Card of Appreciation for Wilson Mothers Tea
All the mothers at Wilson School thank the teachers and children for the lovely tea party honoring Mother's Day.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1949
Page
8
All the mothers at Wilson School thank the teachers and children for the lovely tea party honoring Mother's Day.
A Legion home hosts a May event featuring a May pole and pastel May baskets. A preview notes a picture comes next week.
All mothers and friends are invited to Sunday School services on Mother's Day May 8 at 9 45 a m. An appropriate gift will be given to the oldest mother, the mother with the largest family, and the youngest mother. Rev R S Bubb will preach a Mother's Day sermon with special music including solos by Miss Anna Suhr of California.
Miss Jo McWhorter entertained at her apartment on Main Street on Saturday April 30. About 50 people called during the evening.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bowman and daughters Jill and Nancy drove to Phoenix to visit Mr and Mrs Dewey Mulford and returned with their eldest Sharon who spent the week there. Bridge club hosted by Mrs Marshall Fuller with guests Mrs Freeman Mee Whorter and Mrs C B Austin. Mrs Nat Gammon of the Hotel Hidalgo visited El Paso with Mrs Eleanor Raymond and Mrs Frank Bowman returning with her mother Mrs Moselle Messecar from the State PTA meeting in Silver City. Mrs C B Austin entertained a one tern ta at her home on mid street with guests Mrs Tom Clayton and others. The ranch club meets Tuesday with Mrs Charles Fuller and Mrs Wallace as guest. The Wednesday sewhy met at Mrs Jack McGhee’s home. Mrs Josephine Reif and Mrs Winnie Panky addressed Friday April 29 to Ry Taylor of El Paso Natural Gas Co. They left Sunday for extended trip to Shreveport and Phoenix to visit Hotel Hidalgo. Tom Davis is a patient at Hidalgo County Hospital under treatment.
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