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Film Shown At League Tuesday A. 1 slide film, "Challenge of World- Trade," as a basis of a studx of the world trade and a "Tjteecl fctf some organized control evening at monthly meeting of of Women held at the home of Mrs. the film, a discus- was- led by Miss Miller, chairman of and-in connection Mexic? (Ma.) Evening 4-edger Page Nov. 12, 1947 Society Calendar Telephone 372 WEDNESDAY Stcddert Auxiliary of First Presbyterian intensive study of the Book of Matthew, 7:30 p. in recreation room.

THURSDAY Woman's Society of Christian Service of Jlexica Methodist Chiirch combined circles meet- a table poster! in P- at church. Mrs. subject ''Trade is a Two-! Ruth Keller of the Methodist was on display. The Orphans home, guest sneaker. by Girl Stoddert Auxiliary Circles of No.

17, under the! vdirapon; of Mrs. O. P. -tro'opv leader, who is League! -David Williams gave a re- view of an article, "Why Govern-i ment?" that appeared in the cur-' Five at the church. of the League mag-' Business Woman's Circle of Stod- Mrs.

Thomas P. Sneed "strilmted. the broadsides on Hundred Million Bushels." i.was'-arinounced that the first i of studies on the Mar- First Christian Church, 2:30 p. and aid to Europe. as ows: one with Mrs.

Harry Day, Mrs. Ned Rodes, assisting; Two with Mrs. W. B. Sappington; Three with Mrs.

Ramon Carroll, Mrs. John First Presbyterian Church, 2:30 p. as follows: One with Mrs. Harold Griffin; Two with Mrs. H.

C. Brashear; Three with Mrs. Samuel D. Groff; Four with Mrs. A.

P. Green; and Five at the church. dert Auxiliary of First Presbyterian CharclJ, covered-disli supper, 6:30 p. at church. White Cross work.

of Women's Council of -be held Monday after-. 24, at the Mex- i ico Library" under the' direction of Miss Leola. Bishop. The meet- rrsr?" "if Kamon uarrou, Mrs. jonn gjjs scheduled to begin at 4:15 assistin six with Mrs.

PV. James presided over the and later Mrs. Jolley, assisted by Mrs. Ivan Floyd Smith. Section Four at the home of Mrs.

Ira Davis and Mrs. J. H. Barnes at 12:30 p. for a covered-dish luncheon.

Clarence W. Mackey and Woman's Missionary Society of Ward, served spiced I7is and' cookies. Others attending the meeting -were: Mrs. Gordon Oilman, Mrs. M.

Garner, Mrs. A. B. Smith, Mrs. R.

D. Worrell, Mrs. H. E. Ida Piatt, Mrs.

Cauthorn, Mrs. M. jstubblefield, SiMrs A First Baptist Church at church. 10 a. cricle meetings; 11 a.

WMS mission study class; 12 p. covered-dish luncheon; and 1 p. WMS business session and continuation of study class. FRIDAY Mrs. A.

Gorrell, Mrs. Smith Mrs. John Pedersen, Mrs. Burton. 1,4.

O. Alexander, Mrs. J. Margaret Fortnightly Bridge Club luncheon 1 p. with Mrs.

E. Y. Miss Virginia Creigh, Bertha McCreery, Mrs. Thomas Sneed, Miss Marguerite and Miss Laurene Miller. Bottome Circle of King's Daughters, 7:30 p.

with Mrs. James Covington with Elsie Ward, assisting. Book Review Given By Mrs, Loren Baker At Circle Meeting Mrs. R. L.

Singleton and Mrs. David Sidwell were hostesses Tuesday evening to members of the Fern Harrington circle of the Woman's Missionary Society" of the First Baptist church that was held at the church. The Thanksgiving motif was carried out in the table decorations for the covered-dish supper with a horn of cornucopia as the centerpiece. Tiny turkeys filled with mints were used as place cards. Mrs, George A.

