Garden Club program on terrariums and Arbor Day plans
Fleur de lis Garden Club hosted a terrarium program titled Earth in a Bowl at Mrs. Durwood Cobb’s home with co host Mrs. Roy Boutwell. Mrs. Bill McCutchen explained terrariums and demonstrated planting with charcoal and gravel layers and decorative miniature ornaments. The club voted to fertilize Cameron Day Care Center yard and plant a magnolia for Arbor Day. Officers for 1973 74 were elected plus cake and coffee served with pine cone and holly centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur de Lis Garden Club
Durwood Cobb
Roy Boutwell
Bill McCutchen
Cameron Day Care Center
Frank Luecke
Jim Woodum
Wilbert Lucke
Griffin Barrett
William Kelm
Jim Camp
Derwood Cobb
BPW Club Meeting Recaps New Activities
The Business and Professional Women's Club met Monday night at the Club House on 4th and Milam with Mrs. Willie Falkner presiding. Mrs. Ruby Moseley led the opening prayer. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Miss Margaret Clark and Mrs. Dede Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
4Th and Milam
Willie Falkner
Ruby Moseley
Margaret Clark
Dede Payne
McNeill Vansa Church Vows Tie Two in Marak Ceremony
Barbara Vansa daughter of Emil and Mrs Vansa and Terry Lynn McNeill were married January 6 at SS Cyril and Methodius Church Marak. Rev John Geiser officiated. Bride wore a velvet gown with pearl crown veil and carried carnations. They will reside in Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Vansa
Emil Vansa
Terry Lynn McNeill
SS. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church
Marak
John Geiser
Barbara Wohleb
Janet Vansa
Debra McNeill
Clarence McNeill
Charles Vansa
Jim McNeill
Charles Obermiller
Book Review Highlights The Hiding Place
Arts and Service League January meeting featured a review of The Hiding Place by John and Elizabeth Sherrill. Corrie ten Boom’s life of courage aiding Jews under Nazi rule was summarized with thelogue Out of the suffering God revealed his love. A spring luncheon with a Country Fresh Fashions theme was announced for February 20 at Methodist Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts and Service League
Don Humble
Forrest Sapp
Robert Curry
Temple
John and
Elizabeth Sherrill
Corrie Ten Boom
Miss Ten Boom
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Dana Kestenbaum
Frank Luecke
Eighty candles honor Mrs. Mary Ainsworth at Cameron gathering
Mrs. Mary Ainsworth celebrated her eightieth birthday with a family gathering at the Cameron Community Center. Forty seven relatives joined from Dallas Houston Bryan and Cameron. Her five daughters Ber nice Fikes Josephine Hayes Bertha Duncum Ruby Brady and Marguerite Laywell plus Ima Batte hosted the event. All descendants attended except a out of state grandson. An afternoon of visiting followed noon meal and a three tier cake with eighty candles and mini rose nose gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ainsworth
Cameron Community Center
Dallas
Houston
Bryan
Cameron
Bernice Fikes
Josephine Hayes
Bertha Duncum
Ruby Brady
Marguerite Laywell
Ima Batte
Milam County Resident Moves to Wesleyan in Georgetown
Mrs D K Hall longtime Milam County resident moved to The Wesleyan in Georgetown. Houseguest last week was son in law Parker Hallberg en route from Washington DC to the Philippines. Mrs Robert W Hoelscher of Burlington attended the Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers Clubs executive board meeting in College Station where she serves as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Hall
Milam County
Wesleyan
Georgetown
John B Hendersons
Parker Hallberg
Washington, D. C
Phillipines
Robert W. Hoelscher
Burlington
Federation of Texas A&m University
Mother's Clubs
College Station
Hoelscher
Civic Garden Club Discusses Shrubs Trees for Beauty
The Civic Garden Club met January 11 at 2 p.m. at Mrs J A Bowling home with co host Mrs J fF Crook. Leo Fuchs outlined shrubs and trees for garden beauty and flower arranging using chart and specimens. Officers elected for 1973 74 include H Wimberly president Leo Fuchs vice president Theo Ashenbeck recording secretary Nelson Green corresponding secretary Milton Falkner treasurer J E Crook historian Robert C Hudson time keeper. Centerpiece featured apples holly and chrysanthemums pittosporium arranged by Crook received praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Garden Club
J. A. Bowling
J Ff Crook
Leo Fuchs
H. Wimberly
Theo Ashenbeck
Nelson Green
Milton Falkner
B . Clark
J. E. Crook
Robert C. Hudson
Anniversaries Listed By Date In Local Notices
A sequence of couples celebrate anniversaries by date from January 22 to January 28. The list names families including Mayfield Tyler Mikulas Laywell Hickman Tumlinson Ruzicka Burnett Cryer Shubert Mc Glasson Petrek Raney Hux McClaren and Morgan.
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William McGlasson
William Petrek
C. S. Raney
Garland Hux
John McClaren
Maxie Morgan
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Garden Club
BPW
Church Vows
Eugene Marak
Laddie Dohnalik
Joetta Mikulec
Mary Dohnalik
Yee High School
Scott and White Clinic
Buckholts High School
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Terry Lynn MC Neill
Mrs, Ainsworth
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
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Citizens National Bank
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U. S. Treasury
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Charles F. Hundle
Oxsheer Smith Niley Smith Goodhue W. Smith Directors
John H. Davis
Niley J. Smith
Mrs
C. O. Mayfield
Jasper Tyler
J. J. Mikulas Sr
Ed Laywell
Joe Hickman
Jack Tumlinson
Jack Ruzicka
Theo Burnett
J. A. Cryer
H. A. Shubert
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