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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1950

Page

11

Miss Oakley Weds James Martin in Church Nuptials

Dorothy Lee Oakley and James Tillman Martin were married June 10 at First Church of Christ with Rev. Ben West officiating. Miss Oakley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Oakley, and a Lampasas High School graduate, will study at Peabody College. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Martin, is a Texas A&M honor graduate and DuPont chemical engineer in Nashville.

San Marcos Dorothy Lee Oakley James Tillman Martin Church of Christ Ben West Lampasas J. T. Oakley Lampasas High School Southwest Texas State College Alpha Chi Science Club Peabody College Nashville DuPont Company Carolyn Henderson Uvalde Enoch Hutchinson Eden Mack Garner John Quinton Oakley H. C. Autrey J. W. Martin J.T. Martin Andy Burtton Lockhart J. W. Edgar Austin G. M. Oakley Georgetown J. D. Moore San Antonio James Boultinghouse Ola Wooten Scott Witcher Carolyn Henderson Uvalde Elizabeth Ashlock J. E. Cousins Houston Enoch Hutchinson Eden

Bettye Evans Installed as Austin BPW President

New officers of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Austin were installed in a candlelight ceremony at the clubhouse. Bettye Evans became president, with Adelaide Harris as first vice president and Elsie Pruitt as second vice president. other officers include Evelyn Taylor treasurer Daisy Neal recording secretary Clara Arledge corresponding secretary and Lydia Littman parliamentarian.

the Business and Professional Women’s Club of Austin Bettye Evans Adelaide Harris Elsie Pruitt Evelyn Taylor Daisy Neal Clara Arledge Lydia Littman Bess Callaway Orphelia Beavers Bertha Hartman America Mildred Modrall Ann Pillow Eula Williamson Ethel Everitt Adelaide Harmis Miss Everitt Wil Yameon Ruby Connelly Plano Mary Dodson Punch Bowl Ther Anderson Mesd Lillie Polvado Orlando Langfield Velma Boone Gladys Gruber Delia Nichols Comneene Sanders Esther Battle Jr Jerry Patrick Myrtle Cuthbertson Flora Davis Lillie Franks Edna Gage Della Mae Leet A. D. Potter Elsie Pruit

Mrs Mary Haverland Hosts Club in Coupland

Mrs Mary Haverland entertained members of her club at her Coupland home. Attending were Mesdames John Bruns Henry Korb O R Speckles O H Spiegelhauer R M Pfluger Bertha Schneider C W Pfluger and Gus Etzel.

Daisy Garden Draws Austin Crowds And Donations

Dr C W Hall of 908 West 29th in Austin grows a Daisy garden beside San Gabriel where visitors pick daisies for a penny each. Proceeds fund Wesley Foundation student workers while flowers also brighten churches hospitals and ceremonies. The garden features four inch white and yellow blooms plus day lilies corn and vegetables inviting public strolls and generosity.

C. W. Hall Ileach Wesley Foundation West 29Th Bob Turner Austin Dr. Hall

Smithville Church Recital Highlights Local Pupil Talent

Mrs. Ruth Tidwell and C Reginald Taylor presented a pupil recital Monday at First Methodist Church Smithville. Performances included organ piano and voice with Jacqueline Sewell Mary Ann Adamcik Mary Louise Cox Doris Wehmeyer Linda McClain Betty Lou Sullivan and others. Guest Nelda Colman of Houston played piano. Mize accompanied. ushers listed.

Smithville ANS Ruth Tidwell C. Reginald Taylor Taylor First Methodist Church Jacqueline Sewell Mary Ann Adamcik Mary Louise Cox Doris Wehmeyer Linda McClain Betty Lou Sullivan Dolores Ryza Dorothy Huebel Marguerite Matocha Veda Chenault Jo Ann Hart Dan

Pfluger Couple Welcome Daughter Suzanne at Seton Hospital

Mr and Mrs Edwin J Pfluger of 1411 A Rio Grande announce the birth of their daughter Suzanne on June 9 at Seton Hospital The couple also has a son named Timothy aged three Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Martin N Killian of Austin and E J Pfluger Sr of Pfluger

Suzanne Edwin J. Pfluger Rio Grande Seton Hospital Timothy Martin N. Killian Austin E. J. Pfluger Sr Pflugerville

Mrs W F Riedel Feted in Coupland

Mrs. W. F. Riedel was honored with a surprise birthday party at her Coupland home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. F. Ihlenfeldt, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Florida, and Mesdames Robert Mohr C. W. Pfluger A. A. Marosko Sam Ging M. W. Marosko Otto Spiegel hauer and O. F. Ging.

