Hockaday Graduate Misa DL Slated for Next Spring
A fragment notes a Hockaday graduate named Misa DL expected to finish studies next spring. The text implies regular classes and a site schedule but lacks full details. Further context would clarify program, location, and exact timing.
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Misa
Hockaday
Woman's Quack Shack Honors College Bound Teens
The Junior Chamber of Commerce teen club Quack Shack will honor college bound students tomorrow night. Mary Paul Bouligny directs the event as Quack Shack officers attend a 9:30 p.m. meeting. The party marks the close of the summer season with plans for winter civic activities.
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Quack, Shack
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mary Paul Bouligny
Quack Shack
Mrs. Bob Hanlin Favored A Party
Mrs. Bob Hanlin hosted a Tuesday night surprise birthday party with a gift fountain pen and cokes. Attendants included Mes dames Harold House AB Morganhy Pe McDougal Flo rd Dollar George LeFavour Bil Thomas Bob Hucheler and Fravk Terracina Donnie Kent, with Girl Scout Troop SC meeting nearby as taps sounded.
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Couple Reunited After Fifteen Years Separate
A long awaited reunion unfolds as Mrs Causey and her daughter Marie Fitzgerald learn they are once again connected after a 15 year separation. Rose Marie turns 21 at her mother's home and plans to marry in Kansas City this fall. The family hopes for many visits to Highlands before another 15 years pass.
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Rose Marie Fitzgerald
Teft
Kansas City
R. D. Cansey
Highlands
Serenee
Causey
Bett
Marie Fitzgerald
Rose
Marie
Fitzgerald
Lezving
Morrell Park Circle Adds Two New Members
Morrell Park announces two new members joining the circle. John and Gees were identified as recent entrants, with details limited due to the fragmented source text.
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Morrell Park
Wednesday Morning Music Club Meets
The group holds weekly gatherings at 9:30 each Wednesday in the community, marking its twelfth consecutive year. Mrs David opened the meeting and shared two brief tasks with attendees.
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David
Shower honors Mrs Wilkinson Fetcd at Swilley home
A kitchen shower honoring Mrs A D Wilkinson Jr formerly Miss Mildred Fleischman was held at the Swilley home. The event featured a green and yellow color scheme and was hosted by three Rosteenes BRL. Hart fonty was stated as a historical note in the program.
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W. E. Swilley
A.D. Wilkinson Jr
Mildred. Fleischman
Rosteenes Brl
Hart
Violets Should Be In More Gardens to
Irregular text fragment discusses violet cultivation methods including top-dressing with leafmold or compost and mixing with commercial fertilizer. The readable portion hints at gardening guidance rather than a named event or person. No clear dates, places, or organizations are present.
AAUW Reception For Teachers Draws Over 100 Guests
More than 100 guests attended the American Association of University Women reception for Bay town Public School teachers at the Community House. Mrs Brown, counselor at Robert E. Lee High, and Mrs Thad Fennema, AAUW president, welcomed visitors. Hosts and helpers were listed, punch was served, marigold arrangements adorned the piano and guest book, and two color travelogues provided entertainment.
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American ‘Associaion
Bay
J. H. Aydeloite
George Dd. Bruce
Lynn
Hodges
Syd. Gould
J. 3. Bradshaw
Gladys Skaggs
Onida Carroll
H. Bm, Singleton
G.E
Millers Honor Two At Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Luther Afiller of Rustic Terrace yesterday honored their daughter Mary Frances Miller seven and their nephew Calvin Ranne twenty two with a birthday party and dinner. Guests included Jerry Rice Beverly Aston Lidear Reaves Ann Engore Mrs Elroy Clark and daughters Geraldean and Sandy and Mrs Opal Fahn
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Luther Afiller
Rustic Terrace
Mary Frances Miller
Calvin Ranne
Jerry
Butch Rice
Beverly Aston
Lidear Reaves
Ann Engore
Elroy Clark
Geraldean
Sandy
Opal Fahn
Mary Circle Brings Cakes to Sick Members at Meeting
Lilly Circle of Shiloh Women's Missionary Union brought cakes for two sick residents during their weekly meeting Tuesday. Mrs C J Dahlquist gave the devotional and study, with Mrs Rosa Thomas presiding over the business session. Six members and eight children attended.
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Mary Lilly
Shiloh
Missionary Union
C. J.,dahlquist
Rosa Thomas
Demobilization and Demonstration Reported by Club Members
A fragment notes a demonstration by Roach and Coady on road methods learned in classes. Members attended the TM cooking demonstration. A figure states more steel was produced at 8,500,000 tons in May 1950 in the United States than in any other time.
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Oed States
Rien
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