Hallowe'en plans and party ideas from the city desk
The article offers low key Hallowe'en suggestions for open houses post parades, simple decorations and inexpensive treats such as cider, nuts and peanuts. A new hors d oeuvre mixes shortening cream cheese flour and butter, baked on strips rolled in peanuts. It also notes a timidity test by Dr. Donald A. Laird with questions and scoring to gauge meekness.
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Grace Dyess
City Rec‘geation
Hallowe'en
Donald A. ‘Laird
Womans Luncheon Schedule at Lubbock Hotel
The luncheon hosted by the Abbott Insurance Women’s Association will take place Friday at noon in the Lubbock hotel. Tom Hamm, a special guest for Trizivant and Cochran Co., will be the featured speaker.
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iAibbock Insurance Women’s
Asneeiat
Lubbock Hotel
Tom Hamm
Trizivant
Cochranpany
Crowlie and Seawell Set to Visit for War Service Program
Mrs. Philip L. Crowlie of the OPA in Washington DC will visit Lubbock to speak at a war service program at Seaman hall sponsored by the City and County Federations and the Parent-Teacher council. She travels from El Paso and will also speak in Austin Port Arthur Houston Little Rock Hot Springs New Orleans and Shreveport.
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Philip L. Crowlie
OPA Department of Information
Washington, D. C
Manon Seawell
Consumer Group Service
Dallas
Seaman Hall
Crowlie
T. Euel
Ida Farris
Ruth Towne
Don Mitchell
J. H. Hawkins
County Federation
Gordon Treadway
Charles Webster
Clara Pratt
Mina Wolf Lamb
R. O. Bennett
O. R. Copeland
Lubbock
E—l Paso
Austin
Port Arthur
Houston
Little Rock
Hot Springs
New Orleans
Shreveport
Miss Howard To Be Honored By Council
Miss Howard will be honored with a 7 o clock reception on Tech campus hosted by the Texas Tech Student Religious Council. Miss Mary Howard traveling secretary of the World Student Service Fund and Wheaton College graduate will be present to solicit funds for war relief and student aid. The First Christian church hosts this event as part of the fund's efforts supporting students and professors affected by war.
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Texas Tech Student Religious Council
Maxine Deardorff
Mary Howard
World Student Service Fund
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Clara Pratt Speaks To Hurlwood HD Club
Clara Pratt spoke to the Hurlwood Home Demonstration club at Mrs. A F Williamson’s home. She advised that large wallpaper with strong contracting colors makes a room appear smaller and that inconspicuous design and subdued hues suit small spaces. The group voted to unite with the county federation. Williamson noted cushions were reworked as a key achievement. Members listed include Mesdames Horton Moreman Eoff Pace Mitchell Martin Burroughs Cade Moore Preston and Huffaker.
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Clara Pratt
Hurlwood Home Demonstration Club
A. F. Williamson
Pratt
County Federation
Mesdames G. K. Horton
C. E. Moreman
C. M. Eoff
J. P. Pace
P. C. Mitchell
W. A. Martin
J. A. Burroughs
W. L. Cade
C. R. Moore
L. V. Preston
L. E. Huffaker
AAUW Course To Organize Tonight In Lubbock
The Lubbock branch of the AAUW sponsors a parliamentary law course to be organized at 7:30 tonight at Mrs. Ethel Terrells home 1915 Ninth. Mrs. H F Godeke will teach if enough women attend. Members or interested nonmembers may call Mrs Terrell at 9938 today.
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AAUW
Ethel Terrell
Lubbock
American Association of University Women
H. F. Godeke
Terrell
Randall Bridwell Is Honored On Eighth Birthday
Randall Bridwell was honored with a party on his eighth birth day at home 2112 Ninth hosted by his mother Mrs H L McClinton A Halloween theme featured in decorations and refreshments Attendees included Delizabeth Connell Medford Hunt Ray Weed William Sinclair Bobby Brown Nolan Vincent Charles Gallimore Jack Lynn Bridwell and Delbert McClinton.
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Randall Bridwell
H. L. McClinton
Delizabeth Connell
Medford Hunt
Ray Weed
William Sinclair
Bobby Brown
Nolan Vincent
Charles Gallimore
Jack Lynn Bridwell
Delbert McClinton
Four Needle Clubs Hold Sessions
Four needle clubs met for regular sessions Wednesday afternoon in members homes. Members listed include Mrs Floyd Honey at 2305 Thirtieth. Hostess plans for Nov 1 at Mrs J W Reid's home 2415 Fifteenth. Additional clubs met at various addresses with guests and plans for future sessions.
