Radio and Grooming Topics at Taylor B P W Club
Taylor Feb 25 The Taylor Business and Professional Women's Club heard talks on radio by Mrs Gillis Conoley of Station KTAE and on good grooming by Miss Ethel Dyer. The meeting at Mrs C G Davison's featured autumn leaves decor and reports on potential projects including support for the Moffett fund for women in medical research.
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Federal Communications Commission
Miss Dyer
Taylor
Frank Svoboda
Mayo Tanner
C. C. Warren
Aubrey House
Anna Beth Stewart
Ethel B. Hodge
John Cornforth
Jerry Ivicic
Clinton McAdams
Homer Gilstrap
Gillis Conoley
Ed Rhodes
Rebecca Robertson
Ethel Dyer
Frieda Joseph
Frances Fullerton
Floy Jones
Mary Agnes Roddy
Manchaca HD Club Hears Two Talks
The Manchaca Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Sam Speir s home with Ms. Fred Seibert explaining seed inoculation against lung diseases. Mrs. Claude A. Martin demonstrated piecrust making and plans for a charity project were discussed. Mrs. J R. Jones was named as delegate to the district meeting in Austin in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchaca
Fred Seibert
Sam Speir
Claude A. Martin
J. R. Jones
Austin
Edward Carrington
Joe Rowles
W. O. Moreland
Austin Community Chest Women Set Begin Work Tuesday
The Community Chest division plans a Tuesday 10 a.m. meeting at the Community Chest and Council building to organize 25 teams led by five district leaders. Mrs. R. V. Miller will outline plans with Wayland D. Towner and announce the 25 team captains as volunteer workers prepare to solicit about 2,000 Austin businesses.
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Austin
Community Chest
R. V. Miller
Community Chest and Council
Guadalupe
Willie Kocurek
Miller
Wayland D. Towner
The
Austin Community Chest
Lucile Morley
John C. Tirado
C. C. Calvert
George R. Snowden
Fred L. Sharp
Sweetheart Banquet Wins 100 Attend at Lampasas Church
Lampasas reports more than 100 attendees at the annual Sweetheart Banquet by the Intermediate and Young People's Training Union of the First Baptist Church. The event at the church educational building featured Norman Davis as master of ceremonies, R H Mathison's devotional, Bill Keltner presenting king and queen Alton Berry and Nine Lee Jones, group singing, Bill Tanner's evangelistic message, a Betty McGuire vocal solo, and Peggy Morris reading.
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Bill Tanner
Betty McGuire
Peggy Morris
Austin Girl Helps Stage Stephens College Show
Miss Shirley Ruth Moody of Austin, a Stephens College student in Columbia, Missouri, chaired makeup for the Panhellenic Follies. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Moody, she belongs to Sigma Alpha Chi sorority. The three act show titled A Century of Progress on Basin Street carried the Basin Street theme.
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Shirley Ruth Moody
Austin
Stephens College
Columbia
E. B. Moody
Northwood Road
Moody
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Basin Street
Designing Woman Furnishings From Postwar Air Plane Maker
An air plane manufacturer turned furniture maker premiers a dressing table chest in mahogany like wood avodite with enamelled aluminum drawers on steel channels. The piece features steel angle joinery and a finish applied before assembly with tops resistant to boiling water and chemicals. Elizabeth Hill yer offers a booklet on color schemes for every room by sending 15 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper.
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Elizabeth Hillyer
Miss Hillyer
Mrs Rose Fife Honored At Surprise Birthday Shower
In Elgin on February 25 the Woman's Council of Central Christian Church arranged a surprise birthday shower for 81 year old Mrs Rose Fife. The event followed a program on The Plight of Old Age with musical numbers by Mrs John Lowell and Mrs M W Winters, and an original piano piece by Mrs Fife.
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Elgin
ANS
Rose Fife
Woman's Council of Central Christian Church
Warren Arbuckle
Whispering Hope
John Lowell
M. W. Winters
John Brooks
the Brooks
Jefferrs
C.E. Fraim
Mesdames Rose Fife
C. E.graim
M. V. Winters
Mrs Challstrom Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Gunnar Challstrom was honored with a surprise birthday party at her Hutto home recently. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. O. H Holmstrom, Miss Frances Holmstrom, and many Holmstrom and Johnson family members from Granger and Austin, with numerous relatives in attendance.
