Study Club Hosts Pan-America Breakfast at Holland Hotel
The May Breakfast of the Study club, held Friday May 22 at the Holland hotel banquet room, featured Pan-American themed decor, music, and speakers. Mrs. Fred S. Rogers presided, Mrs. H. W. Morelock spoke on the federation meeting, and Mexican consul's family supplied decorative elements and favors.
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Study Club
Holland Hotel
Mexico
Pan-America
Fred S. Rogers
G. W. Baines
2 Club Meets at Home of Mrs Sandifer
Mrs. Guy Crawford and Mrs. A. B. Sandifer hosted the 42 club Friday afternoon at Mrs. Sandifer's home. Members present included Mesdames J. C. Coleman Jimmie Keefer G. W. Martin Fritz Weyerts and the hostesses with invited guests Mesdames E. C. Coleman Gene Parr J. W. Frazer Paul Vogt Fred S. Rogers J. W. Sheppard P. D. Coulson Clifford Casey P. W. Cartwright Emmett Strown of Cuero and Don Carlton of Ft. Davis. Iced tea was served with a sandwich plate after the game.
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Guy Crawford
A. B. Sandifer
Tally Ho Bridge Club Meets for High Score and Luncheon
The Tally-Ho Bridge club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ray LaBetf. Defense Stamps for high score were presented to Mrs Hap McEachern and a guest prize to Mrs Harris. Refreshments served to members Hap McEachern Reginald Wotan Ea Swann Jimmie Logan Cecil LaBelt Elton Gilbert Truman Hatch the hostess and guests Mrs Stout Mrs Corkran and Harris. Mrs EB H Fowlkes hosted a bridge luncheon Wednesday with guests Mrs Worth Evans Mrs Lee Sproul of Ft Davis and Mrs P D Coulson.
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Tally-Ho Bridge Club
Ray LaBetf
Hap M McEachern
Harris
Mesdames Hap McEachern
Reginald Wotan
Ea Swann
Jimmie Logan
Cecil LaBelt
Elton Gilbert
Truman Hatch
Mesdames Stout
Corkran
EB. H. Fowlkes
Prier
Worth Evans
Lee Sproul
Ft. Davis
P. D. Coulson
Garden Club Meeting and Spring Luncheon Report
The Garden club met Thursday at V J Smith home with Mrs V J Smith as host. Ellen Hudson spoke on controlling insects diseases and root rot. club members praised Garden club notes. A Spring luncheon planned for May at the college cafeteria featured a V shaped table, fine food and graceful place cards. Miss Linn hosted a breakfast for AHS seniors including Margaret Anne Brown and seven close friends from high school.
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Garden Club
V. J. Smith
Miss Linn
AHS
Anna D. Linn
Margaret Anne Brown
Dorothy ‘Caldwell
Jackie Louise Cross
Eva
New Arrivals and Social Notes Aboard Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Homer M. Wilson welcomed a son Thomas Leon weighing 10 pounds last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Kemp Jr. had a daughter Eva Sherry born Saturday weighing six pounds one ounce. Kemp's daughter is Jean Ferguson among others. Euphoric patriotic table decor featured rainbow asters and red, white and blue motifs with toy ships. Miss Alice Parkhurst left for Chicago the next day.
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Homer M. Wilson
Thomas ‘Leon
James Kemp Jr
Eva Sherry
Jean Ferguson
Catherine Harts
Emy Lou Harris
Alice Parkhurst
Laura Lee White
Chicago
Luncheon by El Progreso Study Club Delayed Report
Members of El Progreso Study club hosted a luncheon Friday May 15 in the college cafeteria. Tables featured spring flowers and Pan-American place cards arranged by Mesdames Melton Logan and Burgess. Mrs Paul Vogt was toastmaster and guest speaker Mrs H W Morelock spoke on her Federated Women’s clubs convention trip. Music included a marimba solo by Charles Livingston Jr and a piano solo by Mrs Bill Sloan.Thirty one members and guests attended. The Presbyterian Woman’s Council met Tuesday at Mrs C D Wood’s home with President Mrs G A Kunze, Secretary Mrs H C LaBett, Treasurer Mrs Irene Peters and other members.
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H.W. Morelock
Sul Ross College
Sul Ross
College Hill
Mary Besse Sloan
Alice Cowan
Morelock
Griffin
Lawrence Hall
C. A. Gilley
Omer Sperry
George Hoffman
J.C. Coleman
S. M. Melton
Marie Bennett
Bierschwale
C. B. Casey
G. P. Smith
E. C. Coleman
W. E. Will
EL Progreso Club
el Progreso
Land
Mesdames, Melton
Logan
Burgess
Paul Vogt
H. W. Morelock
Federated Women's Clubs
Charles Livingston Jr
Bill Sloan
Sunday school opens at 10 with worship at 11 at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school opens in all departments at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. No evening service. The Rev G W McKinney, Vicar. The public is invited to attend. Pastor Fred S Rogers, May 31, 1942. Evening service at 5 p.m.
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Presbyterian Church
Fred S. Rogers
G. W. McKinney
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICES AND EVENTS
The Friendly Church lists 9 45 a m Sunday school led by John Weyerts on Sept 10 50 a m morning worship and communion with a pastor sermon. Evening services at 7 p m feature the pastor. Training Union at 7 30 p m. Midweek 7 80 weekly teachers and officers meeting for Sunday school at 8 00 choir rehearsal. R L Wittner pastor.
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First Christian Church
the Friendly Church
John Weyerts
Wits
E. Buford Isaacks
R. L. Wittner
Denounced Season Sermon for Church of Christ Scientist
A season sermon to be read in all Church of Christ Scientist on Sunday May 31 centers on Zechariah 10 2 vanity of idols and false dreams and on James 4 7 submitting to God resisting the devil. The Christian Science text notes Christians must battle error at home and abroad and continue until they finish their course and keep the faith.
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Seasm
Church of Christ Scientist
Zechariah
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Methodist Church School and Services Schedule
The Methodist Church outlines a church school at 9:45 led by A J Bierschwab, morning worship at 10:80, sermon The Power of Pentecost, and an 8:30 evening service. A slide lecture features recent paintings by modern religious artists. Monday at 9 a.m. bell calls children to Bible study with fellowship, play, and sharing. all boys and girls not at vacation church school are invited to worship and work with us under Pastor Ray B McGrew.
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Methodist Church Church School
A. J. Bierschwab
RAY B_McGREW
Willing Rescuers Lift Car to Free Trapped Teen
Amelia Petrone eighteen stepped from a safety island and was pinned under a street car. Twenty passengers lifted the car and others pulled her free, suffering a fractured right arm and possible internal injuries but expected to recover. Also notes wartime drives surpassing quotas in Mt. Prospect and Alpine Breuster counties as May campaigns continue.
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Chicago
Amelia Petrone
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Joe Lane
Secy.Treas
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Heart of
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Lass Will
June Joyce
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Santa Fe
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