Donor Gift Acknowledged by Sigma Alpha at Hospital
Miss Wilkenson and hospital trustees heard Sigma Alpha donors are recognized for a gift to Memorial Hospital. About 2000 records will be archived there as part of a blood typing program. Phoced, sorority president Airs, accepted the presentation. Miss Janice Manteris assisted with incubator work and slide preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha
Ilon Qibatot
Konson
Car Moote
Ge ErUstees
Gretty
Janice Manteris
Episcopal Kindergarten Yule Program Planned for December
Trinity Episcopal Kindergarten mothers meet to plan a Christmas program for parents to be held December 19 in the parish house. Mrs WL Col ley wrote an operetta to be performed with co chairs Sleister and Bryson Filbert. Children will exchange gifts at a party December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopel
Mother's Club
WL EL Colley
Pat
Sleister
Bryson Filbert
E. W. Buelow
Hub Club Christmas Party Planned in Baytown
Baytown Hub Club will host a Christmas party at 7 pm Saturday at Mrs. al H. Miles home, 308 East Gulf. The gathering followed a Monday meeting at Mrs. BE. Creasey’s 713 Bumble, with elit members touring Lee College led by A EL Miles assistant dean MGCK HOLLANDAISE.
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Baytown
al H. Miles
East Gulf
Meade
BE. Creasey
Elit
Lee
Cotlege
EL Miles
Mes. Gus Dauzat New President Of St. Cecelia's
Mes. Gus Dauzat was formally installed as president of the St. Cecelia's Guild of St. Epil pel Church yesterday at the annual Christmas party. Offiers installed included Mrs. F. G. Jones as Vice President Mrs. George Walmstey Treasurer Mrs. I L Foley corresponding secretary Mrs. Ross Cathriner recording secretary and Mrs. W. E. Killough reporter Also Mrs. F. A. Sawyer and Mrs. W. Ma Douglas presided at the event with a Christmas story. Members exchanged gifts and were served fruit cake sandwiches and cookies serving table decorated with a lace cloth and lit candles Next meeting set for 9:39 em January at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dauzat
St. Cecelia's
Ity Episco~pel
Pannual
F. G., Jones
George Walmstey
I .L. Foley
Ross Cathriner
W. EB. Killough
F. A. Sawyer
W. Ma Douglas
Christopher
Foley
Ranzar
Guild
Hollywood Spaghetti Fad Promises Non Fattening Delicacy
Hollywood reports a new fad of non fattening spaghetti at a Town and Country market restaurant. Yolanda, the Italian charm and mother of three, explains the secret battoni process that removes starch and boosts protein and wheat germ, offering a lower calorie option at a higher price. Greta Garbo is mentioned as a figure of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veirginta Sacpherson
Hollywood
Holly
Wood
Waitang
Yolandia
Yolanda
Greta Garbo
Memorial Baptist Training Union Dinner Party
The Memorial Baptist junior and intermediate adult training union held its annual Christmas party with a progressive dinner. The main course was at the church basement, then dessert at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C Smith. About 76 members attended with a visit from Santa and a song by Raymond Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Baptist Church
Sterling
el LD. Frazier
Best Pearce
Frazier
Mre
Mrs & C. Smith
East Texas
Santa
Raymond Bird
Charedes
Now On Transcontinental Besis Housewives Bake-Off Draws Crowds
GAY PAULEY reports from New York on Pillsbury’s nationwide bake-off at the Waldorf Astoria. The contest drew a surprising turnout of women sending in recipes, with 2.5 million requests for the prize book since last year. Finalists baked in the ballroom as guests watched, while Wisconsin produced an unusually high number of prize winners.
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Gay Pauley
New York
York
Waldorf-Astoria‘ Hotel
Pillsbury
Park “Avenue
Sarridars
T! Ing
Wisconsin
Andre
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Memaorial Hospital
Episcopal Kindergarten
Fort Worth
Ich
Hich
Polite
Hub Club
Texas Ave
Yim Choc
TV EU Peer
Gordgon
Warttz
Mes
St. Cecelia’s
Memorial Baptist Training Union
W. A. Bolmanskie
R Bird
WW. Sanders
Marvin -Bidwards
Ray Morgen
Lawrence Bourge
L. Martin
Jacquard
Penneysey
Thrifty Penney's
Warnethl Lorig
Seipon
Romeos
Beacon
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