Jean's Jottings Filled With Spring Garden Tales
The entry notes two weeks of gorgeous weather with a hint of sand. Jean Bevier shows a vivid oil painting of a garden scene from Algiers, while the Beviers’ quince and Casners’ bushes bloom. Marie Garden in shorts welcomes young gardeners as Mrs Perry Hartwright and Mrs C P Rogers discuss Garden Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beviers
J. E. Casners
Beviers
Algiers
Bevier
Par
Law Mary Jane Ives
el Proveso
Marie Gard
Gardners
Perry Hartwright
Episcopal Women Hear Talk On Church History Event
The St. James Episcopal Church auxiliary met Tuesday evening with 12 members present. Archdeacon Robert Davis gave a talk on the church history, one of three lectures he will conduct, after a devotional led by Mrs. H. E. Medlin and business by Mrs. Nevill Haynes. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Joel Wright
H. E. Medlin
Nevill Haynes
Robert ¥. Davis
Ration Manhunt Reveals Hidden Lives and Cold War Secrets
A fragmentary report hints at a true story about people living in hiding amid Cold War tensions. It references March dates and mentions Casaclan Gerenassi and Russian Communists planning to ruin and control, but the details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casaclan Gerenassi
Howeuer
Alpine Garden Club Hosts Spring Conference in Alpine
The Mountain Plains District No. 9 Texas Garden Clubs Inc held its spring conference at the Alpine Community Center with eight county clubs represented. Dorothy Dean Armstrong of El Paso presided as district governor. officers were installed and a $50 donation to the national Permanent Building Fund was approved. Sixty members from nine clubs attended lunch served by Alpine Methodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Plains
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc
G. B. Jackson
el Paso
Joe T. Rounsaville
Pecos
Dorothy Dean Armstrong
Ben B. Scott
Alpine
Socorro
N. M
Wilma Kendrick Lucas
Abilene
District 8
Roy Whiteside
The
Alpine Garden Club
Hunter
Sanderson
Texas Garden Clubs Inc
N.M
Wilma Kendrick Pecas
J.C. Coleman
D. .A. Hilton
Armstrong
Scott
R.A. Whiteside
National Organization of Garden Clubs
Methodist Church
Merry Home & Garden Club
T. A. Black
Richmond Terrace Garden Club
Sophie Phillips
Iris Garden Club
Paso
B. Jackson
Sunset Heighten Club
W. M. Meador
EK. Lucas
Kern Place Garden Club
Afernoon
Wilma Lucas
Athene
Mrs Grahams Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting Summary
The Friendry Wednesday Bridge club met with Mrs. Self Graham as hostess. Mrs. B Rowdery won high score with Edith Smith second. Low score went to Mrs. Charles Treadwell Jr. Bingo winner was Mrs. Fritz Bill Weyerts. A salad plate was served to Mesdames Tom Coats Clifton Moss Frank Matthews Eddie Grey Smith Treadwell Weyerts and Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self Graham
B. Rowdery
Edith Smith
Charles Treadwell Jr
Fritz Bill. Weyerts
Tom Coats
Clifton Moss
Frank Matthews
Eddie Grey
Smith
Treadwell
Weyerts
Sanders
Alpine Women Attend D. M. F. Convention in Van Horn
Alpine Club women joined peers from the area in Van Horn for the Davis Mountain Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention with the host club welcoming attendees. The event included leadership changes, a scholarship award update, a memorial gift, and planned next meetings in Marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Davis Mountain
W. Evans Burgett Jr
K.M. Bennett
el Progreso Sib
L. C. Brite
Virgil Miller
Alpine Study Club
L. Buttrill
DMF
Casner
Bunton
Monahans
George Baines
Marathon Study Club
Marathon
J. C
Mrs W I Winter Hosts Bridge Luncheon and Games
Mrs W I Winter entertained the Goon Gals Bridge Club with a luncheon at her home. The pink theme with yellow daffodils set a spring mood. High scores went to Mrs Chalmers Broadfoot and Mrs James W Glasscock, with bingo won by Mrs Gerald Ogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Winter
Episcopal
Pete Kennedy
Admiral
Mire
Gerald Ogle
Odessa
Vernon Mc‘ntyre
Pilot Club
Allen East
Lady East
Edinburg
W. I. Winter
Goon Gals Bridge Club
Chalmers Broadfoot
James W. Glasscock
Mesdames Nell Ferguson
Broadfoot
Ogle
Dick Rogers
Bryan Wildenthal
J. C. Fooley
Frank McCollum
Paul ‘Orchheimer
John W.gillett
Ralph Peters
Glasscock
George Bevies
Fragmented OCR reads as local notice item
The readable text lists names and roles from a regional home program and hotel attendees. It mentions Be, George, Beteen, Yan, Capitan Hotel, and several individuals including George Spineers Miller and Vernon Me pethes Viet MoNer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senet
George
Mamas Reracken
RF Beteen
Tuted OY
Horn cl
Capitan
Tarmong
Amonoes Sejamee
George Spineers Miller
Vernon Mepethes Viet MoNer
Verry Catt Pire
Dag Ae Banat
When a horse is fed to excess it can die from overeating
A historical note explains that a horse fed without restraint will gorge itself to death while a mule would stop eating at a rational limit. The statement contrasts animal feeding behavior and implies caution in hay and grain management.
Formals for Prom Season at Cross and Cross
Notes from Cross and Cross advertise a large selection of girls formal dresses for prom season. They cite pastel colors sizes from five to sixteen with alterations possible, all made by New York firms Wil Steinman Cottilion and Seniority and shipped in large boxes. They claim coverage in Charm Mademoiselle Seventeen and Bride's Magazine and invite shoppers to West Texas to browse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrixteen
Wil Steinman
Cottilion
New York
United States
Charm
Mademoiselle
Seventeen
the Bride's Magazine
West
Texas
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KVLF
Ginger Rogers
van Heflin
Ca ‘Cinemase
Gene Thorney
George Ret
Cuatro
Culor
Sivanver
Loretto Garden Club
L. T. Davis
Lower Valley Garden Club
Mrs. Graham
Storey-Whiteside
LDS
Cross & Cross
Margie
Priday
Crippie Creek
Cai Catt PC
Edmond Obrien Shield
John Agar
Marla English
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