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Fit and Fashion Club
Floyd Honey
Mesdames Omer Bantz
G. E. Dawson
Henry Elder
Marlin Hayhurst
Ishmael Hill
E. E. Kee
Sam Leifeste
R. W. Matthews
J. W. Reid
W. C. Watts
Dixie White
M. E. Witt
Plainview HD Club Elects New Officers
Plainview Home Demonstration club members elected officers Tuesday at Mrs. S. C. Rawlings home led by Mrs. Ralph Robinson as president and Mrs. L. A. Peeples as vice president. Program topics included Save Precious Hours and The Home of Tomorrow with readings by Mrs. Hudson Mrs. Tisdell and Mrs. Cad dell. A game Excuses was played and refreshments served to members and guests. The November 7 meeting will be at Mrs. Caddell. The meeting place for the Lubbock Garden club changed to Hotel Lubbock east ballroom at 3 p m Friday with travel talk by Mrs. Herbert Mueller and Lt. Mueller about Guatemala and neighboring countries.
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Plainview Home Demonstration Club
S. C. Rawlings
Ralph Robinson
L. A. Peeples
O. H. Mitchell
C. A. Tisdell
T. C. Hudson
T. A. Hulin
J. L. Moore
H. F. Williams
Caddell
Lubbock Garden Club
Hilton
Hotel Lubbock
Herbert Mueller
Guatemala
Mueller
SPAAF
Smart Cannon Marriage at Home of Evangelist
Mrs. Ector Greene Cannon and Charles Smart wed at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the home of officiant evangelist F. S. Vance located at 1707 Twenty-first.
Daily club meetings and events listed for today
Arnett-Benson Home Demonstration club meets at 2 30 p m with Mrs Leo Saffell at 209 North Adams. Amiga club lunch at 12 48 p m with Mrs John J Vaughan at 1921 Twenty second. AAUW at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ethel Terrell at 1915 Ninth for parliamentary class. First Baptist Bazian class 1 p m at activities center with luncheon. Central Ward P T A at 3 40 p m at school. Dupre P T A 3 30 p m at Asbury Methodist Fellowship hall. Roscoe Wilson P T A 3 30 p m at school. George M Hunt P T A 3 30 p m at Central Baptist church. 1941 Needle club 3 30 p m with Mrs C F Henry at 1916 Twenty eighth. Klever Kraft Klub 1 30 p m at Red Cross with social follows. Ace-Trey Forty-Two club 1 30 p m at Red Cross with roll bandages. Altrusa club 12 38 p m at Chicken House. VFW Auxiliary officers 7 30 p m at Fellowship hall in First Presbyterian church. SPAAP Junior Matrons League 3 p m at Glider Student lounge. Rebekah Lodge 7 36 p m at IOOF hall.
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Arnett-Benson
Leo Saffell
North Adams
John J. Vaughan
AAUW
Ethel Terrell
First Baptist
Dupre
Asbury Methodist Fellowship Hall
Roscoe Wilson
George M. Hunt
Central Baptist Church
C. F Henry
Klever Kraft Klub
Red Cross
Ace-Trey
Altrusa
VFW
First Presbyterian Church
Spaap Junior Matrons
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Brothers Grizzle Wedding Read in Lubbock
Miss Oma May Grizzle daughter of C G Grizzle Route 2 married S Sgt Leonard M Brothers son of M A Brothers Route 2 Tuesday evening in her parents home. Rev Jack Welch officiated double ring ceremony with Lola May Brothers maid of honor and Morris Grizzle best man. The couple plan to remain in Lubbock during furlough and then report to Miami Florida after Brothers returned from seven months with the European theatre’s 15th Air Force.
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Oma May Grizzle
C. G. Grizzle
Leonard M. Brothers
M. A. Brothers
Jack Welch
Lola May Brothers
Morris Grizzle
Lubbock
S Sgt. Brothers
15Th Air Force
Miami
Fla
Members Make Curtains for Redeemer Lutheran Church
Eleven members made curtains for the church recreation room at the Ladies aid meeting held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Wallace Klatt. Refreshments were served.
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the Redeemer Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Wallace Klatt
Senior High PTA elects secretary and notes upcoming actions
During the Senior High PTA meeting Mrs. Mary McElyea was elected secretary. Mrs. M. C. Butler delivered the first reading of the revised constitution and bylaws to be voted on next meeting. Members agreed to cooperate with the USO, assist Westerner Mother's Club rummage sale on Oct 28, and noted Education Week Nov 6–10 with open house on Nov 7. A teenage parade and dance were announced for Oct 31 at the recreation center on Sixteenth Ave. One additional member attendance recorded at twenty seven.
