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Thursday, Ian. 30, 1947' emorrmt. Monitor-index Page 3 SOCIAL AND CLUB NEWS Prosperity Rebekahs Honor New Members. The 27 members of Prosperity Rebekah Lodge 46 who joined the past year, were honored at a chicken supper Monday night preceding a meeting of the lodge in I. O.

O. F. Hall. Mrs. Susie Brawley was general chairman, Mrs.

Milton Vanlandingham was in charge of the ktchen committee, and Mrs. Rex Keen in charge of the dining room. A program was presented by Mrs. Minnie Foster and included the leading of pep songs by Mrs. Virgil Howell.

In a word writing AL contest Mrs. Glen Clark won the "prize. Mrs. Irene Sylvester, a past noble grand at Martinsburg, Iowa, was a guest and gave a reading, "A Good Samaritan." Mrs. Ethel Hardwick, noble grand, conducted the meeting.

The group decided to have a Valentine tea at the next meeting, 6:30 o'clock, February 10. Birthday Party For Doris Roberts Doris Roberts celebrated her eleventh birthday Saturday afternoon with a party in the home of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, 1011 Hinkley avenue. Games were played by the group and.Mrs. Roberts, assisted by Mrs.

Moleen Burden and Brown, served refreshments of ice cream and homemade cake. Guests present were: Donna Maxfield, Mona Mae Rogers, Beverly Stuck, Betty Summers, Janet Rawlings, Harry Gale cell, Mrs. Brown and son, Harold, northeast of Moberly, Audrey Dawn Roberts, and Mrs. Burden. "COLO BUG HELP EASE ACHING CHEST MUSCLES RUB ON plus real sleeping comfort! SVL-O-JRfflRS in smart, striped cotton i.

Expertly tailored Syt- O-Jamaj with smart set-in belt--designed for comfort. The patented Flat-Bale waistband assures solid slumber. They wash beautifully. Sizes 32 to 40. NURSEWEAR Nationally-known White STOCKINGS In Rayon for Nurses and" Beauticians $1.15 Social Calendar Merry Mixer Club will meet tomorrow night in the home of Mrs.

Roland Young, 400 Taylor street. Triple Four Bunco Club meet tomorrow night in the home of Mrs. Cecil Rodgers, 527 North Ault street. Mothers' Club will meet tomorrow night in the home of Mrs. Brooks, 429 Jefferson avenue.

Executive committee of the Women's. Council of the Central Christian Church will meet at 2:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the church. Leeds-Burris Wedding Performed in Hill Home. The marriage of Miss Margarette Leeds of Cairo to Richard W. Burris, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Abner Burris of Cairo, took place Sunday afternoon, January 19, in the home of the bride's cousin. Mrs. Cecil Hill, and Mr. Hill, 426 East Rollins street.

The service was read at 4 o'clock by the Rev. C. W. Cornn, pastor of Central Christian church. The couple were attended by Mr.

and Mrs. Don Asbury of Renick: The bride wore an ice-blue dress with a corsage of red roses and carried a prayer book. Mrs. Asbury wore a melon-colored crepe dress. For her traveling costume when the couple left on a honeymoon the bride wore a kelly green costume with black accessories.

The couple will live in Cairo while the bridegroom, is attending Moberly Junior College. Mrs. Burris is a graduate of the Cairo High School and has been living with her cousin here. She was employed by the Southwest Bell Telephone Company here. The bridegroom was released from Army service in November, 1946'.

He spent 22 months in Korea and the Philippines. Among wedding guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell Hutton and son and Mr. and Mrs.

Ned Hutton, Cairo; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hutton. Mr. and Mrs.

Botho Stuck, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Burris. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Kilgore of Cairo, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turner, Nacy Hill and Mr. and Mrs. J.

Curtis Stone, Columbia; and Miss Theresa Ridgeway and Garrett Carpenter. Luncheon-Meetinc For General Aid. Thirtv-nine members of General Aid of the First Baptist Church and two guests, Mrs. M. F.

