Society News Highlights Local Club Elections And Weddings
Mesdames Leo Stecher and Austin Jokaty hosted St. Rita's Circle as officers were elected: President Mrs. Ray Robinson, Vice President Mrs. Ralph Michalka, Secretary Mrs. William Balhorn, Treasurer Mrs. A. E. Matula, Reporter. Next meeting January 18 plans for a 42 party. Cameron History Club met at Mrs. John B. Henderson's home with book review on Coyote Wisdom. Albert Brown and Miss Gussie Smith of Gay Hill wed by Judge Jeff T. Kemp. couple to live in Gay Hill. Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle 996 to install January 17 at Odd Fellows Hall with National Representative Mrs. Laura Krebs present. Mrs. Gladys M. Watson to be reinstalled Guardian of Cameron Grove. installing organist Mrs. Stella Batte Thompson. Helen Bell and Glenn Ditto married in Waco. Forty-Two Leisure Club held January 5 at Mrs. Herman Boedeker’s. prizes awarded for high scores and color-themed decorations. A January 7 bridal shower for Mrs. Delfin Schiller hosted by Mrs. H. A. Fuchs and others. gifts and games followed by refreshments. Mrs. Schiller, formerly Ardy Fuchs, married Delfin Schiller December 29 in Buckholts. Mr. and Mrs. Schiller have ties to Seguin and Vogelsang schools. Howard Heim and Morgan of Lake City, Iowa visited Mrs. W. A. Hendricksen before a month in Edinburg. Dr. Eduard Rischar and sister Miss Rose Rischar attended Central Texas Doctors meeting in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Stecher
Austin Jokaty
St. Rita's
Ray Robinson
Ralph Michalka
William Balhorn
J. T. Parma
A. E. Matula
August Kurecky
Cameron History Club
John B. Henderson
East 11Th Street
Jeff T. Kemp
Brown
A. d. McCary
J. C. Martin
Winnie Henderson
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle 996
Cameron
Odd Fellows Hall
Laura Krebs
Supreme Forrester
Woodmen Circle of
Austin
Alice Bennet Kunz
Mart
Gladys M. Watson
Stella Batte Thompson
Thompson
Forty-Two
Herman Boedeker
John Matyastik
L. F. Slama
Leo Laake
Steve Marak
Boedeker
H. A. Fuchs
Henry Fuchs
Delfin Schiller
Mrs. Schiller
Ardy Fuchs
South Elm School
Circle No 4 Presbyterian meet hosted by Miss Marek
Miss Olga Marek hosted Circle No 4 of the Presbyterian Church with Mrs Ladis Marek as co host on Monday afternoon at Miss Mareks home Mrs Carl Black presided as president The devotional was led by Mrs O C Acrey Mrs Mary Henderson guest speaker on Foreign Missions A social hour followed the business session Refreshments of a salad course and hot tea were served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Marek
Ladis Marek
The
Presbyterian Church
Marek
Carl Black
O. C. Acrey
Mary Henderson
Hearst Editors Warn of Air Defense and Philippine Stakes
The piece argues that air defense is essential to keep war from U.S. shores, condemns Pacific Coast neglect, and cites Hearst editorials from 1934 predicting Japan would advance if the Philippines are abandoned. It notes Hearst’s warnings, and praises current government action to bolster defenses and provide necessary weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Hearst
Belton Masonic Lodge marks 84th anniversary dinner
Judge Jeff T. Kemp attended the Belton lodge anniversary Tuesday evening as members hosted a venison dinner at 7. Mrs. Ed F. English returned from a brief visit with a niece in Giddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff T. Kemp
Masonic Lodge
Belton
Ed F. English
Giddings
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