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Mrs. Kittleberger Speaks To Club On Defense' Mrs. Hazel Kittleberger was the guest speaker at the Friday afternoon meeting of the Review club held at the home of Mrs. David Schutte. registered nurse, Mrs.

Kit- Ueberger spoke to the group on "Civil Defense in the Case of Atomic Attack." Mrs. Thomas A. Duncan presided over the business session that preceded the program, and later, Mrs. Schutte, assisted by Mrs. Hal Randolph and Mrs.

W. R. Ballew served refreshments. In addition to Mrs. Kittleberger, Mrs.

James Howard, Mrs. James C. Berry, Mrs. Virgil Stuart, Mrs. Paul Green and Mrs.

E. J. Billington were guests. Additional members attending were Mrs. Charles Ayers, Mrs.

James C. Botts, Mrs. Kenneth Dean, Mrs. Charles C. Gage, Mrs.

Fred M. Gamble, Mrs. Armin Kammeyer, Mrs. Robert Searfoss, Mrs. E.

R. Hannah and Mrs. James Danser. Groups Of Baptist Churches Hove Joint Fellowship Friday The Christ Followers of the Friendship Baptist church ane the Challenger group of the First Baptist church met lor a joint Christian fellowship meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Car Forsee and son, Gene, Friday night. The evening was spent in group singing and playing gam and later, cocoa and dough nuts were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Mayes, Mrs Maggie Gallop, Mr.

and Mrs. Ro bert Burgin and daughters, Pat sy and Joyce, the Rev. Andrew Smith, the Rev. William Gor tell. Miss Ora Belle McCravey Mrs.

Russell Smith and son Donald, Miss Dixie Rivers, Betty Ut terback, Edna Belle Norman Mary and Eleanor Wheat, Mr and Mrs. Leonard Wheat, Rutr Wolfe, Marjorie Billings, Ramo na and Toni Giboney, George Smith, Russell Kaiser, Larry Kai ser and Mrs. Irene Kaiser, spon sor. MUSICAL RECORDINGS FOR PBO PROGRAM program of musical recorc ings-was presented at the Fr day afternoon meeting of chap ter DK, held at the horn of Mrs. Paul C.

Smith. The pro gram was planned by Mrs Smith. Mrs. Samuel D. Groff presided over the business session, and at the close of the meeting, refreshments were served.

Twelve members were.present. Betrothal Is Announced Miss Betty Jean Torreyson, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Torreyson of near Mexico, have announced her betrothal to Naval Cadet E. M.

Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Weber of 321 East Holm street. Definite plans lor the wedding have not been made.

Cadet Weber has been spending the holidays here and left this morning for the-Naval Air Base at Pcnsacola, Fla. Initiation Service At OES Friday Night -or Two New Members An impressive iniatiation serv- ce for two new members, Mrs. William Brenton and Mrs. C. C.

Mildred, was held at the regular meeting of the Mexico chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Friday night. Mrs. Lawrence Precnt, worthy matron, was in charge of the service, assisted by her corps of officers. Two members. Mrs.

Alice Curtis and Mrs. Mildred Greenup, were also affiliated into the chapter. Yearly reports were given, and at the close of the meeting, Mrs. J. F.

Jolley, chairman of the hospitality committee, was in charge of serving refreshments to the 60 members attending. Mrs. Elizabeth Starnes of Hondo, Texas, and Mrs. Beulah Elliott of the Santa Fe chapter were guests. Mrs.

Fitzmier Honored At A Surprise Shower Mrs. Robert Fitzmier was sur- prized at a pink and blue shower Thursday evening given by Mrs. James Danser at her home with Mrs. Robert Mclntosh as her assisting hostess. Shower gifts were arranged in a wishing well, and later refreshments were served by the two hostesses.

Guests included Mrs. W. W. CockrilU Mrs. Alf Elliott, Mrs.

E. P. Huey. Mrs. Payne Muir, Mrs.

Elmo Inlow, Mrs. Clarence Erdel, Mrs. Fred Kurtes, Mrs. Joe Denton, Mrs. J.

