Junior Travel Study Club Hears Dramatic Recording
Woman's Page notes the Junior Travel Study Club meeting at Mrs. Ralph LeMond’s home. Members approved a group cancer control contribution and heard a recording of Count of Monte Cristo dramatized by Herbert Marshall. Future meeting set for Oct 9 at Mrs. W. A. McCarty’s home with a paper on Dude Ranching.
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S. B. Whittenburg
Count of Monte Cristo
Herbert Marshall
Mesdames
Chester Braastadt
Vernon Crawford
Ralph LeMond
Garland Martin
Gordon McCarty
W. A. McCarty
Robert McNeil
E. Leo Miller
C. A. Thomas
Joe D. Whittenburg
Thomas Wingate
Malcolm H. Wyatt
Sam Crain
van Buren
Malcolm Wyatt
4-H Girls' Club Elects Officers
The River Road 4-H Girls' Club met at the school yesterday afternoon to elect officers. New officers named were Glenda Scott president Cynthia Glasgow vice president Betty Jean Brown secretary treasurer Melva Strooper reporter with Mrs J L Glasgow as sponsor. The group will meet the third Wednesday of each month at 2 45 PM.
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Glenda Scott
Cynthia Glasgow
Betty Jean Brown
Melva Strooper
J. L. Glasgow
LaNita Maxwell
Donna Marie Phipps
Ear- Line Holmes
Janice Jane Autry
Nadine Brown
Evelyn Marie Pope
Lucille Gann
Junior Progressive Study Club Sets Yearly Plan
The club held its first meeting since new officers were installed at Mrs. Dale Andrews’s home. Colors blue and yellow were adopted for the yearbook. Norma Jean Bridges was named entertainment chair, Bob DeFee Jr. membership chair, C. C. Szalkowski welfare chair, and Jack Gouldy parliamentarian. G. H. Tomlinson announced the next meeting for Oct 8 at her home. Attending were Bridges, Gouldy, DeFee, Tomlinson, Szalkowski, and Gayle Neal.
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Progressive Study Club
Dale Andrews
Julian
Norma Jean Bridges
Bob DeFee, Jr
C. C. Szalkowski
Jack Gouldy
G. H. Tomlinson
Mesdames Jack Gouldy
Gayle Neal
Assembly Hosts Guest Talk in Khiva Temple
The Palo Duro Assembly 113 Order of the Rainbow for Girls initiated five new members Jacqueline Riddle Patsy Moore Barbara Brooks Faye Cooper and Rita Kukendall Miss Jean Lynn opened the session George Hammock spoke as guest East ern Stars Miss Jewell Lewis and others attended Fifty members and guests enjoyed the social hour The next meeting is set for Oct 9 at 7 in Khiva Temple.
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Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Khiva Temple
Jean Lynn
Jacqueline Riddle
Patsy Moore
Barbara Brooks
Faye Cooper
Rita Kukendall
George Hammock
Jewell Lewis
Mesdames Clifford Dunn
Ethel Robinson
L. S. Riddle
Maribelle Fields
Maxine Adair
McCool
Woman's Society welcomes guest speaker on India
Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service continued the study on India at the Wednesday afternoon meeting in the church parlor. Dr. Kenneth Flamm, guest speaker, shared highlights of life in India observed during his travels.
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Woman's Society
Polk Street
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Holds All Day Session
The County Club at Pleasant Valley held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Homer Davis with a covered-fish lunch. President Mrs. W. T. Willis led the business and plans were made to serve luncheon at the district boys club meeting Saturday at the fair grounds. A slip cover demonstration by Mrs. A. Prichard was given. Guests included Miss Pauline Lakey Potter County home demonstrations agent, Miss Grace Weller and Mrs. Homer Walton Davis. Next meeting set for Oct 9 at 2 PM in the home of Mrs. P. H. Coy, 119 St. Francis.
