Polly With A Past Nears Perfection At Municipal Theatre
The Little Theater presents Polly With A Past at the Municipal Auditorium Friday night with committee chairs Mrs Victor Tinsley Mrs E E Kelley Mrs J M Brooks Mrs Cecil Putty and Miss Mattie Pearl Cloninger. Sears Roebuck and Grand Silver Stores donated materials. The play indoors features two bachelors Clay Collum and Harry Richardson in a friendly rivalry over Rex Van Zile for Myrtle Davis with Polly portraying a siren to entrap Rex in comical situations. Curtain at 8 o clock.
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Polly
Municipal Auditorium
Victor Tinsley
E. E. Kelley
J. M. Brooks
Cecil Putty
Mattie Pearl Cloninger
Sears & Roebuck
Grand Silver
Bleasco
New York
St. James Theater
London
Clay Collum
Harry Richardson
Rex van Zile
Myrtle Davis
Rex
Myrtle
Siren
Pleasant Valley Pupils To Have Program
First grade pupils at Pleasant Valley School present a program Friday at 7 30 pm in the school building. Sponsored by room mothers to raise funds for musical instruments. Pie and coffee will be sold after the program.
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Pleasant Valley
Sandstorm Mothers Hear Football Talk at Meet
Tuesday afternoon the Sandie Mothers gathered at Mrs. John Mc Knight’s home on Monroe Street for a social and program. H. S. Livers gave a football talk on training benefits, followed by vocal solos by Mrs. T. M. Caldwell with pianist Miss Zuma Vance Cotten, readings by Catherine O Neal and children, and school songs. A brief business meeting preceded refreshments of coffee and sweets. Attendees included Mrs. I. C. Carroll, Mrs. Myrtle Scanlon, Mrs. J. W. Meadors, and many others plus visiting mothers from Ida Blair to W. L. Shepard. a High School meeting is set for Thursday at 3:15.
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Sandie
John McKnight
Monroe Street
A. A. Lumpkin
H. S. Livers
T. M. Caldwell
Zuma Vance
Cotten
Catherine O'Neal
Dolly
Bobby Elliott
Howard Lynch
Mary Bufkin
I. C. Carroll
Myrtle Scanlon
J. W. Meadors
A. E. McBrayer
Jno
S. McKnight
K. Clayton
W. L. Shepard
Luncheon Bridge Party at Rose Bowl Tea Room
Mrs. Bob Aimes hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Guests sat around a single long table adorned with purple and bronze chrysanthemums and dahlias. Bridge followed with attendees including Mrs. C. D. Munday, Mrs. Ida B. Ross, Mrs. Alec Davidson, Mrs. Chester H. Watson, Mrs. Gilbert Jackson, Mrs. Fred Dennis, Mrs. J. Morgan, Mrs. J. O. Whittington, Mrs. Bob Aimes, and Miss Mettie Walden.
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Bob Aimes
Rose Bowl Tea Room
C. D. Munday
Ida B. Ross
Alec Davidson
Chester H. Watson
Gilbert Jackson
Fred Dennis
J. Morgan
J. O
Mrs G Waddill Club Hostess Tuesday Here
Mrs G Waddill entertained the La Acostura Club at her home 1824 Taylor Street on Tuesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed handmade handkerchiefs and needlework with autumn flowers and Christmas themed refreshments forming the background for a pleasant gathering.
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George Waddill
la Acostura Club
Taylor Street
F. P. Works
W. W. Gibson
J. W. Collins
Howard Lynch
Ethel Davis
G. G. Nicol
C. J. Brummett
W. C. Hayter
S. P. Vineyard
Frank Satterfield
J. J. Service
D. A. Parks
Ida Elliott
R. G. Piiler
Glen McDavid
J. C. McDavid
A. W. Mc David
W. M. Lemons
C. S. Hatchett
A. J. Streit
T. W. Cotten
J. A. Hall
W. H. Dickinson
E. C. Britain
Lester Stone
J. L. Scott
J. B. Dickson
Spirit of Christmas Discussed at P T A Meet
J S Evans McKinley School principal spoke on what Christmas means to us Tuesday afternoon. Pupils sang carols while Mrs W D Westbay reported on the state P T A Convention at San Angelo. A vote approved $200 for the school library, and proceeds from Friday’s program will aid needy McKinley families. About 100 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Evans
McKinley School
R. F. White
Ida Mae McClure
W. D. Westbay
P.T. A
San Angelo
Iola Thompson
McKinley
Mrs G Mager Hosts Have A Hearts Christmas Party
Mrs George Mager welcomed Have A Heart Bridge Club guests at 1205 Harrison Street for the December kickoff party. Red Sweetpeas and podestras adorned rooms and refreshment time. High honors went to Mrs H C Adams with second to Mrs A A Henneman and guest favor to Mrs T L Cantwell. Remaining players included Mrs H C Adams and others.
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George Mager
Bridge Club
Harrison Street
T. L. Cantwell
H. C. Adams
A. A. Henneman
Hugo Lowenstern
L. D. Stith
Harry Newhardt
Ira Cun
Notable Women Named in Local Society List
A roster of prominent attendees includes Mrs. Earl Van Dale, Mrs. IM Lyons, Mrs. T L Bottoms, Mrs. S L Clute, Mrs. George Mager, Mrs. R N Reedy, Mrs. U N Sanderson, and Mrs. T L Cantwell.
El Taos Dinner Honors Miller Departure to Guthrie
Friends hosted a joint dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller who will soon move to Guthrie Oklahoma. The El Taos gathering featured yellow calendulas and fern centerpieces with yellow and green colors. After dinner, bridge and dancing followed.
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Keith Miller
Guthrie
Oklo
el Taos
Initiation Services At Temple Called For Members
Hubbard and several couples including Mr and Mrs John Moyer Mr and Mrs H KE Crum Mr and Mrs E B Williams Mr and Mrs J C Townsend Jr Mr and Mrs H T Morley and Mr and Mrs Phil Reppert are urged to attend initiation services at Sonic Temple. All members urged to attend.
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Sonic Temple
Rainbow Girls Meet This Evening at Ma
Rainbow Girls will gather this evening at 7 30 for a meeting at the Ma venue. The session is expected to cover ongoing community service plans and schedule upcoming events with key members expected to attend.
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Rainbow Girls
Reagan Family Welcomes Daughter Marilyn Beas
Mr and Mrs Charles Reagan announce the arrival of a daughter at 902 Fountain Street Saturday morning. The child is named Marilyn Beas and the mother is formerly Miss Bessie James before her marriage.
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Charles Reagan
Fountain Street
Marilyn Beas
Reagan
Bessie James
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Mrs. G
la Mode
Amarillo
Taylor
Dee
Polk
Dartmouth
Hone
Polk St
P.T. A. Meet
Mrs. G. Mager
Have
Marilyn
Bess Reagan
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
Scotland
General Foods
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