Hammon and Mrs. Edward Norman were leaders of the program that was opened with a devotional service by Mrs. Norman. She used Isaiah as her Scripture stressing the thought, "Rise and Shine." Th'e meditation was closed with prayer by Mrs. George Koen.

The feature of the evening was a review of the mission study book, "That the World May Know," presented by Mrs. Loren Baker. The speaker was introduced by Mrs. George Stahl. The meeting was closed with the watch word prayer.

Others present were: Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. Kirb" Allen. Mrs. James C.

Berry, Mrs. Griffin Farrah, Mrs. 'Robert Hawkins, Mrs. John Mrs. Lee Kaiser, Mrs.

Maurice Maze, Mrs. Harold McLane, Miss Louise Pickett, Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Lloyd Doyle, Mrs. Wayne Boyd, Mrs.

John Crossgrove and Mrs. Fred Jenkins and Mrs. Theodore Ling, who were welcomed as new members. Robert Adams and John Walton Hammon were guests. EKERN.

SIRS. THOMAS AX rs Moore To State CIRCLE PROGRAM re or re Mrs. Paul C. Ekern introduced P-TA bafety Meeting (5jthe study book, "Masters of Rus- Mrs. D.

T. Moore left at noon Music" by M. D. Calvocoressi Wednesday for Washington, D. Cand Gerald Abraham, at the Tues- to attend the National Safety 'vjiay afternoon meeting of the conference of the Missouri Con- circle that was held gress of Parent-Teachers conven- the home of the circle presi- ing there October 14-15.

She is Mrs. Charles Smith. She state safety chairman, and is the life of two composers, Missouri's delegate to the and day meeting. Mrs. L.

Buford Thomas, who For a few days after the meet- the last duty, told of the life ing, Mrs. Moore will be the house four Russian composers, Serof, guest of Mr. and. Mrs. William Balakief and Borodin.

McClure and family in the cap- Roll call was answered with ital city and enroute home she events and the critic's re- will visit her son-in-law and 'S'port given by Mrs. C. daughter, Mr. and- Mrs. Wells Qdijlattner.

Van Wyngarden in Louisville, At the close of the meeting, Ky. She plans to be gone about i Mrs. Hughes, assisted by Mrs! Smith served refreshments. 10 days. Young, served refreshments.

King's Daughters Circle Organized; 8 Charter Members A new circle of the Missouri Branch of the International Order of The King's Daughters and Sons vvas formed Teusday afternoon at a meeting of the Carter Farmerettes extension club held at the home of Mrs. James A. Hughes. Mrs. C.

P. Arnold, a guest, who has been active in King's Daughters work for a number of years, explained -the work of the order, and plans were made for the first meeting and election of officers to be held Tuesday of next week at the home of Mrs. A. H. Schopp at 7:30 p.

m. The meeting was presided over bv Mrs. James Dodson, club president. Charter members of the circle include: Mrs. Schopp, Mrs.

Lewis Arnold, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Ervin Young, Mrs. Dodson, Mrs. Dave Mrs.

M. C. Meissert and Mrs. George N. Johnson.

At the close of the meeting, Country Club Bridge Luncheon -f. Club Tuesday Four Jefferson City guests attended the bimonthly bridge luncheon' held at the Mexico Country Club Tuesday that was planned by Mrs. B. Turner Williams, Mrs. Carl Bachmann and Mrs.

Marion Pearl. Mrs. Walter G. Staley and Mrs. Lyman Winter of Jefferson City won the score awards at north-south bridge, and east-west prizes went "to Mrs.

John and Mrs: Page, of. Portland, who is Mrs. Forrest; Carson of Jefferson City, who was entertained by Mrs. Clay born Jackson; Mrs. John H.

Hendren, Mrs. Wallehdorf and Mrs. Winter of -Jefferson City, of'Mrsi. John E. McCarthyl-Jtfrs.

Frank Berney of St. who. was guest of Mrs. Marion 'Pearl; and "Mrs. Page, who was Mrs.

J. Cleary- Potts." club were: John A. Badaracco, Mrs. Richard Bradley, Mrs. Bradford Brett, IT.

Mrs. James D. Carter, Eckenberger, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Mrs.

