Winners Named In Make It Yourself With Wood or Mohair
Emily Crenwelge of Fredericksburg Nila Mae Maner of Harper and Merdic Mae Barth of Fredericksburg earned prizes Monday night for outfits they wore Miss Maner took first in senior suit while Miss Crenwelge and Miss Barth won second in original design and senior dress respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Crenwelge
Emil Crenwelge
Fredericsburg
Nila Mae Maner
Albert Maner
Harper
Merdic Mae Barth
Max Barth
Fredericksburg
Miss Crenwelve
Miss Maner
Miss Barth
Local Wool Contest Winners Advance to State Show
Judy Holland 14 of Fredericksburg Dot Snyder 18 of San Marcos and Lucille Dallahite 16 of Blanco won top prizes in the Make It Yourself With Wool contest at Fredericksburg School Auditorium. Holland’s two piece dress cost 11.87, Snyder’s cinnamon gabardine suit cost 23.00, Dallahite’s royal blue skirt and jacket cost 3.53. Their designs advance to Ft Worth on Nov 21 to compete with nine West Texas area winners for State Champion honors and a trip to the 1950 National Fashion Show in Casper Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Judy Holland
James Holland
Dot Snyder
San Marcos
Lucille Dallahite
Blanco
Miss Holland
Victoria Mill
Miss Snyder
Kilmangerine
Dallahite
Ft. Worth
West Texas
Casper
Wyoming
Woman's Auxiliary
Ts&gra
National Wool Growers
The
Wool Bureau
Ina
Te Fredericksburg
Texas Sheep and Goat
Pipe Creek
Arlene Culver
Lampasas
Louise King
Jo Ann Tatum
Gypsy Smith
Doris Brown
Center Point
Elda Marie Jordan
Hunt
Betty Klein
Mountain Home
Merdié Mae Barth
Nila Mae Mauer
Harper
Ruthy Gripon
Ester Lea Caperton
Ada Mae Montel
Kerrville
Emily Crenwelge
Judy Hol
Make It Yourself With Wool Style Show Highlights Local Talent
The Fredericksburg school auditorium hosted a Make It Yourself With Wool style show with 67 girls aged 14 to 22 showcasing dresses suits coats and original designs all using virgin wool. Winners in junior dress and suit divisions were named with prizes and entries from 9 counties, and grand prizes of 50 dollars qualified three entrants for a state contest in Fort Worth. The event, directed by Mrs. Lorene Cowden with the auxiliary and local sponsors, featured judges from TS&GRA and a broadcast by KNAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knopp & Metzger
Judy Holland
Kendall Hodges
Merdie Mae Barth
KNAF
Fredericksburg National Bank
Woerner
Charles C. Stone
David Hargis
Poultry Clinic Slated For Fredericksburg and Harper
A Poultry Clinic will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Harper American Legion Hall with W. J. Moore of Texas A&M Extension Service and James C. Williams. A second session is planned for Fredericksburg at 7 30 p.m. in the Agriculture Building. Moore will discuss housing and equipment for Broiler Egg Production with hatchery and lumber representatives to answer questions after the talks. Future clinics will be scheduled as chicks grow and grower issues arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
American Legion Hall
Fredericksburg
W. J. Moore
Extension Service of
Texas A&m College
James C. Williams
Moore
The Case of the One Per Cent ers booklet analysis
A fragment referencing a booklet titled The Case of the One Per Cent ers about Texans seeking better highways. The readable text hints at advocacy for infrastructure improvements and public interest, but lacks concrete events, dates, or names to specify further details.
Weekend visits connect families across Texas and Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Frank Staudt spent the weekend at Ozona with Mr and Mrs C N Taylor and their little daughter. Mr and Mrs Dave Butler and son and Miss Mildred Boatright of San Antonio visited their parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Boatright. Also Mr and Mrs Jack Hughes and daughter of San Antonio stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Lange en route to visit his parents in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Gibson
Roy Coker
Fort Stockton
Big Bend National Park
Marathon
Alpine
Frank Staudt
Ozona
C. N. Taylor
Dave Butler
Mildred Boatright
San Antonio
Floyd Boatright
Jack Hughes
Edwin Lange
Pennsylvania
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By Kilman
Junction, Texas
Menard and
London Highway
Junction
Lem and
Jack Jones
Robert Dittmar
Otto Dittmar
Doss
Henry Lewis
Dayton Rahe
Carol Walker
Edd Schirmer
Mrs
Otto Rahe
Er P.T.A. Harvest Festival
Oren Cotlle
Floy Bode
Mobil Gas
Mobil Oil
Harper Friday
Egoin
Ranchman’s Wool & Mohair Commission House
Jim, Dale and
J. W. Priour, Jr
Ingram, Texas
Texas
Texas Tax Journal
Texas Motor
Texas Railroads
P. O. Boll
Austin
Ben Nen Ee
Spring Creek Hall
Harper-Frig
Hill Country Boys
Arthur Reed
AL Lumber Company
Harper, Texas
Alfred Lehne
Mgr
Harper Theatre
Vaughn Monroe
Guns
Tracolor
Clifton Webb
Shirley Temple
Belverdere
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