Pantsuit gains traction in Missouri government offices
In Jefferson City Missouri women embrace pantsuits as the mini declines with many state workers adopting the trusted outfit. Legislators commented on wearers in the Missouri House while Revenue and other departments issue guidelines to regulate pant ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
City
Jefferson City
Missouri House of Representatives
Orchid Jordan
Kansas City
de Verne Calloway
D-St. Louis
Betty Hearnes
John C. Danforth
Danforth
Joseph Holt
D-Fulton
John E. Downs
St. Joseph
Downs
Department of Revenue
James E. Schaffner
Revenue
Associated Press
Dexter D. Davis
Sec
James C. Kirkpatrick
Umbrella tree decor tips brighten Christmas season
Dear Heloise offers practical crafts and tips from readers. An umbrella frame becomes a decorative tree with tinsel, green tissue, and a pot, advice cautions against electric lights. Other notes cover belting covering, foil lining drip trays, matches in a jar, winding yarn, chair-hanging skeins, and using frozen bread for grilled cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Don Craft
Moby Dick
Gigi
Christmas Party Notes From Interse Club Hosts
Interse Club members held a Christmas party at Mrs. Willard Lister’s home with hostess assistants. Prizes went to Mrs. James Warnock and Mrs. John Hamerickhouze. A gift exchange occurred and plans were made for a Masonic Blue Lodge dinner on December 15 and a December 30 meeting gift exchange. Visitors from Fort Scott and Topeka attended and the room featured pine and candle decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interse Club
Willard Lister
Max Drake
Bob Robbins
C. E. Sievers
James Warnock
John Hamerickhouze
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Bill McCreary
Fort Scott
Topeka
Masonic Blue Lodge
Elmer Roth
Merle Marmon
Byron Triplett
Howard Smith
William Clark
Daughters Club
Ludell Nielson
Jeanette Stephenson
Ted Clark
Nielson
Dan
Earl Sink
Baby Names From Shawnee Mission Hospital Births
The baby girl born Wednesday at Shawnee Mission Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Eyman Cobbs 212 W 5th was named Jodi Lynne, weighing seven pounds 14% ounces. Grandparents Cedric Louk Gardner Wayne Cobbs Blue Mound. great grandparents Carl Hyborn Garnett Chester Dobbs Blue Mound N R Eyman Bush City. The boy born Tuesday at Anderson County Hospital Garnett to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boehm Princeton RFD 1 was named Steven Robert, weighing 10 pounds 11% ounces. They also have a two year old son David. grandparents Mrs Charles Boehm Clathe and Mr and Mrs Harvey Barton Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Eyman Cobbs
W. 5Th
Jodi Lynne
Cedric Louk
Gardner
Wayne Cobbs
Blue Mound
Carl Hyborn
Garnett
Chester Dobbs
N. R. Eyman
Bush City
Anderson County Hospital
Robert Boehm
Princeton
Bennett Baby Born in Garnett Rural Pratt County
Socialettes report the Bennetts of rural Princeton are parents of a daughter born Tuesday at the Garnett. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L Bennett and Mrs. Florence Nilges of Garnett. The great grandmother is Mrs. Allie Murray of Garnett.
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Benny Bennett
Princeton
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
L. Bennett
Florence Nilges
Allie Murray
Cooked frozen vegetables praised as fresh tasting
A cooking note says frozen vegetables can be seasoned and served like fresh produce, offering a convenient option with similar flavor when prepared properly.
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Jean
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
By Jora Halos
Ower
By Jim Oxburn
Margaret Love
Joan
Kathleen M. Prime
Philadelphia
Welborn’s Electric Service
Assorted Say
Pagatelle Games
Bagatelle
Gambles Toy Store
Elgin
R.A
S. Mair
Medical Auxiliary
Franklin County
D. C. Hadley
Holly
Robert Gollier
Bud Gollier
C. W. Henning
Gillian Myers
First Christian Church
Lee Nichols
Heritage of Christian Churches
Harlan Page
Leona Doyen
Hazel James
Edith Shobe
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Gene Ames
Felix Johnson
Roy Gould
Harald Royer
California
Hill House
Dondee
Capri
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