Speech Arts Association Open House Highlights Scottish Theme
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association held its annual open house at the Women's Club rooms with about 85 guests. Miss Mary Morgan Brown spoke on Scotland and its customs after a Scottish themed program featuring Miss Mary Bell Cooper in Highland dancing, A W Mack in native dress with poems, and performances by Mrs. J. D. Turk and others, followed by tea.
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The
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Women’s Club
J. R. McKinley
L Rascoe
Daisy Person
Sally Moore
R. B. Masterson, Jr
R. ¥. Bandy
H. N. Wheeler
R. L. Allen
J. D. Thompson
J. R McKinley
R. Y. Bandy
I. Rascoe
Georgia Kirkman
Anna Bell Allen
Mary Morgan Brown
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Brown
Scotland
Europe
Theta Club Lunch at Rose Bowl Tea Room
Theta Club members enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Seated guests included Mrs Willis Thompson, Mrs H L Lyvers, Mrs Dale Smith, Mrs C R Garner, Mrs N W Nares, Mrs Lawrence Griffith, Mrs W J Mortis, Mrs Joan K Boyce, Mrs John Fain, Mrs Herman Pipkin, Mrs Johnnie White Eslick and Mrs James Pryor. Mr and Mrs Carl Hare visited in Fort Worth and the Reeces with daughter Jeanette traveled to Temple for a few days.
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Theta Club
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Willis Thompson
H. L Lyvers
Dale Smith
C. R. Garner
N. W. Nares
Lawrence Griffith
W. J Mortis
Joan K. Boyce
Rohn Fain
Herman Pipkin
Johnnie White Eslick
James Pryor
Christmas Party for La Aquilles Club Honors Officers
The La Aquilles Club held a Christmas party at Mrs. Knorpp’s home 717 West Sixteenth Avenue with Mrs. Lawrence Knorpp hosting. Officers were elected, Mrs. W. M. McCarty re-elected president for a fourth year. outgoing officers received gifts. members contributed gifts for needy families and enjoyed a turkey dinner.
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Teie Smailn Glu DE I
F. L. Roach
Dysart
Maud Munn
W. B. Ponder
W. H. Woodlief
F., M. Neal
S. L. Edwards
W. M. McCarty
la Aquilles Club
Lawrence Knorpp
Maude Munn
T. S. Dysart
Mrs. H. C. Haines Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. H. C. Haines has returned to Colorado Springs after visiting her sister Mrs. Preston Fowlkes at 1282 Bonham Street and her mother Mrs. May Boone. She will be remembered as Miss Azelle Boone with green cloths and poinsettia borders. Attending the joyous occasion were numerous relatives and friends including Mrs. W. M. McCarty and Mrs. W. H. Woodlief.
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H. C. Haines
Colorado Springs
Preston Fowlkes
Bonham Street
May Boone
Haines
Azelle Boone
W. M. McCarty
W. H. Woodlief
Ella Burch
C. J. Blackburn
Howard Williams
S. A. L. Morgan
T. B. Jones
Will Thompson
J. M. Simpson
Mrs Blanchard Guest of Honor Luncheon Fete
Mrs Ann Summers entertained with a luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room for her house guest Mrs M C Blanchard of Los Angeles. The room featured a U shaped table arrangement with poinsettias as centerpieces and bud vases along the lengths. Tiny cards marked seats and the guests later moved to Mrs Summers home at 301 Sunset Terrace for bridge.
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M. C. Blanchard
Los Angeles
Cal
Ann Summers
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Mrs J S Ulm To Entertain Club
The MacDowell Music Club holds its regular meeting Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs J S Ulm home 8205 Harrison Street with Mrs G Trent Davis as assistant hostess All members urged to attend guest list included Friday Bridge Luncheon Club members High and second high favors awarded to R S Thompson and Clarence Williams, guests honored with top prize Ursel Armstrong a Tech student visited local friends last week.
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MacDowell Music Club
J. S. Ulm
Harrison Street
G. Trent Davis
R. S. Thompson
Clarence Williams
Frank Wolflin
Sam Orr
Blanchard
Ursel Armstrong
Tech
Folgers Coffee Promises Rich Flavor From Central America
Their answers dumbfounded the experts. They proved women are able judges of coffee quality and taste noting richer tangier Central American flavors. Eight in ten said it makes other coffees taste flat by comparison from remote West Coast mountain districts. Less than one pound in twenty of the world's coffee comes from these plantations.
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Central America
Folger
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Speech Arts Association
Rose Bowl
Tea Room
Mrs
Carl Hare
Fort Worth
Narizon
Polk St
Mrs. H. C. Haines
Mrs. Blanchard
Polk
Pareesis
Jersey
Coats
Silk
Publishers Photo
Folger’s
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas City
San Francisco
Dallas
Poe
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