Woman's Fall Suits and Dresses Trimmed with Braid and Reading
United Press reports a New York fall fashion feature detailing restrained silhouettes and braid embellishments. Descriptions cover sheer wool dresses with front braid panels, a black crepe theater dress with soutache braid, satin and checkered fabrics, and multiple sleeve and neckline treatments showcasing braid and beading across various suits and gowns.
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Woman's Page
United Press
New York
Sctheater
Shana
Vrimming
Baptist Union Begins Season with Luncheon Meeting
Baptist Carzen women's Missionary Union opened the fall season with a Wednesday luncheon at the church. Mrs. Rual Jones, president, led a singing group, with prayers by Mrs. Tom Dearen. A program by local youths referenced Ridgecrest NC. Kathleen Huber sang and Billy Jean Williams spoke on Morning Watch. Activities included reviews and discussions led by Virginia Vanderpool Nell Whitten and Miss Huber Candlelight Service. A business meeting followed.
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Sre
Baptist Carzen Women's Missionary Union
Rual Jones
O. Stevens
Clark Wagner
Tom Dearen
Ridgecrest
Kathleen Huber
Gaililee
Billy Jean Williams
Emily Wai
Carolyn Elder
Virginia Vanderpool
Nell Whitten
Anderson-Moore Nuptial Vows Solemnized at Home Ceremony
Mary Lou Anderson and Arthur C. Moore exchanged vows in a home ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride wore a royal blue dress with a white feather hat and white orchid corsage. After the ceremony they hosted a wedding breakfast. the couple will reside at 1523 Fannin after a trip to Denver. Moore plans to attend West Texas State College.
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Anderson-Moore
Mary Lou Anderson
P. O. Anderson
Bellaire
Arthur C. Moore
A. L. Jal
Bessie Melvin
Press- Moore
Fannin
Dent
Crees
Ray Rozell
Mrs.Church
Ruby Poindexter
Gladys
Witten
Topeka
Kan
Melvin
Myrtle Massey
Georgia Easum
Phil Pressig
Gall
Friml
Berlin
Ada Odom
Ethel Ames
Ruby Poin
Mallotte Dexter
Cora Larson
Nora Blanton
Vera Goodman
Ione Fergus
Mary Marches
Hurley
Gladys ‘Witten
Donna Mae Anderson
Sue Mrs. Anderson
Denver
Colo
Beryl Needle Club Entertained At Coffee
The Beryl Needle Club was entertained yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. Bill Bogard, 900 Milam. Guests included Mesdames FE Brown, V D Beistie, Frank Gordon, Frank Johnston, H B Guy, Jack Self, W E Hill, I V Smith, Mrs Carl Larson, Mrs J H Reeves and Mrs N Peacock. Next week the club meets at 2:30 PM in Mrs Frank Gordons home, 4288 West Twelfth.
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Bill Bogard
Mesdames FE
C. Brown
V. D. Beistie
Frank Gordon
Frank Johnston
H. B. Guy
Jack Self
W. E. Hill
W. E. Self
I. V. Smith
Carl Larson
J. H. Reeves
N. Peacock
Avihk Temple Sewing Session Report and Schedule
Daughters of the Nile convened a sewing session at Khiva Temple where garments were cut sewed and packed for the Shrine Hospital in Shreveport Louisiana. Mrs Ethel Harmon chaired the noon luncheon and names attendees for the event. A stated business meeting is planned for September 23 with another sewing session on October 7.
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Avan
Daughters of the Nile
Khiva Temple
Shrine Hospital
Shreveport
Laig
Ethel Harmon
Mesdames
Fan Nie Bennett
Lake Carter
Gussie Deffenbaugh
Ruby Payne
Florence Byrd
Daisy Bumpus
Lena Gallo
Jennie Davis
Robbie Dyer
Bertha Arnold
Londa Reville
Margaret Bragg
Edna Baker
Marybelle Fields
Sudiebeth Hancock
Harriett Triplett
Clara Elder
Mildred Wheeler
Rose Petri
Margaret Plett
Leona Streetman
Church Circles Feature Review at First Presbyterian
Afternoon circles of the First Presbyterian Church met in the church with Mrs. L. Pirtle presiding. Mrs. Geoge Enoch gave a devotional and Mrs. Joe Lipscomb sang with Miss Jo e Grady. Mrs. G. L. Mercer reviewed Carnegie's How to Stop Worrying and Start Living. Tea hostesses included Mesdames J. T. Webb and others. rooms were decorated with seasonal flowers and asters in a silver bowl.
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First Presbyterian Church
L. Pirtle
Sara Seward
Geoge Enoch
Joe Lipscomb
Joe Grady
Carnegie
G. L. Mercer
J. T. Webb
E.G. Maberry
Fred Wolfe
J. W. Meadors
Wayne Wickham
Institute Opens Year At Coffee Institute Meeting
Primero Chapter of the Speakers Institute introduced the new club year with a morning gathering at Mrs. Henry Cuack’s home. President Mrs. J. B. Oxford welcomed members and guests as decor highlighted the event. The next meeting is planned for September 16 at 9 45 in Mrs. Oxford’s home.
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Primero
Speakers Institute
Henry Cuack
Ong
W. A. Meyers
R. E. Gatlin
J. B. Oxford
A. R. Granberg
A. R. Granberg Presided At the Silver Service. Members Attending Were Mesdames
G. W. Gress
Henry Cusick
R. E F. Gatlin
A. R Granberg
W. A. Jenkins
Roy Richey Highley
George D. Kendall
Ed Meyers
H. A. Shaw
Robert Douglas
E. B. Harris
Rush
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