Charles A. Freeman, Mrs. Charles Garcia, 1 Johnston, Mrs. Basil Leach; Mrs. Warren O.

Mclntyre, Mrs. J. Earle Moore, Mrs. H. E.

Pearl, Mrs. W. G. Twyman, Mrs. William Voigt, Mrs.

L. Mitchell White, Wallace Witchie, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mrs. William Neate, Mrs. George Le'e, Mrs.

Gilbert' Craig, Mrs. H. L. Beynon, Mrs. C.

H. Coats, Mrs. T. B. Lumpkin, Mrs.

O. G. Hocker, Mrs. W. K.

Mason and Mrs. R. W. Van Wyngarden. BETTY LOU TYREE HONORED AT PARTY Mrs.

Albert Tyree was hostess at a birthday party at her home Saturday, afternoon complimenting her daughter, Betty Lou. She was assisted by Mrs. Lebbius Ball and Mrs. Clarence Norman. After games and the opening of birthday gifts, ice cream and cake were served.

Those present were: Donald, Dick and Bobby Sewell, Marilyn, Anna Frances and Jimmy Norman of Fulton, Mary K. and Eugene Freels, Judy Mintze, Becky Jo McCoy, Glen "Ellis, Carol Smith, Johnny, Charles and Mary Lou Ball, Shirley and Dannie Hinneberry, Wilma Joyce Landers, Ronnie Wells, Sharon, and Gale Adams of Centralia, Sharon Madory and Martha Ann T'yner. Special guests were Mrs. Minnie Ball, Max Barnett and Mr. Tyree.

Hew Season New Spirit HATS! Yes, Milady, the new season (fas you a wide choice afs full with beauty and lattery. Head hugging 'cloches, picturesque berets, upturned brims, feather bedecked postillions, resplendent bicorns all charming and attractively priced. Balcony Floor Fredendall Wilkins Gives; Review of Evangelism Book A review of "Committed Unto Us," a book on world evangelism by -Willis Lamott, was the highlight 'of the Tuesday evening meeting of the Friendship circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Mexico Methodist church held at the church. Mrs. I.

Moe was the guest speaker, and was introduced by Miss Ola Mae Burchfield, program chairman. H. L. Neifert was leader of the devotional service, and was assisted by Mrs. G.

Clifton Ervin, a 'guest, who Scripture. Mrs. Harry Harper presided over the meeting and appointed Mrs. John W. McClure, Mrs.

L. Buford Thomas and Mrs. L. A. Stallings on a committee to pack the box of food and clothing contributed -by the members to UNESCO.

Plans were also made for the annual Christmas meeting, and at the close the meeting, Mrs. Emfnett Altroggo, Mrs. D. L. Becker, -Mrs.

Ralph Cornett, Miss Magdalen Wayland and- Mrs. Helen Allbright served refreshments. Mrs. Jack Paul and Miss Darlene Gibson were additional guests present, and Mrs. C.

L. Black and Mrs. Morris Crews were welcomed as new members. Additional members attending were: Mrs. George P.

Adams, Miss Bernadinc Bartels, Miss Gladys Brundege, Mrs. John Burchfield, Miss Pauline Craddock, Mrs. Harold Curry, Mrs. Arthur Dever, Mrs. Melvin Goe, Mrs.

R. R. Hampton, Mrs. Eldon Hauser, Mrsj Vincent Jones. Mrs.

Lawrence King, Mrs. David Lipp, Mrs. Vincle Mildred, TVIrs. Lawrence Precht, Mrs. Elmore Slonaker, Mrs.

J. J. Spurrier, Miss Wilma Talcott, Mrs. M. R.

Solomon; Mrs. Carter Taylor and -Mrs. Jack Burkey. Mrs. Tinsley High Bowler Tuesday Morn Mrs.

Eugene Tinsley was the high score bowler Tuesday morning at the weekly match of the Women's Golf Association of the Mexico Country Club held at Austin's Recreation. Second high bowler was Mrs. Ben K. Miller. Others bowling were: Mrs.

