Alpha Alpha Chapter Fall Meeting Members Attend
The Alpha Alpha Chapter ofBeta Sigma Phi sorority held its first fall meeting at the Federation Club Rooms with Louise Smith presiding. Inez Lovan chaired the program and Caroline Pestor, a piano student of Silvio Scionti, played Chopin and her own pieces before returning to Denton to continue studies. Attendees included Louise Smith, Margaret Tatum, Marguerite Rogers, Nora Gordon, Catherine Rodgers, Ina Mae Duke, Helen Hoschauer, Allyne Taylor, Sybill Briley, Melba Hazel, Juanita Simmons, Helen Barrett, Marian Rosenwald, Dee Traxel, Betty Carter, Marian Galvin, Inez Lovan, Reba Beard, and Caroline Pester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sig- Man Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Louise Smith
Inez Lovan
Ted Caroline Pestor
Silvio Scionti
Miss Pestor
Denton
Mr. Scionti
Margaret Tatum
Marguerite Rogers
Nora Gordon
Catherine Rodgers
Ina Mae Duke
Helen Hoschauer
Allyne Taylor
Sybill Briley
Melba Hazel
Juanita Simmons
Helen Barrett
Marian Rosenwald
Dee Traxel
Betty Carter
Marian Galvin
Reba Beard
Caroline Pester
Calendar notices and meetings listed for local groups
Tonight at 8 o clock Circle meets at W O W Hall. Carpenters Wives Auxiliary gathers at Carpenters Hall 212 West Seventh Avenue at 8. Economy Home Demonstration Club meets at 1705 Taylor Street 6. Red Carnation Lodge 10o F Hall at 2. Red Cross sewing at First Presbyterian Church 9 to 4. Travel Study Club at 1233 Bonham Street 2 30. First Baptist business women circle at church 6 30. Child Study Club at 1637 Hayden Street 3. Junior Child Study Club at 3010 Hayden Street 2 30. Pecos Valley Queens Lodge No 68 I O O F Hall 2. First Christian Dr Shelton Bible Class luncheon and meeting at church 12 30. Panhandle Speech Arts Association opens club year at 8 Monday night at Mrs A J Thompson 1913 Van Buren Street. Mary Miller Beard to lead program. Carpenters Wives Auxiliary meet at Carpenters Hall 212 West Seventh Ave at 8 tonight. Child Study Club opening at Mrs S L Edwards 1627 Hayden Street 3 o clock Friday afternoon Rev R C Snodgrass speaks on Religion and the Child. Von Kielce city in Poland 75 miles south of Warsaw pronounced KEE el tse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
A. J. Thompson
van Buren Street
Mary Miller Beard
S. L. Edwards
Hayden Street
R. C. Snodgrass
Dr. Shelton Bible
New Face Powder Makes Her Look Younger Says Ad
Glamorous claims for Lady Esther Face Powder promise smoother skin and hides lines with hurricane blended shades. Advert repeats product features like longer wear and dramatic age-defying results, urging viewers to compare sides of the face and tune in to a CBS program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCE
Lady Esther
Dellie White
Dellie
Royal S
American Legion Auxiliary installs new officers in Legion Hall
Mrs. W. M. Staples installed as president with officers named including Mrs. Putnam as first vice president and Mrs. Foy, Taylor, Pond and others. Installing officers included Mrs. Benton and Wheeler among nine named. The group discussed publishing the national news magazine and reported on the Fort Worth convention where they earned a history book citation and a poppy painting for membership gains since May 1944. A burnt mortgage fragment was added to the history book and dues reminders were issued ahead of the September national convention. Committee chairmen were appointed for ism and defense to penny drill and more. Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 will meet Friday at 2 PM at I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Harrison Street
W. M. Staples
Charles Putnam
Glenn Foy
Noah Taylor
Granville Routh
A. Petersen
I. H. Pond
Royce Gant
Fred de Coster
H. J. Wheeler
American Legion National News
Fort Worth
Mesdames
Roy Beard
Maxwell and
Cusick
Pollard
Department
DeCoster
Naylor
Robert S. White
Cush
Art McKay
Veterans Hospital
Beard
Tex Thornton
Horace Griggs
Putnam
Georgia Ferret
Maxwell
Petersen
Ernest Archambeau
Benton
Sadie O'Dell
WMS Installs New Officers
The Zelma Hallock Circle of the First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held its regular meeting with Mrs. C. E. Osgood presiding. Officers were installed and the wagon train theme “Stretch Out Go Forward” guided the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Hallock
