Woman's Page: Speakers Institute program at Federation Club Rooms
Members of Primera Chapter of Speakers Institute heard a theater program during their regular meeting. Mrs. E. B. Harris presided with Miss Mattea McClurkin delivering War Work study. The next meeting is set for Nov. 2 at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primera Chapter
Speakers Institute
Federation Club
E. B. Harris
Mattea McClurkin
W. S. Norman
W. A. Armstrong
Helen Hays
Mesdames Arena
Walton
Harris
W. A
Recent Bride Is Complimented With Shower in Smith Home
Mrs A G Smith honored her daughter Mrs C A Paris with a bridal shower at 817 North Moore Street on a Wednesday night. Music and singing entertained guests including Inga Brister Ad die Miller Lieut Margaret Hill Major John Hill Nona Baker Mary Smith Vivian Smith Inga Smith Carl Smith Johnnie Ricketts Barbara Jean Ricketts Betty Goldsmith Barbara Goldsmith Glenn L Raymond and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Home
A. G. Smith
C. A. Paris
North Moore Street
Inga Brister
Addie Miller
Lieut
Margaret Hill
John Terry Davis
Major John Hill
Nona Baker
Mary Smith
Vivian Smith
Inga Smith
Carl Smith
Johnnie Ricketts
Barbara Jean Ricketts
Betty Goldsmith
Barbara Goldsmith
Glenn L. Raymond
Mesdames E. 8. Boswell
Glen McDowell
H. E. Savage
Charles Ricketts
L. Austin
Marguerite Davis
W. L. Goldsmith
E. C. Hooper
L. L. Baker
Naomi Class Luncheon Held at Mrs Pearl Lawrence Home
The Naomi class of the First Baptist Church met at 1911 Taylor Street for a luncheon and business session hosted by Mrs. Pearl Lawrence. Mrs. D. Greatham opened, minutes read by Mrs. J A Knight, reports given, special number by Mrs Henry Blessen and Mrs John Blessen, devotional by Mrs Tom Bruner, Gideon convention talk by Mrs W E Konkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
First Baptist Church
Pearl Lawrence
Taylor Street
D. Greatham
J. A. Knight
Henry Blessen
John Blessen
Tom Bruner
W. E. Kankle
San Antonio
B. Williams
T. 8. Torrence
D. H. Taylor
Blessen
L. F. Borden
B. Burnett
Jack Lary
Gertrude Herrin
Henry Murphy
W. E. Konkle
J. E. Ogg
James Knight
Tom Stanley
Ada Duling
D. Gratham
Wesleyan Service Guild Dinners and Program at Church
The Polk Street Wesleyan Service Guild met Wednesday in Fellowship Hall for a dinner and program. Mrs. Earl G. Hamlett led the devotional and Miss Lenore Longino, with Miss Ruth Dupree, sang Spirit of God. A business session followed with numerous members and several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fellowship Hall
Earl G. Hamlett
Lenore Longino
Ruth Dupree
Spirit of God
Alma Richardson
Ouida O'Neal
Evelyn Hood
Llewellyn Deason
Frances Annis
Lou Grace Erdman
Thelma Stolz
Catherine Driskill
Helen Worley
Alma Pafford
Annie McDonald
Gervis Taylor
Pearl Lair
W. W. Finch
John
Howard
Hamlett
J. R. Campbell
Nora E. Reid
Longino
Alma Hall
Sunnyside HFC Elects New Officers at Meeting
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Ed Gabels home with roll call and book suggestions. New officers for the coming year include Frank Raef president George Raef vice president W B Holden secretary treasurer J Detten council delegate J Le Gate parliamentarian and J Henderson reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gabel
Sunnyside Home
J. Hogge
W. A. Holden
Holden
Gate
Gabel
Henry Neusch
L. Raymond
Raef
Regina Neusch
Anna Detten
George Fesser
Faith and Hope Theme For Fidelis Class Lunch Program
The First Baptist Fidelis Class Group 1 hosted a lunch on Wednesday with Faith and Hope as the theme. Decor featured fall flowers later delivered to hospital and ill members. Mrs. E R Glass and Mrs. Mayme Campbell sang Whispering Hope. Miss Mary Moss Richardson spoke on faith and overcoming hatred and doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Fidelis
E. R. Glass
Mayme Campbell
Mary Moss Richardson
James M. Ruth
J. F. Haynes
O. S. Hull
