Miss Margaret Wolf and Peter J Robbins Married in California
Miss Margaret Esther Wolf daughter of Mr and Mrs M F Loosley of 245 Cherry Street Long Beach California and Mr Peter John Robbins 6125 S Figueroa Los Angeles were married on August 31st at 830 PM at Wee Kirk O The Heath Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale California The ceremony was performed by Dr R H Shaffer pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Glendale The bride wore a white taffeta frock with full skirt puff sleeves and finger tip veil with orange blossoms She carried a white prayer book with gardenias bonbonia and narrow white satin ribbon Miss Margaret Anne Standish was maid of honor in a bouffant blue chiffon over taffeta gown Her bouquet was tube roses and begonias Peter Legates was best man Mrs Robbins formerly Miss Wolf lived in Roswell and was a teacher at East Side School She also directed Girl Scouts in Santa Ana Mr Robbins is production manager of the Wonderful Marshmallow Company in Los Angeles They left for a northern California honeymoon and are at home in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Esther Wolf
M. F. Loosley
Cherry Street
Long Beach
Cal
Peter John Robbins
S. Figueroa
Los Angeles
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
California
R. H. Shaffer
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Anne Standish
Peter Legates
Mrs. Robbins
Margaret Wolf
Roswell
East Side School
Santa Ana
Calif
Girl Scouts
Robbins
Wonderful Marshmallow Company
Olivet Study Club Opens Fall Session At Williams Home
Olivet Study Club held its opening meeting for the fall at the North Kansas Avenue home of president Mrs. J R Williams. The year’s program centers on The Major Prophets with Grace Saxe coordinating. songs were led by Walter Harrison with W Finch White Jr on piano. Mrs Reed Mulkey resigned. A salad course followed. Attendees included Mrs J E Johns Mrs Paul G Schultz Mrs George Slaughter Mrs Sadie C Vaudeler Mrs Clifford G Smith Mrs W Finch White Jr Mr Bob Crosby Mr Sam Lusk Mrs George N Carothers Mrs A D Jones Mrs Archie Campbell Mrs S P Hannifin and Mrs J P Williams. Bip O
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Mulkey
Mmes
J. E. Johns
Paul G. Schultz
George Slaughter
Sadie C. Vaudeler
Clifford G. Smith
W. Finch White, Jr
Bob Crosby
Sam Lusk
Walter Harrison
George N. Carothers
A. D. Jones
Archie Campbell
S. P. Hannifin, and
J. P. Williams
Mark Howell P T A Holds Opening Meeting
Dr. BE. Backett, district health officer, guest speaker at the opening Mark Howell Parent Teachers Association meeting held at the school. Mrs. Dial Exum presided. two vocal numbers opened the program. James D. Shinkle introduced teachers. Miss Ruth Emmett and Virginia Margrave performed. Shinkle noted city PTAs plan Claire Tree Majors productions. Dr. Puckett spoke on Schick tests and diphtheria vaccines. Attendance prize went to Miss Margrave's room. social hour followed with tea table centered by autumn flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Backett
Mark Howell Parent Teachers Association
Dial Exum
Seitz
Ruth Emmett
Virginia Margrave
James D. Shinkle
Thomas M. Kleckner
Shinkle
PTA
Claire Tree Majors
Puckett
Miss Margrave
Womans Bible Class Meets at First Christian Church
The Woman's Bible Class of the First Christian Church held its September meeting yesterday afternoon in the church annex with president Mrs. J. M. Williams in charge. Mrs. Jennie Ashinhurst played piano, prayers were said, and minutes read by Mrs. Laura Parks. Mary Gregg led the mission study The King's Redemption, quilts for charity were shown, and tea was served amid blue and gold decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Bible
First Christian Church
J. M. Williams
Jennie Ashinhurst
Laura Parks
Mary Gregg
Mmes
Faree
E. H. Hicks
Ed S. Gibbany
Belle Gray
Maude Randel
Caro Ray
Ben Pendergrass
John F. Boydston
G. T. Reaves
Cora Ray
Clover Leaf Club Meeting Led by Mrs McPherson
The Clover Leaf Club met at Mrs Walter D McPhersons home with co hosts Mrs W C Greis and Mrs Mage Link. Reports from committees were heard and a rummage sale planned for September 21 to aid the club charity fund. Special guests included two children being clothed and educated by the club. Refreshments were served to numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Walter D. McPherson
W. C. Gresis
Mage Link
Link
Mmes
Ella Flood
R. C. Poteet
Fred Brenan
B. B. Lassiter
F. R. Stone
John Rose
M. H. Ward
Sadie Todd
C. T. Robertson
Buck Russell
City Council P T A To Sponsor Claire Tree Major Plays
The City Council of Parent Teachers Association held its first meeting of the year at Junior High School with President Mrs A S Patterson in charge. Superintendent James D Shinkle explained the four plays to be sponsored this year with season tickets at one dollar. Miss Burr Powell was named publicity chairwoman. Mrs K A Yoder outlined council programs and rules of order. An L F D unit covered dish luncheon and meeting is set for Saturday with Will Robinson as speaker. Missouri Avenue P T A will host the annual Chuck Wagon supper September 20 at the Exhibit Hall Fair Grounds. tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of Parent Teachers Association
A. S. Patterson
