Quotarians Celebrate Christmas Party With Gifts and Carols
The Quotarians held their annual Christmas party with pine ornament decor, small trees, homemade favors, candies and red and white tapers. Miss Bertha Woodard chaired the classification membership committee with several assistants. Group carols were sung led by Miss Roberta Chemoweth, and Miss Geneva Hilkey read a story about moral victory. The club voted to skip the regular New Year’s meeting. thirty members attended. The next gathering is scheduled for January 15, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Woodyard
Gertrude Sha
Evelyn
Margaret Byers
Tau Phi Lambda Plans Snow Ball Dance and 1951 Officers
Tau Phi Lambda sorority Delta Mu chapter meets at Mrs Betty Rinker's Blueville home. Decorating committee begins Snow Ball preparations in Moose Ballroom on December 29 from 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m tickets on sale. Nominating committee selects 1951 officers to be presented December 21. Christmas box drive invites donations of food clothing and toys with sizes for boys eight to seven months and girls two to fifteen. Attendees include Mrs Beny Junxer Grace Marie Bartlett Norma Murphy Irma Jean Stutler Betty Gene McWilliams June Hamric Mary Ellen Peters Elda Moyet Julia Scarcilli Rosie Jones Claribel Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Mu
Tau Phi Lambda
Supreme Forest
Betty Rinker
Blueville
Moose Ballroom
Beny Junxer
Grace Marie Bartlett
Norma Murphy
Irma Jean Stutler
Betty Gene McWilliams
June Hamric
Mary- Ellen Peters
Elda Moyet
Julia Scarcilli
Rosie Jones
Claribel Upton
Air Force Hospitality Meeting Changes and Christmas Program
Mrs. Ceciley Losh and two new members Beatrice Ellers and Mary Pifet joined the organization. The meeting night moves to the third Wednesday each month, with the next gathering at Mary Pifer’s home on January 17 at 7 30 p.m. Refreshments were served to Dessie Rogers Bee Woodford Marguerite Ismer Doris Rogers Ceciley Losh Annabel Satterfield Paddy Satterfield Katy Robinson and the hostess Cecilia Smith, Hugh McDaniel and Mrs. Lloyd Sayres as co hosts. A Christmas lesson was read by Mrs. Gay Boyles and a prayer given by Mrs. Coffy. After a turkey luncheon an entertaining play Neighbors was performed by several members, followed by a gift exchange and a gift to the retiring president. The meeting adjourned after carols. Attending were Ella Wilson Mrs W Z Coffey Juanita Ludwick Wanda Ruth Beavers and daughters Dorothy Poling and son Dorothy Forman and children Clara McCartney and sons Evelyn Sharps Mary Lundy Margaret Junker Blanche Swisher Flossie Shroyer Gay Boyles Agne Boyles Betty Boyles Eunice Luzadder Maxine Johnson Margaret Wiland Lenore Crouser Home Department Agent Gail Luzadder Alice Austin and the hostess Mrs. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceciley Losh
Beatrice Ellers
Mary Pifet
Mary Pifer
East Bluemont Street
Dessie Rogers
Bee Woodford
Marguerite Ismer
Doris ‘Rogers
Ceciley Los
Hugh McDaniel
Lloyd Sayres
Gay Boyles
Coffy
Ella Wilson
W. Z. Coffey
Juanita Ludwick
Wanda -Ruth Beavers
Dorothy
Poling
Forman
Clara McCartney
Evelyn Sharps
Mary Lundy
Margaret Junker
Blanche Swisher
Flossie Shroyer
Agne Boyles
Betty Boyles
Eunice Luzadder
Maxine Johnson
Margaret Wiland
Lenore Crouser
Home Department
Gail Luzadder
Alice Austin
Mrs. Austin
Forget-me-Not Club Members Receive Christmas Corsages
Forget-me-Not Daily club members met at Mrs. Cecelia Smith's home on East Knotts Avenue to receive Christmas corsages from Mrs. Ellers and gifts from secret pals. The event included a business meeting led by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Smith
East Knotts Avenue
Ellers
Young Delmar Callaway Credits Hadacol For Energy Boost
