Six Flags Over Texas Presented As Entertaining Club Program
Wednesday Study Club in the National Room of First National Bank heard a program on Six Flags Over Texas. Mrs. Whitfield introduced topics on Texas history from Spain to statehood, including Moses and Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston, and the Confederate era, ending with a note on the U. S. flag and Texas pride. New officer roles were announced and the club marked its 30th anniversary with history compiled by Mrs. W. H. Agey.
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Six Flags Over
Texas
First National Bank
Bill Whitfield
Sam Harrill
Spain
France
Columbus
Ponce de Leon
Austin
Mexico
Rio Grande
Sabine
H. W. Blair
Moses Austin
Missouri
Sam Houston
United States
Whitfield
Ed Syers
White House
South
Montgomery
Ala
Houston
Confederacy
Union
Brownsville
Gettysburg
W. H. Agey
H. A. Clements
Lynn Griffin
Texas Federation of Wome
Farhway
Herbs Are Modern Ancients Club Told at Desert Sands
Mrs. Carl D. Estes led a Desert Sands Garden Club program on herbs as modern ancients noting rosemary for memory and thyme for vigor. She traced herb symbolism from ancient times to today and promised more details in the Desert Sands Gardener. Ms. W. H. Woods presided, highlighting the district convention at Hereford and a $25 Sears-Roebuck Foundation award for civic beautification.
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Carl D. Estes
Desert Sands Garden Club
Thrift Room of Texas Savings and Loan Building
W. H. Woods
Hereford
Texas Children’s
Wood
Standard Club
Woods
Texas
Community Club Meetings Packed into Tuesday Agenda
Edwards PTA meets Tuesday March 12 at 3 p.m. in the auditorium for The Creative Student program. AAUW branch gathers at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs Thelma Newman as hostess. Nu Gamma Club hosts a 7:30 social at Mrs C B Porter home. Beausceants convene at 7:30 p.m. in Masonic Hall. HD Club meets at 2 p.m. in the Community Center.
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NU Gamma Club
Nu Gamma
C. B. Porter
Masonic Hall
HD Club
Top Ten Best-Selling Records This Week
The Cash Box national survey lists Love Is Blue by Mauriat at the top followed by I Wish It Would Rain by Temptations and Spooky by Classics IV among the leading titles. Other entries include Valley of the Dolls by Warwick Simon Says by Red and The Dock of the Bay by 1910 Fruitgum Co. with Walk Away Renee by Lemon Pipers and Bottle of Wine by Four Tops and Fireballs.
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Cash Box
Warwick
Simon Says
Fruitgum
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Stephen F. Austin
David Gough
Roland Maxwell
Pearson Cooper
Tom Dorough
Edd Evans
Gough
Cooper
el Paso
E. A. Grissom
Grandfalls
Bert Potts
Club
Corpus Christi
E. O. Barton
Lee Coil
Lubbock
Midland
A. G. Adair
Mademoiselle Salon of Beauty
Tues
Thurs
Tommy Boyce
Bobby Hart
Renee
Pittsburgh
Podunk
Olds Young Wheels
Youngmobile
Oldsmobile
Courtesy Motors, Inc
Stockton
Eta
Pol
Spor
Orlon