SU Professors Present Violin and Vocal Selections
Two Southwestern University associate professors from Georgetown performed violin solos by Pugnani Kreisler Dawes Hubay and Strauss, and vocal songs by Handel Strauss Bridge and others. Accompanists were Mrs. Douglas and Miss Bowden with a host couple hosting the district meeting.
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Music Department
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Austin District Music Teachers Association
Thomas Douglas
Praeludium
Allegro
Pilgrim Guild Plans Box Supper At Church
Pilgrim Game of the University Community Church schedules a box supper at 8 p m Friday in the church. Games and square dancing will provide entertainment.
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Pilgrim Guild
University Community Church
Creedmoor Home Demonstration Club Plans Year
Creedmoor Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. T. E. Caldwell’s home with co host Mrs. Albert Those present included C V Carson W A Bowles M E Spurlin Segfred Burklend W R Bingham John Kamp Vernon Carson Edna Kelly Carl Uhlig Martin Graef H C Lovett Preston Laws A A Boring J C Phillips Brooks Sassman Albert Wright and Edgar Graef to map activities for the coming year.
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Creedmoor Home
T. E. Caldwell
Albert Wright
Mesdames C. V. Carson
W. A. Bowles
M. E. Spurlin
Segfred Burklend
W. R. Bingham
John Kamp
Vernon Carson
Edna Kelly
Carl Uhlig
Martin Graef
H. C. Lovett
Preston Laws
Round Rock Club Meets to Discuss Parliamentary Procedure
Round Rock Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Dick Mayfield’s home on Friday. Mrs. A C Jenke led a program on Parliamentary Procedure and Mrs. Mayfield spoke on President Truman’s Health Program. Refreshments were served to club members including Bay Forest, Lee Bailey, A C Jenke, E W Bradley, P H Hill, M B Henry, Dick Mayfield, Martin Anderson, John Inman, Bill Kavanaugh, and J H Killen.
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Round Rock
A. C. Jenka
Dick Mayfield
Mrs. Robert Mueller Visits New Orleans
Mrs. Robert Mueller returned this week from New Orleans where she visited with her son Harold Mueller who is a member of the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra.
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Mrs
Robert Mueller
New Orleans
Harold Mueller
Communist Expansion Will Be Discussed at Smoker
The University Club in Austin will host an on the spot smoker at 8 p m Friday. Edward Taborsky will discuss Aims and Tactics of Communist Expansion in Europe. The session includes a vote on a constitutional amendment opening membership to University staff and non affiliates with limits. A new committee roster includes C H Sparenberg Roscoe Guernsey Byron Short and others handling finance house membership and publicity.
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Edward Taborsky
Europe
Taborsky
Edward Benes
Sweden
University of Texas
University of Sweden
Univer
Meeting of Board Before Austin Woman's Club Luncheon
The Austin Woman's Club held a board of directors meeting followed by its weekly luncheon on Thursday. Flame gladioli and fern decorated the tables with a Valentine motif on place cards, as Mrs. W. M. Gambrell presided over the director session and Mrs. L. H. Flewellen led the hostess committee.
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Austin Woman's Club
Flame Gladioli
Fern
Valentine
W. M. Gambrell
Elgin Ladies Aid Elects Officers for Free Church
Elgin February 10 Officers for the Ladies Aid of the Kimbro Free Church for the coming year have been named. President is Mrs Martin Swenson with Mrs E L Pearson as vice president. Secretary is Mrs Martin Lind and treasurer Mrs Harry Lind. Vice secretary treasurer is Mrs Myron Swenson. Committee members include Mesdames Arthur Swenson Walter Gustafson serving Miss Annie Gustafson Idella Lind serving Mesdames EF L Pearson M C Swenson and Miss Annie Gustafson flower.
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Elgin
Spl
Ladies Aid of the Kimbro Free Church
Martin Swenson
E. L. Pearson
Martin Lind
Harry Lind
Myron Swenson
Arthur Swenson
Walter Gustafson
Annie Gustafson
Idella Lind
EF. L. Pearson
M. C. Swenson
Flower
UT Sororities pledge 18 Austinites after spring rush
Eighteen University of Texas students from Austin pledged social sororities at the end of spring rush. New members include Brownie Stacy and Nancy Jo Mall in Alpha Chi Omega, Bobby Joyce Lindsey in Alpha Delta Pi, Lee Ann Dixon in Alpha Gamma Delta, and several others across Chi Omega, Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Zeta Tau Alpha. Hilda Elizabeth Nowotny of New Braunfels joined Alpha Chi Omega.
