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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1950
Page
6
The final days of a limited time offer occur this week for a set of eight weather lotions. Consumers are urged to place orders before the promotion ends to receive the bundled items at a reduced price.
Claude Chidamian West Coast editor of Home and Garden will give a talk on Camellias a Background for Living at 6 30 pm Wednesday in the Driskill Hotel. Sponsored by the Azalea and Camellia Group, Violet Crown Garden Club, reservations due by noon Tuesday Jan 31 with Mrs Paul Thompson or Mrs John Donovan. Cost 2 50 per person.
Elgin Jan 2 The Past Matrons Club and the officers of Elgin Chapter 241 OES were entertained at a party hosted by Mrs Franklin Condron and Mrs W C Brown past matrons. The Brown home featured purple and lavender floral decor. Mrs John L Dannelley presided. a word drill and games yielded tiny figurine prizes for four attendees. Refreshments served to 16 guests.
An Austin Delta Upsilon alumni club was organized by J. C. Grimes with local alumni as guests at a luncheon in the UT fraternity house. Parker C. Fielder was elected temporary president and Charles T. Clark temporary secretary. Other Austin alumni named include J. D. Piper, Charles Holzwarth, G. R. Stark, S. G. Johndroe Jr, James Lindeman, Walter H. Brownfield, Thad W. Riker, A. P. Winston, Goldwin Goldsmith and Karl M. Dallenbach.
Mrs. Ann Curry Robinson spoke on Literature Begins at Home as guest of Zeta Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. The meeting at Mrs. L. L. Pollard’s home at 1518 Parkway served refreshments to numerous members and guests listed in attendance.
At a Lloyd Woodall Chapter UDC meeting at Mrs. Ira Prewitt s home Mrs Walter McCutcheon spoke on Generals Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson and Mrs M A Dozier discussed general Lee s mother The Origin of the Flag was explored by Mrs John R McCutcheon
Mrs. Vera Polasek ends a 15 year term as president of the Christian Sisters of the Czech Moravian Brethren Church of Taylor. Louis Kubala elected to succeed her. 1950 officers named. luncheon and Bible presentation noted. Delegates and alternates listed.
Girl Scout Troop 150 at Baker Junior High School held a session featuring two films Animals of the Zoo and How Nature Protects Animals presented by assistant leader Mrs C M Hasty. Betty Ann Moore presided, Gayle Sullivan led the program, and Emily Jo Flachmier and Jo Lyn Moreno gave brief book reports.
La Tapatia hosted a birthday dinner for the First Baptist Edna White Circle. Honorees included Mrs. C. H. McFarlane and Misses Margaret Ann Bagby Maizie Nowlin Billie Locke and Elouise Mercer. Attending members listed include Mesdames W. C. Whicker W. A. Phelps E. R. Frazier Edwin Dennis and several Misses Doris Nowlin Jewel Smarr Pamelia Harris Betty Jean Holbrook Evelyn King Florence Parker.
Miss Jo y Jolley and two other speakers led the Lockhart Garden Club in a meeting at Friendship Hall Methodist Church. Topics covered Chemical Gardening Bromeliads and Cacti with Mrs W B Swearingen urging care of oaks in Lockhart the City of Live Oaks. Tea decor featured pink and silver, about 75 guests attended with hostesses listed and officers presiding.
The schedule lists meetings today for the East 42nd Street Division and the Robert E. Lee Pre-School Mothers Club with Mrs. E W Mumma at 4109 Peck Avenue at 9 30 a m. Lone Star Four DAV holds a school of instruction at the DA Memorial Home 307 East Live Oak at 7 30 p m.
Otto Prinz Sr. celebrated his 84th birthday at home in Taylor with numerous guests calling during the day. Attendees included Mrs. Lena Baumer Schulenberg Mr. and Mrs. George Stavinoha Bastrop Fritz Henze Walter Eiben Robert Kruger Grover Tomblin Fritz Prinz Edgar Prinz Alvin Kaiser Oscar Helgren Carl Prinz, Rueben Krieg and families, Walter Hene Gus Eddelman Albert Walther Raymond Prinz Arthur Henze Hilda Prinz Augusta Kruger Annie Wernli and other relatives.
Jan 24 Taylor. Joyce Anne Kincl was elected president of Girl Scout Troop One at a recent meeting in the home of Mrs Louis A Kincl leader. Gretchen Frisch is vice president Jeannie Kubala secretary RaNelle Touchet treasurer and Joyce Pulkrabek reporter.
An old advertising passage promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation and bad breath. It credits Dr F M Edwards of Ohio with relieving constipated patients and says the tablets cleanse the entire intestinal tract with gentle, thorough action. Prices listed as 15¢ and 30¢.
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