Mrs Coleman Hosts Bridge Tea for Mrs Evers
Mrs Earl Evers of Cureo guest of honor at Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs James L Coleman. Seven contract bridge tables featured decor with handsome zinjas and dusty miller. Mrs P W Davis won high score and received a hobnail blue glass. guest of honor given a Japanese tray. Deco and treats by Mesdames W A Bonds Laula Clinton and S A Cottle with peach ice cream and angel food cake.
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Earl Evers
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James W. Coleman
P. W. Davis
Mesdames
W. A. Bonds
Laula
Clinton and
S. A. Cottle
Baptist Missionary Society reports church circles and youth groups
Fourteen members met at the church with Mrs. Grady Sooper inader for an obedience talk. Circles plan Royal Service lessons led by Mrs. Bradbury and Miss Henders on. The YY. W. A. and B. W. A. met with leaders Mrs. Wilson Gunn and Miss Winnie Henderson for talks from Year Book and Royal Service. R. A. met with sponsor Frederick Graves. Pages Squires and Ambassadors counts given. junior girls auxiliary formed with 22 members and new president Iva Earl Heath. Sunbeams met with 13 members and two visitors. program included picnic at City Park.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
Grady Sooper
C. W. Bradbury
Eunice Taylor Glass Circle
YY. W. A
Wilson Gunn
Son
R. A
Frederick Graves
Squires
Bobby
Joe Casey
Bob Hobson
Vernon Posey
Iva Earl Heath
Inez Slaughter
Sunbeams
Bowman
Helen Blaylock
Friday Bridge Club Hosts at Mrs John Bowman Home
The Friday Contract Bridge Club enjoyed hospitality at Mrs John Bowman's residence last week. The note adds a brief, upbeat summary of the social gathering and its cordial welcome.
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John Bowman
Floral party yields high score win at Cot tle home
Low merrigolds and other-seasonal flowers added beauty to the home where many games were played. When completed Mrs. S. A. Cottle was winner of high score. A salad plate was served by the hostess at the close of the games on tables laid with pretty covers and centered with baby zinnias in a variety of colors.
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S. A. Cottle
Sunrise Breakfast Meeting Highlights Health Program
Sunrise 4th of July breakfast hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club at Wayside Park. Miss Leila Woolley chaired the Health Recreational program. Miss Lorenz of Cameron Hospital spoke on health and read an instructive paper. Hostesses Annie Stallworth Lilian Atkinson and Leila Woolley served a camp breakfast with coffee.
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Professional Women’s Club
Leila Woolley
Wayside Park
Racketeers Target Families Through Suspicion Tactics
Dallas reports a ring of women using subtly worded phone calls to sow distrust in wives. They pressure wives to pay for alleged proof of unfaithfulness, prompting financial loss and broken homes even when payment is avoided.
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Smith
How One Woman Lost 25 Lbs of Fat and Gained Confidence
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method with a 30 day plan. It advises hot water each morning and cutting fatty foods, claiming pounds will drop and skin and eyes improve. Also notes visit to San Angelo relatives and long-time Herald subscription.
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Joe N. Luce
San Angelo
Joe R. Luce
Delahunty
John Small
Outdoor Summer Services at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church invites worship on the lawn starting Sunday at 8 p m with songs and inspiration. A sermon titled Mules will be given, and the 11 am service will cover The Finality of Jesus. An empty seat awaits if you miss church. Go to Church Sunday.
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First Christian Church
Jesus
Camp and Essie McCall Wed in Rockdale Twilight Ceremony
Essie McCall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McCall and Emory B. Camp state representative were married at a twilight ceremony Wednesday at the First Baptist church in Rockdale. Camp son of the mayor, UT law student, Theta Xi member, presidency of interfraternity council in 1932, Longhorn band manager, youngest member of the 43rd legislature, now practicing law with his father.
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Rockdale
Essie McCall
Emory B. Camp
First Baptist Church
Longhorn Band
Milam County
Camp
Independence Day Toll Reaches 170 In Nationwide Survey
A press associations survey reports 170 deaths during Independence Day celebrations in the United States. Traffic accidents drownings plane crashes and fireworks blasts account for most fatalities, with additional indirect casualties from holiday activities.
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America
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