J. Spurrier and Mrs. John Crocker. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Shelter have returned to their home in Cedar Rapids, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Singleton.

Littleby WSCS Program Planned By Mrs. Reichers The Littleby Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs. Robert Hook Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Stuart as co-hostess. Mrs.

Charles Lierheimer, president, was in charge of the business session. Mrs. Stuart gave the devotional service and Mrs. George Rei-1 chers planned the program, "Re-, cause We Have Been So Greatly She was assisted by Mrs. Lierheimer, Mrs.

Lindell Elliott, Mrs. Edwin Lierheimer and Mrs. John Farris. After the group sang "A Charge to Keep," the Lord's Prayer was prayed in unison. Secret pal gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served.

The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Byron Shoemaker with Mrs. Wesley Pehle as co-hostess. Others present were: Mrs. F' gene Beedle, Mrs.

Arthur Ketter, Mrs. Sylvan Tuepker, Mrs. R. S. Snook, Mrs.

Otto Luckaman, and Mrs. Edward Kunkle. Mexico (Mo.) Evening Ledger Society Page Jan. 5, 1952 Calendar MISS LAURENE MILLEB Telephone 372 SUNUAY Mexico Civic Chorus Club practice, 2:30 p. at Mexico Methodist church.

MONDAY First Baptist Church Intermediate GA, 3:45 p. at church. Mary Hardin Mission Circle of First Baptist Church, 6:15 p. at church. Deacons of First Baptist Church meet at 7:30 p.

at church. First Baptist Church Intermediate RA, 8 p. at church. DAR. 1:30 p.

at Jefferson Tea Room. Hostesses, Mrs. A. H. Heberer.

Mrs. George Kemp, Mrs. Thurman Stallings, Mrs. Maude Smith, Mrs. Personal News Of Laddonians EADDONIA Mr.

and Mrs. 1 Harry Witt returned Thursday from Mayview, where they had visited since Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Earl Lockhart and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Schmidt were host and hostess for a family dinner on New Year's Day in observance of the 47th anniversary of their marriage and the 16th wedding anniversary of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schmidt and flic llth wedding anniversary of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ross of Mexico.

Other guests were their other daughter, Mrs. Leo Vogt, Mr. Vogt and their three children and O. D. Putman.

Mrs. Claude Turner received a message on New Year's Day telling her of the death of her brother, Charley Heater, which occurred at his home in Don- aUdson, Iowa, that day. He was 77 age and a native of Illinois. He came to this community as a small child with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs.

George Heater, and lived here lor a number of years. Surviving also are a son, -a daughter of Donaldson, a brother, Gip Heater of Wappapello, Iowa. Mrs. Dick Remley of Laddonia is aniece. Funeral and burial services were in Donaldson on Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Avery have had a letter.from their son, Pfc. Delbert Avery, telling of his arrival in Korea where he is with the Quartermasters Corp. He sailed from the States the first part of December.

The regular meeting of the Merri-Rummy club was held in the home of Mrs. Marvin Cox Wednesday afternoon with score favors going to Mrs. C. B. Faw Mrs.

A. G. Cheney and Mrs Kenneth Gore. Mrs. Cox served a dessert course and coffee after the playing.

George Powell has been moved from fee Riddle home to Scott Nursing home since the his sister, Mrs. Guy Riddle, with whom he was living is a patien Tin the Audrain hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bennett spent the New Year's holiday in St.

Louis with relatives. Mrs. James Griffiths of Far ber was guest speaker for the program at the regular meeting of the Laddonia Fortnightly clu held in the home of Mrs. E. OR.

LSEARFOSS OPTOMETRIST 106a South Jefferson Mexico, Missouri Wednesday afternoon, he was presented by the pro- ram leader, Mrs. Roberta tewart. Mrs. Griffiths review- in a very interesting manner Highlights in the News for and in closing she read everal original poems at the re- uest of her riffiths was audience. Mrs.

accompanied to Patsy Null Has Personality Party Patsy Null entertained at a personality party for a group of her friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Null, Friday night.

