Litchfield Recalls Bus Trip as Club Seeks New Leader
In Del Rio Mrs. Nell Litchfield recounts an extensive summer bus journey circling the United States from Maine to Washington and Florida, noting air conditioned westward buses but less satisfactory east of Minneapolis, while the group discusses a new book by Elliot Porter and closes with prayers. Members listed include Mrs. Kunze, Boudeaux, Forchheimer, Garnett, Barnam, Lockhart, Peters, LaBeff, Briley, Coleman, Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sil Tenching
del Rio
G. A. Kunze
Ram
Mraack
Minnneapolis
United States
Washington
Maine
Florida
Canada
Mr. Slichter
Ohio
Mesdames, Kunze
Boudeaux
Forchheimer
Garnett
Barnam
Lockhart
Peters
LaBeff
Briley
Coleman
Wood
Nellie Litchfield
Peace Topic At Study Club Meeting
Mrs Vernon McIntyre hosted the study club at her Twin Oaks ranch home as the group met Thursday after the Intel meeting. Mrs P V Cartwright served as joint hostess for the gathering where the incoming president Mrs C A Brown was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon McIntyre
P. V. Cartwright
C. A. Brown
Eighth district club meeting notes and charity drive
The text describes an Eighth district study club meeting in Austin on October 4 designated as Clara Driscoll Day, with Mrs H W Morelock receiving honors and a $92,000 donation by Mrs Driscoll to Headquarters Permanent. It also covers a study club program headlined by Mrs E O Phillips on the Peace Amendment, Kipling readings by Miss Annie Kate Ferguson, and a refreshment service by members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Morelock
Austin
Clara Driscoll
Driscoll
Eighth District
Headquarters Permanent
H.W. Morelock
E. O. Phillips
Annie Kate Ferguson
Kipling
Mcintyre
Estes
Tess
Mesdames
G. W. Baines
C. A. Brown
P. V. Cartwright
J. C.\ lett
G. A. Kunze
Meador
M. F. Merrell
V. Tyre
Alpine Studio Opening by Mrs Pancoast in San Antonio
Mrs Clare Caffery Pancoast of San Antonio plans to open an Alpine Studio this season. The event featured a gathering of local attendees with refreshments served by Meads, and guests including E J Phillips, Chas Chambers, F Reeder, Jack Davis, C C Holman, EM Thornton, J G Fain, BR Com, Howard Johnson, M P Slover, Lem Taylor, Ray Spence, Van Binton, Rar Reaves, T F Cook, E E Johnson, M M Fulmer, M H Moor man, J A Kidd, Lois McIntyre, Ben Williams, Berry Wilson, Doyle Per ue, Clinton Carroll, A J Callo Jessup, and G Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Texas
Pink Phelps
Thornton
Great Commission
Doyle Perdue
Mesdames ‘Thornton
Chas. Chambers
Howard Johnson
M. M. Fulmer
M. H. Moorman
Ray Spence
Berry
F. P. Reeder
Slmer Taylor
Onis
Meadames
E. J. Phillips
Chas
Chambers
F. Reeder
Jack Davis
C. C. Holman
EM. Thornton
J. G. Fain
BR. Com
M. P. Slover
Lem Taylor
van Binton
Rar Reaves
T. F. Cook
E. E. Johnson
M.M. Fulmer
M. H. Moor
Daughter to open studio in Dr Berkeley's museum building
Mrs A Graves Bogel will open her studio through the Winter in the museum building of Dr B F Berkeley on North 4th Street. The notice hints at subscription details as the event unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Graves Bogel
B. F. Berkeley
Museum
N. 4Th Street
Mon
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Twsonesday Club
Hudson
C. G. Hudson
Sev
Feral
E Casmer
J. E. Burr
Gees
Dave
Mesdames P. D. Coulson
A. B. Sandler
W. Frazer
Dave Sublet
Don Garston
Fort Davis
George J
Cham
Casner
Gillett
Hord
Lois
Stowell
Thompson
Methodist Society
The
Methodist Missionary Society
T. F. Skevington
West Ave
Central Ward School
College Ave
Courthorse
R. House
Alpine
Joe Sonnier
Cleese
Tex
Smith Furn. Co
Mes
J. H
Hawk
Smith Purn Co
Tfe
Smith Fun Co. de
Singer Sewing
Christian Parsonage
Smith Fur. Co. Te
W. Comer Central Ward School
EA. Chaffin
C. D. Wood
Reasonine Arm
Rem
Alpine Disposal Service
Mrs. Holland
Clay Holland
NEW Circle
Baptist Missionary Society
Tevstay
Careh For Rural Service
Mra
Pine
Mel
Americas Brewers
Local Trial Foundation
6Th St
New York
N.Y
Mrs. Pancoast
Alpine Studio
Clare Caffery Pancoast of
Sanntonio
Sutmn
Clara Caffery Panco
Berkeley Museum
Carley Davis
Morrison
Gertrudes
Cannister
Monda
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