Pastor installs officers for Missionary Society event
Rev Karl Bracker presided as new pastor at Paul’s Lutheran Church at a meeting in a LaPorte home. Fr Meekins to head the city, with a corps of officers named including Mrs A K Ready as president and Mrs Ford Gener atary as vice president. Wing chairmen named. members and guests served cake and coffee. Also notes P E O meeting upcoming. obituary for Bessie Lorie Shappee of Houston, sister of R H Miller and K J Miller, to be buried at 2 pm in Houston.
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Karl Bracker
Paul's Lutheran Church
Ning
P. Joglund
LaPortersd
Meekins
Cty
A. K Ready
Ford Generatary
Herbert Strieds
W. Shute
H. Heintschel
Jund
F. Prennig
W. G. Mettke
New Guin
Thad Mur
JH. Teggemman
J. P. Lorfing
J. W. Thur
Christian Service
A. Av Fo
S. Howard
Mrs. Bracker
Mrs. &Er
W. E Label
P. Prasek
E. H. Eschenburg
Bessie Lorie Shappee
Louston
R. H. Miller
K. J. Miller
Lae Ke
Houston
Shappee
Hos
Circle Meetings Highlight Local WMU Circles
Multiple WMU circles from Second Baptist, Stewart Heights Baptists, St. Mark's Methodist and Grace Methodist met this week. Reports cover programs on Teaching Then to Observe Women in the Scriptures and devotional meditations with meetings scheduled for January 17 and February 13.
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Kate Ellen Gruver
Second Baptist
Women’s Missionary Union
W. A. Stephens
Bunnicutt
H. F. Pash
Lillian Williams
Sirs
H. A. Stowe
WMU
J. BE. Tillman
Williams
Pash
W. E. Englemen
E. E. Saxon
M. E. Ward, Jr
Stuckey
B. T. Ward
North Fifth
Thimble Club Yearbooks Distributed at Mrs Jordan's Home
Mrs M L Jordan hosted the Thimble Club at 1908 easyless for a needlework session and meeting. Ann Gatlin resigned as member. New yearbooks issued for next year, in home decorations and a salad course. Next meeting set for January 17 at Mrs Littlepage 538 Hest Fayle. Pasadena guests Vera Luess and family visited Mrs Loretta Taylor.
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M. L. Jordan
Thimble Club
Easyless
J. T. Fielder
E. Littlepage
Ann Gatlin
N. BE. Brown
E. D. Harvey
W. E. McCarley
H. S. Phillips
K. E. Lyons
S. J. Hines
Littlepage
Hest Fayle
New Members Honored at Cedar Bayou WSCS Meeting
Mrs Mobile Kilgore presided over Cedar Bayou WSCS monthly meeting at the church. Mrs George Ellender district secretary led a program on the work and purposes of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. New members were honored with a candlelighting service and a reception hosted by circle chairmen. Three special guests attended and about 30 members were present.
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Mobile Kilgore
Cedar Bayou
WSCS
George Ellender
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
G. R. House
R. B. Monroe
Barry Combs
Wesleyan Service Guild
Blaytown
Rose Kilgore
Bouston
Friendly Acres Club Installs Officers and Demonstrates Weaving
The Friendly Acres Home Demonstration Club will install its newly elected officers at 10 am Friday at Mrs. J. M. Roach’s home in Coady. A basket weaving Swedish darning Swedish weaving and braided rug making demo follows. Members should bring a towel and Indian head linen. Visitors welcome.
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FriendlyAcres Home Demonstration Club
J. M. Roach
Coady
Friendly Friends
Women’s Council Opens Japan Study Program Series
The First Christian Church Women’s Council began a new series from a study titled Friendly Journeys Through Japan during a January meeting. Mrs D A Wheeler led with Mrs David Enough on Japan of the Closed Door, and Mrs R L Martin gave a devotional about Entering a New Year. Approximately 25 members attended the fellowship in the church hall with a social hour and white linen refreshments featuring red roses bamboo and white plum blossoms.
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Japan
Women’s Council of
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
D. A. Wheeler
David Enough
R. L. Martin
Wheeler
Church Seach
Taydia
Program for Year's Activities Adopted by Helping Hands Society
Members of the Helping Hands Society of the Redeemer Lutheran church adopted a program of the year's activities at a meeting hosted by Mrs. G. W. Dube. Rev. E. F. Lange led prayer and discussed the ninth and tenth commandments. Plans were made for a Fellowship dinner on February 1. Eighteen attendees included 17 members and seven guests such as Mrs. Walter Gerland and Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson of Enid, Oklahoma.
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Helping Hands Society of the Redeemer Lutheran Church
G. W. Dube
Fred Clark
E. F. Lange
Hermann Choleher
Walter Gerland
Norman Luker
Ewart Wendler
E. Schmidt
J. Bilis
D. W. Jones
Elizabeth Thompson
Enid
Oklahoma
Cedar Bayou Past Matrons Club Meets
Cedar Bayou Past Matrons Club of the Eastern Star met last night at the home of Mrs. Alma Moore with Mrs. Myrtle Perry as cohostess. Roses and camellias decorated the rooms as plans for future activities were discussed. Refreshments were served to the members present, and the next meeting is scheduled for February 14 at Mrs. Alice Mae Fayle’s home.
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Cedar Bayou
Alma Moore
Myrtle Perry
Phyllis Busch
Virtie Meeke
Cuba Greer
Evelyn Hafer
Margaret Barber
Hazel Young
Alafeir Kinnaird
Alice Mae Fayle
Couple Jailed In Starvation Death Of Their Son
New York January 12 UP reports a 29 year old mother Mary Scielzo and her 23 year old husband Guy Scielzo jailed on charges of starving to death their unwanted three year old son and underfeeding their four year old daughter. Investigators found the boy severely malnourished and dead after admission to hospital, while the daughter remained in serious condition. The couple admitted neglect and will be arraigned in felony court on tomorrow. They were arrested in their four room tenement after a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children inquiry that began last November.
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New York
Mary Scielzo
Frank S. Hogan
Guy Scielzo
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Guy Jr
Vincenza
Hogan
Scielzoy
Michael
Nicoletta
Guy
Fashion trends mix 1920s lines with 1940s shapes this spring
New York fashion editors arriving for National Press Week note bold shifts for spring. Fashions blend cropped masculine lines with busts and waists from earlier eras, introducing trouserlike skirts and shirtwaist silhouettes, while strapless gowns remain in fashion and fabrics move away from starchiness toward softer chiffons and silks. Also announced is the birth of Conner Eugene Smith on January 9 at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital to Conner and Mrs. Smith. grandparents named from Mississippi.
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New York
New York Dress Institute
National Press Week
Couture
Conner Eugene Smith
Conner Smith
Conner Eugene
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Thomas Keller
West Point
Mississippi
Claudy Smith
Mantee
Piano for sale bargain in Houston Texas
Notice offers a piano transfer to a reliable party for cash or easy terms. It claims a 10 year guarantee equal to a new piano and asks interested buyers to contact Credit Manager at Brook Mays Piano Company in Houston 2 Texas via write, phone, or wire.
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Brook Mays
Main St
Houston
Texas
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