Beta Sigma Phi Concludes You and Government Series
Xi Beta Chapter wrapped up a two program series on You and Your Government at Miss Dilla Enochs home. Miss Ella Quante urged voters to study candidates and issues, while Miss Frances Bass discussed aiding the handicapped and federal state legislation. Handwoven items from Austin Lighthouse for the Blind were on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Dilla Enochs
East 30Th
Ella Quante
Frances Bass
Bass
Aes
Austin Lighthouse
Mary Virginia Burdette
Nora Carter
Mrs Lawrence Bruhl Elected Llano Culture Club President
Mrs Lawrence L Bruhl was elected president of the Woman's Culture Club at its annual business meeting in Llano on Monday. New officers for the next year include vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, parliamentarian, historian and reporter. Student Youth Council members Janice Winfrey and Doris Nell Nixon attended as guests to discuss the recreation program slated for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
ANS
Lawrence L. Bruhl
Woman's Culturelab
H. J. Hoerster
Shirley Williams
Herman Cassaday
Dalmon Nixon
Dick Williamson
R. L. Scratchin
Albert Fox
Mac Hutto
G. J. Pechacek
W. J. Williams
J. F. Ross
Liano
Janice Winfrey
Doris Nell Nixon
Women’s Culture Club
Taborsky Speaks At Tri L Luncheon in Austin Hotel
Dr Eduard Taborsky addressed Tri L Luncheon Club on Behind the Iron Curtain at the Austin Hotel in a United Nations themed meeting attended by about 86 guests and members. Taborsky, now a UT government associate, formerly lived in Czechoslovakia and discussed global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Tri-L
Austin
Eduard Taborsky
Theniversity of Texas
Taborsky
Czechoslovakia
Mesdames L. L. B. Hofer
Clyde H. Brownlee
FE. C. Duke
R. E. Jones Jr
Dick Kercheville
W. I. Kocurek
R. J. Lewallen
George W. McKinney
Roy E. Morey
Saxon
Allan Clark
March of Dimes Booths Staffed by Local Women's Groups
Volunteers from Austin Lawyers' Wives Club led by Mrs. A E Wood staffed the downtown four March of Dimes booths Wednesday. Thursday workers from Junior Helping Hand joined, with more volunteers planned for Saturday. Mrs Max Starcke heads the club. The Tarrytown Methodist Mothers Club led by Mrs J C Carrington Jr was set to provide Friday staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis County
March of Dimes
Austin Lawyers’ Wives Club
A. E. Wood
Max Starcke
Tarrytown Methodist Mothers Club
J. C. Carrington Jr
Teen-Agers Ideals P T A Panel Topic
LAMPASAS Jan 18 ANS Curtis Bozarth superintendent of schools urged parents to model good standards at a P T A meeting. Seven high school students Carolyn Dennis Willard Jenkins Ruth Gripon Joe Brown John Brook Gale Ripley Glenda Gaedke cited home school church and media as sources shaping teen standards. A vocal solo by Sue Jane Terry preceded the panel, with Mrs Wallace Jones and Mrs Tom Bigham noting the new auditorium at the association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Gaedke
Sue Jane Terry
Wallace Jones
Tom Bigham
Association
Ipta
Hope Tilley Leads Music Club Program Recital
Mrs Hope Tilley directed the Wednesday Morning Music Club at the TFWC Building with a program titled Power and Virtuosity featuring Schumann Symphonic Etudes piano by E J Humeston Jr and Schubert pieces sung by Rodney Kidd and Herbert Bohn with J G Wilcox on piano. The meeting discussed reciprocity plans with the Waco Euterpean Club and announced upcoming opera dates by the San Antonio Symphony Society and other musical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Tilley
TFWC
Schumann
E. J. Humeston Jr
Rodney Kidd
Schubert
The
Herbert Bohn
J. G. Wilcox
Napoli
Austin
Waco
John SS. Rudd
Chiirman
Joe Eckhardt
San Antonio Symphony Society
Salome
Rishworth Seeks College TV Station Use
Thomas D. Rishworth of Radio House at the University of Texas urges universities and colleges to operate their own television stations for educational video. Mrs. John E. Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho, president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, backs allocating channels for educational and noncommercial use and urges FCC action to reserve channels for universities colleges and public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Rishworth
