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mm MmThe GuM of the First Christian jnie Jean.jfipainhotir and daughter, Mbs Bon-Iwill meet, this evening atI7:30 with Miss Fa; Long at her• m •ne, 921 Washington street. Mrs.Jessie Bayers is president of thefi—day Bcfc— FMeThe Sunday school of the First Christian church win hold a picnic at Shnpeoo Fvttt Tuesday evening July 14 frara 4 to 7 o'clock. Those attending are ■ requested to take their own food and table service. The dnmpJi will furnish the drink.Entertained ForMr. and Mrs. James\Breedenentertained Sunday with a chicken dinner, honoring their daughter, Miss Jane Breeden and Private Arthur Lingard. \Meet Taertay The four circles of the First Christian church will meet at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at follows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs. Ralph Moore, 1219 SprfnghM street, Mrs. Sift ASftS,Circle No. 2 with Mrs. S. H. Poindexter, 915 Webster street, Mrs. J. G. Long, chairman Circle No. 3 will meet In the church parlor with Mrs. Bethel asrfidlrtwnCircle No. 4 with Airs. Ross Diehl, 1428 Calhoun stret. Mrs. Diehl is the chairman.Aanannce EngagementMrs. Ruth Brown announces the engagement of her daughter, Phyllis, to Sergeant Leo J. VogeL Miss I Brown, who was formerly a re-r J porter for the Constitutton-Tribune, J is now on the general staff of the Military Intelligence of the War Department in Washington, D. C. Sgt. Vogel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Vogel of Altoona, Penn., is a Sergeant Techiclan at Bolling Field in Washington, D. C.Date of the wedding has not been announced.Miss Brown visited her mother here last week while on vacation, leaving Friday for Altoona to attend the wedding of her fiance’s sister, Margaret Ann.TaMr. and Mrs. s. R. Riggle, whohave hem residing at 1680 Polk_____Street, moved to Independence, Mo. hostess, today where Mr. Higgle Is working In a defense plant.With Mrs. WhitesideThe Women’s Society of Christian Service of Liberty Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the home of Earl Whiteside. Mrs. Frank Manning will be the asslst-Oddnfes Nth BirthdayA birthday dinner was given at tflr home of Eli Cartwright near Alpha in honor of his 90th birthday anniversary Sunday.'. Alnong the fifty amending the celebration and reunion were: Mr. and Mrs. Nova Cartwright and famHy. BQly Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cook and family, Utica; Mr. and Mrs. Clpatice Cartwright and family, Sampsel; Mr. and Mis. Loren Cartwright and family. Polo; Mr. and Mis. Clyde Cartwright and Isjtily, Mr. and Mrs. George Hib-ler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson and family of Laredo; Mr. and Mis. Chester R06e, Ludlow;Mr. and mis. Earl Meislagie, Chilli-cothe; (Hlbert Prestman, Peoria, Illinois; Clyde Cartwright, Wichita, J Mr. . and Mis..,..Adam Bramllgam, HI.; Mr. mid' Mrs. Payton and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. of Kaunas City. *Afternoon guests were Roy, Emil and hnrea Todd, Jtess Benton McCoy- and Aubra andShirley Dust.• * J •Mr. Cartwright spends each winter in Chillicothe with his daughter, MfK/Melslagle.JCelebrates BirthdayHerbert Lawrence, Jr., celebrated his eighth birthday anniversary with a party at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Page, lt;00 Wilson Street, Sunday afternoon, given by his grandmother and mother.The party, an annual occasion, was attended by twenty of his relatives and friends including his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Page and his great grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. John Peters and daughter, Mary Beth, of j Pekin, Illinois were out of town guests.Following a swimming party, ice,' cream and a decorated birthday cake were served the guests.OreBW,With BUM DarfeeThe Elsie Clor Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet thifc'evening in the home of Miss Mae Dur-fee. North Locust Street.ActivitiesEalrrtVlard With a DtenerMr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson entertained with a chicken dinner at their home, 213 Liberia street, Sunday in honor of Mrs. Anderson’s brother^ Pvt. Robert Boude of Temple, Texas who returned to Temple Sunday night. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fount Anderson, William Rofoesburg and Mrs. LuluWere Many In the VFW EncampmeiLouis A Craig post. No. 18, was] first in this division.The local Roy L. Burkett post was accorded honorable mention for increasing its membership.Among Red Cross reports, the Roy L. Burkett group again was rated high. Post 18 auxiliary was second, and Post 1659 third.In membership, a St. Louis auxiliary ranked first, and Kansas City’s dominant Post 18 auxiliary was reported as second.
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Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Chillicothe, Missouri, US
Mon, Jul 06, 1942
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