Mrs. Don Phillips Presents Conversation Program for Sorority
Mrs. Don Phillips led a Conversation program for Xi Gamma Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. Greg Swan Fan's home. The session, based on the chapter's study bank, was the group’s first fall meeting after summer vacation, with Mrs. Bill Baker presiding and attending members including Mrs. Billy Jo Phillips, Mrs. Randall Young, Mrs. Wynn Henderson, Mrs. John Paul Peak, and Mrs. Wiley Talley.
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Don Philips
Xi Gamma Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
Greg Swan- Fan
Phillips
Bill Baker
Billy Jo Phillips
Randall Young
Wynn Henderson
John Paul Peak
Wiley Talley
Holtman Elected CAR President At Randolph Home
Jack Holtman was elected president of CAR at a Friday meeting held at Mrs. Randolph's home. Mrs. George Baumgartner installed officers including Ellen Cummings and JoDean Miller as vice presidents, Laura White as corresponding secretary, Jeri Day Randolph as secretary, Randy Day as treasurer, Linda Snook as historian, and Paula Harshbarger as treasurer. An illustrated talk by Mary Ellen Harshbarger highlighted historic Missouri sites from Hannibal to Arrow Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holtman
America
Audrain Society
Children of
Hal Randolph
George Baumgartner
Auxvasse
CAR
Ellen Cummings
JoDean Miller
Laura White
Jeri Day ‘Randolph
Randy Day
Linda Snook
Paula [Harshbarger of
Centralia
Mary Ellen Harshbarger
Centralia Ond Historic Places
Missouri
Rock Hill
Hannibal
Sappington
Shaws
Gran
St. Louis
Daniel Boone
Arrow Rock
Ned ‘Thornley
Lawrence Chance
Baumgartner
Don Harshbarger
George Melson
India Melson
Sara Wilfley
Julie Napier
National Car
Beta Sigma Phi Gives $700 Toward CP School Operation
Proceeds from this spring's Charly Ball sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi chapters in Mexico were given to the Mexico Cerebral Palsy School for operating costs. A $700 check was presented to Tim Lagan, board president, by Mrs. Gary Spencer, chair of this year's fundraiser.
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Mexico
Tim Lagan
Gary Spencer
Mrs Roland Crews Hosts KD Circle at Home
Mrs Roland Crews hosted Whatsoever KD Circle of The King's Daughters and Sons with 13 members present. The meeting opened with prayer, readings included poems Our Country and My Window, and officers for 1970 71 were installed by Mrs Lowe. Members attending included Mrs Neill Mrs Eva Lowe Mrs Ellis Davis and others, with plans noted for the Missouri Branch convention in Moberly late October.
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Roland Crewe
King's Daughters and Sons
John Neill
Missouri
International Order of KD and Sons
Neill
Eva Lowe
Ellis Davis
Vera Valesley
Lowe
Strode Edwards
King’s Daughters
Alice Houchins
Lucy Brown
H. E. Marquedite
Berry Ardell Jr
Beulah Elliott
Roscoe Pfitzer
Olive Ogle
Miss Smith and Mr River Marry At Montgomery Church
Miss Smith and Mr River wed at Montgomery Methodist Church in Montgomery City with a reception at the groom’s parents home. The bride wore a white gown with blue accents and long lace sleeves, and was attended by her sister as maid of honor. The Rev. Robert Hoster performed the ceremony. the couple plan to live in Montgomery City where the bride teaches and the groom farms.
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Bea
Enim
Maid of Honor
Orchard Lane
Columbia
Smith
Gary Dean
Roger Willams
Montgomery Rives
Carol River
United Methodist
Montgomery City
Side
James Smith
Robert Hoster
Per- Rosemary Smith
Car
Mony
Boone Schlank
Montgom
Jery City
James Manley Smith
Montgomery
Miss Marty
Jorie Ann Smith
Mexico Chapter DAR Society Calendar Items
Monday events include the Mexico Missouri Chapter DAR pie with Mrs. F M Mau and various club meetings. Tuesday evenings feature Woman’s Society of Christian Service circles at Mexico United Methodist Church with named hosts. Sunday and midweek activities list Sunshine, Golden Circle, Gleaners, and Christian Church sections plus a Baptist associational meeting at Bethlehem.
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Mexico
Missouri
F.M. Maupin
Woman’s Society of Christian Service’ of Mexico United Methodist
Mundy
Willard Britt
Bruce
L. Buford Thomas
Sunshine
First Baptist Church
Marvin. Coll
Golden Circle
Kirby Allen Gleaners
First Christan Church
Baptist Associational Meeting
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Happy Homemakers Host Four Clubs in Auxvasse
AUXVASSE The Happy Homemakers Club hosted Group IV Harrison County Line and the Homemakers Club at the Auxvasse Community Hall on Wednesday night. President Mrs. J C Rountree introduced guests, led a devotion reading, and a piano accompaniment. The program featured a style show themed Do You Remember with costumes from 1900 to 1970. Special guest Mrs. Shirley P Drinkard spoke on Guarantees and Warranties.
