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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1951

Page

8

Romance and Balance at Wednesday Morning Music Club

The Wednesday Morning Music Club met in the TFWC Building for a program titled Romance and Balance featuring Mrs. Marvin Heinatz on piano with Sous Bois and Mendelssohn works, Mrs. Sam B. Devall on Chopin preludes, and contralto Mrs. J. R. McRill performing Brahms and Schumann. A committee led by Mrs. C. E. Burgess planned to support the YWCA Listening Hour, 40 entrants entered in the Young Artists Contests, and radio and Opera News items were shared by members, with many guests and active and associate members listed.

M. L. Begeman TFWC Marvin Heinatz Victor Staub Mendelssohn Chopin Sam B. Devall J. R. McRill Brahms Schumann E. J. Humeston Karl F. Leifheit Brahams Roger Tyler Jr Few Brewster Franck C. E. Burgess Rodney Kidd YWCA Brewster E. R. York Lee Hollander Opera News Ernest Thompson Metropolitan Star Club Mesdames F. F. Baker Charles Morgan Harvey Mayes John Vance Tyler Frances Ann Heard

Don Allison Weds Dixene Bean in Lampasas Ceremony

In Lampasas on December 23, Miss Dixene Bean married Don Allison at the Baptist church with Rev. R. Mathison presiding. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bean, is a Lampasas High School and Jackson's Business College alumna now working for the National Farm Loan Association. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Allison of Kempner, is a Lampasas High School and Tarleton grad, a senior at Southwest Texas State College. Maid of honor was Glynda Jo Gaedke. bridesmaids were Ruth Ann Fowler and Mrs. Coleman Walton. Best man was Charles Allison with Donald ONeal and Coleman Walton as attendants.

Lampasas ANS Dixene Bean Don Allison R. Mathison Dick Bean Jackson's Business College National Farm Loan Association I. E. Allison Kempner Lampasas High School John Tarleton Agricultural College Southwest Texas State College Glynda Jo Gaedke Ruth Ann Fowler Coleman Walton Charles Allison

Barbara Bunkley to Wed Moss in Saturday Ceremony

Barbara Bunkley and Charles E Moss plan marriage at 7 p m Saturday in Tarrytown Methodist Church. Barbara is Alamo Heights High School and University of Texas educated, currently with Motor Carrier Insurance Agency. Moss attended Texas Military Institute and served in the US Navy, now with Steck Company of Austin.

W. E. Bunkley Cherry Lane Barbara Charles E Moss J. W. Hemby Jackson, Tenn Tarrytown Methodist Church Ted Richardson Alamo Heights High School San Antonio University of Texas Motor Carrier Insurance Agency Texas Military Institute US Navy Steck Company of Austin

J. W. Moore Family Makes Home Here

New Austin residents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore and daughter Laquita live at 1702 Kinney Avenue. The Moores moved from Spartanburg South Carolina where Mr. Moore managed Butler's Shoe Store for seven years and was transferred to Austin as Butler's manager.

Austin J. W. Moore Laquita Kinney Avenue Spartanburg S. C Moore Butler’s Shoe Butler’s

Designing Woman by Elizabeth Hillyer previews Tempestini wicker furniture

Italian architect Tempestini inspires a new wicker and wrought iron furniture line shown from his New York drawings. Pieces promise flexible comfort and durability with minimal maintenance. First samples debut Jan 8 at Grand Rapids and Chicago shows, while a booklet on color schemes is offered by Elizabeth Hillyer.

Tempestini New York Grand Rapids Chicago

Lexington Families Conclude Holidays With Reunion Parties

Several family reunions marked the close of the holidays in Lexington. The Parker reunion at C. C. Parker and wife’s home hosted numerous relatives including the Yorks, the Harrisons, the Lewises, and Parker kin from Waco Teague Rockdale Victoria and Port Arthur among others. A Raesener gathering in Otto Raesener’s home featured extended kin from Llano Houston Round Rock Hearne and Bryan with a Heffington dinner for their children and grandchildren in Houston.

Lexington Cc. C. Parker Byron York Houston Edward York Teague Jack Harrison Rosa Weaver Wyley Marshall Peebles Waco Lincel Lewis J. A. Lewis Port Arthur Eunice Parker Victoria Sam Parker Peebles Rockdale Raymond Lewis Jimaime Conrad Brown Oman Jensen Edward Parker S. P. Peebles I. W. Parker J. W. Parker S. P. Conn Fred Woodward Ascenia Peebles May Douglas Frank Joe Parker E. M. Peebles Graham Brown Jimmy Pamela Barry Parker C. A. Donlap Llano A. L. Raesener Joe C. Parker Round Rock Alvin Raesener Hearne Harry Raesener Bryan J. M. Heffington James Heffington Nelwyn Lanette Joann

Clifford Mangums At Home in Luling

Mr and Mrs Clifford Mangum return from a wedding trip to Corpus Christi and set up home at 314 Crockett Street Luling. The bride Laure Lipscomb is daughter of the late C E Lipscomb. Rites were held at Dr W M Elliott’s Colorado City home with Dr Elliott performing the ceremony.