First Baptist Women's Missionary Society
C. E. Osgood
J. T Russell
R. L. McSpadden
Juanita Pay Bruce
Harry Miner, Jr
Jesus
Grace Hodge
Carolyn Neely
R. B. Wingate
Glenn Curtis
Fay Adkins
Ouida Ann Edwards
A. D. Foreman, Jr
John Josey
George W. Klock
W. B. Parrack
W. A. Johnson
Joe A. Jenkins
Klock
J. W. Sanders
Clem Speer
E. O. Jordan
Young People
Lee Harry
New Circle
Z. G. Fine
Ruby Parker
George Vineyard
Lille Starmer
Fred Madison
Zelma Haddock
Don Farley
Martha Belote
O. H. Pumphrey
Vera Ramsour
Dp. E. McGlasson
Helen Lambert
J. Cc. Haile
Jewell Beall
J. A. Hazelwood
Viola Campbell
J. C. Sledge
Pauline Moore
C. H. Ray
Trigg
Zedhier
J. B. Carlton
B. W. Gray
Mesdames Wingate
G. L. Curtis
R. H. Kelly
A. L. Huff
Roy Haskins
Estelle Scott
Wayne Blay
Two Piano Pupils Presented in Musicale Tonight
Beverly Carter and Patsy Westerfield will be presented in a musicale at 8 o clock tonight at the studio auditorium 1307 Polk Street. They are pupils of Miss Jewel Ellis along with Katharyn Arcer Dannie Williams Virginia Stoddard Nancy Westerfield and Mary Ann Conway. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly June Carter
C. W. Carter
Pierce Street
Patsy Westerfield
E. S. Westerfield
Studio Auditorium
Polk Street
Jewel Ellis
Miss Ellis
Katharyn Arcer
Dannie Williams
Virginia Stoddard
Nancy Westerfield
Mary Ann Conway
Last GAR Member Re-Elects Himself
Alfred W. Gabrio, 98, Hazleton veteran of the Civil War, re elected himself for a second year as Pennsylvania Department Grand Army of the Republic commander at the 78th annual encampment. He chaired the meeting and self nominated, citing constitutional by laws. Gabrio served with Company K 139th Illinois Infantry and fought at Red River Yazoo River and Island No 10, with Grant toward Vicksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
U.P
Alfred W. Gabrio
Hazleton
Pennsylvania Department
Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
Babrio
139Th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Red River
Yazoo River
Island No. 10
Grant
Vickburg
Missouri
Mother Collins Class Elects Officers at All Day Meeting
San Jacinto Methodist Mother Collins Sunday School Class held an all day meeting Tuesday with a covered dish luncheon for members and one guest. New officers were elected for the forthcoming year and a quilt was completed after the meal. Members present included Mesdames Hood, McClendon, Shel ton, Thomas, Eby, Hughes, Packard, Shamlin, Rives, Rye, Robertson, Tadlock, Teoff, Young, Flynn, Miller, Venable, Cochran and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Mother Collins
Mesdames
Alice Hood
B.S. McClendon
W. F. Shelton
W. A. Thomas
C. W. Eby
A. D. Hughes
N. Packard
M. A. Shamlin
T. W. Rives
Nettie Rye
Ella Robertson
M. M. Tadlock
J. F. Teoff
Mary Young
P. H. Flynn
A. P. Miller
P. C. Venable
H. P Cochran
Mollie Jackson
Stokes Family Visiting Relatives in Amarillo
Lt. Col. and Mrs. R. C. Stokes and son Walker of Canton Mil are visiting Colonel Stokes' parents Judge and Mrs. W. N. Stokes at 2110 Harrison Street Amarillo. Mrs. Stokes and Walker stay for schooling while Lt. Col. Stokes returns to Camp Ellis Ill to train a hospital group for overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Stokes
Walker
Canton
Mil
Amarillo
Colonel Stokes
W. N. Stokes
Harrison Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glogre
Parkridge
Polk
W. O. W. Hall
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary
Carpenters Hall
West Seventh Avenue
Eres Wilson
Taylor Street
Red_ Carnation Lodge
F. Hall
Red Cross
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Allen
Bonham Street
First Baptist Business Women’s Circle
Child Study Club
L. Edwards
Mrs. John
Pecos Valley
Queens Lodge
Shelton
Panhandle Speech Arts Group
Carpenters Wives
Carpenters
Screen Guild Players
CBS
RED Carnation Lodge
Red Carnation Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
WMS
DR. Shelton” Or
AUNT
Lassie
Sassie
Rema Eail
Graham Brimfull
Bologna
West 7Th Avenue
Musicale
Mrs. Stokes
Marie Earle
Herbert
AMA
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