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Auxvasse
Happy Homemakers Club
Harrison
County Line
Homemakers Club
J.C Rountree
Dale Hunt
Shirley P. Drinkard
Callaway County Extension
Esther Lubbers
Hilda Blam
Venita Hoover
L. H. Galen
Clarence Young
Walter Simpson
William Wilson
Edith Stephens
Gladys Zuroweste
Elizabeth Telkemper
John Overfelt
Roy Coll
Ray Vandevier
Claude Houchins
C.F. Christeson
Neva Pace
Linna Stamper
Leo Leopold
Elmer Leopold
Fred Deardontf
Margaret Sitton
Russell Sitton
Jess Pickerell
Ina A. Nolte
M.S. Flippen
W.E. Sims
Ronald Beedle
Ray Rothermich
Clayton Mack
Pater
Richard Coil
Arthhur Gresham
Richard Lubbers
Ralph Wade
Home Spradlin
Ed Lee
Glen Stiers
Paul Meyer Jr
Glen Griffith
James Lantz
Julie Lantz
Bill Horner
Ronnie Stiers
Kevin Meyer
Miss Sitton
Miss Telkamper
Simpson
Lubbers
Homer Sprathin
Elwood Cooper
Miss Angels Engagement To SP4 Miller Announced
Miss Angel of Vandalia and SP4 Raymond T. Miller of Louisiana announced their engagement. Angel is a 1967 graduate of Van-Fat High and 1970 Northeast Missouri State College graduate, and will work as a mathematics assistant this fall. Miller is in Vietnam near Long Binh, serving as a equipment maintainer. A December wedding is planned.
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Vandalia
Engagement Griter
Mise
Fith
Lucille Ito
Raymond Thomas Miller
Louleian
Misa Angel
Beaver Dam and Union Clubs Host Joint Meeting
Beaver Dam Extension Club hosted a Friday gathering at the CEC building with Eller Union Club as guests. Patty Hunt led a devotion and 4H Club members from Busy Beaver Possum Walkera demonstrated projects and shared crafts, while members showcased knitting, clothing, and electrical handiwork. Prizes, ribbons, and secret pal gifts highlighted a busy afternoon of displays, talks, and recognition.
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Beaver Dam Extension Club
CEC
Eller Union Club
Patty Hunt
J. C. Isgrig
Busy Beaver
Pam Roberts
Columbia
Della Smith
Marty Hunt
David
Jay Loyd
June
Jean Talken
David Loyd
Patty
Marsha Loyd
Kathy Love
Karen Loyd
Paula Loyd
Lewis Taylor
John Gates
John Hoffman
Oscar Schlanker
Lester Loyd
Carter Crockett
James Wright
Aperas
Carroll Love
Paul Love
Charles Baker
James Hoffman
Howard Smith, Smith
Wayne Bradley
Ray Martin
John Blackwell
Robert Graue
Wayne Power
Claude Turner
Helen Swanson
Brunch Honors Bruce Knipfel at Shower of Family Names
Bruce Knipfel and Teresa Amn Hoer exchanged wedding vows and were feted at a bachelor’s brunch hosted by relatives. Attendees included Robert Knipfel, Barry Knipfel, George Hoar and his sons Tom Steve and Marty, Peni Hoer and son Jonathan, Steve Sayers, Clarence Bradshaw, Anthony Pfeifer, and Rodney and Mark Allen of Mexico, at Rick Sumpler of Kansas.
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Bruce Knipfel
Teresa Amn Hoer
Ree
Robert Knipfel
Barry Knipfel
George Hoar
Tom
Steve
Marty Peni Hoer
Jonathan
Steve Sayers
Clarence Bradshaw
Anthony Pfeifer
Rodney
Mark Allen
Mexico
Rick Sumpler
Kansas
Political Rally At Mrs Thomas Home For ESA Chapter
Delta Rho Chapter of ESA held a political rally at Mrs. Charles Thomas home with a supper and campaign speeches by candidates. W B Arvin led as speaker manager for Dead Eye Dick. Mrs C K Winn sought race entry. Rooms and plans were set for a bake sale and breakfast during the Sept 12 event at the courthouse endatorium.
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Delta Rho Chapter
Epsilon Per Ia
Charles Thomas
W. B. Arvin
Dead Eye Dick
C. K. Winn
John Burehtfield
Polly
Thomas
Colonel Sanders
Pits Reilly Taylor
J. W. Stowers
Burchfield
Arvin
Harold Erdel
Roy Wooten
Lawrence Precht
George Hogan
Virginia Durham
William T. Hutchingon
C. F. Me
Retired Teachers Hear Of White House Conference on Aging
Missouri Retired Teachers Association focuses on the upcoming White House Conference on Aging. Mrs. R W Powell of Kirksville, state RTA president, spoke to the Mexico Area group. Officers and members were present, with reports on district activities and upcoming meetings.
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White House
Missouri Retired Teachers Association
R.W. Powell
Kirksville
RTA
Mexico Area
Ees
Missouri
United States
H.C. Hodge
JV. Wis
Westminster Room
First Presbyterian Church
H.V. Holcomb
Gasper’s
Sneed
Hodge
Bere
Margarter
George Robertson
Virginia Botts
Macon
Wilson
Pectin
I i. i
Powell
Virgie Bledsoe
Everett Crosier
Miss Botts
Ware Marthe Ward
Macon Red
Ruby Lynn Partin
Lilian Putnam
Coors Robertson
John §. Carr
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Hillbilly Wildcats
Mrs. Randolph
Roland Crews
Montgonery
Jack B. Nimble, Inc
W. Jackson
Kent Michael Dulaney
Susan Kay Sutton
James W. Sutton
Dubuque
Iowa
Douglas A. Dulaney
Quin«et Air
Dulaney
Uiney
Miss Smith
Mr. River
Montgomery Methodist Church
Neweat
Pilcher Jewelry Co
American Gem Society
Certified
Gemologist
Jefferson
First Christian Church
Lewis McDermott
Happy Homemakers
Kizer
Rexall Store
Miss Angel
Miller
Miss Ruth Lucille Angel
Beaver Dam
Melissa Julianne den Hartog
Nancy
ESA
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