Radio House
University of Texas
Rishworth
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Pfluger Re elected Head Of Ladies Aid In Coupland
Mrs C W Pfluger was re elected chairman of the Ladies Aid at St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed Church in Coupland The meeting named Mrs O R Speckels secretary and Mrs M M Marosko treasurer Hostesses were Mesdames A A Marosko Robert Mohr and M M Marosko Attending included Rev and Mrs Robert Mohr plus a long list of local ladies and the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mohr
Mesdames Fritz Becker
F. Eiben
Walter Pfluger
John Bruns
Herman Ging
Otto Kruger
H. J. Dagerath
Gus A. Kneip
Theo Stern
John Wernli
G. Hardi
Otto Reeder Sr
S. R. Ging
Otto Spiegelahner
Carl Seggern
D. Haverland
W T Morris Celebrates 73rd Birthday in Briggs
W T Morris marked his 73rd birthday with a family reunion at his Briggs home. The event also honored his granddaughter La Velle Morris and great grandson Pat Morris with a party. Relatives from Lampasas and local Morris families attended including J W Morris, Mrs J W Morris, Bertha Smith, and Della Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Smith
Geylon Smith
Messers
Raymond F. Morris
C. S. Morris
Daryl Edwards
Jeff D. Smith
Robert Graham
Elvin Smith
Della Smith
Patsy Wilson
New long sofa rear server debuts at Chicago show
A new long sofa backed buffet server, designed to fit the back of a free standing sofa, is shown at the spring home furnishings preview in Chicago. Interior designer Everett Brown helped place it in a room at the Merchandise Mart. A painting booklet offer accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mak
Ng Furniture News
Chicago
Everett Brown
Merchandise Mart
Planned Parenthood Board Begins Annual Fund Drive
Planned Parenthood Board convened at the Planned Parenthood Center in Austin to launch the annual winter finance campaign. The drive runs in seven other Texas centers with Campaign chairman Mrs Charles E Green and board members listed. The 1937 Austin center reports 800 patient visits in one year with free services for those unable to pay and an average monthly family income of eighty dollars for a family of eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planned Parenthood Board
Planned Parenthood
1300
Sabine
Charles E. Green
John H. Chiles Jr
Marlin D. Bownds
R. C. Ammann Jr
Robert E. Bratton
Josephine Daniel
George Francisco
William E. Hous
Watch the Soup! TV in Kitchen Stove One Day Soon
Chicago January 18. At the 1951 winter furniture market, makers show hybrids blending kitchen and living space. A stove with a built in television draws attention while others feature color interiors and integrated family room ideas. A representative notes the stove is not for sale yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Electric
Presteline Home Appliance
Leeson Steel Products, Inc
Presteline
International Harvester
Admiral
Norge
Western Holly Appliance Co
Culver City
Calif
Dripping Springs Home Demonstration Club Names 1950 Committees
Dripping Springs Jan 18 Mrs Roy Breed president announces committee chairmen for the year at a group meeting in Mrs E A Traylor home. Officers include Mrs Breed and new vice president Mrs J B Hall treasurer Mrs Andrew Herwig council delegate Mrs Edgar Schmidt alternate delegate Mrs R J Ragland reporter Mrs G Cavett. Edward Killer introduced as new member. Next meeting Jan 24 at Mrs Edgar Schmidt home.
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Dripping Springs
ANS
Roy Breed
M. H. Macfarlane
Nelson Davison
Traylor
Breed
J. B. Hall
Andrew Herwig
Edgar Schmidt
R. J. Ragland
G. Cavett
Edward Killer
Miss Krieg Weds V G Carlson In Thrall Church
Miss Elva Rae Krieg and V G Carlson were married at St John Lutheran Church in Thrall with Rev. E Herber officiating. They will live in Austin where both work. Miss Krieg is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Krieg of Hutto and Mr Carlson is son of Mr and Mrs W G Carlson of Thrall. The couple’s only attendant was Joyce Krieg. music by Mrs A W Fuchs.
