Noble Allen Families Hold Fifth Georgetown Reunion
The Noble Allen families gathered at San Gabriel Park in Georgetown for their fifth annual reunion. Attendees introduced by Mrs. Charlies P. McCormack enjoyed a barbecue, establishing the site and date as permanent for future gatherings with numerous family members from Texas towns such as Ninaview San Angelo Austin Waco Florence Georgetown Leander Andice Alton Bertram and Richland Springs listed among registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Gabriel Park
Georgetown
Noble- Allen
Charlies P. McCormack
H. A. Jones
Mattie Jones
Ninaview
Colo
Werner E. Colvin
Emaline
Jim
Richland Springs
L. B. Russell
Andice
Bert Miller
Bert Jr
E. S. Cluck
San Marcos
Belvin Simmons
Bob
San Angelo
Holmes Allien
Buda
Carl Davis
Henry Noble
Nell
James
Roy
Winona Davis
Dickie Ringstaff
Wilbur Allen
George
Bob Giddings
A. B. Simmons
Don
Ola Lindbarger
Ottie B. Davis
Leander
J. C. Jones
Eual C. Jones
Nolia Allen
Joe
Jim Allen
Noble Jones
Alton
Noble Simpson
Sallie Davis
Fred Simpson
Clarence Castillo
Austin
Charles P. McCormick
Madge Emily McCormick
Allen McCormick
Florence
Edgar Smith
Bertram
Madge Wright
Waco
Fred C. Martin
Lenora Nobles
Jennie Smith
San Antonio
Bob Allen
White Rock
Program on Africa Presented by St Luke's WSG
Mesdames Ben Morgan and Sam Pike spoke on Africa at a St. Luke's Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild meeting hosted by president Miss Bess Oliver. The group announced permanent committee chairmen and planned a carnival and a July 5 covered-dish supper under church-social leadership.
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Africa
Mesdames Ben Morgan
Sam Pike
St. Luke’s Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Bess Oliver
Miss Oliver
Lester Wagoner
Dick White
Ben Morgan
H. T. Russell
H. M. Hardy
Faye Anderson
Martha Castleberry
Fay Widerstrom
L. B. Cook
Daisy Neal
Guild
Darrell B. Gray
Mary Catherine Marron
Charles Douglas
Herman McDougal
Glen Dunkle
Dennis Ford
Joe Clynch
Church Nursery
Mesdames Glen Dunkle
John Watson To Talk At Y Coffee At Austin
John Watson will discuss characters from his new book The Red Dress at a YWCA coffee at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The public may attend and get autographs. Watson plans to autograph copies of his novel and provide a summer class schedule for the Y. Watson, Texas author and UT English faculty member, is known for The Red Dress and other works.
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John Watson
YWCA
Watson
Texas
Fred Gipson
Dode
Deck Cherry
John
Mr. Watson
Harper's
Atlantic
The
Southwest Review
Esquire
O’henry
University of Texas
Llano couple wed in San Antonio chapel ceremony
Miss Dona Maxine Ratliff of Llano and John Graydon Goodman of San Angelo married May 28 at the First Presbyterian Church chapel in San Antonio. Dr. Carlton Allen of Trinity University officiated.
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Llano
Maxine Ratliff
John Graydon Goodman
San Angelo
First Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Carlton Allen
Trinity University
John D. Ratliff
Ratliff
Goodman
J. C. Goodman
Priscilla Matthews
Dayton
Walter R. Hein
Mildred Creswell
Marvin McDougall
Alberteen
Charles Ratliff
Dress Revue Winners Named by Home Demonstration Clubs
About 65 women attended the Georgetown First Methodist Church dress revue featuring seven clubs. Winners included J F Hausenflake Florence street dresses first, Louise Messer second through fifth, Best Riverside house dresses first, Perry Liberty Hill second, Rutledge third, Brookshire Friendship fourth, Ederington Granger tied fifth, and multiple children and demonstration dress prizes. Each club organized decor and the program segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Louise Messer
Herman McLeod
R. H. Best
C. H. Perry
Liberty Hill
W. E. Rutledge
Bessie Brookshire
Friendship
James Hayden
Hopewell
Elizabeth Ederington
Granger
Carol McLeod
Richard Baker
Mary Katherine Bradley
Round Rock
Dorothy McLeod
Eloise Brundige
Miss Hausenflake
Hueleen McLeod
Mildred Hill
Dick Mayfield
Mrs Polzin Is Honored On 82nd Birthday
COUPLAND June 8 Mrs Frank Polzin was honored on her 82nd birthday at a party hosted by her children. Attending were Mr and Mrs A W Speckles and others from Austin Houston New Braunfels Garland Elgin Taylor and more.
