Sorosis Club Addresses Teenage Problems Meeting
The Sorosis Club held a February meeting at Mrs. M. M. Bradham’s home with co host Mrs. H Behrens. Mrs. J J Jordan presided as chair and Miss Dora Ryan spoke on juvenile delinquency and addiction outlining causes and cures. New officers were elected and the club agreed to sponsor the Bloodmobile with the Twentieth Century Club in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
M. M. Bradham
H. Behrens
J. J. Jordan
Ernst Tetens
Supreme Court
Dora Ryan
Mozelle Glenn
Fort Worth
Lexington
United States
Jordan
Ruhama Willhelm
H. L. Lackey
Messagces
L. E. Dudley
Eudora Hawkins
Louise Mayes
Rahama Wilhelm
Aubrey Davee
W. N. Ellis
Lucille Welch
Laurie Barfoot
Melvin FHA Stresses Good Breakfasts
The Melvin FHA Chapter presented a chapel program January 28 named Better Breakfasts. Mary Sue Wilkerson and Velma Dee Middleton ate the breakfasts and spoke on food value while a skit showed good and poor breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Fha
Mary Sue Wilkerson
Velma Dee Middleton
Mary Sue
Velma Dee
Bykota Class Pot Luck Supper at First Baptist Church
The Bykota Class of the First Baptist Church hosted a pot luck supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gamboa on Blackburn Street. Decorations featured a Valentine theme by Mrs. Ed Williams with help from Mary Jo Boyd Celeta Cooper Gamboa and Jeanine Willis. Attendees included Johnson Williams Smith Hallam Simpson Willis Whiteley Martin Breckenridge Boyd Neal Cooper Jordan Hawkins and Cassie Hawkins. Mercer Slaughter could not attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jim Gamboa
S. Blackburn St
Ed Williams
Valentine
Mary Jo Boyd
Celeta Cooper
Gamboa
Jeanine Willis
Clue
Messers
Mines Hit Johnson
Jerry Smith
Travis “Alkham
Ted Simpson
Paul Willis
Et Whiteley
Warren Martin
Mohler Breckenridge
Leonard Boyd
Bob Neal
Johnny Cooper
Sue Jordan
Cassie Hawkins
Farewell Party for Two Couples at Local Church
Mr and Mrs Charles Pence and Mr and Mrs Bill Malone will be honored with an ice cream supper in the Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church. The event takes place Friday February 5 from 7 to 9 PM and is open to church members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Fenton Roberts
R. Richard Roberts
Houston
Douglas Aubrey Freeman
Clyde Ellsworth Freeman
Katy
Strey Lane
E. L. Ogden
Brady
Sandra Hall
Miss Roberts
Texas Technological College
Sam Houston State College
Church of St. John the Divine
Charles Pence
Kathy
Charles
Midland
Bill Malone
Pat
Austin
Felowship Hall
The
First Christian Church
Rochelle 4-H Club Studies Table Etiquette and Salad
The Rochelle 4-H Club met January 28 in the school science room with leaders Mrs Sim Gamblin and Mrs Mr1 Harwell giving demonstrations on Table Setting and Table Etiquette and Apple Celery Salad. Seventeen girls attended including Cheryl Knight Carole Breech Jeannie Ranne Marilyn Fike Sylvia Huffman Brenda Deeds Mildred Adama and Emin lin Zapata. Other leaders present were Mrs Bobby Deeds and Mrs Bill Huffman. The group will meet February 10 at 1 30 p m for a 4-H record book workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle 4-H
Sim Gamblin
Mr1
Harwell
Cheryl Knight
Carole Breech
Jeannie Ranne
Marilyn Fike
Sylvia Huffman
Brenda Deeds
Mildred Adama
Emilin Zapata
Bobby Deeds
Tres Bill Huffman
Rochelle Club to Host Silver Tea for Nursing Scholarship
The Rochelle Club will hold an open meeting Monday February 8 at 4 PM at the Memorial Community Center featuring Mrs R L Akins presenting Being Clinicked. Rochelle High School students will provide music. Members are urged to invite a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle Staty Clas
Memorial Community Center
R. L. Akins
Rochelle High School
Window Treatment Topic In Fife Home Club
The Fife Home Demonstration Club met January 28 at Mrs. Bill Roddie’s home with three members due to flu. Mrs. Vyvien Duncan presented the program on Window Treatments after a brief business session led by president Mrs. Guy Phillips. Coffee and cookies were served to attendees. The next meeting is scheduled for February 11 at the club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Bill Roddie
Guy Phillips
Vyvien Duncan
Roddie
Robert Pearce
Dun
Townsends Talks Taxes and Civic Roles at 20th Century Club
The 20th Century Club in Richards Memorial Library welcomed State Rep. Townsend who reviewed three legislative sessions and highlighted taxes as the central issue. He noted a $186 million bill passed by a two thirds majority and urged clubs to engage more with local, state, and national government. The meeting voted to sponsor the next Bloodmobile in March and endorsed Mrs. Richard Moseley for district trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry ‘Townsend
Twentieth Century Club
Richards Memorial Library
Townsend
Senate
House of Representatives
Richard Moseley
Rochelle
Elmer Flemming
Ed Tittle
I. M. Enedahl
T. F. Freckson Co
A. Ethridge
James Feazelle
Mer Flemming
Lewis Hampton
Clinton Hudspeth
Cecil Striegler
Leslie Quain
W. C. Bowden
Joella Cole
Mary Agnes Glober
Mr Townsend
Bradnam to Attend Tem ple as Guest Officer at Rainbow Assembly
Linda Bradnam travels to Temple Friday to be guest of Ann Elliott at the Temple Assembly No. 28 Order of Rainbow for Girls. She remains as guest of Miss Elliott through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Bradnam
Temple
Ann Elliott
Temple Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Miss Elliott
Brownie Troop 8 Meets at Girl Scout Little House
Brownie Troop 8 gathered February 3 at the Girl Scout Little House with leaders Mrs. Raymond Holland and Mr. Bob Loyd. Sharon Key served nibbles to 14 members after which they crafted Valentine flowers played games and sang songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Girl Scout Little House
Raymond Holland
Bob Loyd
Nibbles
Sharon Key
Valentine
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Sorosis
Lindy Pen Co., Inc
Culver City
Calif
USA
Standard - Herald Office
Bykota
Rochelle Club
Mrs. Akins
20Th Century Club
Rep
Dire-King Owen
Mexico City
B Brothers
Franklin Stores
Scott Stores
Hatterhin Immediate Family
Hie
Townsends Owned
Ben Franklin
Cadillac
Manship
Campbell's
Oldsmobile
Cadillac Co
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