Gladys Koether Eugene Mach Exchange Vows in La Grange
Miss Gladys Koether and Eugene Louis Mach were married in Zion Lutheran Church La Grange October 7 with Rev H A Traugott conducting. The bride wore white satin with an illusion veil and carried white carnations with an orchid, attended by Eugelyn Mach. Best man Harvey Rathkamp, witnesses Julius Kurtz and William Bartosch. A reception followed at the bride’s home. couple to reside in La Grange.
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H. A. Traugott
Ed Koether
Schulenburg
Eugene S. Mach
la Grange
Carl Dunk
Eugelyn Mach
Harvey Rathkamp
Victoria
Julius Kurtz
Paris
William Bartosch
Floresville
Mrs. Mach
Bluing for Black Garments Keeps Darks Like New
Apply a dash of bluing when laundering black garments to preserve their depth and prevent brownish tinges. This simple step helps maintain a fresh, dark appearance in dark fabrics.
Russia and the Cold War discussed by Dr Taborsky
Dr Eduard Taborsky visiting lecturer at the University of Texas spoke to the Altrusa Club in the Austin Hotel on Russia and the Cold War. He argued that indoctrination of children is a major Communist crime and that a series of defeats will sway workers against the regime. Special entertainment featured Ben Houston singing several songs. The meeting supported Altrusa grants for Latin American study programs, totaling about 26 000 since 1945, with leadership by Miss Mamie Lash.
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Russia
Eduard Taborsky
University of Texas
Altrusa Club
Austin
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Taborsky
Ben Houston
Anna Wilcox
Charles Joe Moore
Leah Moncure
Betty Paterson
Altrusa
United States
Canada
Altrusa International
Mamie D. Lash
Indianapolis
Ind
Paterson
Madake Nichiyana
Yoshi Yoshita
Japan
Graciela Value
Cuba
Bridgette Stenzel
Glasflora Ortega
Isobel Ortega Navarro
Chile
Dr. Taborsky
Houston
Mesdames Adolph Koch
H. 8. Donnelly
Fred T. Anderson
J. L. Crawford Jr
Lillas Thaxton
A. H. Carter
Willie Mae McGinnes
Lora Lee Pederson
Elsie Gomez
Mesdames Moore
Eleanor Crow Lyons
M. Marguerite Stephenson
Opal
Woman Prospector Finds Joy in Rocks
SALT LAKE CITY October 23. Josie, lifelong prospector and miner, works near Winnemucca Nevada after recovery from surgery. She first mined at 13, later sold a mine for 5000 dollars. In Creede Colorado she married Lane Pearl, sharing highs and lows for 26 years before his death in 1918 influenza epidemic. She shows ore finds including uranium and wears a necklace of gold nuggets. Proudest of grubstaking and educating many boys and three girls, she keeps camp tents and meals for visitors and offers shelter and home canned foods, saying strangers are friends.
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Salt Lake City
Josie
Winnemucca
New
Colorado
Creede
Colo
Lane Pearl
Nevada
HD Clubs Plan UN Celebration
Lampasas 16 home demonstration clubs plan United Nations Day activities with community programs and flags to be flown. Mrs Will Piper demonstrated making and displaying the United Nations flag for leaders training, assisted by Miss Laura A Tharp. Club presidents include Mrs Will Piper Adamsville Mrs Roy Mayven Atherton Mrs Quince Stone Center Mrs Leroy Whitehead Hadwick Mrs Brice Eddy Friendship Mrs Joe Harrell Keer Mrs Marvin Nesbit Long Cove Mrs Lewis Landers McCreaville Nix Mrs Claiborne Walton Mt View Mrs Sadie Canales Oak Ridge Mrs Wayne Jones Ogles Mrs Byron Hawthorn Pecan Grove Mrs W E Morgan Rumely and Mrs Lewis Walker Unity.
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Lampasas
Lampasas County
Will Piper
Adamsville
United Nations
Laura A. Tharp
Will
Ogles
Byron Hawthorn
Pecan Grove
W. E. Morgan
Rumely
Lewis Walker
Unity
Meetings Today In Austin Women Groups And Clubs
A schedule of gatherings across Austin includes the Austin Lawyers' Wives Club at Austin Country Club at 10 a.m. and the Austin Business and Professional Women with Georgetown BPW at Sam Bass Cafe in Round Rock at 7 30 p.m. Also listed are meetings of American Legion Auxiliary University Unit 288, the Comptrollers Department Employees Luncheon Club, a Music Group, University Ladies Intermediate Club, Oak Hill Home Demonstration Club, Alpha Xi Delta alumnae buffet, AAUW Conversational Spanish, Austin Woman's Federation, and a Campus and Austin League of Women Voters tea at University Baptist Church student center from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Austin
Georgetown B&pw
Sam Bass
Round Rock
Austin League of Women Voters
University Baptist Church
San Marcos Club Hosts FB&PW District Six Meeting
San Marcos Chapter entertained Federated Business and Professional Women's Club of District Six on October 15 with Alma Lueders hosting, Miss Margaret Boyd presenting San Marcos pupils, a quartet entertaining, and Frances Arnold detailing district activities. The afternoon included a theater visit to AquaRena and a glass-bottom boat ride with attendees from Austin, Bryan, College Station, New Braunfels, Belton, Cameron, San Antonio, La Grange and San Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
ANS
Federated Business and Professional Women's Club
District Six
Alma Lueders
Margaret Boyd
R. R. Rush
Rufus Rush
Douglas Harris
Joe Wilson
Lueders
Frances
Miss Hanisch Engaged To Sam McBroom Jr
La Grange announces the engagement of Miss Verna Lee Hanisch of Houston to Sam McBroom Jr., son of Mrs. M Murphy of Bertram. The couple plans a November wedding.
