Division Ends Year in Myrtle Evans Initiation
Fragmentary report notes Division No 200 GIA closing its year on a Tuesday in Myrtle Evans with references to a first chapter initiation and business topics. The readable material suggests organizational proceedings and ceremonial actions.
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Gia
Ae SS
Myrtle Evans
Precident
Class Elects New Officers
The class elected new officers with juror Mrs H. and Mrs R May as assistant secretaries Mrs N Moon and Mrs C J Blackburn named for duties. Entertaining rooms showed bouquets and refreshments for 46 members, with attendees listed including Mestames Bragg L J McReynolds Tole Stewart EE Adams H H Hawkins.
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R. May
N. Moon
C. J. Blackburn
Romenes
Mestames
Bragg
L J. McReynolds
Tole Stewart
EE. Adams
H. H. Hawkins
Nuptial Vows Exchanged in California
Mr and Mrs Frank Wardle announce the marriage of their daughter Faye Marie to Carl Eugene Williamson son of Mr and Mrs Jasper W Williamson of Nor walk Cal The double ring service was read on Tuesday June 15 in the Downey Methodist Church Downey Cal by Dr Elijah Hull Lugbrake Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Thomas E Rasmussen Miss Joanne Younker and James Mathe son After a wedding trip to Big Be Lake Cal the couple is to be at home June 25 at 827 Arlee Nor walk Cal Mrs Williamson was graduated from Amarillo High School and attended Amarillo College For the past 18 months she has been with the General Headquarters of the War Department in Tokyo Japan Mr Williamson was graduated from Okmulgee High School Okmulgee Okla and served four years in the Army Air Forces He is employed by United Airlines at Los Angeles.
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Frank Wardle
Army Air Forces
United Airlines
Los Angeles
Gift Shower Honors Mrs J C Holland At Home
Mrs E R Melvin and Mrs T A Reville Jr hosted a gift shower for Mrs J C Holland at the Melvin home 618 North Pierce. Seasonal flowers brightened the rooms as Miss Martha Faye Weggins presided at the punch bowl with a guest list including Mesdames Wilkenson Devine McGuire Howes Gentry Henry Warnix Mauldin Kirk Howard Warnix and Misses Pauline Brown Watson and Joiner Madam Moss and Howes sent gifts.
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E.R. Melvin
T. A Reville, Jr
J.C. Holland
Melvin
North Pierce
Martha Faye Weggins
Mesdames
Jo Wilkenson
J. H. Devine
B.S. McGuire
R. H. Howes
Wayne Gentry
W. P. Henry
J. C. Warnix
Mauldin
Gay Kirk
C. B. Howard
W. J. Warnix
de Queen
Ark
Pauline Brown
Betty Watson
Marjorie Joiner
R. 8. Moss
Mra
W. M. Howes
Woman Editor Still on Job At Age of 82
In Montrose South Dakota 82 year old Mary M Bowman continues to run the Montrose Herald with help from women staff. Since 1886 she and her late husband printed the first issue and she remains active though reduced to composing and accepting items by memory.
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Russ Greenlee
Néwesens
Montrose
Mary M. Bowman
EB. Bowman
Montrose Herald
Bowman
Herald
Lubbock Man Named to Cumberland Presbyterian Board
EC Cross of Longview was named to a board of finance created by delegates to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church assembly in Nashville. Two Texans were named to a ministers committee to select a location for the denomination's publishing house. Brown C. Welch of Lubbock and Paul F. Brown of Marshall were chosen.
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Lubbock
Nashville
Tenn
Cross
Longview
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Denomion
Brown C. Welch
Paul F. Brown
Marshall
Past Matrons Luncheon at Bonita Chapter Elects Officers
Bonita Chapter past matrons gathered for a luncheon where new officers were elected and installed. President V. M. Rippey, vice president E M Benesch, secretary L J Vogel, treasurer Gladys Morris, chaplain H C Wisner, historian E H Ashcraft, and reporter A P Keirsey will serve, with W S Layton installing.
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Bonita
Tom
L. J. Vogel
V. M. Rippey
EM. Benesch
Gladys Morris
H.C. Wisner
E H. Ashcraft
A. P. Keirsey
W. S. Layton
E. M. Benesch
William Brune
Dora Campbell
C. M. Goodnight
W. R. Irwin
D. A Kennedy
W. T. Moreland
W. M. Rippey
C. C
Bridge Club Fetes Member At Birthday Luncheon
The Bridge Club honored Mrs. Lloyd T. Jones with a birthday luncheon at Mi Bema Sentara Tuesday. High score for play went to Mrs. Harry 8. Seated at the serving table were Mesdames O. J. Fredel, O. 3B. Galbreath, Charles Mellor, Jack Pittman, Harry 8. Mil holland, Floyd T. Jones, the hostess and guest Mrs. Roy Curtis. The club plans another gathering July 6 at 2 o'clock at the host home.
Eating Alone And Like At Home
People living alone often improvise meals using leftovers and simple dishes. A well planned solitary supper, whether at a tray or table, can be a pleasant daily ritual with thoughtful place settings, cheerful dinnerware, and neat linens to boost mood and health.
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Rebekah
C. E. Williamson Ek
California
Bridge Club
Pat See
Las Avestock
Waddy Supplies
Prairie Dog
POLK
AMARILLO_GREENHOUSE
Taylor
Childrens’ Wear
Lo, Texas
Eve Martin
Te Anon
Charm Beauty Shop
Tyler
RCAD
General Electric
Stromberg - Carlson Emerson
Rey
Coley and Lord
Peter 2
Cord Dress
Blackburn Bros