Commandery Wives Host Second Social After Meeting
Wives of Commandery members hosted a second social for their husbands after the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Illness and cold weather reduced attendance, but the group enjoyed games of bridge and pinochle with refreshments by Mrs. Ed Squire and others. A third social is planned after the February 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar
Ed Squire
Ray Cox
Roger Sherman
Wisie Long
Group Entertained in Heilman Home
Mary Lynn Heilman and Faye Holland hosted friends after a college basketball game. At 10:30 they served a waffle and sausage supper. Attending were Mildred Anderson, Carl Jungbluth, Arlene Robison, Mary Atchison, Lowan Heilman, Harold Wehr, and Ernest Moothart. Two or three guests were unable to attend. Domestic Animals note on horse and cow lifespans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynn Heilman
Faye Holland
Mildred Anderson
Carl Jungbluth
Arlene Robison
Mary Atchison
Lowan Heilman
Harold Wehr
Ernest Moothart
Social Calendar Items From Local Club Activities
The social calendar lists Monday events in Handcraft department at 7 30 p m with Mrs A C Peterson requesting handmade potholders for exchange. White Shrine card party at Mesalnie Temple 2 15 p m. Tuesday Booster club in afternoon and Shrine regular meeting at 8 p m Masonic Temple with social hour afterward. U P Women's Missionary Society evening division potluck supper at 6 15 p m hosted by Mrs D D Davis.
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A. C. Peterson
White Shrine
Mesanie Temple
Tuesany Booster Club
Guy Stumpf
Damascus “Shrine
Masonic Temple
U.P. Women’s Missionary Society
Potluck Aupper
D. D. Davis
Wedding Anniversary and Multiple Birthday Dates
Today marks the wedding anniversary of Dr and Mrs F W East wood. Birthdays observed for Mrs R H Walker Mrs Bode Ferguson Paul Dodder Mrs Golia Miller Floyd I Bower and Mrs Mela Havel of Ainsworth Beverly Jane Bean is four Marguerite and Marion Benson are sixteen Francienne Shaw and Shirley Rae Owens also celebrate birthdays.
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Mrs
F. W. Eastwood
R. H Walker
Bode Ferguson
Paul Dodder
Golia Miller
Floyd I. Bower
Mela Havel
Ainsworth
Beverly Jane Bean
Norman Bean
Francienne Shaw
Shirley Rae Owens
Birthday Honorees Named for Tomorrow
Sunday lists a birthday honorees including Mrs. Roy Gordon Mrs. J L Veggy Mrs. Marion Sheetz Catherine Masson Louis Baird Shirley Peterson and Mrs Jesse Busby Mrs Leslie Dunlap A wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Gail Murdock is also noted for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gordon
J. L. Veggy
Marion Sheetz
Catherine Masson
Louis Baird
Shirley Peterson
Jesse Busby
Leslie Dunlap
Gail Murdock
Rebekah Lodge Names January Social Committee
Due to weather and road conditions only about 25 members attended the regular meeting at the hall. The noble grand appointed January social committee members Mrs Ray Box, Mrs Milo Steele and Helen McCreedy to plan a February social. Mrs Blanche Robertson was appointed chairman of the February cats committee. The evening ended with social time.
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Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Ray Box
Milo Steele
Helen McCreedy
Blanche Robertson
West Chester Pythian Sisters Postpone Potluck Supper
The West Chester Pythian Sisters announce their potluck supper scheduled for Monday is postponed indefinitely. Also notes 2002 Read Journal want ads.
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West Chester Pythian Sisters
Missionary Society Elects Officers at Meeting Yesterday
The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society elected officers for the year at a meeting held yesterday afternoon in Mrs. R. B. Dougherty's home. Existing officers were re elected and new officers named including Ivan Rehmel treasurer F W Eastwood secretary education Fre L Moore secretary stewardship and J B Randle secretary of White Cross. Velma Booth and Ruth Nichol missionaries speaking on China and Ethiopia. Fourteen members and three guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
R. BE. Dougherty
R. J. Dawson
Carl J. Roberts
Frank Crone
Roy Stewart
Frey Neiswanger
Ivan Rehmel
F. W. Eastwood
Fre L. Moore
Stewardship
J. B. Randle
White Cross
Roberts
Dawson
B. H. van Meter
Calender
Anna Scott
Velma Booth
China
Ruth Nichol
Ethiopia
Miss Booth
Miss Nichol
Marriages of La Vonne Berry Glenn Ball in Memphis
Announcement details the marriage of La Vonne Berry daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Berry Baxter Iowa to Glenn Ball son of Mr and Mrs Alva Ball Columbus Junction Iowa. They wed in Memphis Tennessee on December 26. The couple plan to reside in Mobile Alabama where Ball will work as assistant mill superintendent for National Gypsum Company. Latta Sopher nuptials in Kahoka Missouri. Myrtle Latta Columbus City Iowa and Lyle Sopher Muscatine Iowa married November 29 with Rev Kraftmeyer officiating. they will reside in Muscatine where both are employed.