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Parent-Teacher Association Wednesady
Mary McElyea
M. C. Butler
USO
Mother’s Club
Floyd Honey
Sixteenth
Ave
B P W Club Plans Miss Brown Contest at Hilton Luncheon
Miss Edith Mann outlined the rules for Miss Brown with Jeannine Brown as candidate, at a Wednesday luncheon of the Business and Professional Woman's club. President Vera Chapman presided with guests Geneva Battlinger and M K Foster Jr. The group will meet October 25 for a business luncheon at the Lubbock hotel. About 45 members attended.
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Edith Mann
First Baptist TEL class cabinet meets at McLeod home
A weekly business session of the First Baptist TEL class cabinet convened at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Mrs. J. H. McLeod’s home with thirteen members and one visitor, Mrs. W. W. Nichols, in attendance.
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First Baptist Tel Class
J. H. McLeod
W. W. Nichols
Caribbean Sea Area Mentioned At 7500 Miles
A geographic note states the Caribbean Sea covers about 7,500 miles in area.
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Caribbean Sea
Mrs Blocker Visiting Family in Dallas
Mrs. Harry E. Blocker of Dallas is visiting her mother Mrs. George W. Stevens and sister Bernice at 1515 Fifteenth.
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Harry E. Blocker
Dallas
George W. Stevens
Bernice
Review of Sun In Their Eyes at Book club meeting
Mrs W H Bledsoe hosted a Book of the Month club review Wednesday afternoon at 3503 Twentieth Street. Guests and assistants included Mesdames A T Biggers J O Cade and several attendees from Corpus Christi and local members.
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W. H. Bledsoe
Onte Barrett
Wednesady
Ford Benham
A. T. Biggers
J. O. Cade
Johnnie Barstow
C. H. Luling
Jim Floyd
John Lawrence
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi. Members Present Were Mesdames O. L. Byrd
R. E. Garlin
George V. Gray
Morley Jennings
Milt Jones
Dewitt Landis
H. T. Luther
C. E. Maeden
S. S. McKay
Don Mitchell
Parker Prouty
Charles Read
J. H. Stiles
C. I. Wall
Ray C. Mowery
John Wilson to Speak for Dupre PTA Meeting
John Wilson will be guest speaker on Cooperating Agencies Thursday at 3 30 p m in the Asbury Methodist Fellowship hall. Dupre PTA members will assemble for their regular session. The association sponsors a rummage sale Saturday. Mothers should bring rummage to 1910 Ave Q or call 2 2315 or 4226.
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John Wilson
Dupre Pta
Asbury Methodist Fellowship Hall
Dupre Parent-Teacher Association
1910 Ave. Q
Helps You Overcome False Teeth with FASTEETH Powder
An ad style note claims FASTEETH, a non acid alkaline powder, can keep dentures firmer for comfort. It suggests users feel less embarrassment from loose teeth and offers assets today with a focus on relief from gum and mouth problems.
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Esse
Relieve Cough Quickly With Home Syrup Recipe
A home cough syrup mix promises fast relief and big savings. Combine three cups sugar with one cup water, dissolve, add 4 4 ounces of Pinex, fill to one pint, and shake. No cooking needed. corn syrup or honey may replace sugar syrup for smoother use. The mixture soothes irritated membranes and loosens phlegm, offering rapid action and pleasant taste.
LAW Society Plans Wednesday USO Meeting and luncheon
LAW Society members met at the USO for a brief business session and a game party. A covered dish luncheon is set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Ralph Quest’s home, 2122-B Main. Interested guests should contact Mrs. C. M. Tomlin at 2-1207 before Monday. Refreshments were served.
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LAW Society
Lubbock Army Wives Society
USO
Wilee
Ralph Quest
C. M. Tomlin
New Military Sponsor Introduced To League Spotlight
Mrs. Thomas J. Sabetta was introduced as the new military sponsor by Mrs. Jack Morris at a LAAF Junior Matron's League luncheon held Wednesday at the USO. Serving committee members included Mesdames George Hutton Arnold Brent Charles Fontaine and Wayne Guthrie.
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Thomas J. Sabetta
Jack Morris
LAAF
USO
George Hutton
Arnold Brent
Charles Fontaine
Wayne Guthrie
Pla Mor Forty Two Club Holds Wednesday Session
Nine members and three guests attended the Pla Mor Forty Two club meeting at Mrs. S A Beard home 2522 Twenty first street. Guests were Mesdames I L Carpenter J M Wells and J T O Neal. Mrs H F Williams will host November 1 at 2 30 p m.
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S. A. Beard
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