Kensington Club Hosts and Bridge Club Meeting Notes
Mrs. Wilma Hunt hosted the Kensington club with guests Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Jessie Moore. The program included a business meeting, needlework, and a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Hunt and her daughters. The next Kensington gathering is Aug. 7 with Effie McCreedy. The Tuesday Bridge club, hosted by Mrs. Larry Trotter, featured three tables of play, high score to Irene Barth and consolation to Lulu Moore, with the next meeting in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Virginia
Bennett
Buffalo
N. Y
Jessie Moore
Effie McCreedy
Larry Trotter
Eather Trotter
Eva Blankenhorn
Irene Barth
Lulu Moore
Morrow Loeffler Wed In Double Ring Methodist Ceremony
Maxine L. Morrow daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrow Hayesville and Dwight G. Loeffler son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Loeffler Bighton were married yesterday at the Methodist parsonage Dr. Fred E. Miller officiated The couple was attended by Ward and Mrs Fritchen They plan to reside in Muscatine where Loeffler will work The bride previously worked for Mc Cleery Cumt ming Calendar company Loeffler recently discharged from Navy after 19 months service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine L. Morrow
Fred Morrow
Hayesville
Dwight G. Loeffler
Lloyd Loeffler
Bighton
Methodist
Fred E. Miller
Ward Fritchen
Fritchen
Two Congregations Plan Receptions in Columbus City
Rev. C. G. McKnight recently installed as pastor of the United Presbyterian church at Columbus City will host a reception for his family at 7 pm Tuesday July 30. Rev. Robert H. Spencer of Salem and Cotter Presbyterian churches and Mrs Spencer will have a Cotter church reception at 8 pm July 30. The Rady and Mrs Sencer moved to Cotter from Marion Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
C. G. McKnight
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
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Mrs. Hunt
Kensington Club
Ainsworth
Wilma Hunt
Spessard
O. J
Myrtle Thoma
All Boyswear Shopping
Montgomery
Rady
Sencer
Cotter
Marion
Kansas
Mont
Uad
New Boys’ Department
Dad
Big Boys
Montgomery Uae
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