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Columbus Junction
la Vonne Berry
Elmer Berry
Baxter
Iowa
Glenn Ball
Alva Ball
Memphis
Tenn
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedarvile
Bell
Mobile
Ala
Ball
Company Gs
Latta-Sopher
Myrtle Latta
Virs M. R. Latta
Columbus City
Lyle Sopher
Muscatine
Kahoka
Mr. Kraftmeyer
Methodist Church
Promenade des Anglais Stroll Draws Riviera Elite Morning
The Promenade des Anglais in Nice on the French Riviera is a popular spot for visitors to stroll between 11 and 12 in the morning to glimpse the latest fashions worn by the elite as they pass by this well known waterfront promenade.
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Nice
French Riviera
Polish shrine at Czes tochowa draws huge pilgrim crowds
Next to Lourdes in France, no shrine in Europe has so many pilgrims as the Polish shrine at Czestochowa pronounced Chenstochowa. The chief pilgrimage occurs in August when 30 000 pilgrims arrive in peasant costumes.
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Lourdes
France
Europe
Czestochowa
Chenstochowa
Blair Law Weds DP J Haymes Jr in Sikeston Missouri
Mrs Nita B Law of Washington announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Blair Law of Sikeston Missouri to D Jackson Haymes Jr son of Mr Sible successor for his unexpir and Mrs D J Haymes of Paducah Kentucky The wedding occurred January 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs H Baasch Sikeston with Rev John L Taylor First Methodist performing the single ring ceremony in the presence of fourteen intimate friends A buffet supper followed The bride wore a navy blue tailored dress with matching hat and accessories Washington is noted as Mrs Haymes hometown She is a graduate of Washington High School and the University of Minnesota The article notes she worked as an assistant librarian for a period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita B. Law
Washington
Margaret Blair Law
Sikeston
D. Jackson Haymes, Jr
Sible
D. J. Haymes
Paducah
Mr and Mrs Wilson Host Oyster Supper for County Employees
Mr and Mrs Wilson hosted an oyster supper at the county home for county employees and court house staff. Mrs R D VanDorin and assistants supervised serving, and decorations featured hearts red candles and a bride and groom centerpiece. The newlyweds received several gifts and about forty five people attended with post dinner games.
Librarian and husband to relocate to Kentucky after 1939
Rarian in the Washington Public Library later joined the University library in Iowa City and since January 1 1939 has served as librarian of the Sikeston public library. Mr Haymes, a Murray State Teachers College graduate, works in the automotive industry in western Kentucky and the couple will reside in Paducah after February 1.
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Rarian
Washington
University Library
Iowa City
Sikeston, M
Haymes
Murray State Teachers’ College
Murray
Kentucky
Paducah
AME Church Sunday Schedule and Quarterly Meeting
The AME Church announces a Sunday schedule with 10 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. devotional period 11 15 a.m. sermon and 3 8 p.m. quarterly meeting The presiding elder is expected to attend Mrs Emma Black and M S Supr A L Preston pastor report the service should be very nice
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Am.e
Emma Black
M. S. Supr
A. L. Preston
Methodist Ladies Aid Society General Meeting Held
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society held its January meeting in the church after noon with small attendance due to illness and cold weather. Mrs. Remps Hampsher led devotionals and Mrs. QU. KE. Schmitt presided. Unit 6 hosted, poems were read by Mrs. T. L. Brookhart, and Mrs. Byron Snider posed church member name questions with other games. Refreshments were served.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Remps Hampsher
QU. KE. Schmitt
Unit 6
H. M. Dodder
T. L. Brookhart
Byron Snider
Motion Picture Industry Involves 276 Professions
A listing notes the vast scope of film production with 276 distinct industries, arts, and professions contributing to a motion picture. The count highlights the diverse roles from writing and directing to special effects and postproduction.
Per Capita Sausage Consumption In 1937
The average American consumed about 11.4 pounds of sausage in 1937, reflecting the era's dietary patterns and food availability across the United States.
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Blair Law
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