Society Activities Thursday Clubs and Meetings
Local society items list Thursday gatherings across several clubs. Entre Nous meets at 2:30 with Mrs. Cecil Ingram on Maryland avenue, Las Amigas at 3 with Mrs. L A Keck on Harrison street, and multiple other clubs including Le Mirage Bridge Queen Esther and MacDowell Music holding events at designated homes and venues. A meeting of the Pajarite Club and U D C and Child Study Club are noted with hostess details and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ingram
Maryland Avenue
Las Amigas Club
L. A. Keck
Harrison Street
le Mirage Bridge Club
R. B. Burnett
South
Louisiana Avenue
Queen Esther Club
C. E. Conkling
Tennessee Avenue
Woman's Club
C. J. E. Lowndes
Tom Turner
Club
J. W. Crudgington
Tyler Street
Lew Jolly Club
Fred Shirk
Buchanan Street
Gamma
The
Delphian Society
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Sunshine Child Study Club
R. L. Harper
Fairmont Avenue
F. Bavousett
Auxiliary Holds Year End Meeting at Legion Home
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening in Legion club rooms for a business session and initiation. Five new members were welcomed as the year ends. Mrs. C. D. Dempsey was named poppy committee chair. Plans for Poppy Day on November 11 were discussed and a Thanksgiving box will be sent to the Legion hospital at Muskogee. Refreshments followed for Legion members downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
C. D. Dempsey
Legion Hospital
Muskogee
Auxiliary
Legion
Legion’s
Herring Hosts Teatime Bridge Honor for Mrs Craston
Mrs C T Herring entertained Tuesday afternoon honoring her niece Mrs Jack Craston of Fort Worth formerly Miss Dorothy Gaithers. Four bridge tables filled the room with autumn flowers and chrysanthemums. High score went to Mrs Clarence Williams and guest prize to Mrs Craston. Salad was served to the guest list including Mrs Nobles Manning Boyce Fain Ochsner Williams Dooley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Craston
Fort Worth
Dorothy Gaithers
C. T. Herring
Clarence Williams
Craston
Mesdames Mack Nobles
Wil Manning
Will Boyce, Jr
John Boyce
Gerald Blackburn
Jimmy Shelton
John Clark Fain
Erwin C. Ochsner
Bill Burger
Joe Dooley
John Cowan
Paul Driscoll
Misses Tins
McKinley P T A Holds Meeting and Elections
The McKinley P T A met Tuesday at the school with Mrs. J F Claybrook as president. Prizes were awarded to rooms of Mr Evans and Miss Mannie Wilson for most mothers present. The fifth grade performed a program of piano readings and a story. The next meeting will feature the fourth grade. New secretary Mrs Gill and first vice president Mrs Murdock were elected. The group approved gifts to the P T A endowment fund and a $2.50 birthday gift for the state P T A eighteenth birthday, plus funds for playground equipment. The treasurer reported well and a November 11 parade float committee was chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
J. F. Claybrook
Evans
Mannie Wilson
Gill
Murdock
L. L. Hudgins
Needle Club Entertained at Home of Mrs Jackson
The Needle club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. D. Jackson at 1119 Harrison Street with Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. L. G. Hollis as hostesses. Yellow and white chrysanthemums decorated baskets and vases as members enjoyed needlework and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Jackson
Harrison Street
L Aiguille Needle Club Entertained At Home
Mrs W M McCarty hosted L Aiguille Needle Club gathering on Harrison Street Tuesday afternoon. Autumn colors in Chrysanthemum decor set the scene for needlework and social time. About fifteen members attended with guests Mrs B C D Bynum Miss Elizabeth Nixson Miss Annie L McDonald Mrs Gervis Taylor Mrs Frank Wright and Mrs W H Van Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. McCarty
L'Aquille Needle Club
de Harrison Street
B. C. D. Bynum
Elizabeth Nixson
Annie L. McDonald
Gervis Taylor
Frank Wright
W. H. van Shaw
