Sponsors Named For Lohn Carnival
Lohn PTA hosts its Hallo we en carnival on Oct 28 at 7 30 pm with games, food, and prizes. Community residents donate cakes pies candy and bingo prizes while student groups run booths and fundraisers including a livestock auction hayride movie and various contests.
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The
Lohn Pta
PTA
Fife Club Plans Fruit Cake Sale Event
The Fife Home Demonstration Club met October 11 at the homes of Mrs. Tom Hickman and Mrs. L. M. Farmer. President Mrs. Guy Phillips led the meeting. seven members answered roll call. The club voted to sell fruit cakes and prepared for an exhibit, with upcoming duties assigned and refreshments served to members and one visitor. Next meeting set for October 26 at Mrs. Paul Lohn's home.
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Fife
Tom Hickman
L. M. Farmer
Guy Phillips
James Finlay Jr
O. C. Utsey
the Messenger
Bonnie Cox
Daily Living
Paul Sohn
Hickman
Mmes
Paul Lohn
Bob Pearce
George Reed
Rochelle Methodist Church Holds Home Mission Study
The Rochelle Methodist Church hosted a Church-wide Home Mission Study on Sunday evening led by Mrs. B. J. Neal. The program, centered on Churches for New Times, urged revitalization, active discipleship, and mission front lines with talks by Mrs. Dayton Boren, Mrs. Harvey Ringer, Glenn Smith, and Mrs. George Rodgers, ending with communal hymns.
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Rochelle Methodist Church
B. J. Neal
Commission On Missions
Churches For New Times
Edge
Theodore Matson
Charles Hare
Tom Penn
Neal
Dayton Boren
Harvey Ringer
Glenn Smith
George Rodgers
A. L. Neal
Wesley Bratton
Mrs Carrie Ballou Visits Comfort Ranch Friends
Mrs Carrie Ballou is visiting this week with Mr and Mrs Adolph Stieler on their ranch near Comfort.
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Comfort
Carrie Ballou
Adolph Stieler
20th Century Club History and Junior Federated Club
The Twentieth Century Club program on responsive citizenship was hosted by Mrs G B Hubbard and Joella Cole with leader Walter Bowden opening. The meeting approved a budget of 158.50 and listed fifteen members present. The Junior Twentieth Century Club formed in Brady with twenty five young women meeting to set up a charter, choose the modern novel study, and elect officers including Gordon Samuelson and Eli Rosenberg. The history traced Sorosis, founded by Jennie Jane Croly in 1898, as the Mother of the General Federation, with Unity in Diversity as its motto and the federation charter granted in 1901.
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Twentieth Century Club
G. 8. Hubbard
Mises Joella Cole
Walter Bowden
Hubbard
Edward Geeslin
Brady Tuesday Lab
Andrew Allen
W. C. Bowden
Gene Burns
Mary Agnes Glober
R. M. Engdahl
T. F. Ereckson
C. A. Ethridge
John Pellizzari
Leslie Quain
Glenn Reese
Ed Tittle
Eloise Mahon
Cecil Striegler
Brady
B. Simpson
Ouita Moseley
Texas Federated Clubs
Gordon Samuelson
Eli Rosenberg
Quida Burks
Georgia Wilcox
Johnnie McElhannon
Gertrude Wood
Hazel Branscum
Ouida Burks
Louis Burns
Gladys Calliham
Elizabeth Chambers
Mary Louise Davis
Gertrude Dutton
Raymond Engdahkh
Hazel Johnson
Mildred King
Louise Kirk
Darbey Ogden
Lucy Mae Ricks
L. B. Smith
Charlotte Stowe
Helen Tetens
Ivyll Wilder
Pat Ken
Genereal Federation
Raymond Engdahl
Jennie Jane Croly
New York Press Club
Charles Dickens
Sorosis
United States
General Federation
North Ward PTA Plans First Meeting Of Year
The North Ward Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday October 24 at 7 30 p m The event titled family night invites all North Ward families Mrs Ervin Watson president will chair a brief business session and I V Pearson principal will introduce the teaching staff Fourth and fifth grades will present a program Refreshments will be provided by the hospitality committee Weekend in Dallas Mr and Mrs Alvis Waldrop visited friends and attended the State Fair and watched the Texas U Oklahoma U game in the Cotton Bowl
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North Ward
Parent+Teacher Association
Ervin Watson
I. V. Pearson
Dallas
Alvis Waldrop
Texas U
Oklahoma VU
Women Club Network Builds Global Educational Mission
A historic note celebrates seventy years of the women’s club movement. It highlights clubs in the United States and abroad fostering mutual benefit and advancement in education, industry, philanthropy, literature, art, and science through a shared nucleus and dedicated members.
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Caryl Richards
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Texas
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Kimbell
Libby
Nelda
Maryland Club
Snider
Wolf
Pillsbury
Mission Peas
Hunt
Kimbell’s Tuna
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Bama
Thompson
Sun Country
Nabisco
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