Coupland ANS W. F. Riedel F. Ihlenfeldt W. K. Florida Robert Mohr C. W. Pfluger A. A. Marosko Sam Ging M. W. Marosko Otto Spiegelhauer O. F. Ging

Buda OES Holds Installation Rites

Buda June 15 officers of the Buda Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star were installed by Mrs. Clem Armbruster installing marshal and Mrs. D. S. Garrison installing officer. New leaders for the coming year include Mrs. Leland S. Coers as worthy matron and Gene Heidemann as worthy patron.

Buda ANS Order of the Eastern Star Clem Armbruster D. S. Garrison Leland S. Coers Gene Heidemann Ralph McCaughan L. T. Johnston John Peorter Jewell M. Barber D. S. Garison Kathryn Bell Ada Johnny Ferguson Ruth Marvin Hector Esther Leon Howard Martha Ella Bradley Electa Effie Woods Sentinel Nel! Wayland

Hugh Matthews Accepts Job in Houston

Hugh T. Matthews Jr. recently visited with his parents at 1919 West 30th after earning a bachelor of business administration in airline management from the University of Denver. He left Tuesday for Houston to join Braniff International Airways as a sales representative.

Hugh T. Matthews Jr H. T. Matthews West 30Th Matthews University of Denver Houston Braniff Internal Airways

Evelyn Oehrlein Honored at Surprise Party Hosted by Oehrleins

Evelyn Oehrlein was named honoree at a surprise party recently given by her parents Mr and Mrs Alfons Oehrlein at their home in Elgin. Guests included Dean Hayes Meg Youngquist Austin Harry Burke Lowell Berggren Billy Griffin Charles Callaghan Gloria Langley Lonnie Leonard Marburger Owen Ginx Gustav Guenther Rodney Marburger Alice Anderson Morris Lynn Dagerath Patricia Remmert Charles Turner John Speckles Alberta Grohman Alvin Kerlin Elton Matet zschk William Walther Frances Marie Marosko Jane Cunningham Speckles and Malinda Oerhein.

Coupland ANS Evelyn Oehrlein Alfons Oehrlein Dean Hayes Tilden Meg Youngquist Austin Harry Burke Lowell Berggren Billy Griffin Charles Callaghan Elgin Gloria Langley Lonnie Leonard Marburger Owen Ginx Gustav Guenther Rodney Marburger Alice Anderson Morris Lynn Dagerath Patricia Remmert Charles Turner John Speckles Alberta Grohman Alvin Kerlin Elton Matetzschk William Walther Frances Marie Marosko Jane Cunningham A Speckles Malinda Oehrein

80 Year Old Best Kibitzer of UT Bridge Club

At the Texas Union weekly bridge night University students, Austin couples, and Mr. W J Taylor toast his 80th birthday with a party at Mrs. Lillian Kellys home. Taylor, not a player, attends every Friday with his son and daughter-in-law and enjoys the festivities. The crowd lists Frank Taylor John Kelly Charles Hamermesh Paul Kelly Porter Wally Alan Humphries Mrs. Morris J Daniels Mrs. Kelly LaNeive Baldwin John Penn Bart Tuffly Roger Martin Jack Morney Al Kubala Walter Dunkelberg. He keeps busy mowing reading and running errands and lately raises two quackless ducks incubated under a reading lamp. He loves baseball and softball especially Connie Mack and spent his youth in Oklahoma oil fields before moving to Austin to live with his son Frank F Taylor.

The Texas Union W. J. Taylor Austin Taylor Lillian Kelly Hartford Road Frank Taylor John Kelly Charles Hamermesh Paul Kelly Porter Wally Alan Humphries Morris J. Daniels Kelly LaNeive Baldwin John Penn Bart Tuffly Roger Martin Jack Morney al Kubala Walter Dunkelberg

Burn Fatalities Reach Six Thousand Annually

Health figures show about 6,000 Americans die yearly from burns and one third of victims are children under five. Public awareness and safety measures are urged to reduce fire hazards and improve prevention.

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