Beach of Armstrong, and Mrs. G.C. Burton, attended the luncheon and meeting Monday held at the church. The two-course luncheon was served by members of Section 2 and Section 1 was in charge of the devotional and program. Mrs.

E. Baker served as devotional leader. Mrs. C. R.

Morrow, accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Rutherford at the piano, sang ''Rock of Ages" and "Love Divine." During a business session, conducted by the president, Mrs. H. B. Hunter, the group voted to give $5 to the Infantile Paralysis drive and to serve the Sunday evening suppers for the youth meetings for two months' Shower Party Given For Mrs.

Harold Switzer Mrs. Ernest Fowler and Mrs. Charles W. Harris entertained Tuesday night at a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Harold W.

Switzer at the home of Mrs. Harris, 402 South Williams street. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Lester Webb, Mrs. Odis Hendren and Mrs.

James Gee. Gifts for Mrs. Switzer were assembled around a large simulated stork placed on a pink and blue decorated table. Refreshments of ice cream, cookies and punch were served. Present were' Mrs.

Stella Campbell of Huntsville, Mrs. Charles Rainey, Mexico, Mrs. Floyd Chrisman and children, Benton City. Art Orsillo, Kansas Guy Solomon, Mrs. Lester Webb, Mrs.

Glen Swigart, Mrs, Hattie Webb, Mrs. Emmett Weber, Mrs. Gee, Mrs. Velma Hudson, Mrs. Irene Harris, Mrs.

Hendren, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Dewey Spicer and son and Mrs. Switzer. Those who sent gifts but could not attend were Mrs.

Mary Verna Avery, Mrs. Rozler Roberts, Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs.

Harry Bradsher, Mrs. Bob Hildebrand of Neosho and Mrs. Stan Johnson of Kansas City. Miscellaneous Shower For EstiU Deskins A miscellaneous shower party was given Friday night at Antioch church in honor of'Mr. and Mrs.

Estill Deskiu who were married recently. A short program was given and games'fur- nished further entertainment. Refreshments were served. Present were Mr. and Mrs.

Ennis Embree, Mr. and Mrs. Orbie Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Martin and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Mrs. Earl Elliott and son, David, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Earl.

McCart, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Brantegem and Lois Ann and Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Trusty, Mr.

Mrs. Chester Haak and daughter, and Mrs. Frank Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl May, Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Steadman, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Fox, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Lena Owen, Mrs. Claud Bledsoe, Mrs. Sally Dawkins, Fred Williams, Herbert Martin and L.

T. Dawkins. The Dispute in Palestine Discussed for College Club Dean and Mrs. Gerald Munday were guests last night when members of the International Relations Club of the Moberly Junior College met in the home iwkins. I its sponsor, Miss Eulah Baker Those who sent gifts to that 42 7 South Clark street.

party were Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Burton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willman and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Mead, Mrs. Herbert Martin, Mrs. Lydia Harris, Mrs. Fox and Claud Bledsoe.

Miscellaneous Shower For Prospective Bride Miss Billie Quinn and Miss Eleanor Classen entertained last night at a. miscellaneous shower for Miss Alberta Martin, fiancee of P. K. Weis, Jr. The party was given inthe home of Miss Glassen with the hostesses serving a 7 o'clock supper followed by bingo games.

The guest included, besides Miss Martin, her mother. Mrs. Albert Martin, Mrs. George Hunt, Miss Stelle Thornburg. Mrs, P.

K. Weis, Mrs. Edward Kamtnski, Mrs. Phil Kirtley, Mrs. William O'Donnell Lee, Mrs.

W. J. Miller. Mrs. William Mrs.

Will Ben Sims, Mrs. Lyle Nelms, Mrs. Ben M. Glassen, Mrs. Kenneth Pollard, Mrs.

Carl Kappler. Mrs. Charles Hirst, Mrs. John Lynch III, Mrs. Kenneth Lowe.

Mrs. Marvin Gutekunst, Miss Elaine Penick-Miss Irene Moore, Miss Anna V. Kehoe and Mrs. Dan White of Fayette. Hopsons Hosts To Double Six Club Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Hopson were hosts last night when the Double Six Contract Club met hi their home, 728 Benson street. E. F. Self won high score prize for men and Mrs.

