Visual Education Films To Be Shown for Pease Mothers
Mothers of first and second grade children at Pease School will view A Feeling of Rejection at 9 a m Wednesday in the Little Campus Auditorium. The event, sponsored by the Pease PTA home and family life group, runs from 8 30 a m with a post film discussion led by home counselor Mrs F C McConnell. Credit toward the home and family life certificate is offered for attendance. Previous day, third and fourth grade parents watched Meeting the Emotional Needs of Children in the University projection room with Mrs McConnell and Principal Richard Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease School
Visual Education Department
University
Home and Family Life Group
The
Pease Pta
Mesdames Fisher A. Tyler
Carroll McPherson
Howard Taylor
Jules R. Watt
D. Lee Hamilton
Carl A. Johnston
Henry Gornick
Carleton Card
J. W. Edgar
David Bassist
J. A. Shelby
Ben Lee Chote
Shipley
Mesdames
T. J. Bain
J. B. Howard
Robert W. French
Burton Sandberg
Carl Wright
VFW Post and Auxiliary Set Meeting Thursday
Edwin G. Hutchins Auxiliary and Post 856 VFW will convene at 8 p m Thursday in the VFW Home on Fredericksburg Road. The Auxiliary will hear Representative J T Rutherford speak and Mrs Robert Merts fifth district president will make her official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Hutchins
VFW
Fredericksburg Road
J. T. Rutherford
Robert Merts
Smithville
Fifth District
Winn Pupils Aid March of Dimes Donation
John B. Winn School raised 141.52 for the March of Dimes. The second section of the sixth grade taught by Maude Whited collected 72.25 by canvassing the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Winn
Govalle P TA Groups Study Sewing Foods
Govalle P TA home and family life group hears Edith Anderson describe how daily activities affect food intake and energy needs. Meetings note upcoming topics and locations including Mrs Lightsey and Mrs Blais homes with sewing and slip-covering demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govalle
P-Ta
Edith Anderson
Govalle P-Ta
Joe Lightsey
Springdale Road
E. N. Barkland
Mary Lee Browne
James Blais
Don Ann
J. E. Vick
Lyons Road
Barbara Scott Complimented At Luncheon
Barbara Scott, mid term graduate of Austin High School and retiring president of the Athenaeum Literary Society, was praised at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. John Russell Smith. Centerpiece dolls in caps and gowns and mini diploma place cards highlighted the event. guests included Lurline Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell Smith
Sunshine Drive
Barbara Scott
Austin High School
Scott
Athenaeum Literary Society
Smith
T‘ted
Lurline Smith
Bobbie June Burkett
Doris McAnnally
Betty Elkin
Janelle Todd
Austin Artist Will Address Law Wives
Mrs. Anita Englehorn, Austin artist, speaks on Why Art at 8 p m Wednesday to the Arts Round Table of the Law Wives Club. The meeting, at Mrs. Robert Boone's home, 2400 Bridle Path, will cover art history and modern art factors with hostesses Mrs. Boone and Mrs. O Neal Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Englehorn
Austin
Arts Round Table
The
Law Wives Club
Robert Boone
Englehorn
Europe
Boone
O'Neal Bacon
Africa Missionary Needs Outlined by World Traveler
Mrs. Alma Thomas, World Federation delegate and Texas club woman, spoke to the First Methodist WSCS about Africa's missionary needs. She described interior conditions, language barriers, disease, and poverty, and urged more preachers, teachers, doctors, and nurses through home and foreign mission programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
World
Nell Fenner
Austin American
Alma Thomas
First Methodist Wwsces
Thomas
World Federation of Educational Association
Tokyo
Rio de Janeiro
Europe
Alaska
Texas
Midland
Iberia
Nigeria
W. R. Ruttenberry
Hayne Young
Homer Garrison
Meetings Schedule For Today
A roundup of local meetings includes the Woman's City Federation at the TFWC Building at 10 a.m. and several clubs and PTAs with locations across the city. Activities span bridge groups, PTA sessions, American Legion Auxiliary, YWCA dinners, and sewing groups through the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's City Federation
TFWC
Club Women Aid in Polio Drive Booths
Staffing the March of Dimes booth in the banks Saturday were members of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 288. In charge of other booths were Miss Bird Smith and Lois Ragland and Mesdames I H Douglas and Grover McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
American Legion Auxiliary
Misses Bird Smith
Lois Ragland
Mesdames
I. H. Douglas
Grover McDonald
University
Junior League
Woman's City Federation
Central Christian Woman’s Council
First Methodist Wscs
University Methodist Wscs
Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church
University Presbyterian Women of the Church
Hyde Park Christian Woman's Council
Burnet County Girl Scout Board Hosts Meeting
Burnet County Girl Scout Board members and guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Meddars with Dr. M. K. Patterson presiding. The group noted 117 registered scouts in Burnet County and that two more troops will register soon, marking the third year of scouting in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
Sjl
G. G. Meddars
Burnet County
Girl Scout Board
M. K. Patterson
Walter Ruble
Rufus McFarlin
Cleo Russell
Bertram
Roy Watson
Marble Falls
Mildred Craig
Austin
Arthur Fry
George Scott Allen
Joyce Ray
Clark Galloway
Bacon fat as treasure of thrifty cooking
A period recipe notes that cooking bacon over low heat yields white sweet fat. The fat can be saved and used for frying other foods such as potatoes eggs and chicken, highlighting economical kitchen practice.
