Progressive Club Program at Leonard Home
Woman's Progressive club members met February 25 at Mrs. J. D. Leonard's home for a Texas focused program. Charley Keeney spoke on Texans in international affairs, mentioning Col. E. M. House, Sen. Tom Connally and Will Clayton. L. E. Smith spoke on the Texas Almanac. Refreshments were served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Progressive Club
J. D. Leonard
Texas
Charley Keeney
Col. E. M. House
Sen
Tom Connally
Will Clayton
L. E. Smith
Edna Butner
Joe Carter
W. C. Duncan
Claude Gentry
W. J. Gideon
C. C. Glenn
F. S. Higginbotham
Charles Keeney
Frank Keeney
T. C. Price
A. N. Rawlings
O. H. Willoughby
Mrs. Charles Sims Shower Honoree Celebrated
Mrs. Charles Sims was honored at a bridal shower last Monday night in Fellowship Hall at the First Methodist Church. The bride received many useful gifts. cookies punch mint and nuts were served. Hostesses were Mrs. Marvin Landers Mrs. Charlie Phillips Mrs. Sam Richards Mrs. H. C. Murtishaw Jr. and Mrs. Merle Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sims
First Methodist Church
Mmes
Marvin Landers
Charlie Phillips
Sam Richards
H. C. Murtishaw, Jr
Merle Proctor
Mrs Johnson Hosts Eureka Craft Club Meeting
Members of the Eureka Craft Club met at Mrs J R Johnson's home on February 22 with Mrs Susie Jackson in charge of the opening exercise and Truman Parker presenting an article on Cancer. Games followed and refreshments were served to a group including Mines W H Braswell John Coulson Evert Best Kate Cox C W Holmes S O Jackson Leslie Lammers Marvin Leck Truman Parker Trecie Wrinkle Bob Woods T S Stinebaugh and the hostess. Mrs Truman Parker to host next meeting March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Craft Club
J. R. Johnson
Susie Jackson
Truman Parker i
W. H. Braswell
John Coulson
Evert Best
Kate Cox
C. W. Holmes
S. O. Jackson
Leslie Lammers
Marvin Leck
Truman Parker
Trecie Wrinkle
WSCS Meeting Hosted by Mrs Labenske in Local Home
The Methodist WSCS held a meeting at Mrs. J. W. Labenske’s home with 19 members and one visitor. Mrs. A. S. Whatley led a program on Our Spanish Speaking Neighbors and guest Frank Fuentes joined a panel on Latin American problems. Refreshments included spiced tea open faced sandwiches and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
J. W. Labenske
A. S. Whatley
Frank Fuentes
Mrs Loy Wrinkle Honored at Shower in Home of Mrs Siaammers
A pink and blue shower was given at the home of Mrs Leslie Siaammers honoring Mrs Loy Wrinkle. Mrs Marvin Leck led a make believe radio program with guests joining as children. About 20 guests attended with cake and punch served. Assistant hostesses included Mme Leslie Lammers John Coulson and Walter Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Siaammers
Loy Wrinkle
Marvin Leck
Mme
Leslie Lammers
John Coulson
Walter Scott
Ark and Dove Club Hosts Bible Study and Catechetical Work
The Ark and Dove Discussion Club met at Mrs. John Walker’s home to read Esther from Bible History and discuss Many Are One. Members continue Catholic instruction for Bronte Robet Lee children with Mrs. Frank Dickey Jr and Sr and R A Stroud leading. Miss Jack Price to host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark and Dove Discussion Club
John Walker
Esther
Christ
The
Ark and Dove
Bronte-Robert Lee
Frank Dickey, Jr
Frank Dickey
R. A. Stroud
Jack Price
Frank Percifull Jr
Robert Lee
A. M. Neel
Farewell Party Honoring Mrs Clark Glenn
Mmes. Vernon and E. F. Glenn hosted a farewell gathering last Friday morning for Mrs. Clark Glenn as she and her family prepare to move this week to Nisland South Dakota. The Gorosis Study Club presented a gift, and attendees received individual presents while Cokes coffee and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes. Vernon
E. F. Glenn
Clark Glenn
Glenns
Nisland
South Dakota
Gorosis Study Club
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Progressive Club
Leonard
Alexander
San Angelo
Angelo
Concho & Ch
Mrs
Mrs. Johnson
Bronte Enterprise
Labenske
Ark and
Dove
Bronte
C. R. Smith & Co
Dallas Mooking News -Mail
Texas Almanac
Dallas Morning News
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