Margaret Truman Receives Co-Wed Club Bouquet
University Co-Wed Club presents a red and white carnation bouquet to Margaret Truman after a concert. She plans to donate the flowers to a local hospital Tuesday morning. The group schedules two events including a bridge and canasta party at the Texas Union with free nursery service for married students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Truman
University Co-Wed Club
al Linehan
Tom Lain Jr
Truman
Co-Wed
West 24Th
Texas Union
Versity Presbyterian Church
Craig Porter
Craig Johnston
Father Daughter Dinner Set by Taylor Scouts
Taylor March 7. A father-daughter banquet is planned for the evening by Taylor Girl Scouts. The event marks Juliette Low’s birthday, founder of the Girl Scouts. The banquet will be in the high school gymnasium with camping program in the adjacent auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
ANS
Taylor Girl Scouts
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts
Carolyn Seay Junior Piano Recital Highlights Local Talent
Carolyn Ann Seay, 12, daughter of H. A. and Mrs. Seay, presented a junior piano recital at her home 3209 Harris Boulevard. She played Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Matthews, Spencer and a D Minor Concerto movement with Mrs. Heinatz at second piano, assisted by Sandra Moore and Betty Craddock. A junior certificate was awarded after the program and a reception followed. Out-of-town guests included Arlen and Mrs. Seay of New Braunfels and Kermit Seay of Seguin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ann Seay
H. A. Seay
Harris Boulevard
Marvin Heinatz
Carolyn
Bach
Mozart
Chopin
Matthews
Spencer
Heinatz
Sandra Moore
Ruth Rowell
Betty Craddock
Annette Duval
Kathy Cheavens
Bettys Ballet
Carlene Johnson
Terry Jo Cocke
Annette la Bauve
Sidney Sharkey
Arlen Seay
New Braunfels
Kermit Sea
Installation Rites Slated Thursday By Veteran Group
The American Veterans of World War II Council 1 announces installation ceremonies Thursday at 8 p.m. in Calcasieu auditorium. Toastmistress Mrs. E C Poole and invocation by Major Horace Shelton open the program. New officers include Mrs. O O Schroeder president and Mrs. Joe Varden first vice president. The event features readings, vocal selections by the Rosedale trio, and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Veterans of World War II
Council 1
Calcasieu Auditorium
E. C. Poole
Horace Shelton
Lois Fugier
Austin
American Gold Star Mothers, Inc
J. R. Harrell
O. O. Schroeder
Joe Varden
C. E. James
W. R. Glenn
Callie Harn
Hugo Hornburger
F. L. Long
Bertha Stolle
Rosedale
Auggie Gaddis
Govalle P-TA Sets Thursday Meeting
Third grade students of Govalle School will stage a health program at a P-TA meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the school. In charge are Mrs Odiel Blundell Mrs Marie Borg and Miss Jean Young. A tuberculosis movie will be shown and social hour hostesses include the third grade homeroom mothers Mesdames E H Bertram P L Elder Carl McClure and Clyde Treadwell. The PTA executive committee will meet at 9 30 p m Wednesday at the school, announced president Mrs E N Borkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govalle School
P-Ta
Odiel Blundell
Marie Borg
Jean Young
Mesdames
E. H. Bertram
P. L. Elder
Carl McClure
Clyde Treadwell
PTA
E. N Borkland
On Our Own Doorstep Presented at Bethel WMS Meeting
Bethel WMS held an all day session at the church in observance of the Week of Prayer. A covered-dish luncheon was served to a group of attendees from Manchaca Pleasant Hill Dripping Springs and Bethel including Mrs Bert Cavin Mrs W J White Mrs David Hunt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Wms
Bert Cavin
W. J. White
Manchaca
David Hunt
A. D. Everhart
Pleasant Hill
R. C. Donoho
Dripping Springs
Mesdames
W. W. Stewart
J. D. Dear
Clifton Tatum
H. D. Downs
Bethel
Taylor Music Club Presents Southwestern University Choir
The Wednesday Music Club hosts the Southwestern University A Cappella Choir in a concert at the high school auditorium on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Director John D. Richards leads the choir finishing a state-wide tour.
Junior Woman's Club Elections Wednesday Evening
The Junior Austin Woman's Club will elect officers at a meeting to be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bob Penn, 2620 Spring Lane. A complimentary buffet will be served at 6 p.m. before the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Woman’s Club
Bob Penn
Spring Lane
Designing a Quilt as Bedspread and Slipcover Accent
A vintage quilting idea proposes using an old fashioned pieced quilt as a bedspread with a matching quilted slipcover for the headboard. It recommends bright color schemes like turkey red or bottle green to heighten the room, with a coordinated dust ruffle and pillow sham.
Mrs Albert Lewis Elected Head of Pecan Springs P T A
Newly elected Pecan Springs PTA president is Mrs Albert Lewis chosen at Friday's school meeting. Other officers include Mrs Charlie Tyler vice president Mrs J E Chisolm secretary Miss Rosalie Urban treasurer Mrs Harry Menn parliamentarian and Mrs O E Peterson historian. Delegates to the PTA conference in Buda April 25 26 include Mesdames Albert Lewis J E Chisolm and Joe Wireless. The group voted to buy folding chairs safety caps and belts support puppet theater materials and a $3 monthly school newspaper fund. March 25 is set for a womanless style show at 8 pm in the school with admission 25 cents and refreshments. Participants include H B Boston Albert Lewis Harry Menn E F Hawley T G Wier C H Gustafson Walter Nettle Paul Boswell O E Peterson Herbert L Storch and Joe Wheless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecan Springs
P-Ta
Albert Lewis
Association
Charlie Tyler
J. E. Chisolm
Rosalie Urban
Harry Menn
O. E. Peterson
Mesdames
Joe Wireless
Trip sticks for beauty win slim travel case
A new trio of makeup sticks arrives in a polka dot silk faille snap case under two and a half inches long when closed. The set includes a foundation stick a cheek stick blending dry and cream rouge and a lipstick.