W. N. Durham
L. P. Montgomery
Ellis Wilson
Ned Madison
B. R. Jones
E. F. Pettenbury
Frank Johnson
R. L. Thompson
W. A. Paul
H. P. Cobb
J. E. Proper
B. P F. Hasty
R. Cotten
F. C. Quarles
Bessie M. Bryan
Veterans to Meet At I. O. O. F. Hall Tonight
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will convene at the I. O. O. F. Hall at 312 East Fifth Avenue this evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
I. O. O. F. Hall
East Fifth Avenue
Sub-Deb Club Tea Party Entertains Fall Rushees
The Sub-Deb Club hosted a tea for fall rushees on Saturday at Mrs. J. E. Herring’s home 1601 Travis Street. Officers wore formal dress and white carnation corsages as members greeted guests and the tea table featured club colors green and white. Attendees included Jimmie Irene Morrison Sharon Gale Alma Ruth Lampe Ann Reppert Neilyn Griggs Jeanne Watkins Patsy Henry Jo Ann Obebeck Barbara Jean Stockton Jean Barnard Betty Moore Betty June McCullough Doris Jean Nichols Edna Lee Hill Mary Alice Cawthorn Jeanine Brown Barbara Sue Kelly Velma Dean Beeman Theresa June Thompson Betty Bitting Marjorie Wilson Ouida Miller Patricia Donovan Merita Brummett Frances Allman Julia Pendleton Betty Smith Margaret Ann Twaddell Charlene Waner Mrs. Lindsey Smith Mrs. J. E. Herring and Mrs. R. H. Allman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Herring
Travis Street
Jimmie
Irene Morrison
Sharon Gale
Alma Ruth Lampe
Ann Reppert
Neilyn Griggs
Jeanne Watkins
Patsy Henry
Jo Ann Obebeck
Barbara Jean Stockton
Bride Receives Miscellaneous Shower at Home
Mrs. James Marshall Davis formerly Miss Ruth Calvert was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at 2004 Madison Street hosted by Mrs. Earl Templemeyer and Mrs. Norman Dean. Fall flowers and yellow candlecentered decorations framed the refreshments as guests listed include C. R. Calvert and many others with several others sending gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall Davis
Ruth Mary Calvert
Madison Street
Earl Templemeyer
Norman Dean
Mesdames
C. R. Calvert
W. E. Treadwell
J. L. Powell
R. J. Ingram
Jeff Stringer
Tom Gleerer
J. W. Reneau
J. W. Brooks
C. H. Bills
Earl Green
J. M. Stidham
O. E. Todd
D. C. West
Jack Dowing
O. W. DeHope
Charles Honeycutt
R. S. Morgan
J. J. Corbell
Pearl Hall
Bill Ward
Emma Jean Stringer
Mrs Atwill cites wedding dress cost as sign of times
In an interview about her nuptials Mrs Louise Atwill notes her gown will cost 14.75 dollars, contrasting with the 1500 dollar dress worn for her marriage to Douglas MacArthur. She says she has better sense and is in tune with the times as many brides prioritize practicality over splurge amid wartime pressures. The piece links changing tastes to broader wartime constraints and forecasts improved luck with a modest gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Atwill
Douglas MacArthur
Times
Autumn bridal shower honors Mrs Wayne Johnson
Mrs E H Albright hosted a Monday afternoon bridal shower at 321 Georgia Street for Mrs Wayne Johnson the former Miss Inez Darnell with co host Mrs Carl Williams. Attendees included Mrs L L Pinkerton Mrs N C Harlan Martha Louis J L Minnich Ethel Jones J H Brown Howard Lowry W S Sibley W C Willis Robert Lee Jones W R Hill Don Hill W F Gilmore J W Holloway E A Baker Lee Milligan and the honoree and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Albright
Georgia Street
Wayne Johnson
Inez Darnell
Carl Williams
Mesdames
L. L. Pinkerton
N. C. Harlan
Martha Louis
J. L. Minnich
Ethel Jones
J. H. Brown
Howard Lowry
W. S
Coffee Given For Visitor Honoring Mrs Dot F Howard
Mrs Goldsmith Davis entertained Thursday morning with a courtesy coffee at 3505 Jackson Street honoring her sister Mrs Dot F Howard of Denver Colorado. Lace table center with dahlias and Halloween colored decorations. Guests included Mesdames Gardner Dial Thomas Probst Gilliam Jr. Wood Davis and others. Mrs Howard will return to Denver Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot F. Howard
