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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1976

Page

6

Macrame Demonstration Highlights Audrain Extension Meeting

Mrs. Newton Davis Jr led a Macrame program at the Audrain Extension Council meeting in Mexico Public Library. She showed knots rope and product examples while outreach urged form completion memberships and shop support. Committee members were named and plans for a tractor safety program and a National Convention in Columbia July 1977 discussed.

Newton Davis, Jr Audrain Extension Council Mexico Library Mexico Ledger Don Day University Extension Center Columbia Worden Nellis Kotsenburg Robert Erickson Don Swartz Kotsenburg Council Mary Hilliard Ruth George

Benton City church supper draws 17 families, speaker named

Mrs. Joe Sweitzer read correspondence and Mrs. Neil Nielson reported on the Red Cross donation. Mrs. Erickson asked 21 members to be prepared to ask a legal question as roll call at the January meeting, Andy Runge will be the guest speaker. The annual Thanksgiving supper of the Benton City Christian Church was held Saturday evening at the church. Residents attended the supper which was followed by fellowship and games. Robert Wagner, Wellsville, is the minister.

Joe Sweitzer Neil Nielson Erickson Andy Runge Benton City

Messiah Singers Highlight Mexico Community Chorus Presentation

The annual Messiah concert by the Mexico Community Chorus, Dec. 6 at 3 p.m. in Mexico United Methodist Church, features soloists Mrs. Frank Finck soprano, Mrs. Greiner soprano, Mrs. Barbara Hedrick alto, Mrs. Raney alto, Lon Daniel tenor, and Dr. George D. Comfort bass. Finck, a Lindenwood graduate and longtime Mexico-area musician, performs Come Unto Him All Ye That Labour and has taught at Lindenwood and in local churches. Greiner, daughter of Col. Rogers, benefits from studies at Stephens College and MU and has appeared with the St. Louis Opera Co. Hedrick teaches Sunday School and directs youth choirs in Mexico, while Raney is a Mexico High School teacher with eight years in The Messiah. Daniel opens with the overture, and the tenor solos include Comfort Ye My People and Every Valley Shall Be Exalted.

George Frederic Handel Mexico Mexico United St. Charles High School Pearl Walker Lindenwood College St. Charles University of Missouri At Columbia Finck Bethel United Methodist Church Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy Music Club Columbia Dmitri Metropoulos Stephens University of Missouri St. Louis Sville Metropolitan Opera Audiitions Kansas City Laura Kim Barbara Hedrick Southwest Baptist College Bolivar Washington University Lincoln University Jefferson City Hedrick Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy SMST Missouri State Teachers Association Ron Doug Dan Washington Raney Northeast Missouri State University Kirsville First Baptist Church E.G. Raney Beth Amy Providence Lon Daniel Charles Daniel N. Jefferson Mexico High School Dixie Grey Band Daniel Lewis Moore Clay Street Hugh Flowers A. Lawrence Kimbrough George D. Comfort University Singers Libby Woodlawn Mexico United Methodist Church Ruth Ann Finck Ginny Raney Jodi Greiner Ricky Moore George Comfort Richard Vance

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