Thanksgiving Dinners Highlight Fortnight Social Scene
Relatives and friends gathered Thursday for Thanksgiving at family homes across the city with small, tender gatherings. Notable events include dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Haddock for their son Lewis Long and guest Bob ee of Oklahoma City, and Mrs P Ross hosting a friends group. Other gatherings featured Fay Mary Lou Baker Dorothy Woods and Idle Time bridge club at Mrs. Bill Smith’s home. Oak Hills Country club hosted a club house fete while Mrs. R. E. Haynes led the Young People’s Missionary Society event at the Methodist church. The Fortnightly club’s Religion and Philosophy department studied Bacon’s works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Haddock
Lewis Long
Bobee
Oklahoma City
P. Ross
Ee Fay
Mary Lou Baker
Dorothy Woods
Bridge Club
Bill Smith
Mississippi
Oak Hills Country Club
R. E. Haynes
Young People’s Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Bacon
Social and religious notices from Fort Worth paper
Mrs Haynes hosts Young People's Missionary Society at the Methodist church with games and songs. Dinner at 512 Townsend for Mrs Haddock's son Lewis Lane and guest Bob Brittain of Oklahoma City. bridge to follow. Oak Hill Orchestra at Thanksgiving Country Club dance. Fortnightly Club studies Bacon essays and philosophy. Oak Avenue Baptist Church services listed with sermon title What Is Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Oak Hill
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Deere
SCO. de Ae
Bob Naylor
Boy Scout Banquet Plans and 1930 Projects
The First Presbyterian church hosts the Father and Scout banquet on Tuesday night December 10. The Boy Scout council outlines 1930 plans including Christ life schools in rural areas, high school week, a Washington DC trip, boys week for younger scouts, and inter troop contests at several troops. Troop 7 met and will be reported later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Guido Verbeck
Boy Scout Council
Life of Christ
Washington, D. C
Allen, Francis
New Bethel
Colbert
Roff
Fitzhugh
Lawrence
Vaness
Center
Memes for the Family VICE fruits and canning value
Fruits canned at home or commercially provide vitamins similar to fresh fruits though open-kettle canning reduces vitamin C. Dried fruits lack vitamin C but supply A B vitamins minerals laxative properties energy and iron. Dried figs dates raisins prunes peaches apricots and apples offer variety and economical nourishment for desserts fillings and preserves.
Fig and Orange Jelly Mold from Fruit Dessert
Cook figs until tender in boiling water. Heat fig juice with water and dissolve gelatine in cold water. Remove from heat add lemon juice and orange juice. Stir then cool until beginning to jelly. Fold in chopped figs, mold, chill several hours and serve with whipped cream.
East Central honors fall term high scorers list
The East Central Journal notes 116 students posted averages of 90 or higher from a 1,300 student term at East Central College. The roll of names includes Adair Lucy 91.1, Adams Selma 90, Ashley W E 91.1, Barrow Ruth 90, Bloomer Mildred 94, Bowles Anice 92.5, Brewington M 93, Calico Gladys 90, Carroll Imogene 92, Canterberry Mrs Edwin 94, and others reaching the 90 plus mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Journal
Adair
Lucy
Adams
Selma
Ashley
W. E
Barrow
Ruth
Barnett
Mildred
Barney
Ellen
Benson
Stella Jones
Bloomer
Blue
Perry
Yea
Boster
Otto
Bowles
Anice
Brewington
Brinson
Louise
Brown
Hallie
Mary Fay
Brubaker
Estelle
Bryan
Rith
Calico
Gladys
Virginia
Canterberry
Edwin
Carroll
Imogene
Cole
Velma Faye
Kyser Buys Majestic Theater at Allen for Talking Pictures
Kyser, formerly with the McSwain theater, has purchased the Majestic at Allen from Mrs. M. J. White. He plans remodeling to install talking pictures soon. the theater has ample seating and can accommodate talkies readily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Kyser
McSwain
Griffith Corporation
Majestic Theatre
Allen
M. J. White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yourg People’s Missionary Society
Haynes
Tenny Stewartsom
A. N. Averyt
Wanda Maé
Mrs. E. T. Haddock
E. T Haddock
Townsend
S. P. Ross
P. .A. Thompsond
Margaret
Clarence Fischbeck
Wewoka
P. SB. Case
J. M. Duncan
Misses Fay
Lois Hill
Opal Morgan
Dora’ Edwards
Irene Woods
Mary Lee Harrison
Banksie Luallen
Bob Wallace
Clyde Highfill
Curtis Davis
Ross West
Ferman Blassigame
Max Westbrook
Doyle Rodgers
Frank Krueger
Carl Reigelt
Dorothy Reiselt
Mesdames Helen Reynolds
Mary Louis Skirvin
Margaret Bledsoe
Marjorie Herndon
Betty Wimbish
Louise Allen
Pat Sloan Case
Alice Blanks
Dubie Lee Dean
Elsie Rose
Claude McMillan
Harry Langaard
Charles Chauncey
J. A. Rutledge
Francis Bacoms
Ion
Enna
Harry Lauder
Pacific Coast Network
Sir Harry Lauder
Enna Jettick
Collie
Radio Hall
Ada
Boy Scout News
Sister Mary Nea
East Central
Popular Phonograph
Welden & Rose
Phone
Southwestern Bell Telephone. Company
Orwell
Cottrell
Dairy
Coutts
Tle
Cromwell
Harvey
Crowder
Curis
Davidson
Mary Louise
Edgman
Farmer
Mary
Fariss
Edna
Floyd
Agnes
Garrison
Pearl M
German
Mauri
S. G
Hoggatt
Ella
Wallace
Houpt
Otis
Ana Katie Lee
eSwell
Elmira J
Howell
Evelyn
Hudson
Bethel
Henby
Hughes
Victor
Jeffries
Juanita
Johnston
Kittie
Monty
Lambert
Buccky
Lemons
Essie Ellyn
Livesay
Luther
Chressie
Long
Haskell B
McFarland
Louise M
Massey
Gilbert
Mayhue
George
Meyer
Ethel
Moore
Edith
Morgan
Morrison
Netta
Mullinax
Myrtle
Nash
L. K
Newcomb
R. S
O'Donnell
Charles
Olds
Blanche
Pease
Procter
Dan
Proffitt
Helen
Ratledge
Lula
Rimmer
Lura
Rogers
James A
Rounsaville
Archie
Settiff
Eva Mae
Spangler
Sossaman
Jennie Mae
Southern
Marie
Stubblefield
Maurine
Thomas
B. H
Tilford
Hubert
Tilley
Carl
Ee Ae Eaeck
Tipton
Cee Tittle
Hilda
Veltsehey
Ella Mae
Watson
Prince
Keturah
Wear
Walker
Ollie Mae
Young
Mabel L
KATZ
Ene
W. Main
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