Mexico Ledger from Mexico, Missouri • Page 10

Palm Sunday's 'Messiah' Includes Choruses, Solos Raster selections from "The Messiah" will be sung by the Mexico Community Chorus at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Mexico United Methodist Church. A. Henry Finck, president of the Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy Music Club which sponsors the chorus, says il is fcl! a program featuring this music will be a meaningful way (.0 open Holy Week. Selections the chorus will do include numbers containing the sufferings and death of Christ and portions of the concluding section which deals with the Resurrection.

The program will begin with the of God" sung by the chorus. It will with "He Was an alto aria sung by Miss lola Bradley and called by some the most sublime music in the score. Other numbers sung by the chorus in this section include: "Surely He Hath Borne Our "And With His Stripes Are "All We Like Have Gone Astray" and Up Your Heads, 0 Ye From the third and con- section comes the 'soprano aria "1 Know That My "Redeemer Liveth" sung by "IMrs. Walter Leeper and the hioving choral passage "Since Man Came The program will include 'with "Hallelujah" which 'although often heard at ''Christmas comes from the jlCaster section as an expression '-Wf joy. Discuss Projects At 4-H Club Meeting LADDONIA-The March meeting of the Laddonia Lucky Leaf 4-H Club was held in the Laddonia Community Building.

Eighteen were present. Pledges were led by Tim Blackburn. Laura Bishop led the song, and was accompanied by Philinda Paris and Rhonda Elliott on the tonettes. The club decided to sell note paper, have a penny pitch stand at the 4th of July activities and have a dart stand at the 4-H Fair for their money-making project this year. A committee was appointed for 4-H Sunday.

It consists of Teresa Horton, Rhonda Dameron, Terry Patton, Deck Paris, Tim Blackburn and Gena Kauble. Crystal Bealmear had the health program on hair care. She listed several tips on how to keep hair neat and clean. After the meeting Laura Bishop showed the club a magic game, and the Bishops served refreshments. The next meeting will be April 21 at 7:30 p.m.

at the Laddonia Community Building. Society Mfs. Hugh Stanbeffy has returned from a 10-day vacation trip to Galveston Island and points of interest in Houston and Fort Worth, Tex. She accompanied her son, David S. Stanbeffy and family of Emporia, Kan.

Miss Sally Seigfreid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Seigfreid of 1015 S. Western is spending semester break with her family. Miss Seigfreid, who has pledged Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority at the University of Missouri, Columbia, was accompanied home by Michael Kelly of Rochester, N.Y.

LPN Alumni Ass'n Plan Sale The Alumni Association of with members setting their I the Mexico Public School of, goal as $100. Practical Nufsing met Wed- Others attending were Mrs. inesday at the Audfaift Medical Nelson Willingham, vice co- ICenter with Miss Eileeft(president; Miss Anna Kelley, Seckler presiding. 'secretary; Audfey Plans for a bake sale in May Stoneberger, treasurer; and to make money to be used Miss Jeanne Kersting, a toward a scholarship for a (member of the nominating student to attend the Practical'! committee. Nursing School were discussed MR.

AND MRS. OTIS F. REYNOLDS, who were married Saturday, March 13, at Friendship Baptist Church. The former Miss Mary Lou Garnett, the bide is the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Garnett of Laddonia and H.

W. Garnett. The ceremony was followed with a small reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stuart.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reynolds of Centralia, the bridegroom is working for the National Cash Register Co. of Columbia an.d is presently attending a training school in Denver, Colo. His bride plans to join him in a couple of weeks.

Luncheon Guests Mrs. Bradford Brett invited Mrs. Robert M. White II and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Wiley Spurgeon of Muncie, Mrs.

Jack Martens and Mrs. Cassius M. Clay to be her guests at the Mexico Country Club Thursday noon. Miss Karen Williams, who has been residing in Sunray, has returned to Mexico and is making her home with her mother, Mrs. E.