The evening was spent in reading unsigned criticisms of the personalities of each of the guests. Later in the evening, Beverly Glenda refreshments were served. Guests included: Clark, Kay Manford, Charles, Glee Thompson, Hope Hannah, Betty Hope Jackson, Barbara Pearl, Carol Erdel, Barbara Lowe, Dean Maze, Pat McCown, Barbara Long, Roe Ann Beckley, Georgann Kidd, Bobette Harper and Barbara Stotler. Miss Mary J. Casper And Joe Fred Ware Are Married In Topeka Very Rev.

John Warren Day read the double ring ceremony at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, December 29, in Grace Cathedral of Topeka, Kansas, uniting in marriage Miss Mary Jane Casper, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Casper, to Joe Fred Ware of Vandalia. The vows were exchanged in front of the altar, which held two large bouquets of white gladioli and banks of red poinsettias. The candle-lit church was decorated with Christmas greens.

Jerald Hamilton, organist, played a prelude of nuptial music preceding the service and the traditional wedding marches. C. J. McKee sang "The Lord's Prayer," and "Panis Angelicus" before the ceremony. At the close while the couple was kneeling, he sang, "A Perfect Love." Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in white lace over satin, fashioned with a high neckline with a pointed collar, covered buttons to the waist in front of the fitted bodice, long pointed sleeves and full skirt extending into a train.

She wore around her neck two interlocking hearts of gold, made by her father for his parents' 50th wedding anniversary. Her illusion fingertip veil cascaded from a nylon half-hat, trimmed with embroidery and pearls. She carried a white Church of England prayer book which was a gift to the bride's great-great grandmother from her great great grandfather in 1806. The prayer book was covered with a shower of red feathered carnations with ivy and satin rib bon streamers. Miss Maryann Williams Kansas City was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Jean Wright of Winterset, la.

and Miss Jo Frederick of peka, Kansas. Their strapless gowns were red nvlon tulle over taffeta, made ballerina length. The dresses were styled with fitted bodices and pointed overskirts trimmed with tiny stems and leaves of gold, and voluminous skirts, with which they wore matching tulle stoles. Their half hats of red tulle were heart- shaped and they carried bouquets of white carnations with holly and white satin streamers. The bridegroom's cousin, Marijane Ball of Vandalia.

was junior bridesmaid. Her full length net over taffeta sleeveless dress was fashioned with a sheer yoke and full, ruffled skirt. She wore a band of white carnations in her former Mexicoan and Bride tie meeting by her mother, Mrs. bbie McGhee of Farber who was a charter member of the Fortnightly club. The club will celebrate the 40th anniversary if its organization on February and Mrs.

C. R. Jones was ap- to serve as chairman dl a committee to plan a anniver- meeting. Mrs. R.

B. Baize ery graciously offered the use )f her home for the anniversary celebration. Mrs. J. Ed Glennon gave a report from the General Federation Magazine.

Mrs. K. G. Kennen, Mrs. C.

L. Glass and Mrs. J. E. Moore were named a committee to revise the rules and by-laws of the club.

The next meeting will be on Tanuary 15, the home of Mrs. Carver Brown as the meeting being changed to Tuesday in place of Wednesday. Mrs. Haycraft served a dessert plate with coffee near the close of the meeting. Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Pittengcr lad as guests for a social hour last Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glennon, Mr. and Mrs.

Ford Christian, Mr. and Mrs. John Hitz and Dr. and Mrs. R.

B. Baize while Jimmie Pollock who was the guest in the Glennon home visited David and Ann Pittenger. Mrs. Laura Ruff and Mrs. Phyllis Van Briggle of Washington, D.

were guests of Mrs. Allie Atchison Thursday night and attended the funeral services for their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Henry Davidson at St. John's church Friday morning. Mrs.

