Junior Assembly Season Opens at Festive Dance
The newly organized Odessa Junior Assembly hosted a Winter Wonderland dance December 1 at Hotel Lincoln ballroom. Seventy percent? No. One hundred seventy members and guests attended a formal event with a large Christmas tree and Santa. The group plans three formal dances this season with rules like no dates, no smoking, and no corsages. Out of town guests attended and a note on Christmas tree ornament craft appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Assembly
Odessa
Lincoln
Wenderland
Messrs
Mmes
Pete Gillespie
Boaz Hoskins
Pete Bush
Cecil Hardwick
Ray Cole
Vernon Stepp
Mmes. Hosking
E. P. Ramosek
Stepp
Bush
Hardwick
M. M. Foreman
Delmar Groos
Rufus Harris
W. T. Henderson, Jr
Odville Myers
Glee Lorette
Sharon Lyons
Sandra Malone
Linda Jeanne Milburn
Barbara Myers
Jeanette Medford
Miriam Mitchell
Shirley Moore
Susan Mums
Paula McNeal
Mary Louise Mc
Students Present Workshop in Odessa by Music Teachers
Odessa students took part in a November workshop hosted by the Odessa Music Teachers Association at the Ector County Library. The program showcased many local students and listed a January 22 1957 return date for the next workshop, with the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Music Teachers Association
Ector County
Robert Anderson
Mary Joy Brunson
Mines
O. L. Taulman
Will Martin
John Parry
Brown
Louis Kluck
Robert Sewell
M.B. Beam
Ardis
Fern Benson
Sheri Leverett
Joyce Ann Groves
Warren Barnes
Gay Lynne McDonald
Larry Hensley
Cheryl Moss
Sandra Fitzgerald
Jane Middleton
Drue French
Alicta Hammond
Bobbie Rhea Dailey
Patricia Ray Elliott
Kay McWhirter
Benny Springer
Susie McCloud
Linda Nell Darity
Cynthia Green
Susan Bailey
Mary June Somers
Riki Hemphill
Madelyn Cochran
Patty
Women Educators Discussed by Club
The Pioneer Study Club met in the library to hear Mrs. J. J. Willis discuss women in education and the fate of the country. She urged lifelong learning, highlighted Alice Freeman Palmer as a pioneering educator, praised women’s higher education, and noted the need for moral leadership in families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Study Club
J. J. Willis
Alice Freeman Palmer
Windsor Academy
Harvard
Michigan University Land
Alice
Miss Freeman
Wellesley
Massachusetts
Keller Story and Club Notes Highlight 19th Century Figures
The narrative covers Helen Keller learning through Miss Sullivan at Perkins and her later life dedicated to aiding the blind. It also reports on a Texas Federation of Women's Clubs meeting with notes on scholarships, Christmas gifts to a veterans hospital, and a nominating committee. Attendees and hostesses are listed along with social details of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sullivan
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Helen
A. J. House
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Veteran's Hospital
Big Spring
Mmes. Willis
A. C. Rumbaugh
Hughes B. Caddell
Mmes
Ocle Blair
T. L. Todd
Charles Thomas
J.H. Williford
Harold Young
J. C. Zant, Sr
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Bobby Barlow
Oscar Bourg, Jr
Mickey Binion
John Blackmon
Gary Billingsley
Edd Cole
Bill Cole
Lee Cochran
Joe Cochran
David Cannon
Ross Cochran
Leroy Churchill
Roger Clark
Steve Cannon
Mike Dyer
Bill Donnelly, Jr
Gary Pat Day
Art Donnelly
Dave Daniel
Dwight DeBolt
Danny Earnest
Charley Aubrey Eubanks
Butch Fulcher
Benny Gibbs
Carroll Golden
Johnny Gensberg
Charles
George Manley
Terry Miller
Jimmy Nance
Jimmy Owens
Ronnie Pokorney
Jerry Phillips
Larry Phillips
Vance Phillips
Bill Rose
Donnie Reaves
Roger Rankin
George Seaman
Stephen Smith
Frank Sloan
Ronnie Sperberg
Eddie Thomas
David Vare
Mike Williams
Jack Westerfield
Michael Wiese
James Weaver
Aaron Wharton
Glen Wilkerson
Fred Homeyer
Richard Hawkins
Ken Owens
Scott Hahn
Jean Adamson
Jimmy Tilghman
Better Homes & Gardens Magazine
George Palmer
Joe W. Rice
Frances Harwich
Frances
Helen Keller
Christmas Furs
W. F. Bauman
West Third & N. Sam Houston
Model Shop
OWN
Grand Central Station
N. Y
Dorothy House Vieman
Texas Club
N'S
Andrews
Kodak
Kodechrom
Arges
Keystone
Brownie
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