Clarence Chrisman won high for the i women. L. P. Meyers won the travelers prize. Following the games a luncheon was served.

The club will meet February 1-2 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myers, 925 Bond street. Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Dixson and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peery and sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Hulen Payton, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Self and children, i a Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Bledsoe. Mr. and Mrs. Eu! gene Self, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Jett, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bolerjack and son, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Chrisman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chrisman and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elsberry, Mrs. Guy Patton, Mrs. Russell-Jeffrey, Mrs.

James Dixson, Mrs. Minnie Spieckermann, Mrs. Howard Sims. Mrs. Harold.

Hutsell, Mrs. Arthur Self, Mrs, Elmer- Wehmeyer and children, Barbara and Edward, Mrs. Mayme Dixson, Miss Lorraine Sims, Miss Gloria Mae Sims, Miss Gladys Dixson. Miss Betty Lou Trusty, Miss Betty Lou Baker. Billie Trusty.

Ernest Spieckermann, Albert Spieck- ermann and the honored guests. Those who sent gifts but were unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Selby Schopp, Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Haak and son, Karl, Mr. arid Mrs. Orville Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. R.

R. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Alya Gaines and son, Mrs. Marguerite Given and Mrs.

Walter Scott. A shower was given recently at Grimes School in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Deskin. Games were played and refreshments served.

Present at that party were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Copeland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Grose, Mr.

and Mrs. Wray Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grose and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Crpse, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Dawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Fleming and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hulen Payton, Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Davison and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Self and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Manewal and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratliff and family, Mr Athenaeum Program By Mrs.

Waterfield Mrs. E. J. Turner was a special guest when the Athenaeum Club met yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Maurice Robb.

910 West Reed street. "The Modeling Industry" was the subject discussed by Mrs. Ray Waterfield, program leader for the afternoon. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. A.

M. Lovell, served refreshments. The club will meet February 5 in the home of Mrs. W. R.

Leake, 939 West Reed street. Congenial Club Has Its 16th Birthday The 16th anniversary of the Congenial Sewing Club was celebrated with a 1 o'clock dinner yseterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. M. F. Kirtley, 329 Fulton avenue.

The four founders of the club. Mrs. Clyde Miller. Mrs. W.

B. Harley. Mrs. Will Owens and Mrs. Kirtley, were honored by the members.

The group played bingo. The next meeting of the club will be February 12 in the home of Mrs. A. D. Frantz, 536 Roberts street.

"The Jewish and Arab Dispute in Palestine" was the subject of discussion for the evening with talks given by Miss Helen Rohan. Miss Jeannette Barclay and Frank See'. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Beck Hostess To Elwell Contract Club.

Mrs. Carl Beck and Mrs. Carl Kaufman were additional guests yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Charles Beck was hostess to Elwell Contract Club at her home on West Reed street. Bridge games followed a dessert-luncheon.

High score honors yesterday went to Mrs. Julius Miller second high to Mrs. T. G. Haden.

The club will meet Wednesday, February 12, with Burke. MI WAY MOBERLY, MO. Bargains In Our Great Store-Wide THANKS. I wish to thank my friends and relatives for their cards, letters, gifts, and flowers received during my recent illness. Mrs.

J. A. Rudder. Car Stolen and Later Recovered A 1934 Plymouth belonging to Robert Steljes, 918 Fisk avenue, was stolen from the street in front of the residence about 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday. Police found the auto abandoned in the 300 block of West Burkhart street about 1:30 a. m. today. Chest Colds To Relieve Misery Rub on Tested All Silk Hosiery 139 Were 2.98 2.49 1.95 Entire stock'of first quality Kayser, Gotham Gold-Stripe and Prim hose full fashioned and perfect.

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Bouque wpn high score prizes and Mrs. Chase Smith and Joe Jones won second high when the New Deal 500 Club met last night in the home of Mr. and Smith. 135 Tannehill street. i The club will meet February 12 in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. L. I. Bouque. 514 Taylor street.

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