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Pleasant Valley
Homer Davis
River Drive
W. T. Willis
District
Fair Grounds
A. Prichard
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Grace Weller
Homer Walton Davis
Mesdames H. J. Pankratz
J. H. Johnson
T. H. Armstrong
B. F. Tate
W. H. Ogden
Lee Williamson
H. L. Henderson
P. C. Pollard
Jack Jerman
P. H. Coy
St. Francis
Woman's Council Sets Fall Bazaar Date
The Woman's Council of First Presbyterian Church began the new year with a morning business session planning Winter activities and announcing the annual Fall bazaar for November 21 and 22. Miss Marissa Keeney spoke on Westminster Fellowship and its goals in the afternoon. Mrs. Francis W. Pritchard presented colored pictures of mission stations supported by the church. Luncheon was served in Fellowship Hall.
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Woman's Council of
First Presbyterian Church
Marissa Keeney
Westminster Fellowship
Francis W. Pritchard
Fellowship Hall
India Featured As Study Topic
The Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met yesterday. Mrs. E. Lee Stanford gave the devotional and Mrs. WwW. O. Wassum, Mrs. S. R. Hutto, and Miss Velma Speer led study book reviews. Attendees included Mesdames Norman, Byers, McMinn, Stanley, Mauldin, Perdue, Nunley, Hutto, Alice Hester, W. O. Wossum, Pierce, and Velma Speer. The group will meet again next Wednesday at 2 PM in the church parlor.
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India
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
E. Lee Stanford
Www. O. Wassum
S. R. Hutto
Velma Speer
Mesdames P. H. Norman
Loyd Byers
J. D. McMinn
Vernon Stanley
H. L. Mauldin
D. H. Perdue
C. H. Nunley
Alice Hester
W. O. Wossum
J. E. Pierce
OES Chapter Plans Supper and Grand Chapter Trip
Bonita Chapter 184 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at Khiva Temple with Mrs. Bertha Vogel presiding. The group voted to send Mrs. Leona Streetman to Houston for Grand Chapter October 21 to 24 and to honor its 44th birthday with a covered-dish supper October 7 at 6 PM. committee members were Mrs. Vogel, Mrs. Loraine Stone, and Mrs. Sadie Bumpus.
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Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Bertha Vogel
Marvin McCuan
Walter Baldwin
Lilly Dixon
Leona Streetman
Houston
Vogel
Loraine Stone
Sadie Bumpus
Las Amigas Club Hosts Guest Day Coffee Details
Las Amigas Club members met Tuesday at Mrs. E. E. Boxwell home. Mrs. Albert Fryar led and current events were shared. A guest day coffee was planned for Oct 8 at 9:30 at Mrs. F Ingham's home with Christmas gift exchange names drawn.
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Las Amigas Club
E. E. Boxwell
East Ninth
Albert Fryar
Fred Ingham
Madison
B. H. Collins
H. B. Fain
C. W. Farr
Mae Humphries
F. E. Ingham
Herman Kerr
Rankin Russell
Bessie Simmons
C. M. Tyler
A. L. Timmons
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sponsors Tea at Herring Hotel
The Alpha Beta chapter will sponsor a guest tea on Sunday from 3 to 5 PM in the Herring Hotel. Members are asked to bring a guest who is their mother.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Alpha Beta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Herring Hotel
Warning on Damaging Pavement by Unpermitted Digging
County Engineer J L Adams warns property owners it is illegal to dig out pavement on county roads for pipe laying without a permit and pavement replacement. Motorists report dips where strips of paving were removed and filled with dirt creating road hazards.
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J. L. Adams
Excess acids strain kidneys and cause aches and fatigue
If you have too much acid in your blood the kidneys toil to remove waste. Damage may allow poisons to stay in the blood producing nagging backache rheumatic pains leg pains loss of pep and energy awakening at night swelling and puffiness.
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Nature
Man Indicted for Murder Without Malice in Clarendon Death
Fender indicted by a Potter County grand jury on murder without malice in the death of Nell LaGrone a 6 year old girl from Clarendon who died after a car she rode in was hit by a freight engine and driven into a train. The report notes there are at least 1500 known mosquito varieties.
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Potter County
Fender
Nell LaGrone
Clarendon
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