Young People Banquet at Polk Street Methodist Church
One hundred attendees joined the Mother Daughter banquet of Polk Street Methodist Church's young people's department in Fellowship Hall. Tables displayed tansy and spring flowers. meals were served by department boys. Mom receives a red rose bud. program featured invocation, tributes, poems, piano pieces Japanese Etude and Hungarian Dance, a talk on The Modern Girl and Her Mother, vocal and flute solos, and Anne Claire Brannen as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Department
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Roberne Wilson
Margaret McKenzie
James Farwell
Daughter
Frances Shudde
Maharajah Builds Fortress Home for Princess and Bride
Rich Maharajah of Indore finances a $50,000 fortress in Santa Ana to shield Princess Usha from war and kidnapping threats. The ultra modern mansion includes iron grills, double doors, alarms, a glass deck play area, rubber floors, and a swimming pool. The home also serves as a honeymoon castle for his American bride Miss Lawler, whom he met in 1937 during a U.S. visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
Santa Ana
Calif
Maharajah
Indore
India
Asha
Europe
Orient
America
Marguerite Lawler
Sir Yeshwant Rao Holkar
Miss Lawler
United States
Maharani
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Minneapolis, Minn
Usha
Hunting Dog Wins in Long Trip Home
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Jack the bear hound made a 150 mile solo trek from Virginia to reunite with his hunter F G Benson after two months missing. The exhausted animal wandered icy mountain roads and bears scars from the arduous bear hunt journey. He initially snarled at bystanders before recognizing his master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Wua
Jack
Virginia
F. G. Benson
Tenth Avenue Methodist WMS Social Meeting Honors Nunn
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church held a social meeting at Mrs. A. L. Tibodeaux home. After a brief business session a Mother's Day program was presented and Mrs. Paul Nunn received a shower. Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist Wms
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
A. L. Tibodeaux
Paul Nunn
C. E. Mead
W. D. Clark
J. H. Devine
G. G. Gatten
Lewis Tanner
W. M. Howes
W. E. Bittick
W. T. Copeland
Odie Davis
Bill Smelter
M. D. Maxwell
Roy Andrews
W. T. Dixon
Mesd
Tiny Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Jack Barnes
A Tiny Bridge Club session was hosted yesterday at Mrs. Jack Barnes home. High score went to guest Mrs. Charles Bittick, with Mrs. Barnes second and Mrs. Hugh Preddy winning the traveling prize. Other players included guests Mrs. Joe Chambers and Mrs. Buck Davis, and members Mrs. H. L. Kinslow and Mrs. Charlies Alexander. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Floyd Friese at 1:30 PM next Thursday, 3215 West Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barnes
Charles Bittick
Barnes
Hugh Preddy
Joe Chambers
Buck Davis
H. L. Kinslow
Charlies Alexander
Floyd Friese
West Seventh Avenue
Final Hospital Nurses Alumnae Club Meeting Report
The Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae Club held its final business meeting of the season at Mrs. Gladys Post’s home 1527 Lipscomb Street. Attending were Mesdames Susie Chambers Ludel Hand Grace Garrett Ruth Hill Carrie Scanlan Ida Thornton Dorothy Atherton Letta Brummett Elsie Vetesk Miss Lillian Boston Lillian Castleberry Ruby Watson Audie Hawkins Floy Hayes and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Hospital
Gladys Post
Lipscomb Street
Susie Chambers
Lude] Hand
Grace Garrett
Ruth Hill
Carrie Scanlan
Ida Thornton
Dorothy Atherton
Letta Brummett
Elsie Vetesk
Lillian Boston
Lillian Castleberry
Ruby Watson
Audie Hawkins
Floy Hayes
Jolly Time Club Honors Husbands
Mrs Edna Van Skike hosted the Jolly Time Forty Two Club gathering with spouses present. Prizes totaled wins for high and low scores among both women and men, with guests receiving the high and low prizes and traveling prize awarded to Mrs Tupin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Time Club
Edna van Skike
Buchanan Street
Jolly Time Forty- Two
Carl Stover
W. D. Robertson
Dubbs Trotter
Mr. Robertson
Will Howes
Howard Gann
Gann
Lewis Tupin
Tupin
Y M W Club Meets With Mrs Greathouse In Simple Social
The Young Married Women's Club gathered Wednesday with Mrs Wayne Greathouse at 904 Adams Street. Members presented a wedding anniversary gift to the hostess. Mrs Greathouse was elected reporter and secretary treasurer. Attendees included Mesdames Conoley Nunley Webb Wilson Sorrels and Cleghorn. The next meeting is set for 2 PM Wednesday at Mrs Sorrels 803 North Taylor Street.
Free program at Children’s Home by students
A group of junior speech pupils under Rena Belle Akeson with help from Mrs Dean Settle’s piano pupils will present plays readings and musical numbers at the Children’s Home Friday night at 8 o'clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Belle Akeson
Dean Settle
Idlers Club Meet With Sis Saunders At Home
The Idlers Club will meet at the home of Sis Saunders located at 1110 West Twentieth Avenue on Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlers Club
Sis Saunders
West
Twentieth Avenue
Baptist Circle Meets With Mrs Chilton
The Lillian Gartenhaus Circle of the First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met with Mrs. J. P. Chilton at 1410 Buchanan Street for a program on Aged Ministers presented by Mesdames Chilton Warren Roberson and J. B. Chilton. Others attending were Mesdames J. R. Keeling and W. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Circle
Hitching Posts Of Past Rank As Curios Now
In New Britain Connecticut old-fashioned hitching posts are becoming collectors items. In the hardware city most fittings for the posts were manufactured and patterns of the ornamental tops are preserved including horsehead ring designs fruit tops torches totem poles olive branches and mercury motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Marsh touts lenient policy to win student favor
Columbia Missouri reports Dr Charles Marsh of Stephens College for Women adopts a bold approach at semester start promising no quizzes no grades and no attendance if students choose not to attend. The policy aims to win goodwill among the proteges and ease campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Charles Marsh
Stephens College For Women
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Rich Maharajah
U. S
Hollywood
Yeshwant Rao Holkar
Tukofi Rao Holkar
Muntaz Gegum
Nancy Ann Miller
Seattle
Wash
Libor
Tiny Bridge Club
Messrs. and Mesdames Trotter
Robertson
Howes
Melvin
Drug and Dept. Stores
Lovalon
Cunningham's
F. T. D. A. Flowers
Unnboham Floral CO
Amarillo
C. C. Cunningham
W. J. “Bill
Beechler
Skyway
Dorsthy, Gram
Weather Cologne
White & Kirk
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