St Marys PTA Plans Halloween Carnival
The St Marys PTA discussed the upcoming Halloween Carnival at Cathedral Hall. Mrs George Nussbaum was named head of a room mothers committee to coordinate arrangements. Sister Cronin's seventh grade class performed and Monsignor Steinlage gave a talk on PTA goals. An open house is set for Oct 19 from 3 to 5 pm. A window display was approved for the Knights of Columbus contest with Mrs Joseph A Burn leading the committee.
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St. Mary’s
Parent-Teacher Association
Cathedral Hall
George Nussbaum
Cronin
United States
Knights of Columbus
Joseph A. Burn
Night Social Calendar Highlights for Tonight and Friday
Readers can attend Narcissa Whitman Circle at First Presby terian 6 30 p m Amarillo Credit Women s Club at Buck s Tavern 7 p m Golden Meadows Auxiliary at VFW IOOF Hall 8 p m Friday events include MOL Class First Baptist 12 15 p m Eunice Class of First Baptist 1 p m Buchanan Street Methodist Ladies Friendship Class 2 p m Pecos Valley Queens IOOF Hall 2 p m Modern Study Club 2 p m Sorosis Club 2 p m San Jacinto Good Neighbor Club 2 p m Sixty Six Home Demonstration Club 2 p m Child Welfare Club 2 30 p m Twentieth Century Club 2 30 p m Friday Needle Club 2 45 p m Les Temps Club tea 3 p m Y A Class Tenth Avenue Methodist box supper 7 p m Jam Jar party dance YWCA 7 20 p m San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge 145 IOOF Hall 8 p m
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First Baptist Church
Eunice
C. B. Marsh, Jr
Monroe
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Ladies Friendship
G. W
Tyler
Pecos Valley Queens Lodge
Modern Study Club
E. L. Campbell
Madison
E. N. Howell
San Jacinto
Good Neighbor Club
E. A. Baker
Georgia
Paul Johnson
Fairfield
H. Sim Kelly
Crockett
Twentieth Century Club
Curry Smith
Hayden
F. H. Campbell
Washington
Les Temps Club
Federation Club
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
YWCA
San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge
Ioof
River Road Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
River Road Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. Billy Gilbert's home on Mobley Drive. Mrs. C F Rhodes reviewed Light, roll call sparked 1948 yearbook ideas, and Mrs. J L Glasgow gave the council report. Pauline Laker discussed fall fashion trends. social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting set for November 5 at 2 pm at Mrs. Lula Robertson's home on West Mobley Drive.
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River Road
Billy Gilbert
Mobley Drive
C. F. Rhodes
J. L. Glasgow
Pauline Laker
Potter County
D. D. Brown
J. W. Horne
T. J. Maloney
V H. Pondet
M. E. Simpson
J. H. Thomas
Lula Robertson
West Mobley Drive
Trinity Methodist Woman's Society Prayer Meeting Features Music
Members of the Trinity Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Callihan opened with prayer and Mrs. H C Pederson named a nominating committee. A musical service was led by Mrs. Loren Young with soloist Mrs. J E Doud and pianist Mrs. Palmer. A week of Prayer offering was collected and social hour hosted by Mrs. D E Flowers and Mrs. J W Farley. The group plans to reconvene October 29 at 2 30 p m.
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Trinity Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christien
Ray Calliham
H.C. Pederson
Dames G. C. Wilson
D. le Spencer
C. E. Palmer
Loren Young
Edwin Johnson
R. C. Harris
Palmer
J. E. Doud
D. E. Flowers
J. W. Farley
Mesdames W. L. Porterfield
R. F. Davis
Claude Curb
J. P. Weatherford
R. E. Kessie
A. N. Hanks
Pederson
Doud
Young
Johnson Harris
Flowers
Farley
Fidelis Class Luncheon and Meeting at First Baptist
Fidelis Class members of the First Baptist Church met for luncheon and a business session at the church. Decorations featured a Halloween motif with 40 places. Mrs. D. F. Tudor presided, Mrs. Guy Carlander spoke on the Tidwell Bible Building at Baylor University and showed drawings. The group concluded with the Lord's Prayer.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
D. F. Tudor
Guy Carlander
Tidwell Bible
Baylor University
Waco
Brownie Troop Halloween Party at 506 Carolina
Brownie Troop No. 2 held a Halloween party yesterday afternoon at 506 Carolina. Mrs. C. E. Henley directed games with guests including Elaine Neal and Jimmy Henley as helpers.