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Thrall
ANS
Elva Rae Krieg
V. G. Carlson
St. John Lutheran Church
E. Herber
Thrall High School
A. W. Fuchs
Joyce Krieg
Ester Carlson
Curries Welcome Daughter Elizabeth Ann in Richmond
The Rev and Mrs David M Currie announce the birth of daughter Elizabeth Ann on January 9 in Richmond Virginia. Currie previously served as pastor at Westminster Presbyterian Church before his appointment as national director of student work for the Presbyterian Church USA. The couple has two other daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Currie
Elizabeth Ann
Richmond
Currie
Westminster Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church, USA
World Events Reviewed for Taylor Club January 1950
Taylor Busi ness and Professional Women’s Club met at Mrs. W. S. Wilson home to summarize world news for 1950. Mrs. Gillis Conoley led radio and television program duties while Mrs. F. E Holman reviewed Lyndon Johnson’s Senate speech.
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Taylor
ANS
Taylor Business and Professional Women's Club
W. S. Wilson
Gillis Conoley
F. E Holman
Lyndon Johnson
US Senate
Bess Scott
Houston
Houston B&pw
Wilson
Ethel B. Hod
Frieda Joseph Mary Agnes Roddy
Ozelle Zieschang
Gings Host Canasta Party in Coupland Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ging hosted a Sunday evening canasta party at their Coupland home. Guests included Henry Keil of Houston, Alvin Pfluger and Frances Pfluger of Taylor and Austin, plus E. F. Cunningham and other local residents. Refreshments were served buffet style.
Marian Rosenblad to Wed Norman Powers at Central Methodist
Miss Marian Rosenblad plans nuptials with Norman R. Powers at 7 p m Saturday in Central Methodist Church. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs James Scott and bridesmaids Mrs A K McCown, Mrs Joe Bunch, Miss Jane Harris, Mrs Stanley Schwenker. The groom will be supported by best man J E Powers Jr and groomsmen William Farley Sam Paschal James Scott Jack Edwards Gene Parker Calvin Rosenblad. Rev Tom W Brabham to officiate with soloist Mrs Robert Blackstone and pianist Miss Joyce Gilstrap. The bride elect, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Rosenblad Sr of Taylor, is honored by pre nuptial showers including a miscellaneous shower and pottery shower at Taylor and a crystal shower hosted by Mrs Joe Bunch and others. A luncheon at Country Aire honored the couple with Miss Jane Harris hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Rosenblad
Norman R. Powers
Central Methodist Church
James Scott
A. K. McCown
Joe Bunch
Jane Harris
Stanley Schwenker
New Braunfels
Joan Rosenblad
Georgetown
J. E. Powers Jr
Lubbock
William Farley
Sam Paschal
Jack Edwards
Gene Parker
Calvin Rosenblad
Tom W. Brabham
Robert Blackstone
Joyce Gilstrap
Miss Rosen
Now Girls Get Ties To Match Beau's Bows
Women will wear bow ties to match their fellas four in hands this spring. Brooke Cadwallader introduced slender silk ties for women priced at five dollars. Also in line are jabot scarves with a two inch band and square ends, and prints including old French paintings playing cards flowers and a shorthand model with famous political speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Battelle
New York
Brooke Cadwallader
Cadwallader
Humeston Pupils to Perform Piano Recital
The Texas School of Fine Arts presents Mrs EF J Humeston Jr students in a Friday 7 30 p m piano recital at the school. Assisting is Betty Jo Nelson. Performers include Susanna Robertson Jim Aldridge Letha Perkins Donald Gary Fariss Joy Henson Carole Keeton Suzanne Aldridge Richard Keeton Nancy Jane Staples Rita Reed Gail Henson Sally Pope Loris Perkins Malcolm Clark Sharon Henson. One number is an original by Fariss. Works featured include Bach Chopin Mozart Heller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas School of Fine Arts
