Federation of Women’s Clubs Elects Directors
Local meeting led to the selection of 12 directors and officers for the Bas tion of Women's Clubs federation. Officers were chosen, records ordered turned in, and a plan to form a group council from member clubs discussed to improve coordination of activities and future flower show entries in East Harris area.
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Cod of
Tempo
Qmost
Chaiing
Mnede Dur
Rone
Woman's Club
Res
Sidney Aron Custer Milliner Announces Salon Reopening
Sidney Aron Custer announces the reopening of his millinery salon at 3714 La Branch. The shop offers remodeled hats made to order and original creations under the label Hatis Creations at Texas Prices. The contact phone listed is JU 2695.
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Milliner
Hatis Creations
Texas
The Egyptian Is Reviewed For Club
The Egyptian by Mika Wrahar, a current best seller, was reviewed by Mrs. J. B. McCulle y for the Reviewer Club during their regular Thursday morning session at the Bertown Community House. Three guests attended, new members welcomed, and 18 regular members were present with a next meeting planned for 9:20 am on November 37 at the same venue to review Loving by Henry Green.
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Mika Wrahar
J. B. McCulley
Reviewer Club
Bertown
R. D. Dyer
al ML Emmett
RK. E. Heary
J. R. Barsalou
Birs. J. W. Sylvester
Frank Spubler
Nest
G. H. Messon
Henry Green
Calendar Notes From Cedar Bayou and Baytown Groups
Local calendar items list Sunday events at Cedar Bayou ex students and various group meetings throughout Baytown including AAUW the First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary and St Anne's Guild Circle meetings. A Baytown Hub Club event and a Goose Creek Masonic Ball are noted with multiple venues and times. Also announced are two births Gwendolyn Mary Alpha born November 4 at Lillie Duke Hospital and Karen Jean Bailey celebrated at a birthday party with family.
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Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou High School
Aauw International Relations Group
Finley
First Presbyfterian Woman's Auxiliary
South Pruett
Florida
Frank Soubier
Bay Villa
Isis Wright
West Main
St. Anne’s Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Goose Creek
Order of the Hastern Stier
Baytown
D. M. Alpha
Jones Road
Highlands
Gwendolyn Mary
Lillie-Duke Hospital
D. W. Alphs
Coady
Anna Kretschmer
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Flpe. Bourgreaux
Husbands Are Honor Guests For Dinner
Honor guests for a progressive dinner hosted by the Thimble club Thursday night were husbands and escorts. The course by course meal included tomato juice, Waldorf salad, baked chicken with green beans and French bread, pumpkin pie, and coffee, with floral and decorative fall motifs. Twenty one members and guests attended the evening.
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Thimble Club
MM. L. Jordan
H. 5. Phillips
Joe Nelson
James Nelson
Honored With Pink And Blue Party for Mrs Kingston
Mrs. Morris B. Kingston was the stork shower honoree hosted by Mrs. W. A. Lovett at 505 Park. Games were played with Mrs. T. B. Jones winning the prize. The pink and blue motif appeared in refreshments and a cake with a stork and bootees. Assistants included Mrs. Warren, Moore and Mrs. H. B. Kingston. About 20 guests attended.
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Morris B. Kingston
W. A. Lovett
Park
T. B. Jones
Prenuptial Parties Honor Martha Goss Bride Elect
Martha Goss bride elect of George Lee McGonigle received prenuptial festivities this week. A rehearsal dinner for the bridal party was hosted by Mr and Mrs E A Bynum. A luncheon for the bride elect and her house party was given by Mrs A A Drager with daugther Carolyn assisting. Guests included Mrs Frank Goss and Mrs George McGonigle senior members of both families.
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George Lee McGonigle
G. L. Farned
Baytown
Houston
George McGonigie, Jr
Brownsville
E. A. Bynum
A. A. Draeger
Carolyn
Frank Goss
Honorea
George McGonigle
Eastern Star Members Attend Grand Chapter in Dallas
Eastern Star members from Cedar Bayou and Baytown attend the Grand Chapter in Dallas from November 6 to 10. Five Cedar Bayou members plus Mrs Omega Huddle of Baytown travel, with headquarters at Fair Park Auditorium Adolphus Hotel and Baker Hotel. Activities include church services, receptions, credentials committee meeting, and a dinner for Viva S Huffman. Baytown Garden Club executive committee will meet November 8 at 9:39 am at 704 East Defoe to note a time change to morning.
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Grand Chapter
Dallas
Cedar Bayou
Omega
Baytown Garden
Baytown’ Garden Club
Jack Furbee
East Defoe
Plane crash near Tulia kills two men in low flight
A light airplane plunged to the ground south of Tulia killing Edwin B. Bader of Eldorado Arkansas and D. B. Addington of Tulsa after a motorist saw the craft fly low and at slow speed. The plane owned by two Tulsa men did not burn and the incident occurred Thursday.
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Tulia
Edwin B. Bader
Eldorado
Arkansas
D., B. Addington
Tulsa
Harlem Disorder Sparks Massive Police Deployment
Commissioner William P O Brien ordered 360 additional officers to Harlem to quell unrest after an anti establishment parade. Communists clashed with police injuring six officers and jailing six men. O Brien later added 135 patrols and 295 officers to night detail as agencies kept watch following the events surrounding Benjamin Davis a member of the Communist party politburo who had been convicted on conspiracy charges and released on 260000 bail.
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York
William P.O’ Bren
Harlem
Benjamin Déavis
Communist - Party
Politpuro
Bali
50 Killed As Venezuelan River Suddenly Overflows
A flood from the Guaira River in northern Venezuela killed about 50 people and injured over 200. About 415,000 were left homeless as heavy rains caused bridges to wash away and rails to be cut. The national racetrack and several areas flooded. at least ten race horses drowned. Relief forces battled to rescue residents in the Pataire region near Caracas.
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Caracas
Venezula
Guaira
Venezuela
Pétaire
Here
Caraces
National Racetrack
Reclamation announces $287 million next year largest in history
Land Lake City Nov 5 Reclamation Commissioner W Straus reveals a $287 million construction program for next year the biggest ever. The Missouri River basin will be treated as one project spanning seven states with $95.98 million. The Columbia River basin across four states gets $215.7 million. Washington leads with $80.22 million including $79.15 million for Columbia River, others for Yakima. California gains $74.73 million, Arizona $51.01 million and Montana $37.53 million. Other states receive varied sums for storage dams and canals.
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Land Lake City
Commission
W. Straus
Reclamation’ Bureau
Straus
National Reclamation Association
Missouri River
Columbia River Basin
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Columbia River
Yakima
California
Central Valley
Arizona
Colorado
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Walley
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Dirs
Dennis
Claas
Bata Ate
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