No Express Lift To Top Says Chief
New York AP reports Tuth Garnot argues there is no shortcut to success in business for women. A secretary to a Chicago garment company president, she advocates steady education training and experience as essential for advancement. She advises on raises, lunch breaks, relationships with the boss and wife, truthfulness, gossip, and keeping a well stocked desk.
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New York
Tuth Garnot
National Secretaries Association
Chicago
Miss Calliant Works
Social Club Gatherings and Games Schedule
Thursday events include Kappa Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi style show at Holiday Inn and Gemma Nu Delta Kap pa Gamma at Citizens National Bank Cedar Bayou Easter Star at CB Masonic Hall and Auxiliary at Eagles. Friday features Women’s Club at Mrs Elmer Gray and Bridge games at IBridge Studio. Junior Game at Bridge Studio. Saturday lists Duplicate Bridge at Bree Studio 1203 Memorial and a Seminar by the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Houston.
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Kappa Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Holiday Inn
Gemma Nu
Delta Kappa Gamma
Citizens National Bank
Cedar Bayou
Sao
Bree
Memorial
Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
Houston
Shrimp with Rice Recipe from Page 9 (Continued)
In a pan onions saute in butter for ten minutes then add mushrooms pepper paprika and stock to cover rice. Simmer twenty minutes until rice is tender. Saute shrimp with garlic butter pepper pimiento saffron and stock then blend with rice to finish. Serve shrimp over rice.
Mrs Coker Honored On THW Club Honor Row
Mrs Wayne Coker was placed on the honorary row of the THW Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs E Q Baugh at 802 Briarwood. Plans for a March 22 dinner and show were outlined. Ten members attended with pot luck dishes and a meal of city chicken rice vegetables potato salad relish iced drinks chocolate cake and coffee. Mrs C G Erwin will host the April meeting at 216 Hackberry.
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Wayne Coker
THW Club
E. Q. Baugh
Briarwood
C. G. Erwin
Hackberry
Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Pack 542 at First Christian Church
Cub Pack 542 held its Blue and Gold banquet at the First Christian Church. About 50 guests attended as Mrs. Earl Bissex, Mr. and Mrs. Paul John and Tommy joined the group for dinner. Cubmaster Bill Ferguson distributed awards including badge and arrow pins to scouts such as David Thompson, Mark Walton, Cary Novosad, Johnny Keyes, Billy Weber, Mike Donahue, and others, noting a three year service pin for Kenneth Ferguson.
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First Christian Church
Earl Bissex
Sarah
Paul John
Tommy
Mark Walton
Sesut
Bill Ferguson
David Thompson
Cary Novosad
Johnny Keyes
Billy Weber
Mike Donahue
Kenny Ferguson
Steve Stephens
Billy Martin
Wesley Collier
David Derry Kerm
Steven Crawford
Terry Owens
Neel Stephens
Arthur Wright
Mark Tilerand
Timmy Dodson
Frederick Booth
Robert Hines
Jeff Kopecky
Gray Novosad
Kenneth Ferguson
Cub
Book Recounts Experience of United Nations Doctor
Mrs. Imrey praises Morgan Jacks Morgan for Doctors to the World travel across 28 000 miles from Mexico to Africa in a vivid humane account. Murray Morgan profiles the World Health Organization effort to lift health levels amid global poverty and disease while documenting human stories from field work. At the Bdout review meeting the Sand Pebbles is also discussed.
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W. L. Imrey
Mars Independent
Morgan Jay Morgan
Faure
Ifrey
Morgan
Clublovsar
Vilages
Mexico
Amazonia
Andes
Africa
Murray Morgan
Mrs. Sifrey
United Nation
World Health Organization
Dee
EIUCR
Ey Richard McKenna
Fred Mills Speaker at Cub Pack 208 Banquet
Fred Mills was guest speaker at the Blue and Gold banquet of Cub Scout Pack 1208 held at St Mark's Methodist Church. The Door is a Symbol of Service was the program title. Attendance reached 129 of a possible 200 plus scouts and parents. Rally Day set for April 6 at Camp Reber. Next pack meeting March 45 with uniform inspection. Bob Parker named treasurer. Joe Green introduced as East Harris County Boy Scout Executive. Awards: Steve Villemez wolf badge. Blake Ashley bear badge. Gary Gullett gold arrow under wolf. Blake Ashley gold arrow under bear. Gere Burch and Paul Schneider gold arrow under wolf. Gary Amerson, Matt Cross, Kelley Whalen, Bree Fuller, Paul Shepherd, Sammy Neblett, Bert Bowden, Mark Rieck, Fred Sims silver arrow under wolf. Till Rosamond silver arrow under bear. Gary Gullett denner badge.
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Fred O. Mills
St. Mark's Methodist
Dea
D. F. Whatley
Camp Reber
Bob Parker
Joe Green
Harris County
J. A. Farley
Steve Villemez
Blake Ashley
Gary Gulient
Gere Burch
Paul Schneider
Gold Arrow
Wolf
Gary Gollet
Gary Amerson
Matt Cross
Kelley Whalen
Bree Fuller
Paul Shepherd
Sammy Neblett
Bert Bowden
Mark Rieck
Fred Sims
Silver Arrow
Till Rosamond
Bear
Gary Gullett
Denner
Lucie Curtiss Honored at Goose Creek Party
Lucie Lee Curtiss of Crosby, a high school senior, was honored at a graduation party Tuesday at Goose Creek Country Club. Mrs. Ray L. Spear hosted guests for a Women’s Association style show and luncheon, with attendees Rowena Janek Theo Ann Ramsey Rebekah Cherry Jane Jester Sendra Hurfa and Mrs. F R Curtiss, Lucie’s mother.
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Lucie Lee Curtiss
Crosby
Goose Creek Country Club
Ray L. Spear
Wachecas Plan Annual Barbecue For County Park On Lake Houston
Wachecas plan the annual spring barbecue at the county park on Lake Houston. The meeting featured a film showing litterbugs and a talk by Mrs. Kent on keeping parks clean. George Hederhorst of the U S Forest Service spoke on National Forest improvements. campouts and games were planned for March and April with local families hosting.
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Lake
Houston
San Antonio
Roseland Pavilion
Paul Cater
Gtrs
Kent
Vaughn Lizette
C. L. Laird
Hhessen County “Park
A. C. Doddiston
J. CG
Sheffield
George Hederhorst
U. S. Forest Service
E. Humble
Women business leaders as homemakers noted for planning and teamwork
The article argues that successful women business executives who run their own homes excel at planning and scheduling tasks, inspiring family cooperation, and relying on automation. It offers seafood serving ideas such as minced clams in corn chowder, shrimp sauce on puffy omelets, and tuna or salmon in deviled eggs, plus seafood salad in tomatoes or celery stalks.
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