Paul Branstetter, Mrs. John A. Badaracco, Edward Jungle, Mrs. Charles Garcia, Mrs. Basil Leach, Mrs.

Earl Moore, Mrs. L. Mitchell White, Mrs. Warren O. Mc- lntyre, Mrs.

J. Cleary Potts and Mrs. Lowell Hagan. Janet Winter of Jefferson City spent Tuesday -here with Katherine McCarthy. STERLING SILVERPLATE IN HOLMES EDWARDS IOVEIY YOUTH PATTERN 1 See how, in this graceful Holmes Edwards pattern, the long, slender lines flow to the left on pieces at the left of the plate, and to the right on pieces at the right.

This makes each of your place settings.a perfectly-balanced whole! May we show you how it's with the beautiful silverware itself? 52-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 still $68- 50 ncluding chest (No Federal Tax) CONVENIENT BUDGET PAYMENTS LAY AWAY FOK CHRISTMAS TODAY WpRRELL'S Jewelers and Silversmiths Since 1889 PEG Members Tti Luncheon In Centralja; Hear Convention Report Sixteen members of chapter DK, P. E. went to Tuesday to hear Mrs. Nathan Toalson of that city give a report of the supreme P. E.

O. convention that was held in Los Angeles, this fall. The report followed a luncheon served in the dining room of the First Christian church. reported that the organization was founded 78 years ago as a philanthropic, educational and social group and that it now has a revolving fund of approximately 1,000,000. In 1927, Mrs.

Toalson said, a memorial library, now containing rare mementoes, was presented, debt free, to Iowa Wesleyan birthplace of the sisterhood. The convention was attended by 1,100 delegates and Mrs. Toalson represented Chapter AM of Centralia, of Paris and DK of Mexico. Mrs. Bessie Rainey of Illinois was named supreme president to succeed Mrs.

Dortothy Weller of the state of California. Also included the program MBS. W. FERGUSON ENTERTAINS HER CLUB Mrs. W.

L. Ferguson entertained members of the Merry Eight' Bridge club at her home Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Muir winning the high score award. Sceond high favor went to Mrs. J.

R. Towson and Mrs. Frank Wright won pinochle. Other members attending were: Mrs. John G.

Williams, Mrs. E. L. Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Flittner, and Mrs. Charles Flittner.

was a piano solo by Mrs. William T. DeJarnett. P. E.

O. colors were carried out in the bouquets of yellow and white chrysanthemums that were used on the tables, and small corsages of yellow chrysanthemums, tied with white ribbon, were at each place. Those from Mexico attending the luncheon were: Mrs. W. W.

Botts, Mrs. B. M. Bush, Mrs. John Fairchild, Mrs.

H. P. French, Mrs. Samuel D. Groff, Mrs.

R. H. Isaacs, Mrs. Carl S. Kleppinger, Mrs.

Lon J. Lewis, Mrs. Fred F. Peck, Mrs. W.

B. Peeler, Mrs. Frank Piatt, Mrs. Paul C. Smith, Mrs.

Hugh Sproul, Mrs. Peter Todsen, Mrs. Orlando Worrell and Mrs. Linwood Alvis. National Meeting Mrs.

Howard Summers gave a report of the international Sunday School convention in Des Moines, this summer, at a meeting of the Salt River district council of the Audrain Council of the Missouri Council of Churches Tuesday evening. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Roy Mayhew. Plans for the winter months were outlined during the business session presided over by Mrs'. Summers, who is president of the group.

Later, refreshments were served. Others attending were: Mrs. Ben Langenbach, Mrs. B. J.

McFarland and Mrs. H. C. Nichols. TO FRANKFORD, KY.

Mrs. Carrie Cornelison is planning to leave Friday for Frankford, for a visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blanke, for several months. While she is away, Mr.

i and Mrs. Hugh Lowry will occupy her home at 420 N. Calhoun St. I Mrs. Frank Berney of St.

Jo- is visiting her law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. I J. McNamara.

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