The Austin Amelia Writer Remains Behind the News
A clipped byline notes C. sJHEV continues to contribute dispatches for The Austin Amelia. The item emphasizes consistent reporting across city beats and the paper’s ongoing coverage of local affairs.
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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1949
Page
8
A clipped byline notes C. sJHEV continues to contribute dispatches for The Austin Amelia. The item emphasizes consistent reporting across city beats and the paper’s ongoing coverage of local affairs.
The Reading Circle of Bastrop plans a city park on a two block riverbank site at Main Street foot, funded by a pioneer dinner of 100 attendees and backed by the City Council. Volunteers plant shrubs, build benches, and install steps to the Colorado River, with plans for a fountain, lights, and walkways.
Judy Breehing profiles Mrs. Fred Cole and her children Wade and Hope in Austin. Wade, age four, furthers his swimming lessons while plans for his schooling reflect Texas rules. The Coles praise Austin parks and the Congregational Church community, noting a busy ministry life and a warm city embrace.
Mrs Cecil F. Boulden Sr and daughter Susan travel to Highgrove California for a family reunion at the home of Mrs Boulden's parents Mr and Mrs Ben Timmons. They are joined en route by Mrs Charlie C. Gibson of Amarillo. Seven of the Timmons children live nearby. the pair plan to return August 18.
Members of the University of Texas NAUD fashion group met Friday evening in the Texas Union to study interior decoration with modern furniture. A H M Ocetting Company representative showed slides and lectured. refreshments were served by several members including Mesdames McNabb, Lampe, and Smith.
The YWCA Young Adult Advisory Council sponsors a stag or couples dance and wiener roast for Austin youths at Zilker Park Thursday night. Meet at 7 p m at the YWCA, supper and dance 85 cents per person, with Mrs Dorothy Lundell hosting.
Mrs. Oliver G. Moore returns to Austin after six weeks touring New Mexico Colorado Nevada Wyoming Arizona and California.
Miss Waldine Hunter of Austin will travel Friday to Salt Lake City for the Southwest regional Delta Kappa Gamma meeting. As Austin chapter president she will be among the program speakers.
Mrs. Evelyn Loveless and her son Eddie depart Austin for a three week journey to Montreal and back. They plan to visit friends in Evansville and will travel through Illinois during the trip.
On August 3 1949 local merchants and individuals donate prizes for a city carnival at Westfield playground sponsored by the Westfield Mothers Club. Prizes come from many businesses and local families including E M Scarbrough Sons T H Williams Co Buttreys Enfield Food Mart A P Food Stores Capitol Seed House and KTXN Radio among others.
Miss Vivian Hamrick and James C. Reavis exchanged nuptial vows July 27 at the home of Church of Christ minister James Fry in San Saba. The couple, both San Saba High School graduates, are at home on South Live Oak Street.
The Baby Home Guild meets at 10 p m with Mrs Ben Hunt at Harris Avenue. Attendance expected from Four members and related guests planning upcoming charity work.
Shanghai authorities Friday banned mah jong as a waste of time. Sixty eight players were arrested and fined up to 40 000 Communist dollars each and sentenced to four hours in jail. Police ordered them to sweep streets.
The Kinney Avenue Baptist Church board selects Miss Josie Ruth Tidwell of Hobbs New Mexico to teach the first grade. The program, starting September 12, aims to prepare children for second grade and instill Christian principles with cooperation from Austin Public Schools. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Enrollment limited. For details call the church between 1 and 5 p.m. weekdays.
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