Miss Senkel and J B Srnensky Wed in Bartlett Church
Miss Mildred Senkel and Joe B Srnensky united in marriage at St John Lutheran Church Bartlett with Rev Gus Sager officiating. Attendants included Albina Ernensky Marilyn Sturm Viola Kreig and Martha Srnensky. Reception at SPJST hall Taylor followed. couple to reside in Taylor with the groom at Taylor Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bartlett
Gus Sager
Ruth Spinn
God and I
Albina Ernensky
Marilyn Sturm
Viola Kreig
Martha Srnensky
Martin Kerlin
John Piikry
Clarence Minzenmeyer
Logan Stabeno
Logan Boortz
Glenwood Wendler
SPJST
Taylor
Taylor Motor Company
Miss Towns and A D Stenger Engaged for Feb nuptials
Mr and Mrs Eugene S Towns of 1702 Hartford Road announce the engagement of their daughter Eugene Towns to Arthur Dallas Stenger of Austin. Nuptials set for February 11 at the Towns home with Rev Frederick Brooks of First Southern Presbyterian Church officiating. Eugene Towns runs Public Stenographic Service in the Littlefield Building and has long been active in Altrusa Breta Sigma Phi and the National Secretaries Association. Stenger, a Navy veteran, is a UT student in architectural and engineering programs and works in contracting. he is the son of A D Stenger Sr of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene S. Towns
Hartford Road
Euugene
Arthur Dallas Stenger
Austin
Frederick Brooks
First Southern Presbyterian Church
Littlefield
Miss Towns
University of Texas
Austin Altrusa Club
Breta Sigma Phi
National Secretaries Association
Stenger
Navy
A. D. Stenger Sr
Houston
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Pease Mothers
Norcross
America
Norcross Inc
MADISON AVEN_Y
Phil Jacobs
Winn Pupils Aid
Wey
Austin American's Society
Woman’s News
National Association of University Dames
Victor Sumner
Wichita
Travis-Bastrophi County Council of Parents and Teachers
Elgin School
Tea Square Club
Byron Short
East 32Nd
University Ladies Intermediate Club
R. C. Anderson
Bonnie Road
Altrusa Club
Austin Hotel
St. Elmo Pta Home and Family Life Foods Group
B. L. Belk
Clawson Road
Ladies Club
Tranquil Oaks
Bridle Path
Olin Culberson
YWCA
Tenth and Brazos
Rosedale
PTA
Preston Cummings
Ramsey
University Unit
E. R. York
Tower Drive
Capitol Review
Woman's Benefit Association
Alice McDonald
Manor Road
Metz
Chalmers Recreation Hall
Chalmers Avenue
Fletcher
Scout Board
Miss Senkel
J. B. Srnensky
Bartlett Church
Mildred Senkel
Herman Senkel
Joe B. Srnensky
Joe F. Srnensky
F. W. Woolworth
6Th & Congress
Willams
Suniop Leegue
Ctlling
Cotton Colony
Chambray
A. D. Stenger
Vicki VapoRub
VapoRub
Castoria
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