Ruff returned home Friday but Mrs. Van Briggle remained until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor and family of St.

Louis were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin. Randall Quisenberry. Tine Houston, Mrs.

Pinckney French, Mrs. Carl S. Kleppinger. Mrs. D.

W. May and Mrs. R. D. Worrell.

TUESDA1 Whatsoever Circle of King's Daughters and Sons, 2 p. with Mrs. Rowena Riggs. Chautauqua Circle, 2 p. at Mexico Library.

League of Women Voters, 7:30 p. with Mrs. Thomas A. Duncan. City Manager Elmer Cross guest speaker.

WMU Association quarterly all- day meeting beginning at 10 a. at First Baptist church. Mexico Country Club duplicate bridge luncheon, 12:30 p. m. Mexico P-TA Council, 3:30 p.

m. Presser hall. Important meeting. Mexico Mixers Extension Club, Wash fresh broccoli by plunging the heads up and down in cold water: then soak in cold to which a little salt has been added for about hall an hour. Drain and aeel of! the woody outside covering of the stalks before cooking.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sherrow, following their wedding at the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah, on November 20. The presiding authority of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints officiated at the 9:30 a. m.

ceremony that was followed with a reception at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs Gustave Lundskog at Murray, Utah. Mr. Sherrow is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil L. Sherrow of Mexico, Route 1, and attended at the wedding by Edwin K. Cook of Salt Lake City, formerly of here. Sisters of the bride served as her attendants and a niece was flower girl. An employe of the Rubber Stamp company in Murray, Mr.

Sherrow was graduated from the Auxvasse High School with the class of 1944 after attending the Mexico High School for two years. He and his bride, the former Miss Gay Lundskog of Murray, are residing in that city. Miss Wilson And Bean Creek Club Mrs. toy Lee Goff Marry Friday The wedding Mrs. Katherjne Pauline Dodson and Roy Lee Goff, both of this city, took place ate Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Laura Brown at 813 North Clark street. The wedding ceremony was performed by Dr. C. Spurgeon McClung. pastor of the First Baptist church, at 5 o'clock.

The bride, daughter of C. A. Noah of Moberly, wore a light blue jersey dress with black accessories for her wedding. She is employed at the International Shoe company. Mrs.

Brown and Mert Johnson served as witnesses. Mr. Goff, an employe of the Missouri lower and Light company, and his bride are residing at the Br wn home where they have an apartment. Ann Yeargain Heads Scout Troop Ann Yeargain was elected president of Girl Scout Troop No. 19 at a meeting held Thursday afternoon.

Other officers elected were: Barbara West, vice-president; Shirley Edgar, Patricia Sapp, treasurer; and Marlyn George, reporter. Mrs. Harry Harper and Mrs. Dent Wallen are leaders of the troop and other Scouts attending the meeting were: Judy Wallen, Donna Carole Nancy Harper, Carol Stotlerv Brenda Louise Watts, Bonnie Duckworth, Jane Hebel, Sue Rus- I sell and Anita Fisher. Nine Couples Have Square Dance At Club Nine couples enjoyed a square dance at the Mexico Country Club Friday evening with refreshments served at a late hour.

Those in the group were: Mr. and Mrs. Estil Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Coats, Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Earle Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Carter, Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Beynon, Mr. and Mrs.

Phil S. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. O. H.

Read and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Swatek.

Jesse McCormack Wed Has Community Supper WELLSVILLE Miss ean Creek extension nf noar Montpomerv club held its annual community Citv married' TtfuS Christmas party Friday night at hair and carried red carnations. a bouquet of 1:30 p.m., with Stubblefield. Mrs. Finis McMillan P-Ta study group, 7:30 p.m., at school. Friendship Class of Mexico Methodist Church, 7:30 p.

with Mrs. Norman Schoeppel. Wesleyan Service Guild of Mexico Methodist Church, 7:30 p. with Miss Lucille Hall. Rosa May Past Noble Grand Club, 7:30 p.

with Mrs. W. Noel Scobee. Mrs. A.