Sue Williams on East Promenade. Calendar THURSDAY Women of Moose carry-in dinner, 6:30 p.m., followed with program planned by Mrs. Bernard Hogan, membership chairman. Tri-Hi Bridge Club, 1 p.m. bridge luncheon with Mrs.

R. W. Van Wyngarden. Section Eight of First Christian Church, 9 a.m., Fellowship Hall. SATURDAY Community Chorus' Easter rehearsal, 7 p.m., sanctuary of Mexico United Methodist Church.

First Christian Church Chain of Prayer, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Prayer Room. SUNDAY Community Chorus' vesper service, Easter portions of "The Messiah," 3:30 p.m., United Methodist Curch. Nursing Cap For Miss Avery Miss Connie Sue Avery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Avery of Center, received her nursing cap at ceremonies Sunday afternoon at the Third Baptist Church in St. Louis. A graduate of Center High School last spring, Miss Avery is attending Junior College in Hannibal, and in May will enter the School of Nursing at I Missouri Baptist Hospital in St. i Louis. Mexicoans attending the capping and reception af- terwards were Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Watts Mrs. Dewey Plybon and Mrs.

Robert Workes with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beasley of Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Avery of Laddonia and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Workes and family, Lynn and Debbie, of Farber, also attending. Baby Shower For Derek A. Hawkins A baby shower honoring Derek Andrew Hawkins and his mother Mrs. Danny Hawkins of Macon, was given at the home of Mrs.

Stanley Hawkins Sunday by Mrs. Larry Hawkins and Mrs. Gene Peak. Winners of the games played Mrs. R.

C. Prater Kansas City, Kan. and Mrs. Cecil Hawkins. Other guests included Mrs.

Phil Crump, Mrs. Harold Curry, Mrs. Danny Vore, Mrs. Hawkins, Connita Linn Hawkins and Phil Peak of Mrs. Francis Crump, Mrs.

Russell Benson, Mrs. Jerry IStiers, Mrs. Nora Willet, Mrs. B. Crump, Mrs.

Edward jKritzer and Rhonda Moore of Fulton; Mrs. Joe Crump of Columbia; and Doug Prater of Kansas City. Lofigbraneh Club Meets At Dowells Longbf anch Homemakers Club met with Mrs. J. W.

Dowell, who gave the devotion, "Resurrection Power." Eleven members were present. Members decided to remember a second rest home pal, and it was reported that donations had been made to the Heart Fund, Cancer Fund and American Red Cross. Mrs. Ronald Dowell gave the Home Management lesson on Water Pollution, Mrs. Marion Wilson reported on the tea and Mrs.

Harold Wilson announced Craft. Day for April 13 from 1 to 5 p.m. in Paris. The club's breakfast was planned for April 3 at 7 a.m. The hostess gift went to Mrs.

Ronald Dowell and game prizes were won by Mrs. Evert Kendrick and Mrs. J. C. Dowell.

Mrs. William Vanlandingham received a pal gift. Others attending were Mrs. T. J.

Arnold, Mrs. Emit Arnold, Mrs. Gayle Ridgeway, Mrs. Richard Baldwin. Mrs.

Ollie Dowell and Mrs. Bertha Weaver, a guest. The next meeting, April 22, will be with Mrs. Ronald Dowell. MEXICO Page i i I (MO.) LEDGER Wednesday March 31, 1M Mrs.

Helen Swansan Entertains Her Club Beaver Dam Club met at the home of Mrs. Helen Swanson Friday afternoon. After devotion by Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. James Wright presided over the business session.

Mrs. Wayne Power spoke on garden fertilizer and insecticides. Mrs. James Kirchhoff's name was drawn for the hostess gift. Secret pal gifts were received by Mrs.

J. 0. Isgrig and Mrs. Robert Gi.tue, and game prizes were won by Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs.

James Wright, Mrs. Kirchhoff, Mrs. Ray Martin and Mrs. Wayne Bradley. Each member received an April Fool's gift from her secret pal.

Other members attending were Mrs. John Blackwell, Mrs. Oscar Schwentker, Mrs. Lewis Taylor and Mrs. Claude Turner, along with a number of children.

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