Local Club Programs Highlight Evening Meetings
Clement Sorosis Study Club met in the Reddy Room with 15 members and one guest as Mrs. Tom Collins led a Holiday Food program. Another club program featured A Trip to Nigeria at the Lubbock Women's Club with Dwight Young as speaker and R C Blow as program director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Sorosis
Reddy
Southwestern Public Service
Tom Collins
Home Service
D. S. Cunningham
Harold Russell
43Rd St
Nigeria
Lubbock
Sorority Hosts Model Meeting in Lubbock Event
Mrs Ehsyn Smith presided for a model Alpha Alpha sorority meeting at Lubbock Women's Club. Members staffed 5000 charity envelopes for the Tuberculosis Association as part of welfare work. Chapter Beauty Queen to be elected at a November meeting at the club. The Matticks present a program on Ancient Customs of Courtship and Marriage at the Hickory Inn with a social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sands
Andre Maurois
Ehsyn Smith
Alpha Mma
Epsilon “Ma Alpha Sorority
Lubbock
Matticks
Ester
Hickory Inn
Quiet Day Observance At Forrest Heights Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held Quiet Day at Buffalo Lakes in the Edwards cabin. The program featured a call to prayer and self denial led by Mrs. O A McBraver and Mrs. C Ho Foley with several others present. Special music filled the session followed by a salad luncheon. Eighteen members attended. The next meeting is set for 950 am Tuesday to continue the study Mission The Christian Calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
Bufajo Lakes
F.R. Edwards
O. A. McBraver
C. Ho Foley
A.C. Walker
Roger Poff
Buford Bray
Bill McCord
Wesley Byrom
Petzel speaks on problems of textile research at club
Dr Florence Petzel outlines difficulties in researching textiles abroad noting European museums misnaming objects and poor preservation. She cites American standards and urges careful methods. Next Quarterly Club meet is Dec 1. reservations due with Mrs Jean Strawn for Delta Kappa Gamma Regional Convention in Denver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Petzel
Quarterly Club
Mesa Room
Student Union
Texas ‘Tech
Europe
Jean Strawn
Avenue C
Southwest
Seminole
Denver City High School
Nurse Presents Speech To Club At Roosevelt
The Roosevelt Young Homemakers met Tuesday at the Roosevelt Clubhouse. Mrs Bud Johnson of Lubbock, the Roosevelt school nurse, led a program on antique art flowers. Mrs John R Miller presided and plans were set to select a candidate for area officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Young
Roosevelt
Bud Johnson
Lubbock
John R. Miller
Melvin Walter
Miller
S. O. Jones
Wol Harns
J. H. Thomas
Jerry Hill
Roosevelt Fha
Dallas
Doyle Howland
Tom Yelvington
Edward Jordan
Homemakers Meet Shares Inexpensive Home Accessories
The New Home Young Homemakers group met seven members four new members and three visitors in the school meal. Mrs Gerald Ince Mrs Melvin Grigg and Mrs C L Storrs attended and Mrs Grigg and Mrs Storrs led the program on making inexpensive home accessories. Yearbooks were given to members and Mrs Gene Eades presided at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ince
Melvin Grigg
C. L. Storrs
Grigg
Storrs
Gene Eades
Ronnie Dulin
Tunisia Students Visit BSP Chapter for Friendship Program
Theta Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Max Neal's home to present Giving And Receiving Of Friendship. Special Tunisian guests Gilbert Bejaoui and Abderrazak Msakni, studying American aviation techniques in Lubbock, joined for the event. The group voted to support St. Mary's of the Plains Hospital and planned rituals after dinner at the Country Inn. Next meeting set for Nov 8 at Mrs. Donald Johnston's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Max Neal
45Th St
Gilbert Bejaoui
Abderrazak Msakni
Tunisia
Lubbock
America
Royce Brooks
James Robinson
Wilbur Kilebrew
St. Mary's of the Plains Hospital
Country Inn
Donald Johnston
Shallowater Society Hears Fifth Study
The Shallowater group met Monday afternoon at the First Methodist Church with Mrs. O. A. Crockett presiding. Mrs. Edna Arnold led the invocation and Mrs. George Leftwich led worship. Mrs. E. F. Hamblin guided the fifth study on missions with Mrs. Howard Quiett assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallowater
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
O. A. Crockett
Edna Arnold
George Leftwich
E. F E. Hamblin
Howard Quiett
Navy Mothers Club Conducts Business at Legion Hall
Navy Mothers Club 341 met Tuesday at the American Legion Hall for a business meeting chaired by Mrs. T. E. Worsham. Eighteen members and five guests attended a noon covered dish luncheon followed by a parliamentary law program led by Mrs. F. A. Kleinschmidt. A new member, Mrs. V. C. Walden, was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains Navy MothersClub
American Legion Hall
T. E. Worsham
F. A. Kleinschmidt
American Seszion Hall
V. C. Walden
30Th St
Vatican Council approves revised Religious Freedom declaration
At Vatican City the Ecumenical Council backs a revised religious liberty phrasing stressing Catholicism as Christianity's one true church. The 2031 to 198 vote signals broad support for the declaration while conservatives push back on the emphasis. The council expects more votes on related texts soon as December finishes. Separately in Levelland a Farm Bureau meeting drew 1090 attendees with Jay B. Harbin honored for leadership and Charlotte Johnson praising the bureau's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
The
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Drafting Commission
Council
Levelland
Hockley County Farm Bureau
Jay B. Harbin
Charlotte Johnson
Farm Bureau
Tuesday Weld Weds Actor's Secretary in New York
Actress Tuesday Weld married Claude Hart, Roddy McDowall's secretary, last Saturday in Manhattan. Best man was Roddy McDowall, ceremony held at Weld's sister Susan's apartment. no immediate honeymoon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
APS
Tuesday Weld
New York City
Roddy McDowall
Claude Hart
Dick Clayton
McDowall
Manhattan
Miss Weld
Susan
Clayton
Complexion Beauty Ads Promote Clay Moist Oil
The piece touts a tropical moist oil from Clay as the secret to beautifying complexions. It claims immediate bloom and smoothing of lines with daily use as a powder base, recommended by beauty care consultants. a druggist can supply a small bottle for personal needs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Daniel
Lubbock Bar Auxiliary
Paul Johnson
South Plains Dental Auniliiary
Glenn Jones
Lubbock-Crosby-Garza County Medical Society
Bar
Lubbock Women's Club
Florence Petzel
Southwest Home Demonstration Club
G. H. Graham
C. B. Allen
39Th St
BF. W Smith
Hale Center
Abet
Liverpool
Britain
BSP
Shallowater Society
Navy Mothers Club
Mama's
Vienna
WNS
Vienna Consumers’ Association
Bertha Netzer
F.C. Haught
Caneys
Ler Rona Siri Roe
Monterey
Gary
SV Depleee
Broadway
Margaret Merril
W. D. Wilkins & CO
Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!