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Hanisch
Sam McBroom Jr
LA Grange
ANS
W. F. Hanisch
Erna Lee Hanisch
Houston
McBroom Jr
M. Murphy
Bertram
Mary Ann Schmidt Ronald Morris Wed In New Braunfels Nuptials
Mary Ann Schmidt and Ronald E. Morris were married October 15 at Sts. Peter and Paul Church New Braunfels. The ceremony featured a double ring service with bridal party details and a reception at the American Legion home prior to a trip to Chicago. Both families and military backgrounds noted. the bride to reside in New Braunfels.
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American Legion
Dick Dittmar
Isabel Sahm
Adeline Timmermann
New Braunfels
Schmidt
Chicago
Modern design shifts from arty to cozy says interior decorator
Miss Edith Kirkland told the Travis Chapter auxiliary that modern design leans toward basic forms and function, using new materials like leather, marble, and plastics while avoiding excessive openness. She urged tasteful decoration, privacy, and to avoid picture windows without a view, sharing examples from her UT faculty background and national work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kirkland
Travis
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Colorado River Authority
Lake Austin
Kirkland
Playing Hospital Eases Tot's Fears
A Winston-Salem mother and child prepared for a tonsil operation by role playing doctor and patient. Marcia Welsh learned about exams needles and anesthesia before her stay, easing fear and making her confident about the hospital visit. A local specialist notes parental calm and prior explanation reduce anxiety for young patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Marcia Welsh
Marcia
Warren A. Welsh
Mrs. Welsh
No Double Standard For Lingerie Care
NEA Staff Writer argues women neglect washing certain lingerie due to difficulty with ironed or stiffened pieces. Advice covers soaking, lukewarm water, gentle scrubbing with a fingernail brush, brief machine dipping, careful wringing, and two drying methods while avoiding direct sun and heat to preserve elasticity and shape.
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NEA
New Product Aids Removal of Polish
A new product combines cotton absorbency with sheet ease. Real cotton fibers are pressed into tissue-thin sheets sold in a matchbook package for compact home storage. Fold a sheet, dampen with remover, press on the nail, then wipe toward the tip to remove polish without smearing.
Eagles Auxiliary Sets Meeting on Wednesday
Officers of Austin Auxiliary 2851 Fraternal Order of Eagles will convene at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Aerie Home 1200 South Congress for a regular meeting.
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Eagles
Officers of
Austin
Order of Eagles
Aerie
South Congress
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Gladys Koether
Eugene L. Mach
ANL
Zion Lutheran Church
Wo Koether
Eugene Louisach
Clifton
de Groot
Anna J. Sandbo
J. H. Baugh
Ethel Wood Roberdeau
A Mason
Katherine Wooldridge
B. J. Hillen
Misses Moncure
Lalla Peterson
Margaret Watt
Cecil Scarborough
Nora Carter
Mattie Ruth Moore
Anita Schultze
Jane Sumner
Alice Peel
Alice Miller
Reiss
Melinger
Austin Lawyers’ Wives Club
Austin Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Walker
Cherrywood Road
Comptrollers Department
Durango Room
University Ladies Intermediate Club
G. H. Sanderson
Alameda Drive
Oak Hill
Max Buans
Fredericksburg Road
Alpha Xi Delta
C. M. Rogers
Leonard
AAUW
Lillian Wester
A West 32Nd
Austin Woman's Federation
TFWC
San Marcos Club
Fb&pw
Mary Ann Schmidt
Ronald E. Morris
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Armand Weber
Julius Schmidt
New Braunfels High School
Nowotny Insurance Company
James N. Morris Sr
Tiskilwa
Ill
US Air Force
Tiskilwa High School
Katie Fey
Peggy Jo Schmidt
Jolyn Hassmann
San Antonio
Robert Ewald
Marion
Chester Bueche
Glenn Morris
Tiskilwa, Ill
Kenneth Rheinlander
New York
London
LCRA
Walter Seaholm
H. K. Rigsbee
Mrs. Seaholm
Mesdames S. D. Breeding
W. M. Brydon
Farland C. Bundy
A. H. Christian
Joe G. Gilbreath
J. R. Graves
J. F. Cary
P S. Bailey
Lewis Pennock
M. V. Greer
Noble E. Larson
William Darley
S. C. McIntosh
R. 5. Guinn
Hudson Matlock
Charles J. Schneider
J. Neils Thompson
Arthur L. Nelson
Blanco
R. W. Shafer
P. C. Goode
George G. Wickline
E. J. von Rosenberg
S. L. Huff
Co. F. Silvas
Howard Arno
Bernie Trice
Wayne Henneberger
Albert Eldridge
Seth Breeding
Robert Apple
James H. Burch
H. Carr Pritchett
James Oliver Banks
Charles Hughes
G. G. Commons
C. S. Matlock
Earl G. Odell
Harry F. Elbert
Homer L. Price
Robert E. Byers
Henry Harkieroad
Thomas A. Dodson
E. V. Hassinger
John A. Walker
H. M. Taylor Jr
Albert H. Pollard
Frank S. Maddox
G. D. Williams
Pat W. Clark
J. M. Boyer
M. D. Burgin
Viggo Miller
J. C. Smith
F. Bundy
J W. Ramsey
G. E. Schmitt
Phil Bauer
John J. Ledbetter
Max Homeyer
K. K. Moore
Harry A. Sandberg Jr
P. V. Pennybacker
Walter E. Seaholm
Calcasieu Auditorium
Noble Larson
Hospital
Tot
BY Lil Thompson
Kelly
Stan’ Sonn
Norcross
Madison
Heroe
Royal Doulton
Royal Worcester
Royal Copenhagen
Ern Bisque
China
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