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Lambert Holmstrom
C. F Jernquist
Verner Swenson
Arthur Ollander
P. R. Lidell
Theo Pearson
Mamie Hultin
Marjorie Pearson
Mabel Wegstrom
First Anniversary Observed at Party By W. H. McCord
Mr and Mrs Warres Harold McCord marked their first wedding anniversary with an open house at 4205 Marathon Boulevard. Pink blue and yellow daisies adorned the living room as guests including T McVey W A Chapman Otto Obermiller Mamie Hastedt Susie Muller Elizabeth Zschiesche N J Robensburg E F Shropshire Preston Parish William McCord Jeanette Flachmeier Emily Jo Blanche Virginia Meek Ernestine Kowerschke David Gayle Sullivan Norris McCord attended.
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Warres
Harold McCord
Marathon Boulevard
Messrs. and Mesdames T. McVey
W. A. Chapman
Otto Obermiller
Mesdames Mamie Hastedt
Susie Muller
Elizabeth Zschiesche
N. J. Robensburg
E. F. Shropshire
Preston Parish
William McCord
Jeanette Flachmeier
Emily Jo
Blanche Virginia Meek
Ernestine Kowerschke
David Gayle Sullivan
Norris McCord
UT NAUD Fashion and Bridge Groups Convene Members
UT NAUD fashion group met in the Texas Union ladies lounge with Mrs. Helen Sellers of the Community Chest and Mrs. M Marguerite Stephenson discussing spring hats and store hats. Bridge group gathered at the campus cafeteria adding a beginners table and canasta and awarding prizes to Mrs Forest McDonald, Mrs J W Jones, and Mrs Robert A Booker.
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University of Texas
NAUD
The
Texas Union
Helen Sellers
Community Chest
M. Marguerite Stephenson
Goodfriends
William F. White
A. J. Russell
Thomas H. Thompson
Mesdames
A. G. Cargile Jr
Jim Gober
J. M. Bernson
Bill Carter
Marvin Masur
Pat Williams
J. T. Terrell
Charles Queen
Mesdames Williams D. Jones
Lloyd Wlavka
Thomas Turman
Kay Noble
Mesdames Forest McDonald
J. W. Jones
Rob
Dr Primer to Speak at Travis County Council Meeting
City and county health officer Dr Ben Primer will be guest speaker for the Travis County Council of Women meeting Thursday morning. The group meets at 10 30 a m at Mrs T L Helton s home on RFD 3 Austin with the topic Health Pediatrics to Geriatrics.
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Dr. Primer
Council of Women
Ben Primer
Travis County Council of Women
T. L. Helton
RFD
Austin
Primer
Evangelical Free Group Meeting Planned at Church
A meeting of the ladies and society of the Evangelical Free Church is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the church. Miss Virginia Williams will be principal speaker on the program arranged by Mrs Axel Blomquist. Hostesses will be Mesdames Roy Ryden Dewey Johnson Carlos Anderson and Wesley Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies and Society of the Evangelical Free Church
Virginia Williams
Axel Blomquist
Mesdames
Roy Ryden
Dewey Johnson
Carlos Anderson
Wesley Johnson
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Robert Bauerle
F. W. Biggs
Ray T. Karr
Clara Long
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Penthnes
Lydia E. Ablets
Santone
Y Enfield
Warier
Edinburg
Epergnes
Colorado Street
Community Chest Division
Alice Condron
Raymond Johnson
Baptist Parsonage
Kenneth Sellers
J. T. Jennings
Marble Falls
Arvid Carlson
Johnson
Ila Condron
Elgin High School
Lawson Rivers Chevrolet
Miss Condron
Vivian Scales
Howard McGee
Mesdames Vernon Taylor
H. C. Olson
Will Gage
O. Scott
Austin Girl
Designing Woman
U.S. Pat of
Condron
W. C. Eggleston
Ozie Brown
Finch Dunkin
James Adams
Joe Taylor
G. B. Frazier
George Bell Frazier
Carter Frost
Yaring
Vanity Fair
Mrs. Challstrom
W. H. McCords
Naud Fashion
Ert
A. Booker
Gilbert L. Danielson
Carl V. Tibbetts
Forest McDonald
Gilbert L. Taft
Harold R. Ray
Douglas Huie
Robert A. Booker
A. H. Grice
Meg McAdams
Thomas F. Thompson
Jack Rannenburg
Lyda Mitchell
J. R. Timmerman
Eli Mayburg
Pat Stovall
James Meyers
Victor C. Sumner
J. C. Sloan
Kitty Walker
Batiste and
Eyelet
Congress
Cash
Evangelical Free Group
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