Bear Creek Study Club Sells Food to Fund Nurse Scholarships
The Bear Creek Study Club runs all day food sales during a Saturday auction to raise funds for nursing scholarships. Women in the county may apply for financial aid to enter any of Texas forty accredited schools of nursing, with applications directed to Mrs. J B Means or Mrs Alfred Bannowsky.
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Red Cross
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Bear Creek Study Club
J. B. Means
Club War Service
Alfred Bannowsky
Texas
Harold Dutton
Guss Bannowsky
Goodall Rothmann
Chester Bannowsky
Clay Holland
Thomas Coney
Cody Cardwell
Lois Hankins Piano Pupils Recital At High School
Lois Hankins presents a piano recital by her students on April 28 at 8 30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Public invited. Performers include Jane Tatum Winona Dutton Betty Lou Hill Mary Katharine Marr Lee Borden Joe Ella Bolt Jean Landers Martha Stanley Jo Ann Murr Mary Carolyn Betty Nettie Sykes Katherine Stapp Fern Hunger Theola Hunger Joy Dunbar Bena Ray Taylor Gwendolyn Cottle Beth Lindsay Rilla Spiller Nancy Spiller Sandra Spiller Virginia Christmas Peggy Dechert Carolyn Barthelow Idalia Padilla Angela Padilla Ann Bannowsky LaDell Camp Dickey Wood Bradley Phillips.
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Lois Hankins
Jane Tatum
Winona Dutton
Betty Lou
Jan Hill
Mary Katherine Marr
Lee Borden
Joe Ella Bolt
Jean Landers
Martha Stanley
Jo Ann Murr
Mary Carolyn Betty
Nettie Sykes
Katherine Stapp
Fern
Theola Hunger
Joy Dunbar
Bena Ray Taylor
Gwendolyn Cottle
Beth Lindsay
Easter party for Junior Girls Auxiliary at Junction Church
Following a weekly meeting, Mrs. F. Lee Herndon hosted an Easter party in Kindrick Memorial Hall. The event featured paper faster eggs, blindfold games, and rose decor. Attendees included Janice Connor, Betty Jean Powell, Naomi Marr, Marie Cavaness, Doris Meredith, Sarah Lee, Mary Jo Herndon, and the hostess. Also noted: a locomotive company offers free employee vaccination and Army training advances with panel code magnets.
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Junction Baptist Church
F. Lee Herndon
Kindrick Memorial Hall
Janice Connor
Betty Jean Powell
Naomi Marr
Marie Cavaness
Doris Meredith
Sarah Lee
Mary Jo Herndon
Beer as a Symbol of Liberty in Early America
Grandma Hoskins recounts that early American settlers balanced hardship with beer. The Mayflower log is cited to claim Plymouth Rock settlers chose sites with beer supply in mind. The piece frames beer as a tempering, friendly force tied to American liberty.
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Plymouth Rock
Bear Creek Study Club Set To Meet April 28
The Bear Creek Study Club will meet April 28 at Mrs. N. C. Tulloss residence at 1 30. Hostesses are Mesdames Ed Bode and Harold Dutton. The program features Mrs Albert Martin reviewing Inside Latin America and a district and convention report by delegates and district chair comments. An unrelated anecdote about Archibald Percival Reginald Earl and his girl closes the note.
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Bear Creek
Highland Study Club Meets With Mrs Hill
Mrs Aubrey Hill hosted and led the Highland Study Club on Saturday April 10. President Mrs Seaton Prentice opened with a brief business meeting as Mrs Jack Turner reports mailing another silk stocking drive box to headquarters. A. Hill gave a paper and Prentice reviewed the air plane’s major role in modern civilization. During social hour a kerchief shower honored Mrs A G Lee who departs Junction for Houston. Attendees included Mrs Jack Turner Thad Munn S S Bundy A G Lee Earl Hill George Ard Aubrey Hill T M Tomberlin and Seaton Prentice.
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Aubrey Hill
Highland Study Club
Seaton Prentice
Jack Turner
Kimble County
Prentice
A. G. Lee
Junction
Houston
Mmes
Thad Munn
S. S. Bundy
Earl Hill
George Ard
T. M. Tomberlin
Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary Meeting Planned
The Auxiliary will meet Tuesday April 27 at Mrs Frank Black's home with Mrs George Black as hostess. Mrs W C Oliver will lead the program on Why Presbyterian Colleges What Presbyterians Should Know About Them.
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Frank Black
George Black
W. C. Oliver
Little Sailor Don Busby Sees Early Growth Hint
Baby Don Busby born to Mr and Mrs Don F Busby weighs 3 pounds at two months and has grown rapidly in his 21 months. If growth continues he will soon be a sailor.
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Don Rance Busby
Don F. Busby
Edison
Freedom of Work and Self-Reliant Progress
A creed of free men and women forging destinies with hands and minds. They build, invent, improve, take risks, and reap rewards while striving to better the world through personal effort and enterprise.
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