EF. J. Humeston Jr
Betty Jo Nelson
Elizabeth Rough Benson
Susanna Robertson
Jim Aldridge
Letha Perkins
Donald Gary Fariss
Joy Henson
Carole Keeton
Suzanne Aldridge
Richard Keeton
Nancy Jane Staples
Rita Reed
Gail Henson
Sally Pope
Loris Perkins
Mrs Bland Elected By Circle H Club
Mrs David Bland was elected president of the Circle H Birthday Club at a Tuesday evening meeting in the home of Mrs Stanley Miller Route Two Co hosting were Mesdames W G Lock and O C Kluge New officers include Mrs Henry Grape secretary treasurer Mrs Clyde Roundtree courtesy chairman and Mrs Henry B Shaw publicity chairman Birthday celebrants named include Mesdames A R Trautwein Charles Caruth Charlie Bunce Grupe and Ralph Huber Attendees listed as Mesdames Bland Gant Johnson Kluge Lock Miller Reed Roundtree Mure Stewart A G Seivers and aw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bland
Circle H
Charles Caruth
Charlie Bunce
Grupe
Ralph Huber
Mesdames Bland
Gant Johnson
Kluge
Lock, Miller
Bob Reed
Roundtree
Mure Stewart
A. G. Seivers
Blanco HD Club Plans Year and Changes in Leadership
The McKinney Home Demonstration Club met at John Jones's home in Blanco to outline hostess schedules and programs for the year. Mrs. J A Alfred resigned as president. Mrs. Louis Moore was elected as successor. The group also named sunshine sisters, moved meetings to 2 pm, and served refreshments to 26 members. Members will bring food and clothing for a needy family and old Christmas cards for a San Antonio orphanage in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santonio
Vestrymen Named By Luling Church
Thirty parishioners of the Church of the Annunciation gathered at the Luling Country Club for a buffet dinner and annual meeting. Major General H. M. Ainsworth Colonel Harry G. Peirce and Robert Carter were elected vestrymen for three years. Col. Peirce and W. W. Coldwell were chosen delegates to the new diocesan council in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luling
ANS
Church of the Annunciation
Luling Country Club
T. M. Johnson
H. M. Ainsworth
Harry G. Peirce
Robert Carter
Col. Peirce
W. W. Coldwell
Galv
Diseases of Roses Studied in Bartlett
A Bartlett Garden Club session featured a talk on Rose Diseases and Treatment by Mrs. Pen Goss at City Hall. Mrs. A T Freeman led a discussion on Dry Arrangements using dried materials, with displays shown. Miss Pearl Joiner presided in the absence of president Mrs. C B Overby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Pen Goss
Cornelia Wilson
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Harry Retherford
Lockhart
Geraldine
Conrad Carl Ohlendorf
Max Ohlendorf
First Methodist
Lawrence Bruhl
Llano Culture Club
Gerber
Mrs. Hope Tilley
Marguerite Grissom
Few Brewster
Mesdames Mead Griffin
D. M. Stevenson
H. C. Pritchett
H. B. Hayes
Myrtle Greenway
H. J. Weiler Jr. Haskew
F. S. Dial
Margaret McNellis
Mesdames H. H
Mesdames A. Garland Adair
Bonnie Mac Akin
Lyman Bailey
C. E. Bock
Bohn
Brewster
C. E. Burgess
C. M. Cabantiss
J. E. Callahan
Leslie
S. N. Ekahl
Marvin Heinatz
E. J. Humeston
J. W. Lawless
J. E. Motheral
Arthur Rhodes
Weldon B. Scheel
J. V. Siegmund
Jack Shelby
L. T. Sweet
Q. C. Taylor
E. J. Tucker
Roger B. Tyler Sr
Roger B. Tyler Jr
W. F. Warren
Robert Leon White
Charles Joe Moore
C. W. Pfluger
Ladies Aid
W. T. Morris
Designing Woman
U.S. Pat
Lima Liver
Hillyer
Betty Prosser
Miss Krieg Bride of
David M. Curries
Mesdames
Rebecca Robertson
Aubrey House
John Cornforth
Oliver Harris
Clinton McAdams
Ernest Olson
George Stewart
Jerry Ivicic
Ethel Rayburn
Hubert Beach
Anna Beth Neers Floy Jones
Geneva Brunge
F. Gings
Dewey Scott
Franklin Boulevard
Walter Nelson
Catherine Bearden
Jacquelyn Harris
Kathryn Nolte
China
East 15Th
Beau
Humeston
Mrs. Bland
Blanco HD Club
Ior
Yaring
Yaring’s Millinery
Rayne
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