Delmar Callaway, a 13 year old football center from Church Point High School in Louisiana, says Hadacol gave him energy after deficiencies of vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron. His mother reports improved appetite and stamina, and he now enjoys baseball basketball and biking. The LeBlanc Corporation promotes Hadacol with money back guarantee and direct ordering from Lafayette Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar
Callaway
Church Port
Louisiana
Delmar Callaway
Tam
Church Point
Tom
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Betty Pifer Birthday Celebration Guest Of Honor
Betty Pifer was honored at a Maple Avenue birthday party last Saturday evening. A variety of party games entertained the guests, and many gifts were presented to the honoree. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Nellie Piefer amid holiday decor and cheerful company including Sonny Moran, Jack Bennett, Bob Kiger, Tommy McCue, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Pifer
Maple Avenue
Nellie Piefer
Sonny Moran
Jack Bennett
Bob Kiger
Tommy McCue
Herb Robinson
Jim Riffle
John Paul Grinnin
Bilty Reed
Lawrence Pifer
Louie Reed
Carrol. Pifer
Phil Pappalardo
Ruth McCoy
Bobo Andrews
Queen Suu
Vora Smmth
Bloudie McWilliam
Wima Lander
Francis’ Williams
Thelma Pifer
Henor
Christmas Social Calendar From Farm Club Hosts
Mrs Ocean Austin entertains Farm Club December 19 at 8 pm with a gift exchange. Hostesses include Gloria Squires Virginia Stine and Janie Wiseman. Also on December 19 Mountain City Council No 49 Daughters of America holds a 6 30 pm covered dish dinner with a 50 cent gift for exchange. R T S Class First Baptist meets at 7 30 pm with a half pound party and gift exchange. Farm Women's club members urged to attend and reveal Secret Pals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Club
Thelma DeMoss
Gloria ‘Squires
Virginia Stine
Janie Wiseman
Mountain City Council No. 49 Daughters of America
D. of
Dull. Mempers
R. T.S
First Baptist Church
Knottsville
Farm Women’s Club
Orean Austin
Christmas schedule notes from Blueville churches and clubs
A sequence of December events is listed for local groups. Emma Rogers Bible Class hosts a Christmas exchange at Miss Berth Drummond's home. Royal Neighbors meet for gift exchange. Missionary Society gathers at Mrs A Miller’s home. Blueville WSCS holds a Christmas exchange at the church. Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda meets with a $2 Christmas gift, candy money and items for the box required. Eastern Star Women meet at the Masonic Temple with a gift exchange and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rogers
West Main Street
Miss Berth Drummond
Royal Neighbors of America
D. of A. Hall
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
A. Miller
Maple Avenue
Blueville Methodist Wscs
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
American Legion
Eastern Star Women's Club
Masonic Temple
George Shroyer
Mary Wagner
Heironimus
Oas
Fetterman Methodist Church
Anna Weaver
Linda Darnell Eyes New Deal After Fox Contract
Star Linda Darnell, after eleven of her 26 years with Twentieth Century Fox, is likely to end her current contract when options arrive next month and possibly sign a new one for a year with the studio. She appears opposite Paul Douglas in The Guy Who Sank the Navy and says the split may benefit her career despite mixed feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Twentyeth Century-Fox
Eeven
Clifton Weow
Mus Aveascu
Hollywood
Clifton
Gentelman
Linda Darnell
Twentieth Century Fox
Tne
Wew Studio
Linda An
Dallas
Texas
Paul Douglas
Navy
Meyer Plans 1951 TCU Offense Double Wing and Spread
Coach L. R. Dutch Meyer of Texas Christian says the 1951 football team will stick to the double wing and spread formations. This emphasis signals a balanced attack while maintaining traditional formations for the horned frogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R
Meyer
Texas Christian
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