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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1971

Page

4

A New Tree for Hardin Park planted by local groups

Members of the Col. James Audrain Society and the Children of the American Revolution joined City of Mexico officials to plant a sweet gum tree in Hardin Park. The ceremony, part of National Patriotic Week, featured CAR senior president Mrs Hal F Randolph and CAR president Bill Crews along with several guests.

Hardin Park Col. James India Melson Sarah Wilfley Mrs. Randolph CAR Bill Crews Ann Heckart Lynn Earle Jeri Day Randolph Ledger Julie Napier

Pre-School Mothers Club Hosts Halloween Masquerade Party

Mothers Club members gathered Tuesday evening at the courthouse Community Room for their annual Halloween Masquerade. Prize winners included Mrs. Jim Sharp as a man for most original, Mrs. Melvin Hamilton as a hobo for funniest, Mrs. Dale Groves as a femme fatale for prettiest, and Mrs. Loyd Dodd as a witch for best costume.

Mothers Club Jim Sharp Melvin Hamilton Dale Groves Loyd Dodd

Masquerade party hosts discuss Halloween origins

Mrs Bill Nichols presented a devotion on Halloween origins as hostess Mrs Marvin Allison Mrs Charles Jackson and Mrs Don Bishop joined President Mrs Groves and five other Pre-School Mothers at a National Foundation March of Dimes conference in Kansas City last week. Mrs Sam McCune attended as a guest.

Bill Nichols Marvin Allison Charles Jackson Don Bishop Groves National Foundation Kansas City Sam McCune

Ralls County Homemakers Day advocates Home Care theme

Ralls County Homemakers Association Achievement Day on Oct 4 in Center Lion's Hall featured retiring president Mrs. E R Caldwell and guest speaker Mrs. Naomi Williams Health Nurse who discussed Home Care. A dress revue, devotion by Mrs. Natalie Frier, club representations, luncheon, and honors for past council presidents and club presidents accompanied by vocal numbers marked the event.

Ralls County Homemakers Association Center Lion’s Hall E. R. Caldwell Gerald Foreman Ariel Club William Bowles Rocky Point Club Rex Cragen Good Cheer Club Naomi Williams Hutchison George Lane Lee Paris Averil Beshears Sr William Cornelius Jim Brown Glenn Ed Anderson

NABA Donates To W C Riggs Family After Fire

The North American Benefit Association voted to donate to Mr. and Mrs. W C Riggs who lost their home in a recent fire. The action occurred at the NABA meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reynolds on Highway 54 east. Mrs Herbert Blades led the meeting. Mystery boxes were won by Mrs Walter Maddox and Mrs Elizabeth Riddle. The November meeting will be with Mrs Mabel Stewart. The Women of the Moose Friendship Committee met to plan a carry in dinner and party at a later date with Mrs Robert Poage as chairman and other members present.

North American Benefit Association W. C. Riggs NABA Norman Reynolds Highway 54 East Herbert Blades Walter Maddox Elizabeth Riddle Mabel Stewart Academy of Friendship Committee The Women of the Moose Moose Home Robert Poage Blanche Power Thomas Eastin Harold Erdel

Health talk, Rainbow Girls plan fundraisers in October

Ray Morgan spoke on A Time for Health at the DK PEO meeting with 17 members plus a guest present. Hostess Mrs. W R Ballew hosted at 1319 Pinelawn. Rainbow Girls plan money making projects selling candy sticks, magnetic stickers, and Mexico Bulldog cushions and hold a rush party November 7 at 2 p.m. at the temple.

D.E P. E Ray Morgan East Central Missouri Mental Health Center W. R. Ballew Pinelawn St Charles G. Daniel III Fred Harris Order of Rainbow Burroughs Masonic Temple Mexico Rainbow Organization

Mrs Clark Gibbs Returns Home From Marshall Trip

Mrs Gibbs of 315 East Monroe Street returns home after a week in Marshall with her son and daughter in law and two granddaughters.

Clark Gibbs E. Monroe St Marshall

Mrs Totten Heads Hazel Extension Club

Mrs Totten reelected president of the Hazel Extension Club at the morning Oct 13 meeting in Mexico route 4 home of Mrs Andrew Tuecker. New officers include Mrs James Botts vice president Mrs Frank Wilfley Jr secretary Mrs Tom Talley reporter and Mrs Leo Eisele parliamentarian.

