Liberty Hill P TA Hosts Faculty Banquet
Liberty Hill P TA held a Friday night banquet in the school lunchroom for faculty members. Mrs. Herman M served as officiant and introduced new officers: Mrs. T P Angell president, Mrs. Mark Kauffman first vice president, Mrs. Charles Perry second vice president, Mrs. R A Martin third vice president, Mrs. J E Purser secretary, Mrs. L W Smith treasurer, Mrs. Carl Shipp parliamentarian, and Mrs. A Luffman publicity chairman.
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Georgetown
Liberty Hill P-Ta
Herman M
Association
T. P. Angell
Mark Kauffman
Charles Perry
R. A. Martin
J. E Purser
L W. Smith
Carl Shipp
A. Luffman
Mrs. Edwards To Visit Parents-in-Law Here
Mrs Newton Edwards Jr of Washington DC is expected to arrive in Austin to visit her husband's parents Dr and Mrs Newton Edwards at 3209 Duval. Mr Edwards is with the Department of the Interior.
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Mrs. Edwards
Newton Edwards Jr
Washington, D. C
Austin
Newton Edwards
Duval
Edwards Jr
Department of the Interior
Beta Sigma Phi Beta Sig Dinner Wednesday Night in El Matamoros
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Zeta plans a 6:30 PM dinner at El Matamoros with Mrs Horace Anderson presiding. The group met previously in Brown Building for a business session as plans for a rush party and hospital trip were discussed and a jewels test reviewed by Miss Emma Mae Ellis. Members attending included Mrs James Anderson Jim Gober Brooks Hill Julian Wright Miss Oleta Bell Ellis Rosalie Urban and adviser Frances Bass with guest Mrs W L Kindle.
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el Matamoros
Lambda Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Texas Employment Commission
Brown Building
Horace Anderson
McCloskey Hospital
Emma Mae Ellis
James Anderson
Jim Gober
Brooks Hill
W. E. Oh Julian Wright
Oleta Bell
Ellis
Rosalie Urban
Frances Bass
W. L. Kindle
Harlingen
Wider Curriculum Needed at First P TA Fall Meeting
Von Rhea Beane, LAMPASAS high school principal, urged a broader curriculum at the first fall P TA meeting. He cited school problems at local, state, and national levels, stressing better trained staff, improved facilities, and more courses to meet machine age and war demands. He noted only 45 of 100 first graders finish high school.
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Delared
Vegetable Oil Soap May Help Dandruff
NEA reports a white vegetable oil soap used by physicians may aid dandruff. Do not rub the cake. grate into flakes, dissolve in hot water, and use as a shampoo with lather rinse and lemon or vinegar finish.
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Petpeeve
Fall Clothes and Make-Up Brighten with Autumn Palette
NEA notes winter color bursts onto fall fashion with brighter makeup. Light pinks red and corals fade to tawny shades coordinated with autumn costumes. Tangerine apricot pumpkin tones dominate lipstick and rouge with orange tints. Darker rich browns and tortoise shell hues complete the season trend.
Miss Florence Benson Heads to Europe with Tourist Group
Miss Florence Benson plans to depart Wednesday for New York City to join a tour group touring Europe for two months. The itinerary includes Portugal Italy France Switzerland Spain and England. She is the daughter of Mrs. Walter Benson of 1504 West Lynn.
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Florence Benson
New York City
Europe
Portugal
Italy
France
Switzerland
Spain
England
Walter Benson
West Lynn
Cynthia Clark Born To San Saba Couple
Cynthia named for the newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Clark Jr. in San Saba County Memorial Hospital. She is the granddaughter of Roy M. Ragsdale and H. B. Clark Sr. and their spouses.
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Cynthia Clark
San Saba
Cynthia
Herbert B. Clark Jr
Ip Saba County Memorial Hospital
Roy M. Ragsdale
Mrs
H. B. Clark Sr
Elizabeth Pendleton Brown Weds Ernest Reed Krenek
Marriage at St James Episcopal Church unites Elizabeth Pendleton Brown and Ernest Reed Krenek. The bride, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Brown, and the groom, son of Dr. and Mrs. E M Krenek, both from Taylor, plan to reside in Dallas after a wedding trip. The ceremony featured Grandfather Henry Grant as giver and a reception at the groom’s home.
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August Kovar
Taylor
Lillie Mae
Calvin T. Janak
F. I. Janak
Granger
Miss Kovar
Mr. Janak
Te High School
Texas A&m Ollige
Elizabeth Pendleton Brown
Ernest Reed Krenek
Ernest Reet Krenek
St. James Episcopal Church
W. Meade Brown Jr
Re, Krenek
Brown
Shreveport
Taylor High School
Southwestern University
University of Texas
Baylor Hospital
E. M. Krenek
Baylor Dental School
Dallas
Coa
US Air Force
E. C. Cahil
James Chernosky
Houston
Henry BR. Grant
Chantilly
Ruth Anderegg
Fredericksburg
Barbara Brown
Joyce Ann Krenek
Virginia McWhorter
Frank Danek
Pete Schram
William Bailey
Hotings, Ark
Bradley Witt
At Pleasant
Lake Drive
CB Lynn
Henry Cornick
R.L. Struhall
Rudolph Svadlenak
Joh Skrabanek
Austin
Don Wilson
Ben Schleicer
Brenham
Stalmach
Lillian Woodhouse
Smithville
Louis Lahn
Hearne
Jack Deilinger
Rosemary Dellinger
Buddy Garner
Tyler
John Chupick
la Grange
Carl Wuensehe
Thorndale
Frank Svadienak
Thrall
F. J. Krenek
Johnnie
Bryan
John J. Krenek
Caldwell
Reed Kt
Hatfield
Wichita
Kans
Max Shelton
Rueben Leshikar
August Kach
Temple
Hugh Schefmeak
Mrs Hubbard Installed as Pierian Club President in Lampasas
Mrs Edgar Hubbard was installed as president of the Pierian Club at the opening meeting of the season in Lampasas The ceremony was led by Mrs Jeff D Jackson with officers named including Mrs R E Bristol and Mrs Ross Jenkins Also present were numerous club members and officers who gathered at Mrs M P Adams home for the session and yearbook presentation.
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TFWC
M. P. Adams
F. L. Boothe
Thomas Huling
Worth Harman
Sam Dickens
Federation Coun
Mrs. Ross Snodgrass Leads Kerrville PTA
The Holy Cross Lutheran School PTA elected Mrs. Ross Snodgrass as president for the coming year. New officers include Mrs. H. E. Stover as vice president and Mrs. R. E. Lichty as secretary. Execut ive board meets Oct 13 and general meeting is Oct 20 in Kerrville.
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Mrs. Ross Snodgrass
Kerrville
P-Ta
ANS
PTA
Holy Cross Lutheran School
Ross Snodgrass
H. E. Stover
R. E. Lichty
M. R Pittman
W. A Wenzel
Rainbow Girls Set Majority Ceremony
A formal majority service will be conducted by Austin Assembly Five, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple. Permanent memberships will be awarded to members who now are 20 years old or who have married.
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Austin Assembly Five
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Changes Meeting Place
The Austin Auxiliary to the Texas Pharmaceutical Association changes the luncheon venue to Green Pastures at 12 15 p m Friday, replacing the Hitchin Post previously planned.
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Austin
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Green Pastures
Hitchin’ Post
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