Luling Clifford Mangum Corpus Christi Crockett Street Dr. Elliott

Nunnerys Named Honorees at 50th Anniversary Fete

Georgetown event honors Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nunnery on golden wedding anniversary with daughter Mrs. E. C. Cunningham hosting. Guests included multiple Nunnery family members and relatives while decorations feature chrysanthemums, a gold Christmas tree, and a gold figurine cake.

Georgetown Jan. J ANS G. A. Nunnery E. C. Cunningham Cunningham Fred San Antonio H. P. Perry Wilburn Austin Artie Young Glendon

Nursery Aid Voted By Taylor Women

The Graham D. Luhn Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary voted to continue of a project furnishing food to the Negro Nursery. December saw milk provided for 30 children at a nominal daily charge while mothers worked.

Walter Rinn Raymond Schroeder B. F. Tucker John Cornforth I.A. Shepher Edwin Kovar O. J. Wolters S. V

Mrs. Scott Hosts TEL Meeting at Beverly Road Home

University Baptist TEL Class members gathered at 3001 Beverly Road to honor R. L. Dismukes with gifts and present a gift to class teacher R. N. Sexton. Co hosts included W. F. Garlin S. O Garner J. C. Stephens and R. T. Wilson with several attendees from North Carolina and others.

University Baptist Tel Norma Linn Scott Beverly Road R. L. Dismukes R. N. Sexton Scott W. F. Garlin S. O Garner J. C. Stephens R. T

Mrs Sadie E Fritts Visits in California

Mrs Sadie Evelyn Fritts of Austin is visiting her son in law Captain Daniel D. Smith and daughter in Fairfield California. The Smiths welcomed a daughter Danna Lynn born Nov 2 and have a son Dan III age three. Her husband is the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel D Smith Sr 3208 Duval.

Sadie Evelyn Fritts Austin Daniel D. Smith Fairfield Calif Smiths Danna Lynn Dan III

Former Pupils Recall Days At Thomas Springs School

Former pupils of the Thomas Springs School near Cedar Valley gathered Monday at the Mowinckle home on Fredericksburg Road, now Mrs. Julius F. Johnson’s residence. The school, among Travis County’s first, operated four months at each location after consolidation with White Hall.

Thomas Springs Cedar Valley Mowinckle Fredericksburg Road Julius F. Johnson Travis County Austin Oak Hill White Hall WN Mowinckle J. R. Morgan R. M. Stiles Mina Edwards

Water from vegetables preserves nutrients for soups and gravies

Do not discard the cooking water from vegetables as it holds vitamins and minerals. Use it as a base for soups or to enrich gravies for added nutrition and flavor.

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G. A Mesdames A. Garland Adair Bonnie Mac Akin Lyman J. Bailey C. E. Bock C. M. Cabaniss J. E. Callahan Victor Cluck Leslie Crockett S. N. Ekdahl J. W. Lawless J. E. Motheral Tinsley Penick Louis Reuter Arthur Rhodes John Rudd George Schulz Behrend Jack Shelby J. V. Siegmund C. H. Stumpf L. T. Sweet Q. C Beverly Bae F Lui Koe Barbara Bunkley Berets Bodiey Designing Woman Elizabeth Hillyer U.S. Pat Miss Hillyear Clifford Mangums Speckels Coupland QO. R. Speckels Mesdames C. W. Pfluger John Bruns Gus Etzel A. M. Pfluger Otto Spiegelhauer Otto Reeder Robert Mohr Augusta Kruger Erwin Polzin Taylor Mrs. Scott TEL Sadie E. Fritts California Regency Congress Mesdames Dosia Davis Kinda Chote Mary Nolen Mary Young Mina Heissner Levine Lorena Fowler Ella Mae Rissman Velma James Mary Mowinckle Johnson Anna Newman Kate Young Lizzie Nolen Bessie Stanley Nina V. Morgan Mattie Morgan W. R. Young D. D. Morse E. J. Rissmann N. E. Johnson Vaan Tay Zs Mynette Bays Mynette Yaring
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