Mrs Brinker Hosts Wesley Class Meeting at Country Home
The Wesley Fellowship Class of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Eugene Brinker’s country home for a monthly covered-dish supper. Misses Esther Hendricks and Irene Taylor assisted as co-hostesses and Mrs Douglas Buchannan led the business session. Slides from Norman Brinker shown covered horse shows and sights in Germany Denmark and Sweden en route to Helsinki Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Eugene Brinker
Esther Hendricks
Irene Taylor
Douglas Buchannan
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norman Brinker
Helsinki
Finland
Brinker
Mesdames Douglas Buchannan
E. S. Payne
F. W. Blocksom
Bert Luttrell
Fraank Blair
Melba Mazee
A.S. Patterson
Ethel Brsckson
W. A. Hoffman
Paul Core
C. M. Cooper
L. L. Parker
James M. Hill
Gene Dallas
Iva Dickenson
Grace Dennison
Earl Hedgecoxe
Dan H. Wilmot
Harry A. James
Dessie Palmer
B. B. Lassiter
H. H. Ray
Hial Cobean
Archie Campbell
Florrie Rabb
Hazel Simmons
Barbara Ray
Kathleen Campbell
Susan Daniel
Dexter Garden Club Plans for Flower Show
The Dexter Garden Club met at Mrs. P. R. Monical’s home with Mrs. Earl Corn as co host August 23. A morning coffee for 20 members and guests opened a brief meeting led by president Mrs. Monical. Extra flower show schedules and judging points were handed out. Guest speaker Mrs. Edith West demonstrated flower arrangement using on hand materials. A round table discussion followed with members practicing arrangements. The club plans a flower show at Lake Van clubhouse on Aug. 30 inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Garden Club
P. R. Monical
Earl Corn
Monical
Cecil Johnson
Edith West
Pecos Garden Club Meeting Set With Location Change
Items of Interest note a Pecos Garden Club meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. at 1607 North Montana with co host Mrs S E Henslee. Members are asked to note the time and place change. The Dirt Diggers Junior Garden Club met last week at Miss La Nora Dean's home and visited Mrs Tom Mann for a flower arrangement demo in Japanese influence with heaven man and earth level. A theatre party was planned.
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Pecos Garden Club
Lester Henslee
North
Montana
S. E. Henslee
Dirt Diggers
la Nora Dean
Missouri Avenue
Tom Mann
Mrs Sylvester E Ross Hosts Five Dallas Guests
Mrs Sylvester E Ross received Mrs J D Dickson Mrs A N Harris Mrs Hetty Powell and Mrs Clara Thomas from Dallas as visitors staying with her in town.
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Sylvester E. Ross
J. D. Dickson
A. N. Harris
Hetty Powell
Clara Thomas
Dallas
Man Says Domestic Dispute Leads to Woman Jump From Car
Patrolman reports continued domestic argument prompted a young wife to leap from an auto on North Main. Injury details remain unclear as Mrs. Killday is treated and her husband and in laws coordinate with State police and air base officials. Parents, M.Sgt Brannon and Mrs Brannon, travel from Omaha after being alerted.
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Shultz
North Main
Charles W. Brannon
Omaha
Sergeant Brannon
Brannon
Killday
No Skywatch Set up At Proving Ground
White Sands Proving Ground personnel concentrate on explainable high altitude rockets not skywatching for flying saucers or luminous discs. Eve Simmons, public information specialist, denied reports of a skywatch or unexplained objects. She stressed there is nothing to the reports despite chatter about trained staff and sightings in Southern New Mexico. A piano ad closes the fragment.