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Joyce Courtney
Carolina
C. E. Henley
Mary Welch
Carolyn Karr
Delois Neal
Barbara Latimer
Geraldine Broom
Bernice Henley
Loretta Oliver
Phyla Sue Chance
Loreta Medlin
Glenda Rue Grimm
Rachel Ann Hooker
Marilyn Walton
Leo Beth Hail
Judy Lawdon
Carolyn Harris
Zelpha Alton
Carlene Copeland
Noreta Pittman
Nelda Ratten
Elaine Neal
Marsha Lynn Hooker
Jimmy D. Henley
Carl Wayne Henley
Herman Ratten
J. H. Hooker
J. H. Courtney
Society Has Lesson Study
Buchanan Street Methodist service continued the Study on Peoples of the United Nations at yesterday afternoon meeting in the educational building. Mrs. Phil Gates opened with a prayer and Mrs. C. C.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
United Nations
Phil Gates
C. C
Society meeting notes and cooperative marketing in Texas
Crist served as educational chairman with Mesdames Bilderback Rollins Lempke Rice and Black assisting in presenting the lesson Mrs Gates led the business discussion In attendance were numerous ladies including Maness Rollins Gates Crist Powell Black Wood Burks Wrather Bilderback Rice and Lempke Next week the society plans to meet again at 2 30 o clock in Fifty five farmers cooperative marketing associations were organized in Texas last year.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing Associations
Texas
Devotional by WSCS at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church parlor with Mrs. Vernon Stanley directing a devotional on Let Us Search and Try Our Ways. A panel on An Orderly World for Children was held, and a Week of Prayer was tentatively planned for Oct 27 with the Wesleyan Service Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Stanley
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Bob Brittell
Jerry Marsh
Stanley
Mesaames G. A. Shull
S. R. Hutto
R. M. Stewart
R. N. Stewart
J. A. Rhodes
Joe Williams
G. H. Roberts
Delbert Roberts
H. E. Toleson
C. H. Nunley
P. H. Norman
R. H. Perdue
E. Lee Stanford
Bill Short
Alicea
Pob Brit
Alice Hester
Guest Speaker Leads Horace Mann PTA Session
Mrs J R Shackelford presided the Horace Mann PTA meeting in the junior high auditorium. A G Osborn gave the opening prayer and reports were read by Mrs C C Bills, Mrs C A Carpenter and Mrs W W Lofgren. Barbara Koesjan introduced the freshman girls trio who sang with Violet Huber on piano. Dr R G Boger spoke on Bettering Human Relations and a parliamentary procedure course for all members was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Shackelford
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
A. G. Osborn
C. C. Bills
C. A. Carpenter
W. W. Lofgren
PTA
Barbara Koesjan
PTA Schedules Rumage Sale At Local School
The Alice Landergin Parent Teacher Association sponsors a rummage sale all day Saturday at the school. The event aims to raise funds for student programs and classroom needs.
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PTA
Alice Landergin
Parent-Teacher Association
Poplar Grove Drill Practice Session Sets Winter Meeting
Poplar Grove group convened at IOOF Hall with president Mrs Jenny Lindblooom in charge. Seventeen members attended and the club voted to meet at 7:30 each winter week. The next session is set for Nov 5 at 7:30 in IOOF Hall. Canada area noted as 3 695 189 square miles.
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Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Ioof Hall
Jenny Lindbloom
Vera Goodman
Winifred Babb
Hot Springs
Ark
MOL Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church Friday
The MOL Class of the First Baptist Church will meet for a Friday luncheon at 12:15 at the church. Group 1 will handle arrangements.
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First Baptist Church
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