Pantomime and Study Engage Polk Street WSCS
The Polk Street Methodist Church WSCS met for a covered dish luncheon and study in Fellowship Hall. Rev. Roy Percival gave the invocation and prayers. Mrs. T. W. Swearingen led singing and directed a Mary of Nazareth study. A three-scene pantomime depicted Jesus as host, heart cleanser, and guide. Mrs. E. A. Paschal sang solo with piano accompaniment.
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Woman's Society of Christian
Polk Street Methodist Church
Hall
Roy Percival
T. W. Swearingen
Jesus
J. L. Parmelee
Georgia Hartman
Luncheon Meeting Set for Fellowship Hall
The next meeting will be a covered-dish luncheon in Fellowship Hall on January 26.
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Fellowship Hall
Poplar Grove Hears Letters and March of Dimes Pull
Poplar Grove members met Thursday in JOOP Hall with Mrs. Elizabeth McCarty presiding. A letter from national president Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley and welfare chairman Mrs. Jennie Lindbloom were read. five dollars was donated to the March of Dimes. The drill team practiced for the February installation. Attendees included Elizabeth McCarty, Margaret Mashburn, Loma Hudson, Jennie Lindbloom, Mary Hurley, Virginia Woodard, Louise Cave, Dell Elliott, Iane Fergus, Ellen Gill, Margaret Hill, Georgia Eastman, Nora Blanto, Josephine McNeiley, Vera Goodman, Berdie Ellis, Marie Onstott, plus visitors Mart Perry and Master David Onstott. Next meeting set for Feb 3 at 7 30 in IOFF Hall.
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Copiar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Joop Hall
Elizabeth McCarty
Dora Alexander Talley
Jennie Lindbloom
Mesdames
Margaret Mashburn
Loma Hudson
Mary Hurley
Virginia Woodard
Louise Cave
Dell Elliott
Iane Fergus
Ellen Gill
Margaret Hill
Georgia Eastman
Nora Blanto
Josephine McNeiley
Vera Goodman
Berdie Ellis
Marie Onstott
Mart Perry
David Onstott
Ioff Hall
Necklines Bloom With Flowers In Hattie Carnegie Line
United Prose Fashion Writer reports Hattie Carnegie's spring collection features floral neckline adornments such as rose violet and lilac blooms on dresses jackets and coats. Glamour ties under collars form cross ties with blossoms. Silhouettes include cluster-pleat skirts peplums and one-sided hip bumps, with scarves tucked inside jackets for a blouse look.
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United Prose
New York
Hattie Carnegie
Miss Carnegie
New York Dress Institute
National Press Week
Surrealist Jewelry Takes Center Stage in Paris Show
Cartier introduces surrealist trend with lavish pieces priced up to 10 million francs. Clips resemble dandelions amid orchids with birds heads emerging from gold centers and onyx shells. Earrings grow large to cover the ear while platinum and gold wires secure them. Necklaces hug the throat with scalloped and bib shapes set with emerald-cut diamonds. A Tokyo nursery aims to sell orchids in America.
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Paris
Cartier
Council Circle Devotional at First Christian Church
Was hostess Wednesday to Circle of the First Christian Church Mrs L J Medlin opened the meeting with a devotional Mrs Walton Wagner discussed lesson from Christian Faith and Way council chair Key Farr led brief business session meeting closed with benediction Refreshments served to Mesdames Walton Wagner B W Blackwell Jr Bessie Simmons J F Bradley Jess Latham Don Loden L J Medlin Harvey Allen Key Farr George Royce J L McGregor and E E Boxwell
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Ous
Nowara Poxwen
Wl Taylor
Circle of the First Christian Church
L. J. Medlin
Walton Wagner
Key Purr
B. W. Blackwell, Jr
Bessie Simmons
J. F. Bradley
Jolly Fifteen Club Honors Members Hostess Luncheon
Mrs. Nannie Berry presided at a Jolly Fifteen Club luncheon with Mrs. E Thomas and Miss Sara Beeman as guests. Other attendees included Mrs. E W Warren, Mrs. J L Walker, and Mrs. J L Beeman. The next meeting is planned for February 17 at 2506 Cleveland. Plans also note production of 10,500 railroad freight cars in the Bizonal Area of Germany in 1949.
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Jolly Fifteen Club
Nannie Berry
E. ‘Thomas
Sara” Jean” Beeman
E. W. Warren
J. L. Walker
J. L.’ Beeman
J. L. Beeman
Cleveland
Germany
Palo Duro Grove Receives Award
Palo Duro Grove met Wednesday night in TOOF Hall at 312 East Fifth with Mrs Thelma Cheshire presiding. Mrs Dolly Brown presented letters from Mrs Jeanie Willard national first vice president Omaha Neb about the national publicity contest prize. Sheila Bennett to receive gold star award for reporting. next meeting February 2 at 8 o clock in IOOF Hall.
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Pale Duro Grove
Wooamen Circle
Toof’ Hall
East Fifth
Thelma Cheshire
Dolly Brown
Jeanie Willard
Sheila Bennett
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Poplar Grove
John
Furbach
Polk Street
Windsor
Sharon Pink
Taylor St
Three Sisters
Amarillo
Texas
Fox-Brownie
Cecil Chapman
Maurice Rentner
Cora Scrivner
Harry F Millward
Assembly of God Church
North Pierce
E.R. Poster
Dublin
Eire
Aks Ot
Tokyo
Japan
America
Petunia
Council Circle
Palo Duro Grove
Marie Earle
Quaker Oats Company
W. Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Ill
Washington
Ies Wan
Mayfair
Polk
Globe-News
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Cosmetic Department
Blackburn Broos
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