Delegate Attends DAR Texas State Conference in Fort Worth
Mrs W D DeGrassi regent of Llano Estacado Chapter DAR travels from 1005 West Tenth to attend the Texas State Conference now in session at Hotel Texas Fort Worth. The event opened yesterday with a national defense symposium and is presided over by Mrs Edward Rowland Barrow of Houston, continuing through Thursday Boon.
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W. D. DeGrassi
West Tenth
Llano Estacado
Texas
DAR
Fort Worth
Edward Rowland Barrow
Houston
Private Nurses Meet Tomorrow in District 2 Texas
The Private duty section of District 2 Texas Graduate Nurses Association will gather tomorrow at 3 PM at the home of Miss Grace Law, 1102 North Buchanan. Guest speaker Mrs. A. D. Foreman Jr. will discuss her recent trip to Europe and the topic of the rare flower shortia found in northern mountains and Japan.
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Texas Graduate Nurses Association
Grace Law
North
Buchanan
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Europe
Culture Club Views Film in Host Home Meeting
Culture Club members met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. R. H. Owens home to hear a program by Paul Anders of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co who presented a film We Decorate Our Home. President Townsend Douglas led the discussion and contributions were voted to the Cancer Fund Red Cross and the Federation of Women's Clubs Golden Jubilee Endowment Punch. Next meeting set for April at Mrs. L. D. Blasingame's home.
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Twentieth Century Culture Club
R. H. Owens
Ong
Townsend Douglas
Cancer Fund
Red Cross
Federation of Women's Clubs
Roy Cowie
E. G. Powell
Paul Anders
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
J. E. Abbott
Harrell Bailey
LD. Blasingame
W. H. Brian
Roy Dowie
Jerry Dye
T. F. Gilbert
W. L. Hickerson
RL. Moore
E.G. Powell
L. F. Schuneman
W. R
Association Groups Hold Meetings at Home and Hall
The Friendship Anns met last evening at Mrs. W. G. Flys home on Tyler Avenue with several members in attendance. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Elkins and Mrs. Ellis. The Security Benefit Association convened at Rebekah Hall on West Sixth for a business session led by president H. M. Britt, followed by a dance. Next Monday at 7 30 vrelock the group resumes at Rebekah Hall with a 9 oclock dance. Alfalfa seed production this year is estimated at 54000 bushels.
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Anns
W. G. Fly
Tyler
Frank Busby
J. A. Caldwell
P. C. Cronister
van Elkins
Vernon Ellis
K. FE. Glasgow
Maurice Jones
H. Painter
Floyd Rutter
L. Burch
A. Burks
Guest
Dorothy
Elkins
Ellis
Security Benefit Association
Rebekah Hall
West
H. M. Britt
Vrelock
Sorority Installs Two New Chapters In Candlelit Service
Beta Sigma Phi installed two new chapters and added members to Gamma Kappa and Gamma Iota in a formal candlelight ceremony at the Federation Club Rooms. Esther Lewis, Kansas City, Missouri, opened remarks. officers include Fern Zimmer as president and L. V. Cook as vice-president of the new chapters. program and social committees named.
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Beta Sigma Phi
International Social and Cultural Sorority
Federation Club
Esther Lewis
Kansas City
Bob Ricks
Alpha Alpha
Cecile Brown
Gamma Iota
Lewis
Helen Kenyon
E. B. Morris
Gamma Kappa
Eae
Clubb
Inez Lovan
Lucille McClellan
Maxine Miller
Robert Sims
Basil Grady Nobles
Thomas Allen
M. Castleberry
J. L. Darnell
Mary Minnich
International Office
Chapter 1
Fern Zimmer
L. V. Cook
LaFerne Scott
Alice Marie Ryan
Betty June Stewar
Jenna Reed Scott
Dean Reed
Ruby Stevenson
Betty Gay Bell
R G. Shelton
Joe’ Ann Moore
June Melton
Charleen Riffel
Lois Roberts
O. 8. Harris
Veda Gessler
Lois Morris
Levinia Mortimer
D. C. Williams
Embarrassing Phrase Emerges From Century-Old Text Fragment
A fragment from a historical newspaper hints at a long criticized method or practice. The readable words suggest tension between tradition and reform, with implied public scrutiny of declined approaches and lingering questions about effectiveness.
Hazel Husted Chapter Leadership and Gamma Kappa Pledges
Hazel Husted Chapter 2 lists officers including president Mrs W C Fields and secretary roles. Also detailed are program and social committees, ways and means, and pledges to Gamma Kappa Chapter. New members for Gamma Tot a Chapter are named with several Misses and Mesdames.
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Hazel Husted
W. C. Fields
P. ©. Beirne
Maxine Carroll
Neil 8. Brabey
Edna Justice
Helen Kenyon
W. M. Anderson
GM. Smith
Jerry Peterson
J. S. Evans
Jayne Wayne
A. L. Rogers
Nelda Reed
Mary Holmes
R. E. McDavid
T. L.’ McMahon
Frances Vaughan
Juarfita Kirk
D. Ray Kesterson
Gamma Kappa Chapter
J. F. Hunter
J. C. Heinitz
Myradall
RP. Parson
William Sisson
0. D. Tarlton
Gamma Tota
R. S. Harmon
W. E. Savage
T. J. Trubenbach
Jean Burnett
Ann Payton
Barbara Rietman
LaVern Smith
Pilot Club Dinner Discusses Women’s Roles in China
The Pilot Club at the Herring Hotel heard guest speaker Mrs. Tom Fong discuss Chinese students in her classes. Mrs. Dora Lee Koesjan introduced the guest while Mrs. David Brown and Miss Nellie Erhard sang selections. Attendees included many club members and guests amid Easter themed decor. Rainbow Girls postposed meeting to April 7. Sixty percent of all ducks produced commercially in the United States are raised on Long Island.
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China
Pilot Club
Herring Hotel
Dora Lee Koesjan
Betty Jean Townsend
David Schroeder
Barbara Koesjan
Tomm
Miss
Mesdames Coye Dees
Laura May Blakenore
Bonita Wilkinson
Frances Cyrus
Ann Hastings
Lorene Whitington
The
United States
Long Island
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Order of the Rainbow For Girls
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EIU Tax
Beery's Prescription Shop
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Pinkham
Inkham
Slydia E. Pinkham
Yeey
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