C. Whitson, assisting hostess. WEDNESDAY Wednesday Club, 2:15 p. at Mexico Library. Wednesday Club, 2:15 p.

at Mexico Library. Helping Hand Circle of King's Daughters and Sons, birthday tea, 2 p. with Mrs. Clarence Baker. Mrs.

Estil McDonald, Mrs. Luke Brown, Mrs. Clark Garrett and Mrs. Etta Horton assisting hostesses Mrs. C.

F. Johnson, program leader. First Baptist Church covered dish dinner, 6:45 p. ai church followed by annua business meeting. Circles of WMS of First Baptis Church meet as follows: Kate White with Mrs.

Smith Black, Mary Connelly with Mrs. V. R. Paschal and Martha Sullinger with Mrs. Sheldon Miller, all 2 p.

and Lucy Brown at 1 p. with Mrs. E. O. Redd for a covered dish luncheon.

Personal News Of Centralians By Mrs. V. G. Doty CENTRALIA Mrs. F.

G. Chance entertained Friday afternoon for members of the Pastime Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neff cnter- at dinner Thursday even- ng for Misses Nina and Frances Rowland and Mrs. Blanche Traughber.

Mrs. R. R. Arnold of Colorado Springs, and her daughter, Mrs. Cortez Edmonston of Milwaukee, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Younger from Thursday until Saturday. On Friday, Mrs. Younger entertained for her guests with a tea. They will visit in Mexico with relatives, before returning to their homes.

Mrs. Allen Duffey and daughter Anna Maude have returned to their home in Mattoon, 111., after a visit here and in Mexico with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCory of Sedalia, Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. McCory and daughter of St. Louis were the past weekend guests of their mother, Mrs.

Katherine McCory. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lattiemer, Mr. and Mrs.

August Thenon and sons of this city, Mr. and Mrs. George Blackmore and family of Mexico were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jennings and family in Mexico.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bugg of Mexico, Mrs. Ollie Bugg of this city were weekend guests in Kansas City, they were accompanied home by Miss Ruth Bugg, who spent New Year's Day with Ralph Mottaz of Vandalia was best man, and ushers were Gerald Livingston and Raymond Read of Vandalia, and Lt. Stephen Falkenbury of New York City.

A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Following a short wedding trip the couple returned to Columbia, where they are at home at 106 Lathrop Road. Mrs. Ware, a graduate of Topeka High School and Cottey College for Women at Nevada, is a senior at the University of Missouri. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega social sorority and Pi Lambda Theta and Alpha Pi Zeta honorary societies, and Chapter CS, PEO.

Mr. Ware, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ware of Vandalia, attended Vandalia High School and the University of Missouri. He served two years in the Marine Corps and is now associated with the Life and Casualty Insurance company of Tennessee.

noon at the Methodist parsonage wfth the Rev. J. C. McDaniel reading the double-ring ceremony. Mrs.

McDaniel was the only witness. Mr. and Mrs. McCormack plan to make their home on a farm three miles south of Montgomery City. P-TA Founder's Day Program To Be Planned Plans for a joint meeting to observe Founder's Day will be made at a meeting of the Mexico Parent- Teacher Association Council to be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Presser hall of Hardin Junior High School.

Mexico units will take part in the observance to take place in Februarv. Mrs. Frederick Schroeder is council president, and will be in charge meeting. the school house. Due to sickness and bad weather only a small crowd attended.

A basket supper was enjoyed, and later gifts were taken from a grab box, and games were played. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wray; Roy P. Willingham; Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Morris, Everett Lee and Boh; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gentry, Dan- nv, Roger and Jimmy; "Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Iman and R. Mr. and Mrs.

John Orr, Veva and DeAnn; Mrs. June loss, Bonney Susan and Lanny; and Pfc. Bobbie L. Ross, who was at home on a Christmas furlough from Wichita Falls, Tex. Mrs.

