miss Rosafay Hassien Mrs Leta Thomas of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Harold Holsheiser and Mr and Mrs Max Berrey of Thompson. Mrs J B Webber Sr. spoke to the East Central Mental Health Association on miniature home craft and demonstrated the method. Mr and Mrs Carl Burchfield host Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at the Museum.

Audrain County Historical Society Tim Hagan Larry Huffman Robert Barkelew Bill Pearl Ginger Bybee Steven Bybee Marietta Bybee J. B. Arthur Rosafay Hassien Leta Thomas Mexico Harold Holsheiser Max Berrey Thompson J. B. Webber Sr East Central Mental Health Association Carl Burchfield

Missouri PTA convention highlights at Tan-Tar-A

Mrs. Lewis C. French Hardin PTA president Mrs. Glenn Phillips McMillan PTA president and Mrs. A Henry Finck vice president of the PTA council attended the 58th annual Missouri Congress of Parents and Teachers convention. The event November 13 14 in the Ozarks focused on action across many concerns including court project volunteers smoking alcohol drugs education reading improvement health learning disabilities student involvement ecology quality education and legislation.

Lewis C. French Hardin Pta Glenn Phillips McMillan Pta A. Henry Finck PTA Council Missouri Congress of Parents and Teachers Tan-Tar-A Ozarks

Women’s Club Hears Panel On Juveniles

Mexico Women’s Club GFWC held a meeting at Mrs. Robert Hill’s home with co host Mrs. Richard Bowen. Rodney Nebel juvenile officer spoke on juvenile issues while foster care needs and foster homes were outlined. Bible Week events and upcoming visits to Coldwell Nursing Home were noted. School art displays at the library and end of month artists show were announced.

al 'Tangora Mexico American Bible Society John Boyce John Huston State and Federation Tom Branscomb Boyce Eddie Sydenstricker Coldwell Nursing Home David Wyatt Mexico United Methodist Church George Cline Hawthorne Garfield St. Brendans Mexico-Audrain County

Rush Hill Center Names Two To Board

Rush Hill Community Center held a meeting with 17 in attendance. Chairman Robert Riley appointed Marvin Davidson and Russell Silvey to buy acoustical tile for the ceiling. A Dec 1 work day and Dec 15 Christmas dinner with Santa were announced. Two new board members, Mrs Gary Richardson and Marvin Davidson, were elected. Retiring are Mrs Marvin Davidson and Russell Silvey. Officers were re elected: Robert Riley as chairman, Martin Maxwell vice chairman, Mrs Maxie Eastwood treasurer, and Mrs Frances Wright assistant secretary and reporter. Mrs Richardson is secretary and Mr Davidson assistant treasurer.

Rush Hill Rush Hill Community Center Robert Riley Marvin Davidson Russell Silvey Santa Claus Gary Richardson Martin Maxwell Maxie Eastwood Frances Wright Richardson Davidson

Fidelity Circle convention reported in Hannibal gathering

The Fidelity Circle of The King's Daughters and Sons met November 6 with Mrs. Jewell Bybee. Mrs. George Weller opened with a reading. Mrs. Carter Taylor reported on the state convention in Hannibal. Mrs. Robert Kerr presented a program on True Values. Eight members attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bybee. A December 4 luncheon at 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. Weller is planned.

Fidelity Circle of the King’s Daughters and Sons Jewell Bybee George Weller Hannibal Carter Taylor Robert Kerr Bybee Weller

Holiday Foods session announced by area home economist

A Thanksgiving week article notes a December 3 session in the Audrain County Courthouse Community Room on Holiday Foods. Diana Hill, born in Italy, will assist Ann Tur Nage with bread shaping and decoration demos and will present an Italian panettone. Recipes for Christmas and New Year meals are featured.

Aun Hi Turnage Area Home Economist Audrain County Diana Hill Italy Missouri Ann H. Turnage Extension Area Home Economist John Rudasill William Horton Larry Fecht

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Alan Kimbrough Senior Citizens Library Group Mexico- Audrain County Gilman Guild of the First Christian Church Fred Hollingsworth Captain John Hall Daughters of the American Colonists Monterey Dorothy Hoffner Woodlawn Berry Azdells Soth Section N. Washington Shannahan Mr. Wormsley Kathleen C. Shannahan Historical Museum Women’s Club Amee Christine Polacek Alan Polacek Clarence Polacek Hadley Davenport Rush Hill Center Fidelity Circle Logan Pharmacy Ladie Rogers Silverplate M. Rogers Silverplate Gorham Silverplate Paul Revere Onyits Oneida Ledger Home Economist Anne Belcher Darlene Wade Extension Center Omicron Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Knights of Columbus Hall Guey Washington Precht - Pickering Funeral Home Ballew-Pickering Funeral Home E. Sneed Order OF the Golden Rule Connie L. Pickering Charles W.rahmeyer
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