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Austin
University of Texas
Brownie Stacy
Alpha Chi Omega
Nancy Jo Mall
Alpha Delta Pi
Bobby Joyce Lindsey
Alpha Gamma Delta
Lee Ann Dixon
Barbara Leach
Rosemary Slaughter
Mary Elizabeth Houston
All Chi Omega
Charlotte Marie Adair
Betty Sue McKown
Jacquelynn Sue Mainer
Silvia Walker
All Delta Gamma
Sharon Fay Matthews
Mary Naomi Roan
Delta Zeta
Mary Eloise Moore
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mary Edwards
Nancy Ellen Mackey
Sarah Jane Weeks
Zeta Tau Alpha
Hilda Elizabeth Nowotny
New Braunfels
Mrs. Gus Lundblad Elected President Of Local Club
Mrs. Gus Lundblad was elected president of the Twelve O'Clock Club at a Barnett's Cafe luncheon in Georgetown. Also selected were Mrs. Chick Logan as vice president, Mrs. Louise Johnson as secretary, and Mrs. Robert Yearwood as treasurer for 1949.
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Georgetown
Gus Lundblad
Twelve O'Clock Club
Barnett
Valentine
Gloria Allen
Beulah Beaver
Estella Byrom
Mary Elizabeth Fox
Pearl A. Neal
Tula Lee Stone
Mary Wilcox
Robert W. Cooper
Armoy Davis
H. G. Friedrich
E. T. Grimes
Lee Karr
Chick Logan
William H. Lott
Gordon Nave
H. S. Sharpe
Robert Yearwood
C. O. Beaver
Lindsey Gaylen
Bess
Capitol Review Has Meeting at Mrs Wiley Home
The Woman's Benefit Association chapter 142 met at Mrs. James G. Wiley’s home at 2207 Tower Drive with Mrs. H O McQuary as co hostess. High scorers in 42 and hearts were Mrs. H O McQuary and Mrs. George Brooks. low scorers were Mrs. H E Reedy and Mrs. E W Jones.
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Capitol Review
Woman's Benefit Association
James G. Wiley
Tower Drive
H. O. McQuary
George Brooks
H. E. Reedy
E. W. Jones
T. W. Caffall
C. Q O. Wheeler
H. M. Richardson
W. B. Gove
C. A. Anderson
E. J. Kunkel
Emil Greeven
Mamie Smith
Ernest Hyman Speaks on 1949 Fashions at UJH Class
Ernest Hyman, buyer for Yar ing's, spoke to University Junior High School home economics students taught by Mrs. Dorothy Lafferty about Fashions for 1949. He outlined differences in styles and explained the three year fashion cycle adds a feminine look, noting empire and Regency influences from the French Empire era 1800 to 1815.
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Ernest Hyman
Yaring’s
Dorothy Lafferty
University Junior High School
Mr. Hyman
Gibson
Lillian Russell
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Wendel Osborn
Handel
Allerseelen
Artcraft
Denier
Miss Hilleen Wolf
Center
Miss Nu Phi Mu
Austin Country Club
Wolf
Nu Phi Mu
Doris Whittington
Janice Wilder
W. Schackelford
Creedmoor Club
Round Rock Club
Austin American
Woman’s News
Texas
L. H. Flewellen
R. P. Kirk
Charles W. Foster
W. B. Ransom
Few Brewster
W. P. McFadden
Bob Austin
A. F. Bagby Sr
Joe Ballanfante
E. C. Berwick
Roger Busfield
Richard Critz
Olin Culberson
Lloyd Davidson
Homer DeWolf
B. S. Dickinson
John Wal
Elgin Ladies Aid
Taylor
Schaffer’s
the Greeting Card Center
Congress
Miss Jimmie Vaught
Mesdames Davie H. Sparger
Will Mann
R. B. Hall
Tommie Cooper
Marvin Edwards
Sid Gluck
Eastman
Ellison
Lavaca
Marie Antoinette
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