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Proving Ground
White Sands
White Sands Proving Ground
Eve Simmons
Miss Simmons
New Mexico
Greek Letter Women Meet at Officers Club Roswell
The Roswell Panhellenic Association hosted a dinner at the Officers Club at WAFB with Mrs Lawrence Brownlee acting as hostess. A three course menu was served followed by a business meeting presided by president Mrs Stanley Santheson. A new secretary, Mrs Frank Nordstrom, was named to replace Mrs Robert Millman who has left Roswell. The new constitution was read and adopted. Numerous members and visitors attended, including Mrs Tom Ball of Houston and Mrs Bill Ikard of Norfolk among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Panhellenic Association
Officers Club
WAFB
Awrence Brownlee
Gamma Phi Beta
Stanley Santheson
Frank Nordstrom
Robert Millman
Roswell
Dawn Wickman
Mack Williams
Tom Ball
Houston
Bill Ikard
Norfolk
Peter J. Vigil
Gallup
P. A. Martin
Mary Lutz
Oran Dale
Paul Hardin
Wayne Patterson
Ed Alme
Buck Dixon
R. B. Jansen
Richard Mittee
Maria Reid
Kermit Shotts
Lawrence Wolfe
Joe Palmer, Jr
Tom Phillips
Ed Harrington
Lynn Lane
Mary Sue Whitney
Paul Eaton
Don Wickman
Alpha Pi Chapter Installation at Lake Van Club
Alpha Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its installation ceremony Friday evening July 18 at Lake Van Club, Dexter. Pledges became full members via the Ritual of Jewels read by Mrs. W. T. Smith. sponsors were Mrs. Earl Corn and director Mrs. John Reid. A dinner and cards followed for pledges and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Lake van Club
Dexter
Alpha Pi
W. T. Smith
Robert Carier
Wallace Jacobs
Kenneth LaFleur
Ralph McGuire
Earl Corn
John Reid
Kiwanians Hear Roswell High School Plans
Roswell Board of Education secretary Byron B. White outlined Roswell’s proposed senior high school at a Kiwanians luncheon. He showed architectural plans and projected enrollment growth, predicting 1600 to 2000 students by 1962 and room for additions, with attendance from visitors Paul Singleton, William Hanagan, and Jack Dollahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron B. White
Roswell
Paul G. Singleton
Tampa
Fla
William Hanagan
Bartlesville
Okla
Jack Dollahan
Reporters Agree Truman No Longer In Hot Copy Stage
Reporters covering President Truman on his return trip increasingly believe he has left the hot copy stage. He enjoys more freedom and relaxation, while Adlai Stevenson dominates Democratic press. Truman votes in the August 5 primary, splits time between Independence and the Muehlebach hotel, backing J. E. Taylor for Senate against W. Stuart Symington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Independence
Muehlebach
J. E. ‘Buck
Taylor
W. Stuart Symington
Hall Leads G O P Primary In Kansas Nomination
Lt. Gov. Fred Hall, 36, of Dodge City, seeks higher office after winning the GOP nomination two years ago. He accuses the state machine of backing Wayne Ryan and expanding power in Topeka as a Labor Day campaign begins. Arn endorses Ryan while Stevenson and McKinney map the Democratic line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Fred Hall
Dodge City
Ann Carlson- Darby
Willard Mahon
Yates Center
Hall
Wayne Ryan
Clay Center
Statehouse Palace
Arn
Ryan
Lingerie Department Price List Entries
A vintage catalog fragment lists items in the lingerie department with prices for gowns slips and slips and bras. Items include crepe slips nylon slips and bras with prices ranging from 0.68 to 10.95 and fabrics such as muslin and striped tissue chambray.
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Sriciety
Frances Bear Wolfe
Wesley
Ginsberg Music Co
N. Main
Golden Age Club
Margaret Willingham
H. R. Robbins
Frances Clayton
R. M. Harwood
Miller Hunter
Kit Carson
Joe Ruhl
Marybelle Knight
Edith Blake
B. B. Allen
E. C. King
T. F. Teel
F. Doman
Clyde Allison
Joe Brown
Dora Haile
Ora Corkran
Alice Stone
Violet I. Shepherd
Mabel McCloud
Chas A. Porter
Edith I. Naylor
Harwood Brown
Lela Gantt
L. R. Cullen
Thoms
O. L. Benson
Snipes
O. B
G. F. Davis
Joyce Hunter
Altrusa
Margaret Ford
A. H. Norton
Betty Jo Hunt
D—o--o
Tunis
Tunisia
Athens
Greece
Iain
Paign
Stevenson
Frank E. McKinney
Rochester, Minn
Khickering
Franz Liszt
Liszt
Chickering
Genic
Fmosic CO
Chambrays
Criskays
Brassieres
Peddie
Hinkel
Batiste
Philippine
Seersucker
ABC
Permanette Seersucker
Mallinson
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