New Braunfels Garden Club Plans Spring Flower Show
The New Braunfels Garden Club announced its annual spring flower show for April 25 at Seele Parish House. The Maytime themed arrangements division includes tablesettings, church arrangements, white, battle, kitchen utensil, and foliage pieces, with judging per Handbook 1. The event features horticulture categories for roses, bulbs, annuals, perennials, and cacti, plus sections for children, men, and new or rare varieties.
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New Braunfels
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New Braunfels Garden Club
VU. E. Schellhase
Seele
Children’s Department
Hobo Party Held at Smithville Home for Church Group
Smithville April 11. Earl Duty hosted a hobo party at his home Friday for members of the Intermediate Department of the First Baptist Church. Over 40 guests attended in hobo costume, with open fire refreshments. Attending were church leaders, families, and many youths including Emil Schultz, K C Stedman, Homer Keller, J F McWhorter, J W Reader, A W Duty, and numerous other named guests forming a large community gathering.
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Smithville
Earl Duty
Intermediate Department
The
First Baptist Church
Emil Schultz
Charles Williams
Ernest Schoultz
William McClure
Billy Kunath
Jan Smith
Tillman Brooks
James Briggs
Tommie Lee
Shirley Reader
Mildred Mick
Shirley Dement
Joy Searcy
Betty Ruth Nauman
Dorothy Gregory
Jo Ann Lee
Patience Kuehn
Harriet Kuehn
Anna Lois Rainer
Anna Ray Masters
Norma Jean Rice
Marie DeLoach
Merlene Rice
Kay Reader
Margaret Ann Schultz
Taylor Girls Complete Red Cross Care Course
Nineteen students at Taylor High School finish a 12 hour Homemaking II course on care of mothers and infants taught by Rebecca Pond with assistance from Mrs Edmund Arning and Floy Jones. Certificates go to Dorothy Bouday Elaine Chalupa Joycie Jane U Herklotz Florean Hughes Georgia Janosec Mary Kasper Janel Kunz Bernice nko Helen Ray Newstrom Evelyn Oehrlein Vera Raesz Yvonne Raven Billie Schlickeisem Marie Ellen Simcek Agnes Srnensky Irene Svoboda Florene Teichelman Betty Lou Werchan Augusta Wolbreuck.
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Taylor
Taylor High School
Rebecca Pond
American Red Cross
Edmund Arning
Williamson County Health Unit
Floy Jones
Dorothy Bouday
Elaine Chalupa
Joycie Jane U Herklotz
Florean Hughes
Georgia Janosec
Mary Kasper
Janel Kunz
Bernicenko
Helen Ray Newstrom
Evelyn Oehrlein
Vera Raesz
Yvonne Raven
Billie Schlickeisem
Marie Ellen Simcek
Agnes Srnensky
Irene Svoboda
Florene Teichelman
Betty Lou Werchan
Augusta Wolbreuck
Law Wives Plan Mexican Supper at La Fiesta
The University of Texas Law Wives Club announces a Mexican supper Saturday at 7 30 p m on La Fiesta top terrace. Husbands of members are guests. Reservations through Wednesday with chairmen Mrs William A Russell or Mrs Frank Owen Tr. Music by Pat Rose. Photographs will capture candid moments. Mexican theme features introductions from Juarez Mexico by Mrs Owen.
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University of Texas Law Wives Club
la Fiesta
William A. Russell
Frank Owen
Pat Rose
Juarez
Mexico
Owen
Williamson County Council of Parents and Teachers Session Set
The Williamson County Council of Parents and Teachers will meet Thursday May 20 at St John s Methodist Church in Georgetown. The session was postponed from this week due to the ninth district conference opening in Burnet on Wednesday. Mrs H D Maxwell of Rochdale will teach parliamentary procedure and new officers will be elected.
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Cardus
Aldeo
Cardui
Lydia E. Pinkham
Colorful leather tops brighten rooms with easy care
Leather table tops in yellow coral pale blue turquoise or lime offer vibrant room color while maintaining easy care. A leather finish protects both light and dark hues. clean with mild soap and a soft cloth, then wax with furniture wax. Ezabeth Hillyer’s booklet guides color schemes and usage, available for 15 cents by mail.
