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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1949

Page

8

Art Students Exhibit at YWCA Tea in Brazos Building

The University Art Students Association displays its work on the second floor of the YWCA administration building at 1916 Brazos. The tea for 3 to 5 p.m. Friday features officers, faculty sponsors, and YWCA staff as hosts.

University Art Students Association YWCA Brazos Dana Richardson Ed McGar Caroline Collins Mar- Norvell Don Bartlett David Illard Tom Tierney Kelly Fearing Ralph Pearson Irving Goodfriend William Purdy Thad McGar Mary Rice Edna T. Anderson Marylee Killmer Maybelle Stout Art Association Bernard Myers University Ralph White

National Home Demonstration Week Plans at Cameron Meeting

District THDA meeting in Cameron heard reports on National Home Demonstration Club Week. Delegates included Mesdames Fairey Jones Owen Caldwell. A broadcast and skit were announced with participants Speir Rogas Vorwerk Sawyers. The council approved sound equipment for county home demonstration activities and named a rules committee Fielding Glass Kenyon Pfluger.

THDA Cameron Travis County Home Demonstration Council T. A. Fairey J. R. Jones Homer Owen T. E. Caldwell Sam Speir G. A. Rogas Vorwerk Jim Sawers Fielding Glass L. M. Kenyon Ima Pfluger

Deadline for Matrix Table Reservations This Weekend

Theta Sigma Phi met for luncheon at the Hitchin Post and announced the deadline for Matrix Table reservations. The group will host Kenneth Horan at its annual dinner May 4 and invited interested readers to contact Mrs Patterson at 71793 or 3220 Bonnie Road. Attendees included Mesdemes Frank W. McBee Jr. Eugene D. Pendergraft James C. Stone V. C. Jung James E. Patterson Gerald M. Clapton Harold Robinson John E. Moore Jr. W Terrell Blodgett Mac Roy Rasor and Misses Joyce Bell Virginia Parton Nell Fenner Margaret Scholl Dean Finley Frankie Mae Welborn.

Theta Sigma Phi Hitchin’ Post Theta Sig Kenneth Horan James E. Patterson Miss Horan Mrs. Paterson Bonnie Road

Robert E Lee Class To Meet Public Nutrition Talk

Miss Edith M. Anderson will discuss meat preparation at the Robert E. Lee foods and nutrition class meeting Friday morning at 9 30 in the home of Mrs. O D Price 1010 East 44th The session is sponsored by the PTA home and family life program and is open to the public.

Edith M. Anderson Robert E. Lee Foods and Nutrition O. D. Price East 44Th Home and Family Life Program The PTA Austin Alpha Gamma Delta C. L. Sandahl Gaston Austin Cerebral Palsy Center Texannes Melba Stewart Bubbles Welch Anna Lassberg Elizabeth Jessen Burmah Hunt Pattie Jean Thomas

UT Student To Attend Sixth Annual Made moiselle Forum

Miss Jeanine Eminian, a UT junior journalism student from Houston, will travel from Austin to New York City for the sixth annual Made moiselle College Forum. The central theme Freedom and Security will prompt discussions on academic freedom civil liberties business government and democratic change with Harold Taylor president of Sarah Lawrence College for Women as main speaker and others including William L. Shirer and Robert E Cushman addressing attendees.

University of Texas Mademoiselle College Forum Jeanine Eminian Austin New York City Miss Eminian Houston Harold Taylor Sarah Lawrence College For Women William L. Shirer Robert E. Cushman

Silver Tea Planned by Daughters of 1812 Chapter

Oliver Hazzard Perry Chapter Daughters of 1812 will host a silver tea from 2 to 5 pm Thursday at 1425 Preston Avenue Mrs Kelly McAdams home Proceeds benefit a music scholarship at the University of Texas established in memory of Mrs James H Maxwell past president The funds also support a mountain school in Pippa Pass Ky Officers to form receiving line led by Mrs George Beeck president House party to follow

Oliver Hazzard Perry Daughters of 1812 Kelly McAdams Preston Avenue University of Texas James H. Maxwell Pippa Pass George Beeck Preston

Palm Group Sets Thursday Meeting on Home Contentment

The Palm home and family life group will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at the school. Mrs L C Porter will lead the discussion on Contentment in the Home.

Palm Home and Family Life Group L. C. Porter

Meetings For Today Daughters of 1812 and local groups

Local organizations hold afternoon and evening gatherings in Austin venues including the Daughters of 1812 at Mrs. Kelly McAdams home and the Violet Crown Garden Club at the Driskill Hotel. Other groups meet at sites like the University and public library with varied times and hosts.

Violet Crown Garden Club Maximillian Driskill Hotel University Ladies Club Tongue and Thimble Group W. E. Shallene Funston Austin Navy Mothers’ Club R. B. Wright West 18 R. A. Haymes West 33Rd Council One Public Library

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