Bugg. J. C. Hunt returned to Ins home here, New Year's Day alter spending the month of December with his daughters, Mrs. Hubert Walker and Mrs.

George Bertram and their families in Chicago. Mrs. Nell Sneed will leave over the weekend for Kansas City where she will spend next BACK TO CENTRAL Donald Summers, who has been spending the holidays here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Summers, has returned to Fayette to resume his studies at Central college.

ROUND and SQUARE DANCE AMERICAN LEGION HALL CENTRALIA, MO. SATURDAY NIGHT, JAN. 5 NOLAN BOONE ORCHESTRA Sponsored by SILAS ROBERTS week with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Heddesheimer and family.

airs. Lory Skaggs and son. Bill spent the weekend in St. Louis with relatives and friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Botkin and sons of Bell, were breakfast guests of Mrs. L. C. Botkin Sunday morning, from here they all went to Moberly where the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell White. Mr. and airs. Pate Morris of Bell, were guests of friends and relatives here Tuesday.

The McCormick Hospital in Moberly, of which Dr. P. O. Baker of this city is president of the staff, and Dr. R.

P. Roberts of this city is also a member of the staff has been approved for intern training by the Board of Trustees of the American Os- tebpathic Association. To be approved by the association for intern training the institution must meet the highest standard, which includes the physical plant, and the patients records have to be completed according to the standard set forth. The hospital staff must be organized and approved by the Bureau of Hospitals of the Board of Trustees of the American Osteopathic Association. Mrs.

Dale Hamilton and Mrs. T. C. Garrison of this city left this evening for Kansas City where they will attend the Spring Market in interest of Rena's Dress Shop. Carol Charming Due In St.

Louis Jan. 13 One of the most successful musical shows of recent years is coming to St. Louis with the original Broadway star and most of the original cast intact. The musical in question is "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" which ran for two years at the Ziegfeld Theatre, Carol Channing in the role of Lorelei Lee. the wide- eyed blonde from Little Rock, Arkansas, who took Paris in her stride.

Miss Channing will still be playing Lorelei when "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" opens a six-day engagement at the Opera House of Kiel Auditorium on Sunday evening, January 13, and chances are she will continue to bring down the house with her singing of "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend." just as she did for two years on Broadway. Other members of the New York cast who remain with the show on tour are Jack McCaulcy. who created the role of her favorite admirer and benefactor, Shirl Cqnway, Erie Brotherson. Kazi- mlr Kokic, Mary Finney, Robert Chisholm and Reta Shaw. Union Visitors Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Wade and six children of Union, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. F.

Haycraft and Vliss Mabel Haycraft and Mr. ind Mrs. Ed French here during weekend. The Wade home at Union was damaged on the interior by fire last Friday which apparently started in a closet and burned the clothes belonging to the two older sons and damaged the furnishings of a part of the home. They will be forced to live else- whe're as damages to the bath and heating units were also suffered.

However, the Wades feel that they were very fortunate that the loss was not greater as they were not at home when the blaze started. Baptist GA Group Meets For Program The Junior Girls' Auxifiary of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church, met Thursday afternoon. The meeting was opened with the group singing "We've a Story to to the Nations" and prayer by Mrs. H. V.

Holcomb. Gladys Pullen, vice-president, was in charge of the business meeting. Mrs. Stanley Kelly toldi the stewardship story, "The Dpllar Bills," using Malachi 3:10 as the scripture reference. The, remainder of the afternoon was spent in studying Forward Steps.

Others attending were Linda Kaye Daniel, Marilyn Morris, Karen Stolte, Bonnie Harper, Jane Jackson, Patsy Berry, Mary Lee Helm, Elaine Smith, Harriet Norman, Marilyn Powell, Ida Newsom and Ann Baker. Refreshments were served in the late afternoon. RETURN TO N. MEXICO Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Riggs and son, Robbie, have returned to their home in Las Alamos, N. after spending the holidays with their parents. Mrs. Rowena Riggs, of Mexico, and Mr. and Mrs.

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