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Ezabeth Hillyer
Mrs Edward Owens Heads Austin Woman's Parliament 1950
Mrs Edward Owens was named president of the Austin Woman's Parliament for 1950 51 at a Friday meeting in the Austin Woman's Club. Also elected were Mrs G H Newlove vice president Mrs Frederick Romberg secretary Mrs Martin Ferrick corresponding secretary and Mrs Joe L Love treasurer.
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Edward Owers
Woman's Parliament
Austin Woman's Club
G. H. Newlove
Frederick Romberg
Martin Ferrick
Joe L. Love
Mesdames J. Hart
T. J. Holbook
Harry Griffiths
Love
Joe Rowe
Joe Rowe and Mrs. Griffiths
J. O. Garrett
Blanco P-TA Elects Officers For 1950 51 Term
Blanco April 11. Officers elected to head the Blanco P-TA for the 1950 51 term include Mrs John Dollahue president Mrs Joe Wagner vice president Mrs E M Fuchs secretary Mrs L R Lacks treasurer Mrs L Broadbeck finance chairman Mrs J E Boales membership chairman and Mrs C E Worthy parliamentarian Worthy retires as president of the organization.
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Blanco
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Blanco P-Ta
Association
John Dollahue
Joe Wagner
E. M. Fuchs
L. R. Lacks
L. Broadbeck
J. E. Boales
C. E. Worthy
Worthy
Leah Moncure Elected President of Austin Altrusans
Miss Leah Moncure was elected president of the Austin Altrusa Club for a term starting July 1 at a monthly dinner at the Austin Hotel. Officers include Louise Kirk, Carl M. Wilson, Cecil Scarborough, George Wilhite, Polly Harvey, LeNoir Dimmitt with directors Opal Clifton Nora Carter and Mattie Ruth Moore. Charles Granger spoke on city planning and housing proposals.
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Leah Moncure
Austin Altrusa Club
Austin
Louise Kirk
Carl M. Wilson
Cecil Scarborough
George Wilhite
Polly Harvey
LeNoir Dimmitt
Opa! Clifton
Nora Carter
Mattie Ruth Moore
Charles Granger
Mesdames Opal Slifton
Bernard J. Hillen
Edith Turner
Sallie Niell
Anna Sener
Kathryn Wooldridge
Ethel Wood Roberdeau
Alice Miller
Jane Sumner
Margaret Watt
Anita Schultze
Ates McCullough
Mona Jarrell
J. L. Eastwood
San Marcos
Fidelis Class Sings The Good Shepherd At Easter Program
The Fidelis Class of the Baptist Church presented a program titled The Good Shepherd at an officers and teachers meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W Parker. Easter colors, Bailey’s Lost Sheep painting, and Bible readings were featured. A Sunday School picnic to Shaw Lake on April 21 was announced.
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Lexington
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Fidelis
The
Baptist Church
Mesdames
Leland Sorenson
Alton Peebles
Hobson Reat
Lucille Jackson
Clara Schultz
Lord
Shepherd
Tom Peebles
Shaw Lake
Levington
Messrs
C. C. Parker
S. P. Peebles
S. P. Conn
LW. Parker
J. W Parker
Mesdames Raymond Lewis
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Peg Palmer
McKettricks
Jey
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
Edward Owens
Austin Woman's Parliament
Mesdames Q. C. Taylor
W. E. McCaleb
R. N. Little Jr
Newlove and
Griffiths
Henrietta Markland
Dallas
J. F. Ewing
E. B. Crowder
G. B. Ballerstedt
Charles N. Bustin
Mesdames L. C. Banks
W. L. Brown
B. P Clark
R. C. Granberry
J. H. Hart T
J. Holbrook
W. I. Kocurek
Howard Miller
Lewis Speaker
David Barker
E. Hayes
P-Ta
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Grundalupe
Austin Altrusans
J. M. Heffington
Ascenia Peebles
May Douglass
Minnie Watts
B. Hester
del Adair
Jack Hardy
Travis Reat
Marlin
Corrie Hitcheck
Houston
Doris Peebles
Ethel Dismukes
Clara Qualls
Nancy
Sandra Hardy
Frank
Joe Parker
E. M. Peebles
Alfred Nrbantke
N. L. Range
Cuba
United States of America
Kobt. Wueller & Brother
Surrey
Marias
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