Community club listings and events scheduled Friday
A schedule of Friday activities includes the Junior Child Study tea at 3 in the Women’s Club rooms with hostesses from several study groups, Summit PTA box supper at 7:30 at the school, Jovial 18 club at 2:30 with Mrs. Floyd Moore, Travel Study and other meetings led by Mrs. George Nunn and Mrs. Ed Hardin, a First Baptist banquet on April 15 at 7:30 in the Herring hotel, and multiple recitals, meetings, and socials at local venues such as the College of Music, First Baptist church, Blackstone hotel, and municipal auditorium. Public invited. Various addresses and leaders listed.
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Child Welfare Club
Sunshine Child Study Club
Summit P.T. A
Jovial
Floyd Moore
South Carolina Avenue
George Nunn
Tyler Street
Ed Hardin
First Baptist Church
Herring Hotel
Wiggins
Coronado
College of Music
Amama
Grover Bishop
Blackstone
The
Delphian Society
Women’s Club
Municipal Auditorium
R Thomson
Lesson
Grace Hamilton
Philathea
San Jacinto Baptist
A. M. Caraway
Tennessee Avenue
San Jacinto
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
C. B. Farmer
Madison Street
Bridge Party Brightens Pre Easter Season at Elliott Home
An elegant bridge gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Elliott at 1616-A Madison Street honored guests Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Nelson Miss Alma McPheeters and Miss Elizabeth McDonald of Colorado Springs Colorado. Five tables and Easter decor filled the rooms as prizes went to Mrs. FE. R. Strong and Mrs. George Vineyard with a luncheon served at gate hour.
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E. C. Greer
B. C. Elliott
Elliott
Madison Street
L. E. Nelson
Alma McPheeters
Elizabeth McDonald
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Bridge
George Vineyard
FE. R. Strong
Alma Keeters
Willing Workers Club of Soncy Meets for Lesson
The Willing Workers Club of Soncy met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Jim Hewitt’s home. Miss Anna Bower led a Home Beautification lesson and a social hour followed. A large attendance was present. Mrs. Samson and children plan to visit Lawrence, Kansas relatives. Rebekahs drill night planned at 8 jam Saturday in the Odd Fellow’s hall.
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Willing Worker's Club
Soncy Community
Jim Hewitt
Anna Bower
Samson
Lawrence
Kansas
Henry Samson
van Buren Street
Rebekahs
Dr. Moore
St. Andrew’s
Womans Auxiliary
W. K. Chandler
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Allen Moore
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Eleanor Rider
Mrs. Frank Storm Re-Elected Head of Circle Five
Circle Five of the Central Presbyterian church elected officers at Mrs. Robert Boston home 1701 Tyler Street. Mrs. Frank Storm was re-elected chairman with Mrs. W. D. Campbell as vice-chairman, Mrs. I. O. Willson as secretary, and Mrs. Bob Emmett as treasurer.
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Frank Storm
Circle Five
Central Presbyterian Church
Robert Boston
Tyler Street
R. A. Duncan
W. D. Campbell
I. O. Willson
Bob Emmett
Buchanan Street M. E. W. M. S. Holds All Day Meeting
The Buchanan Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society held an all day meeting at the church with a large attendance. Mrs. Paul Dixon, superintendent of mission study, conducted the final lesson on Moslem Women.
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Buchanan Street
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Paul Dixon
Adelphia Society Plans Studies and Conference Delegates
The Adelphia society of the First Baptist church held a Monday meeting at 1014 Bonham avenue Bivins addition to plan a Home Missions study and a St Paul character study. Delegates Mrs A B Shaffer Mrs A V Shephard and Mrs R Barton were chosen to represent at the Abilene conference this month.
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St. Paul
A. B. Shaffer
A. V. Shephard
R. ©. Barton
Abilene
Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church
John G. McKenzie
Bonham Avenue
Bivins Addition
Porter Sligar
Ironized Yeast Promises Quick Firm Flesh For All Ages
Advertorial claims ironized yeast rapidly builds flesh and improves complexion. It touts a concentrated formula combining vegetable iron and yeast, nine times stronger than separate components, with benefits for blood, digestion, and weight. Ends by noting 60 tablets per bottle and a pleasant taste.
Easter Box Packed For District Scholarship Girl
Mrs. T. L. Ferguson presided over a district Women’s Missionary Society meeting with a focus on packing an Easter box for the district scholarship girl. Gifts poured in from friends and members, followed by a piano solo by Mrs. H. E. Billingslea and a salad course hosted by the hostess. Special guests included Mrs. H. E. Ritchie Mrs. A. T. Bryce and Mrs. H. E. Billingslea.
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T. L. Ferguson
Women’s Missionary Society
H. E. Billingslea
H. E. Ritchie
A. T. Bryce
J. G.goodwin
Early English drama moved from open yards to roofed theaters
The earliest dramatic performances in England occurred in open yards. When those yards were roofed over, they essentially became modern theaters, creating a continuous venue model that resembles contemporary playhouses.
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England
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