Paw Totten Hazel Extension Club Andrew Tuecker Route 4 Mexico Totten James Botts Frank Wilfley Jr Tom Talley Leo Eisele Harold Northcutt Elwood Freeman

Calendar events for October 21 in Mexico and town

The Mexico Women's Investment Club meets October 21 at 7 30 p m in Show Me Room First National Bank hosted by Mrs Bill Baker. Republican Women's Club also gathers October 21 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Charles Ekedahl 1617 Meadow Lane. Welcome Wagon Costume Party October 21 7 30 p m at Monterey Restaurant.

Mexico First National Bank Bill Baker Republican Women’s Club Charles Ekedahl Meadow Monterey

Centralia DAC Hostess Mrs Chance Leads Centralia Meeting

Mrs. F Gano Chance of Centralia hosted Capt. John Hall chapter Daughters of the American Colonists Monday with 11 members and a guest present. A budget was approved, a state meeting summarized, memorials given for four deceased members, and a cruise exhibition shown, highlighting Mayflower II Plymouth Rock Plymouth Plantation and fort exhibits.

F. Gano Chance Centralia John Hall Daughters of the American Colonists Chance DAC Plymouth Mass Plymouth Rock Plymouth Plantation and Fort T. R. Bruce Dorrance Edmonston Elmer Gatewood Columbia W. W. Pollock Virginia Creigh M. R. Stubblefield Emma McPheeters Cortez Edmonston

Holtman Talks on New England Trip at PEO Meeting

Mrs Beckley Holtman presented a program for the HD PEO Chapter detailing her family summer trip to the New England states and showed travel movies. Miss Vergie Bledsoe hosted 22 members at her home while Mrs J J Spurrier led the business segment.

PEO Beckley Holtman New England States Vergie Bledsoe J. J. Spurrier

Bridal Shower Honors Rosemary Rhodes

Miss Rosemary Rhodes was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. John Ekedahl and daughter Miss Suzanne Ekedahl at 1617 Meadow Lane. Fifteen Mexico High School classmates attended. she is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Rhodes of Mexico. The note also mentions upcoming wedding activities and a Mexico Business and Professional Women's Prayer Breakfast on October 23 at Air Park Restaurant.

Rosemary Rhodes John Ekedahl Suzanne Ekedahl Meadow Ln Rhodes Mary Rhodes Mexico Gordon Air Park

Hawthorne Chili Supper Tonight at Mexico High School

The Hawthorne School chili supper, sponsored by Hawthorne PTA, runs 5 to 8 p m in the Mexico High School cafeteria. Chairmen include Mr and Mrs Bill Nichols with committees led by Mrs Larry Kimbel and others.

Hawthorne School Mexico High School Hawthorne Pta Bill Nichols Larry Kimbel Charles Vanlandingham Don Patton James Young Larry Mann Thomas Gola Laura Smith C. T. Black Ray Travis Larry Wagner PTA

Mrs Phillips Honored At Cradle Shower

Mrs. Robert W. Phillips of Mexico was feted at a cradle shower Saturday evening at Mrs. Jim Neifert’s home. Hostess aide was Mrs. Milford Fisher. Pink and blue decor featured a stork centerpiece and trash flowers. Grandmothers-to-be were Mrs. Olen McMains of Bloomfield Iowa and Mrs. Bill Joe Phillips of Mexico. other guests included nineteen Mexicans and several out of town visitors from Iowa Kansas and Missouri.

Robert W. Phillips Mexico Jim Neifert Kentucky Rd Milford Fisher Phillips Olen McMains Bloomfield Iowa Bill Joe Phillips James C. Phillips Lynn Anni VieMains Willa Morgan J. H. Leon

Miss Kathy Deimeke Betrothal Announced To Mike Hudson

Joe F. Deimeke of Route 2 Mexico announces the engagement of his daughter Kathy J. Deimeke to Mike D. Hudson son of Mr and Mrs Cletus Hudson of Route 4 Thompson Graduation notes list Kathy from Mexico High School 1970 and Patricia Stevens Career College St Louis She manages Kathy's Sewing Shop Mexico Mr Hudson graduated Centralia High School 1968 and works at A B Chance Co Centralia Wedding plans are not set.

Joe F. Deimeke Route 2 Mexico Kathy J. Deimeke Mike D. Hudson Cletus Hudson Route 4 Thompson Deimeke Patricia Stevens St. Louis Kathy Hudson Centralia A. B. Chance Co

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