Peter Pan Club Hosts Bridge Event at Mrs Hoppin’s Home
Mrs. Charles Hoppin hosted the Peter Pan Bridge club at her Florida Avenue home. Three tables played bridge with yellow and white chrysanthemums on display. High scores went to Mrs. Lon Townsend and Mrs. Jack Nichols, guest high to Mrs. A. J. Taylor. later a salad course was served to several members and special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoppin
Florida Avenue
Lon Townsend
Jack Nichols
A. J. Taylor
H. A. Dyer
W. L. Blake
G. L. Curtis
Clifford Dillon
Hill Benton
James Hackler
I. L. Smith
Ed Seldar
John Wiggin
Mrs Willson Hosts Round Dozen Club Gathering
Mrs J O Wilson hosted the Round Dozen club Tuesday afternoon at 1618 Pierce Street for needlework and conversation. Guests and members enjoyed fall decor and light refreshments before departures. The Houston Street Methodist church plans a Friday chicken pie supper at 6 30 pm to raise church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Wilson
Round Dozen
Pierce Street
Pechanan Methodiet
Houston Street Methodiet Church
What Knot Club Holds Regular Meeting
The What Knot Needle Club met Tuesday afternoon at 902 West Fifteenth Street in Bozeman hosted by Mrs. H. E. The group enjoyed needle work and visiting with decorations of yellow and orchid chrysanthemums. A salad course was served to members and special guest Mrs. Clyde Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
H. E
Bozeman
West Fifteenth Street
Clyde Johnson
Vast Timber Area in Breton Woods Highlands
The text notes New England’s large forested land, about 28,000,000 acres of the $9,500,000-acre region, remains timbered. Lumber remains the largest regional resource despite industrialized views of the homeland.
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Breton Woods
N. H
New
Fox Drag Installs New Luncheon Service
The Fox Drag company at Seventh and Elk Streets installed a modern fountain and refrigeration system. John Smither, a teenager from the store, announced the project and said completion will follow as the equipment arrived. The new luncheon service will feature upgraded lighting and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pac Taliat
Prighteye Fowntain
Pee Drag Company
Seventh and Elk Streets
John Smither
Fragmented OCR Item Delivers Little Readable News
An unreadable OCR snippet from a newspaper page yields few clear facts. no identifiable people places organizations or events are extractable. The readable text fragment mentions a caterer and wart related terms but lacks coherent context or specifics.
Military researchers test mosquito spray in War on pests
The United States Marine Corps conducts experiments on a Weed saline solution used to combat mosquitoes. Cadet terms reportedly met a Weal solution of arsenic and is said not to be injurious to sick, birds or persons because of dilution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athington
United Statee Marine
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Bargere
Mary Hellent Rice
Mise Imogene Herring
Margaret Anne Burgess
Pajarite Club
Mre. A. L. Lindbroom
Fillmore Street
U. D.C
U. Tlc
Mre. L. B
J. Blackburn
Polk Street
Legion Home
Mrs. C. T. Herring
Mrs
McCallum
Polk St
Croup NS
Emily
Needle Club
Pollyanna
Gray Baker
Pollyanna Needle Club
West Ninth Street
L’ Aiguille Club Is Entertained
Peter Pan Club
Glenn M. Forson
Galveston
Houston
el Paso
San Antonio
Geraldine Smythe
Wanna Bell Harris
la Dell Bowens
Lubbock High School
Wauwiece Stoker
St. Mary’s Academy
Frances Bourke
Jacalyn Baird
A. H. Baird
Clovis
Louise Colbath
Mary Herbert
St. Mary's Academy
Elizabeth Bever
Mrs. Willson
Merricon
Bory
Mies Bory
Howe
Cleveland
Missouri Pointe
Clark Ft
Tereday
Beet Eee
What-Knot Club
Chernoff
Chernoff Beauty Products, Inc
Cincinnati, O
Fox Drag
Efrert Caterer
Amiccre Cston Co
Jackmans Women and Childrens Wear
Voles
Vier Petlee Cee
Teweleten de Teat Cole Giving
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