Georgetown Study Club Names Committees for 1949 50
Mrs Emerson Durrenberger re elected president of the Georgetown Study Club announces the 1949 50 committee lineup with chairs and module heads for program civic youth conservation health and telephone sectors. Officers include C O Beaver first vice president T A Shell second vice president L L Huie recording secretary J Rodg ers corresponding secretary J F Clark treasurer J C Barnes reporter B E Solomon historian and F A Neale parliamentarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Emerson Durrenberger
Georgetown Study Club
T. A. Shell
L. L. Huie
B. E. Solomon
A. A. Allen
Owen Hunt
Hal Gaddy Jr
R. R. Messer
Fred Pool
John Rodgers
J. Frank Clark
J. C. Barnes
F. A. Neale
Mrs Jones Installed as Garden Club President
In Bastrop on June 8 Mrs Tignal Jones was installed as president of the Lost Pines Garden Club at the final spring meeting for 1949 50 appointed officers include Mrs Sam Higgins first vice president Mrs Henry Schuyler second vice president Mrs Henry Sebesta third vice president Mrs Gerald Stephens recording secretary Mrs Thomas Breeding corresponding secretary Mrs R M Waugh parliamentarian Mrs Gem Simmons publicity chairman and Mrs W B Ransome historian General chairman for next year’s flower show was Mrs G R Richmond Officers were installed by Mrs R M Waugh Guest speaker was Mrs Thomas Breeding of Red Rock.
Watsons to Attend Kiwanis Convention
Mr and Mrs Paul Watson will leave June 15 to attend the Kiwanis International meeting in Atlantic City. Watson is president of the Taylor Kiwanis Club. Enroute they will visit Washington DC and then New York for a few days after the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Paul Watson
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
Watson
Taylor Kiwanis Club
Washington, D. C
New York
Parley Speakers Named for Texas PTA Convention in Waco
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers executive committee in Austin selected speakers for the state convention in Waco November 16 to 18. Governor Beauford H. Jester, Maurice T. Moore, Dr. W. R. White, Thomas H. Rishworth, the Rev. Walter Kerr and others will speak. Theme is We Build a World Child by Child with Teamwork for Todays Child as the program title. addition to the state office was approved.
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Beauford H. Jester
Maurice T. Moore
New York City Bar Association
Time, Inc
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Waco
Moore
J. H. Moore
Deport
Congress
Austin
W. R. White
Baylor University
Thomas H. Rishworth
Radio House
University of Texas
Texas Congress
State Department of Education
Texas Executive Committee
The
Southern Association
Rishworth
Paulyne Gossett Announces Wedding Attendants
Miss Paulyne Gossett revealed her wedding party for the Friday ceremony at the First Methodist Church. Rev. E Bruce Banks will officiate with Mr and Mrs W A Sarrazin as the only attendants. candle lighters are Sharon and Diane Sims. ushers are Thomas Dunn, Clifford Ivicic, Skippy Smith and Colon Sutton. Reception follows at the Gossett home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Gossett
Taylor Classes 1947 and 1948 Plan Reunion
Taylor groups schedule a reunion Thursday evening at the Teen Den in Murphy Park. Members from the 1947 and 1948 Taylor High classes will attend, each bringing a picnic lunch. cold drinks will be provided by the club. Mrs. Jean Nowlin will supervise.
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Taylor
Taylor High
Murphy Park
Jean Nowlin
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