Denver, Colo
Goldsmith Davis
Jackson Street
Mesdames B. R. Gardner
Tully Dial
Sam Thomas
Ernest Probst
John Gilliam, Jr
Ralph Wood
C. E. Davis
Howard Efinhaus
Tom Arnold
W. T. Hazlewood
W. C. Newman
Ruby Mitchell
B. R. Riggs
Pauline Bell
Y W C A Business Girls Plan Supper and Meeting
Miss Estelle Stephens will chair a 6 15 PM meeting at the YWCA building with supper served by a member committee led by Mrs Mary Elizabeth Ruthmell. Elections and committee chairs to be chosen followed by a review of Green Dolphin Street by Elizabeth Goudge. Call 6787 to reserve and join the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Stephens
Y.W.C.A. Business Girls’ Club
Association
Mary Elizabeth Ruthmell
Cers
Offihe
Joe F. Coffee
Green Dolphin Street
Elizabeth Goudge
Y.W.C.A
Y.W. C.A
Virginia Blackwell
Hidden Essentials for a Bride Beyond Fine Gowns
The line hints at the many non material needs a bride values, suggesting support, guidance, and lasting companionship surpass costly attire. It emphasizes practical and emotional elements essential to a lasting marriage.
Sandie Club Mothers Entertained With_program and guests
Sandie Mothers Club met with Mrs. Jason Robberson at 1001 Avondale Street for a social and business gathering. A book review of Leave Her To Heaven by Mrs. Howard Lynch and musical selections by Mrs. C. Montgomery highlighted the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandie Mothers Club
Jason Robberson
Avondale Street
Frank Lyman
R. A. Essary
Billy Hughes
Howard Lynch
Ben A. Williams
C. M. Montgomery
Texas
Army Air Corps
Charles Houston
Sandie
A. G. Attebury
E. R. Bowman
H. Collins
J. R. Christal
Lyman
G. L. Curtis
Essary
W. M. Hale
W. R. Hill
Hughes
G. T. Jewett
J. W. Kenyon
Montgomery, Lynch, Co
H. Mixon
N. T. Marr
Houston
S. E. Polk
F. G. Spann
R. L. Zelsman
Hale
Rosemont Street
J. H. Fleming
Nuevo Bridge Club Meets In Home of Mrs. Carrigan
The Nuevo Bridge Club met at Mrs. Austin Carrigan’s home on East Seventh Avenue. Prizes went to high score winner Mrs. Aaron T. Dawson and second high Mrs. E. S. Boswell. Next meeting set for November 2 at Mrs. Frank L. Brown’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Carrigan
East Seventh Avenue
Nuevo Bridge Club
Aaron T. Dawson
E.S. Boswell
Frank L. Brown
W. T. McDaniel
Melvin Anderson
Dawson
T. W. Austin, Jr
Bob Chilton
Lee McDaniels
Boswell
Pairmont Street
Install New Clocks For Greenwich Time
London report says the Royal Observatory at Greenwich will install quartz crystal clocks, replacing pendulum timepieces. Quartz clocks claim accuracy to one-thousandth of a second per day, reducing required corrections to about one second for daily timekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Greenwich
Harold 8. Jones
How to Clean Copper Brass and Pewter Articles
A simple method uses a paste of equal parts flour vinegar and salt. Apply for one hour then rub wash and polish to restore shine on copper brass or pewter items.
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W. O. Allison
Pebeco
Pete
Lebo & Fink Products Corp
Globe News
Evangelistic Services
Buchanan Street
Baptist Church
Henard
First Baptist Church of
Tulsa
AUNT
Lassie
Maizie Miller
S.A.S
Maizie
Try Aun Sassi
Johan EH Gam
Standard Brands Inc
Grand Central Annex
New York
N.Y
S.A.S. Phosphate
Amarillo
Hour Public
Sunnyside Hfc
Mary L. Spence
Amarillo Plainview
Broadway
Bride
Ruth “Iller
Marie Earle
Herbert
Polk St
Optometrist
Khoury Bros
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sandie Club
Polk Eating
Longines
John Furbach
Polk
Brown
Zale
Lag Patt
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
A Polk
Mary Adell Miner
James E. Hamill
Katheryne Hamill
First Assembly of Cool Church
K & N. Pierce
E. R. Foster
Lady Esther
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