James D. Shinkle
Claire Tree Majors Productions
Burr Powell
Missouri Avenue School
K. A. Yoder
Will Robinson
Verdi Gill
Missouri Avenue P. T. A
Missouri Avenue
Fair Grounds
Mrs Frank Turner Honored With Surprise Shower
Mrs Mattie Davis and Mrs Ruby Rector hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Frank Turner at Mrs Davis home on Thursday. Guests included Mmes Walter Godfrey Loyd Davis W H Slay Laura Killen Ivan Killen Bill Skinner Henry Crocker Raymond Hinkle A M Noll D S Mullins Leon Wagner Louis Boggs Ralph Brown D A Calhoun Miss Frances Davis the honoree and the two hostesses in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Davis
Ruby Rector
Frank Turner
Mrs H D Johnson Jr Honored With Party
Mrs H D Johnson Jr was the honoree for a bridge party and handkerchief shower yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs W B McCombs Jr at 1111 West First Street. She departs for Kansas to join Mr Johnson for the winter. Zinnias and dahlias adorned the home and an ice course was served with attendees including Mrs Barney Summers, Mrs Gordon Rogers, Mrs Ray Thompson, Mrs Patrick Lane, Mrs L F Clary, Miss Lucille Hanagan, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Johnson Jr
W. B. McCombs Jr
West First Street
Johnson
Kansas
Mr. Johnson
Mmes
Barney Summers
Gordon Rogers
Ray Thompson
Patrick Lane
L. F. Clary
Lucille Hanagan
McCombs
Farewell Party For Dr Hinesley And Family
A farewell gathering at the First Baptist Church parsonage honored Dr and Mrs W Fred Hinesley and family who plan to leave soon. About eighty guests shared a covered dish supper and presented a down quilt. Hymns were sung and the event closed with Blessed Be The Tie That Binds. The Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Monday at 2 30 p m in the church assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. Fred Hinesley
Ladies Aid
First Presbyterian Church
Canning Time Recipes From a Historic Kitchen
A collection of practical preserving instructions including Pimento Relish Pickled Peaches Superior Sweet Pickles and a bacon onion soup. Also includes a Frozen Pineapple Salad and an orange pineapple sherbet style dessert with detailed steps and quantities.
Spinach Soup Recipe from Pantry List
A simple spinach soup made with one can spinach one onion sliced a slice of bacon spinach juice and water to two cups bacon fat flour salt evaporated milk and a pinch cayenne pepper. The mix yields a creamy pot with a hint of spice suitable for a basic home meal.
Grilled Mushrooms Savarin and Cheese Apple Cake Roll
Grilled mushrooms prepared in Savarin style with cheddar in each cup, grilled until cheese melts and served on toast with mushroom sauce. Cheese Apple Cake Roll uses biscuit dough with grated American cheese, apple slices, brown sugar and cinnamon for topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savarin
Pineapple Jelly from Citrus Juice and Pineapple
A recipe for Pineapple Jelly using pineapple juice from four lemons and two and a quarter cups pineapple juice. Mix sugar with dry pectin, boil the juice, add sugar, boil hard a half minute, skim and pour into hot jars with paraffin. Makes six glasses.
Weekend Mountain Visit With Allcorns And Harrisons
Mr and Mrs S S Allcorn arrive from Lubbock to visit daughter Mrs Walter Harrison and family Teddy and Linda. The two couples plan a weekend in the mountains and neighbors are invited to join the covered dish supper at LFD schoolhouse Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. to honor the teachers and supporters of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. S. Allcorn
Lubbock
Walter Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Teddy
Linda
Allcorns
Harrisons
LFD
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S. Mo. Ave
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Poplars
Ross L. Malone
P.E.O
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J. Bennett Allison
Maude Geyer
the Poplars
Malone Home
N. Penn. Avenue
Malone Garden
Claude Simpson
Grady Welter
L. P. Richart
Cecil Bonney
W. W. Akin
W. S. Murrell
Harrison Williams
George W. Zink
Fred G. Rowell
H. V.fall
Ford Geyer
Arthur Allison
Powhatan Carter
C. C. Martin
James F. Hinkle
Mary Frances McClure
Eva M. Cooper
W. C. Buchly
R. J. Willard
A. F. Madison
Edna Ann Malone
Willma Murrell
Charlotte St. John
C. W. Johnstone
Malone
H. D. Johnson, Jr
Dr. Hinesley
Emma Lowe
Esther Brooks
Jane Austin
Laurence
Carson Olivier
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Lugosi
Donald Barry
Ghost Valley
Sona Andre
Leroy Mason
Tom London
H. P. Garrett
Esquire Features
Joe Lane Jr
Arizona
Mr. Lane
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Joe Lane
Mrs. Lane
Charles Beeson
Albuquerque Journal
Robert Erwin
Major
G. L. Erwin
Alvarado Hotel
Albuquerque
Mary Mossman
Holn Bursum
Socorro
New Mexico
National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Detroit
Louise Holland Coe
Hilton Hotel
John Strumquist
Marian Martin
Record
Pattern Department
Carol Holland
Coe
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Congress
Paramount
Barbara Stanwyck
Ellen Drew
Tucson
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Charles Lavey, SR
Rothmoor Coats
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