Mary Vergie Carr to Present Pupils In Dance Recital Fun
Miss Mary Vergie Carr will present her dancing pupils in their first open recital in the old school auditorium Friday evening December 18 at eight o'clock. A ten cent admission will be charged with receipts going to the school equipment fund. The program includes Minuet ballet tap acrobatic numbers and scenes such as Wooden Soldiers Jingle Bells Santa Claus Is Comin to Town and Glow Worm. Miss Charlene Gregg will be the pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vergie Carr
Miss Carr
Mary Sudderth
Julia Ann Lewis
Jo Ann Smith
Jennie Newton
Jackie Newton
Lettie Lou Smith
Jo Ann Williams
Patsy Joyce Williams
Wooden Soldiers
Betty Lou Cary
Theresa Tubbs
Dorothy Ball
Dorothy Dell Lowe
Mickey Mouse
Baby Otto
Billy Dale Sloan
LaQuita Kuykendall
Peggy Harrison
Virginia Russell
Peggy Joyce Ice
Bobby Joyce Tubb
Clara Mae Brewer
Louise Otto
Charlene Otto
Joy Mann
Carolyn Waterman
Bowery
Santa Claus
Charlene Gregg
Presbyterian Auxiliary Schedules All Day Meeting at Forsythe Home
At Forsythe home the Presbyterian Auxiliary held an all day session led by Mrs. Dale Sloan. Members including Allen Forsythe and C F Butcher discussed Congo Crosses by Julia Kellens Berger. A noon buffet featured meat loaf and coffee. The group plans a 2:30 meeting Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Sloan
Congo
Julia Kellensberger
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Allen Forsythe
Mies
Fred Matson
C. F. Butcher
L. B. Fuller
Iva Mae Bent
F. R. Wurtz
Africa
Presbyterian
Mmes
L. G. Finch
J. E. Garner
Rusell Carey
Mrs Ratliff Elected Secretary At Odessa Zone Meet
At the Odessa district Methodist Zone meeting six towns were represented including Kermit Monahans Wink Pyote Odessa and Jal New Mexico. Mrs J C Ratliff of Monahans was elected secretary for the district zone. The group will meet in Monahans for their January session. Local participants included Mrs Ratliff Mrs Ray McGrew and Mrs L L Lachausen with a program built around the theme Is Our Gift Complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
Odessa
J. C. Ratliff
Monahans
Kermit
Wink
Pyote
Jal
New Mexico
L. L. Lachausen
F. Nagle
H. P. Davis
Ray McGrew
Ratliff
L. L. Lochausen
Wickett Baptist class honored for party
Miss Betty Jean Neal hosted the Wickett Baptist Intermediate Sunday School class party at her parents home Friday evening. Games included Spin the Milk Bottle Knock Em and Clothes Pin. Riddle contests entertained guests and refreshments of cookies and hot chocolate were served by the hostess with Miss Bonnie Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Neal
Wickett Baptist Church
Bonnie Neal
Eloise Baker
Norma Hicks
Cecil Driggers
Alberta Neal
Athenia Baker
Mary Kathryn Kechel
Victoria Kechel
Terrell Blodgett
Alvin Flowers
Bob Motley
James Lomat
Cloister Burton
Dorothy Jean Stoneback
Bill Hartwell
Eldon Shield
Norma Brown
Billy van Eman
Elizabeth McDonald
Allen Darnell
Dorothy Wallace
Coney White
Maxine Smith
Helen White
Mrs LeClaire Hosts Entre Nous Bridge Party
Mrs Albert LeClaire entertained Entre Nous Bridge Club members at her home on Wednesday afternoon with two tables of bridge. Progressive contract yielded high score for Mrs Dale Sloan and high cut for Mrs J C Ratliff. Treats included Graham cracker nut pudding open faced sandwiches olives and hot chocolate. Guests listed include J C Ratliff Fred Youree C F Butcher Allen Flaherty Dale Sloan L L Lochhausen and Ted Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert LeClaire
Entre Novus Bridge Club
Dale Sloan
J. C. Ratliff
Fred Youree
C. F. Butcher
Baptist Missionary Society Concludes Three Day Program
The Baptist Missionary Society wrapped a three day prayer week with an all day Friday meeting on the theme Prayer for Our Missionaries Around the World. Attendees included Mmes. Leon Frazier J C Hogg Clyde Garner and others from Southern Baptist churches while visitors from Kermit Baptist Church joined Friday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
The
Baptist
Southern Baptist Group
Mmes
Leon Frazier
J. C. Hogg
Clyde Garner
L. M. Williams
John White
Lester Russell
Jack Wright
Jack Terrell
Garland Seals
L. A. Jones
A. H. Seals
L. Collins
H. A. McCanlies
W. L. Monroe
Fred Landers
J. C. Strickland
C. C
Christian Church Observes Woman's Day With Service
The first Sunday in December is observed as Woman's Day by Christian Churches of America. In the local church the occasion was marked at the morning service with a solo by Melba Rae Thurston and a sermon by Dr. H. E. Steele, who quoted four biblical women as ideals for modern women. He urged young women to uphold purity and high ideals, noting they may choose to rise to greater responsibility or step down to a lower path of indulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches of America
Melba Rae Thurston
H. E. Steele
Jesus
Mary
Martha of Bethany
Martha
Mary Magdalene
Steele
Six Scholarships To Texas Students Honor Hogg Legacy
Six memorial scholarships funded by Will Hogg will totaling 120000 across University of Texas. Regents will set terms with preference to Texas high school graduates and merit. Scholarships include mathematics geology law and home economics named for Arthur Lefevre Sharp Culliman Autry Broughton Sharp Ima Hogg and others, each at least 760 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Will Hogg
Houston
University Regents
Texas
Arthur Lefevre
Walter Benona Sharp
Joseph S. Culliman
James Lockhart Autry
Estelle Broughton Sharp
Mr. Hogg
Ima Hogg
Taxes less than cost of government in Cooksons
In Muskogee Oklahoma tax reports for three years in the Cookson Hills area show average annual collections of about 7000 dollars while annual costs for schools roads and law enforcement averaged 12000 dollars. The federal government spent roughly 74000 dollars yearly on relief. The Resettlement Administration is purchasing 31000 acres to convert into a national recreation area a pasture demonstration and wildlife refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Cookson Hills
Resettlement Administration
More Children in School Because of AA Assistance
Dallas Texas parents report 26 882 Texas school children would not have attended this fall without the Resettlement Administration aid. A regional survey by D P Trent shows 14 286 more will enter later, with 52 117 children aged in 30 000 Resettlement families and only one in five would have been in school otherwise. Many lacked supplies clothing and food. Visits from Hobbs note Mrs Ella Mae Vaughn Davis visiting her daughter Sun day Miss Winnie Frances Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Resettlement Administration
D. P. Trent
Trent
Hobbs
Right to refuse to compromise the ideals of purity and virtue
The article asserts the right to uphold high standards and insist that young men seeking companionship meet a higher level of living. The regular meeting of the official board scheduled for Sunday was postponed to next Sunday.
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Forsythe
Wickett Baptist
Christian Church
Ella Mae Vaughn Davis of
Sunday
Winnie Frances Vaughn
Rehmeyer Hospital
W. O. Rehmeyer
Martin
Selec
Cipients
Walter Harwell
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