Parents hear Dr Fox on rehabilitation for cerebral palsied children
Dr Kermit F Fox, Austin Cerebral Palsy Center physician and co chair of the Committee on Cerebral Palsy, told the bi monthly Parent Group Training session that teamwork by parents and medical staff is essential for maximum progress. He noted most injuries occur before or during birth and outlined therapy methods including exercises braces and surgery. He demonstrated special furniture to aid relaxation and self help and invited visitors to tour the center funded by Easter Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit F. Fox
Fox
Austin Cerebral Palsy Center
University of Texas
Douglas Barron
Dan Jackson
David Benjamin
Radio House
J. D. Murray
Mrs. Cain Hosts Bridge Party in Thrall
Mrs. W. L. Cain entertained with a bridge party at her Thrall home on Thursday afternoon. Attending were Mesdames Milford McBurnett C. E. Stiles Wilford Wilson J. M. Chandler A. W. Fuchs Ross Cloud Alvin Ribbeck and Villa Johnson.
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Thrall
ANS
W. L. Cain
Mesdames
Milford McBurnett
C. E. Stiles
Wilford Wilson
J. M. Chandler
A. W. Fuchs
Ross Cloud
Alvin Ribbeck
Villa Johnson
Connecticut mother invents leak proof diaper cover
Mrs James Donovan of Saugatuck Connecticut devised a waterproof nylon diaper cover from a shower curtain after unsatisfactory fixes. She explains its features include leak resistance adjustable snaps ventilation and four sizes and notes testing by her youngest child Sharon.
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Saugatuck
Conn
Connecticut
James Donovan
Salt in Cooked Cereal Method for Even Taste
Guidance advises not sprinkling dry salt onto cooked cereal if forgotten. Instead dissolve a small amount of salt in boiling water and blend it into the cereal to restore uniform flavor.
Woman's Parliament Hosts St Patrick's Luncheon in Austin
Mrs J H Hart and Mrs Martin Ferrick hosted a luncheon at the Austin Woman's Club before the Woman's Parliament meeting. St Patrick's Day favors and clover place cards decorated tables with iris, candytuft and wild cherry blossoms. Presiding was Mrs J O Garrett with by law amendments led by Mrs J H Hart. new member Mrs Andrew Gribble introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hart
Martin Ferrick
Woman's Parliament
Austin Woman's Club
J. O. Garrett
H. Hart
Andrew Gribble
Sinclair Gannon
Annapolis
E. B. Crowder
Adam Johnson
Harry Heierman
W. G. Weber
Estelle Yarrell
B. F. McDonald
Mesdames
L. C. Banks
W. L. Brown
B. P. Clark
Olin Culberson
John Durham
M. J. Ferrick
R. C. Granberry
W. I. Kocurek
R. N. Little Jr
Joe Love
W. E. McCaleb
Howard Miller
G. H. Newlove
Edward Owers
Ronald Romberg
Frederick Romberg
Joe Rowe
Homer Shaw
Q. C. Taylor
S. EB. Hayes
David Barcher
Creedmoor Home Club Hears Seed Inoculation Talk
Mrs. Ruby Karp demonstrated seed inoculation procedures at the Creedmoor Home Demonstration Club meeting held at Mrs. T. E. Caldwell’s home. Co hostess Mrs. Joe Carson led recreation, with several members present. The next session will be Tuesday at Mrs. Preston Laws’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Karp
Creedmore Home Demonstration Club
T. E. Caldwell
Joe Carson
Mesdames Martin Graef
Walter Hobertz
Carl Uhlig
Preston Laws
H. C. Lovett
F. F. Kelley
C. V. Carson
Curtis A. Joe Carson
Segfred Burklund
Louise Johnson
W. A. Bowles
W. R. Bingham
Edgar Graef
EB. Caldwell
Beta Sigma Phi Hosts Coffee for Rushees at Fuller Home
Alpha Delta chapter hosted a coffee for rushees at Mrs. E. D. Fuller residence 624 Odell. Mrs. Glynn C. Jones led the silver service as numerous members and guests attended including Mesdames Fuller Jones Hiram Elliott Robert Bezant John L. Bogle Jack Haddick and several misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
E. D. Fuller
Odell
Glynn C. Jones
Mesdames Fuller
Jones
Hiram Elliott
Robert Bezant
John L. Bogle
Jack Haddick
Misses Aileen Noble
Mary Louise Olives
Ruby Pace
Martha Duesterhoeft
Audie Lee Morris
Della Dees
Doris Dees
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Taylor Scouts
K-Mar
Rio Grande
Fletcher
Castoria
Rayon Damask
Vilarly
Junior Woman's Club
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
U.S. Patoff
H. B. Boston
E. F. Hawley
T. G. Wier
C. H. Gustafson
Walter Nettle
Paul Boswell
Herbert L. Storch
Joe Wheless
Trip
OHN Bros
Austin’s Friendly Credit Store
Kermit Fox
St. Patrick’s
Creedmoor Home Club
Beta Sig
Sohangen
Carnival
Congress
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