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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1967
Page
2
In starched white uniform a military aide bows to a White House guest and introduces him by name to the President signaling the formal daily routine of White House social events.
MaMinka Hawk 4 crm MCV Fleet 41 Ulu met at the Rush Hill Community Center with Betty Jo Shoup presiding. Pledges led by Lorene Doebelin and Marsha Pulls with Teresa Adams singing. Officers for the coming year elected: Lind Goshorn president, Cresa Ad Adl and Susan Sonwalt game lead ess, Marsha Pulis song. Peni reports by Mike Remley Rope Debra Willingham Clothing Anne Sonwalt Foods Susan Sonnwalt Homegrounds. Refreshments served by the Goshorn family. Lorene Doebelin reported on last council meeting and a fiance-Marine Capt. Charles Hayride planned for Oct. Robb of Milwaukee, Wis. 13, followed with a wiener roast at the President's house with 28 social aides. Aides described as volunteers for presidential events, screened and interviewed. White House relies on military social aides. hours vary. Junior Leaders met with Charles Reichers presiding. Gloria Foremen led pledges. Devotion by Anna Joyce Coil. October hayride planned. record hop or talent night with Nita Smith chairing preparations. Batty Sydenstricker, Jane Foreman, Alice Andrews involved.
The Musketeers 4H Horsemanship group held its sixth annual trail ride and a chuck wagon dinner at James Murphy’s home and a co leader’s home. The event featured a practice jumping exercise in a clover field using hay bales as hurdles and praised riders for safety. Fourteen members attended plus volunteers from Workers 4H Club.
The Mexico Ledger lists publication frequency as daily except Sundays and holidays. It details address at 300 N Washington St Mexico MO 65265 with single copy price 10 cents and carrier delivery in towns at 1.75 per month. Mail rates show various durations for Audrain and nearby counties, other Missouri counties, and out of state, with military pricing and office hours.
Christine Jorgensen, in Sweden in 1952 to change her sex, says the journey was worth it. She recalls times of doubt but credits a guiding promise and the gift of self. She discusses in her new autobiography Christine Jorgensen, A Personal Autobiography, published by Paul Eriksson, Inc.
SEATTLE AP The presiding bishop Rt. Rev. John E. Hines urged the Episcopal Church to move toward unions with nine other American denominations at the triennial convention. He backed ecumenical reforms and called for diverting 3 million annually to aid the Negro poor while urging broad participation in a mobilization of church resources.
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