Creighs Host Series Of Society Parties In Town
Mrs Alfred E Creigh hosted a Wednesday Bridge club gathering Sept 20 with Autumn flowers a salad plate and prizes for members and guests. Other events included a couple's club night Sept 23 with high scores and bingo prizes, a dessert luncheon, and a Tuesday party with tuna salad crackers and tea for 24 members. A Wesley club formed by college students met for fellowship with officers and sponsors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Morrow
Neville’ Haynes
Bill Allen
Nicky
Mor Tows
Keith
Mesdames Shellie
Barn
R Fs
W. I. Winter
Knox Reid
Jack
Perryman
J. W. Shepperd
Fran McCollum
Paul Vogt
F Frank Newsom
Mrs. Barn
Mrs. Shepperd
Wesley Club
Kenneth Kill
Katherine Hill
Kathleen Arm‘trong
Nan
Max’ Olson
June Koch
WMU Circles Meet at Baptist Church
Women circles from Christian, Methodist and Protestant churches gathered at First Baptist on Wednesday Sept 27 for the Royal Service program led by Edna Carson Missionary circle. Mrs Eat Scarbrough presided with readings from Acts and a Near East Panorama presentation by Mr George Koury to boost ecumenical unity among Alpine churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Edna Carson
Eat Scarbrough
Greenland
Otto Hilbrick
Glenn Bales
Earl Scarbrough
Earl Dumas
Christ
Miller Oliver
George Henderson
Mission Studi
Christian
Methodist
United Council of Church Women In
Ite
Alpine
Christendom
Methodist Church
Glora Wysner
George Koury
Near East
Koury
Elliott Thomas
John Gillett
Elizabeth Lacy Honored Guest at Park Party
More than sixty four year old children attended a party for Elizabeth Lacy at Tamerton Park Saturday afternoon. Walter G. Lacy hosted at 2130 Lard Street. Children enjoyed miniature trains, airplanes, cars, and boats. Ice cream and cake were served and rubber ball favors were given out. Sees Lacy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lacy
Waco
Tribune-Meraia
Walter G. Lacy
Lard St
Tameron Park
Sees Lacy. Jr
Lot Club Meets in SE Room Saturday
Twenty one members and three guests attended as Mesdames Ogel Warnock Lassiter Helen Gibb chaired the program. Warnock and Bogel presented two favorite selections. Tonnie Newell spoke on Women Serving on the Jury and Mac Ament explained Texas laws on women's rights. Reporter notes an aside about a dime and a church, ending with an ad-like tip to save on a pencil sharpener.
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C. D. Wood
WMU
Baptist Church
Roane Lacy
Live Oak
Lawrence. Lacy
Colcorde Ave
Eilzabeth Lacy
HL. Kokernot Jr
Penney's
LOT Club
Haie D Te
Courve
Kimbett
Mary Lee Tyee
del Monte
Lic
Meatso Poultry
Swift's
Okg
Adams’ M-System Grocery
Granada Theatre