Christmas Bazaar at Ashbel Street Chamber building
B&PW hosts a Christmas bazaar and Penfessional Wurm at the Ashbel Street Chamber of Commerce Building on Thursday and Saturday. General chairman Mire leads vendors offering handmade Christmas articles including bells, aprons, kissing balls, and centerpieces. Volunteers describe bells made from cow bells painted gold, tied with velvet ribbon and decorated with rickrack. Styrofoam forms support kissing balls, with metal accents and pipe cleaners used in assembly. Members will hold a social, with a buffet dinner and planned activities.
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Chebetryas
OS Chanter of Commerce
Ashbel
Mire
Ete Beathearh
Wb Rae Fratry
Christas
Ole Ee
Opportunities Are Excellent For Women Medics
A historical profile highlights Dr. Vanier, the only daughter of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Vanier, as a pioneering woman medic. The piece notes her medical residency in pediatrics at Boston City Hospital, past work at Great Ormond Street in London, and her future plans away from private practice. It emphasizes her optimism, family spread across Canada and Europe, and her preference for hospital work over private practice while reflecting on early challenges and the evolution of women in medicine.
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Cannes
Hove Ie & AE Pterkaune
Aidan
Faris
Camatidge Univer Sityoan
England
de Ata
Canvetanen
Guildrer
Boston Cty
Dre. Vanier
Great
Rmary Street Hospital
Vanier
Auctions Offer Way To Furnish Inexpensively
Inexpensive routes to furnish a first home include auctions offering basic items like tables lamps and small furnishings. Beware of reproductions and modern china passed off as antiques and inspect power tools rugs and upholstery for wear. Focus bids on needed pieces, avoid overspending, and scrutinize items for hidden flaws before purchase.
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Vivian Brown
Newsfeature
Sheffield
Dresden
Iki Robernios
Staffordshire
Raure Delft
Miss Sirratt Presents Students In Yale Recital
Miss Jan Sirratt will present her pupils in a Christmas recital at the Community House on Friday. Participants include Linda Phillips Roy Williams Robert Williams Bobby Maltens Bruce Bennett Kathy Allen Karen White Ma Loa Phillip Jomo Shepherd Kathleen Powers Margaret Fowler Philip Van Natter Robbie Vanatte Bert Van Nat Tommy Chirk and Danive Traan. The public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Sirratt
Linda Phillips
Roy Williams
Robert Williams
Bobby Maltens
Bruce Bennett
Kathy Allen
Karen White
Ma Loa Phillip
Jomo Shepherd
Kathleen Powers
Margaret Fowler
Philip van Natter
Robbie Vanatte
Bert van Natif
Tommy Chirk
Danive Traan
Two Birthday Parties Honor The Mastersons
Mickey and Melanie Masterson celebrated two birthday parties at home with family and friends. The four year old Mickey’s party featured a snowman shaped cake and Santa toppers while Melanie celebrated on Thursday with cake and treats. Grandparents Eb Masterson of Highlands and W C Jackson of Bay attended along with Susie Gibbs Belton Minnie Norris Highlands and other relatives.
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Mickey
Melanie Masterson
Mrs. LeFoy Masterson
Melanie
Iman
Masterson
Highlands
W. C. Jackson
Bay
Moringe
Susie Gibbs
Belton
Mrs. Brawn
Minnie Norris
First Bant'dt WML Concludes Week Of Prayer Topics
The Miltrudes and various circles conclude a week of prayer with topics focusing on missionary work and offerings. A foreign mission passes a ceremony for building purposes. Circles announce gatherings Tuesday with Mayrene Desherer, Mrs. Car Odom, Jue god Taylor, Calvin Jeirs, and Floren McKinney. further details to be announced.
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WML
Therese
Mayrene Desherer
Car Odom
God Taylor
Calvin Jeirs
Floren McKinney
Houston Siteman to Build Large Houston Complex
The Siteman Organization plans a $10 million project in Houston at Holcombe Boulevard and Fannin Street. The complex will include a 625,000 square foot air conditioned garage and a 375,000 square foot office building, linked by integrated materials. Adjacent anchors include Fannin State Bank and Adams Petroleum Center near Shamrock Hilton and Texas Medical Center. The garage features eight sheltered levels with desk side self parking and direct earth level access, plus high speed elevators.
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Houston Isp
Holcombe Blvd
Fann St
Houston
Siteman Organization
Resisr State Management and Land Development Company
Houston Siteman
Hraiston Siteman
Fannin State Bank
Adams Petroleum Center
Shamrock Hilton
Prudential Building
Texas Medical Center
More statues planned on Reforma Avenue Mexico City
AP reports Paseo de la Reforma will gain additional statues. Officials said the avenue already lined with monuments will include figures of distinguished revolutionaries and officials from several states, adding to the ceremonial display.
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Mexico City
Paseo de la Reforma
Miss Rodgers and Parrish To Wed
Highlands announces the engagement of Alice La Nesi Rodgers to Rev Norman Parrish son of Mr and Mrs C Parrish of Leggett The bride is a Robert E Lee High graduate and senior at North Texas State College in Denton She teaches in Dallas and attends Dallas Bible Institute The wedding date is not set
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9. E. Rodgers
Highlands
Alice la Nesi
Norman Parrish
C. (. Parrish
Leggett
Robert #. Lee High school
North Texas State College
Lenton
Dal
Dallas Bible Institute
Dallas
Bosses Night and Installation Set by Local Medical Assistants
East Harris County Medical Assistants Society combines a bosses night and the annual installation of officers into a dinner meeting at Carl's Restaurant on Highway 146. Social hour begins at 7 with dinner at 7 30. New officers include Mrs. Jake Miltreasurer and Mrs. Floyd H. Dauphin as president-elect, with Mrs. H. F. Barnes historian and Mrs. W. L. White installing officer. Also named are Mrs. Grants Horton recording secretary and Larry E. Frazier as corresponding secretary, with Josephine Estrada of San Antonio noted in association.
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Ares
East Harris
Socilety
Carl
Highway 146
Jake Miltreasurer
Floyd H. Dauphin
Ler
H. F. Barnes
W. L. White
Mtredge
Grants Josephine Estrada
San Antonio
Horton
Texas
Larry E. Frazier
Associ
J. _ Strickland
Ation
Bosses list pet peeves about secretaries in survey
In New Orleans a survey of 100 supervisors found self pity, unreliability, clannishness and ingratitude as leading faults in women in business. Other cited issues include willingness to quit to avoid overtime, moodiness, and difficulty concentrating. A stray bakery tip about muffin batter was also included.
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New Orleans
Henry J. Engler
Loyola University of the South
College of Business
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Barsar Heey
Ageg Bisues
Walter Lehde
Miss Sirratt
Yale
Mastersons
Miss Rodgers and
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Nation of
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BR. L. Esl
Mee Cea
Sar
Boom. Ray
Lonnie’s
School OF Hair Design
Ernest Smith
W. Gulf Phone
Brightens
Houston Lighting & Power Company
Lowe
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