Miss Alice Curtis Honored With Bridge Linen Shower
Popular bride-elect Miss Alice Curtis will wed Sam Sullenberger at 1 30 Saturday at First Baptist Church. Nell Grogan and Elizabeth Powell hosted a bridge linen shower at Miss Grogan’s 1804 Harrison Street with pink and turquoise decorations. After bridge, a suitcase of gifts was given by Master Jimmy Nichols and prizes awarded to Lella Wolfin and Mrs. Clark McSpadden. A salad course followed. guests included Miss Curtis and Mesdames Parker and others.
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Alice Curtis
First Baptist Church
Sam Sullenberger
Nell Grogan
Elizabeth Powell
Grogan
Harrison Street
Jimmy Nichols
Mervin Nichols
Lella Wolflin
Clark McSpadden
Dick Fowlkes
Mesdames Parker
Harvey House
James O. Curtis
John K. Boyce
Jewell Scales
Sadie Claude Curtis
F. Sullenberger
Will Curtis
William D. Burger
Bernard Teel
Margaret Rasco Ausburn
Parker Prouty
J. ©. Dickie, Jr
Gerald Blackburn
Lawrence Nobles
Eli Curtis
Joe L. Wells
John D. Anderson, Jr
Ellyn Dickson
Elizabeth Nunn
Ruth Stanley
Imogene Herring
Jean Wheatley
Lena Kuykendall
Old
Virginia
Alice
Texas Spencers
Sam
Mrs. Burton
Miss Armstrong
Mesdames
A. P. McSwain
Ed Hatchett
John Cage
Dent Biles
Burton
Fred Young
F. R. Bruce
Fred E. Young
Adams Street
Vinci advertised iron tonic strengthens nervous patients
A testimonial claims Vinci revives a nervous rundown patient who felt weak with no ambition. The ad promises improved strength, appetite, and digestion for men and women, noting the product contains no oil and is pleasant tasting, from Post Office Drug Co.
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Vinci
Mre. C
Lamson
Jacksonville
Ill
Post Office Drug Co
Bridesmaids, Luncheon and Club Party Highlights
A packed social page recounts a Harvey House luncheon honoring bride-to-be Miss Alice Curtis with court and decorations described in lush detail. It also covers the B. B. Needle Club gathering at Mrs. C. B. Rittenberry’s home, new member introductions, and upcoming meetings. Additionally a Valentine party hosted by little Miss Vivian Robertson at 1708 Tyler Street features child guests, prizes, and fanciful decor.
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Gamma Delphians
Lutheran Social Club
Mary Leopold
Jackson Street
Buchanan P T. A
Girl Scout Council
Central Presbyterian
Sunshine Child Study Club
S. Barousett
Lincoln Street
J. E. Wright
Brady
John Shires
Rual Jones
Fairmont Avenue
W. E. Oliver, Jr
Taylor Street
O. D. Kerr
E. P. Cage
West
Sixteenth Street
C. A. Fisk
Harrison Street
Herring Hotel
Harry Brown
Tyler Street
Jefferson Street
Mizpah Club
Frank Warren
J. A. G. Club
Winnie Mae Ward Wescoat
South
Mississippi Avenue
San Jacinto
Athenaeum Club
M. W. Lemons
Monroe Street
Woman’s Club
A. G. Stanley
Henry A. Nobles
C. B. Rittenberry
van Buren Street
Miss Robertson
Vivian Robertson
Harry v. Robertson
Virginia Lauder
Cleta Grace Holland
Jane Gulekie
Margaret Gulekie
Doris Vineyard
Masters Ray C. Johnson
Richmond Underwood
R. L. Vineyard
Robert Lauder
James Stanberry
Patricia Pipkin
Ruth Evelyn
Local Socials Highlight Sweet Farewell in Coastal City
A list of attendees including Martha Williams Eakle, Marjorie Fisk, and Mary Seaman gathered for a delightful afternoon with red heart shaped ice cream and angel food cake. Mrs Henry Gould and Mrs Gordon Inman are away in Long Beach and Los Angeles for about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Webb
H. L. Lauder
Truman Vineyard
Ray C. Johnson
E. M. Pittman
Wayne Smith
B. B. Holland
Herman Pipkin
Henry Gould
Gordon Inman
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Mrs Masterson Jr Hosts Speech Arts Group Event
Mrs R B Masterson Jr hosted the Panhandle Speech Arts association at her home 1619 Tyler street. Miss Bettie Smalley from West Texas State Teachers college presented Holsworthy Hall and John Middleton's play Valiant. The program praised the group’s work and announced a future dramatic scene showcase sponsored by Mrs W A Combs at her home. Newlyweds Return From Honeymoon to Palo Duro Apartments. Effie Dee Sanford, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Sanford, 2118 Van Buren street, is Mrs Dick Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Tyler Street
Holsworthy Hall
John Middleton
Bettie Smalley
Dramatic Art
West Texas State Teachers College
Platform Art
W. A. Combs
Dick Coon
Houston
New Orleans
Palo Duro Apartments
Iowa Women’s Clubs Grow. Census Seeks Home Workers
News and Views reports the Iowa federation of women’s clubs led by Mrs. Margaret M. Lake cites 942 clubs and 40 000 members as the nation’s largest state group. It urges recognizing homemakers as employed women, noting women’s rising role in business and high salaried women receiving many marriage proposals.
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Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Margaret M. Lake
Shenandoah
Federation
Kansas City
Rights To Women Won Mrs. Rochelle Advocates Equal Suffrage
Mrs. Rochelle Albert Rochelle Wyoming’s first woman legislator in 12 years champions equal suffrage. A former Iowa school teacher, she moved to Wyoming for voting rights, balancing public duties with family of six. She notes four other women now serve in Wyoming’s house of representatives.
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Rochelle
Albert Rochelle
Wyoming
Leon
Iowa
Colorado
House of Representatives
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Rock Island R. R. Company
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