Mrs Hiram Pyburn Hosts Pierian Club Meeting
Mrs Hiram Pyburn hosted the Pierian Club meeting on September 2 in Mes-Hiram Pybus Street. Mrs Dan Guilvert opened the session as president with remarks from Mrs Frat Moncoe and Mrs Frantes Crowder introducing the study titled Challenging Frontiers to Daily Living. The discussion covered women's roles, global progress, and suffrage gains led by Mabel May, noting late nineteenth and early twentieth century milestones in various nations and the UN charter's emphasis on equal rights.
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Emerserign Ciuninet Sruuruty
Mes - Hiram Pybus
Vubach
Mabel May
United States
New Zealand
Finland
Norway
United S
United Nations
Princess Dial Lights Up Your Phone With Style
DIAL LIGHTS UP The Princess phone glows to show where the dial is and when you lift the receiver a tone greets you. Compact at 30 inches, it fits any bedside desk or kitchen counter. Available in pink blue beige turquoise or white and on display in our business office. Visit soon to see this chic combination of convenience and beauty.
Rights for Women and Equality Efforts Highlighted
The article notes UN efforts on women’s status and the U. S. organization’s veto rights history. It chronicles the World Conference on Women’s progress, warns of persistent inequality, and lists attendees at a concluding salad event with numerous names and titles.
Twilight Garden Club Meets In Stewart Home
Twilight Garden Club gathers at Mrs. Woo Stewart home on September 2 with three new members accepted. Special interest centered on blooming bulbs from Holland. A flower arrangements class by Mrs. J D Murry begins October 5. District meeting slated for Ruslop on November 1 hosted by Louisiana Tech campus.
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Twilight Garden Club
Woo Stewart
Severn Ofcock
Ebury Rainwater
Hornsby
Morton Kavanaugh Shavers
Holland
Atys_ Teer AMesander
Loumit
Nominations For Freshman Officers Set In Bent Weathershy
Petitions for freshman class officers are due by Tuesday October 4. Elections will be held in the student auditorium for the freshman class on October 10 with speeches by candidates. Primary ballots Tuesday October 11. final election October 12. Officers include president vice president secretary treasurer and Student Senate representative. The class president also serves on the Student Senate.
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Camilhites Fr
Elas
Fecisiama
Dilinns
Stadene Senate
Frostinan
Stadent Senate
Jim Gunter Named Editor Gila Tech Engineer Magazine
Jim Gunter a junior in industrial engineering was selected editor of the Lotisi Land Tech Snigimeer a title publication of the School of Engineering here The line lists several other students from Arcadia Ringgold Ruston and Mulesandrin with varied engineering majors and class years.
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Jim Gunter
Gila Tech Engineer Magazine
Gunter
Lotisi- Land
Snigimeer
Star
Ronnie Edwards
Arcadia
Perry Pringle
Streveport
Iy Induslink Alphaenving
Hreme
Home Demonstratic Council Meeting Notes Septembr 23
The Linceby Parish Home Demonstratic Council met September 23 at the Teel room of Tentity Metheser Church. The secretary Alys 1 Wo Agile recorded the minutes noting realigned roll calls and planned scholarship actions. Members discussed extending kitchen facilities and a fair event, with a chicken dinner served during the two hour session.
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Linceby
Py Chorstritliun
Metheser Churet
Nin
Alys
Ecouneil
Hiwe
Diexs
Une
Council
Giotareau
Ben
Pack
Than Moliter
Mes
Aaron Allee
Aaron
Magazine Note on Engineering Articles for Fall Registration
The magazine at registration highlights Veelmiens engineering articles, recent research advances, and items of interest to engineers featured in each issue.
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Veelmiens Engineering
McConathy-Robinson Wedding Sees Mallard Family Tie
The wedding of Miss Robe Robinson to Edward McConathy occurred Friday evening September 16 at Seven o'clock in Danville. Rev. Bob Ezelle officiated at St. Warton Rubingan Church as candles flanked by white tapers lit the ceremony, with Miss Wynette Watter at organ and Miss Helen Robinson among vocalists. The bride wore a gown of ivory lace over bridal satin with a fitted bodice, long sleeves, and fingertip veil, while her attendants included Miss Mary Allen Baden in pale blue, and the wedding party included her sister Jan Kevinson as candlebearer.
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Witte
Robbe Robinson
Air
Warton Rubingan
Dinville
Lai
Edward McConsthy
Mery
W. PL McGonathy
Northiedge
Danville
Mary Allen Baden
Hangyad
Hodley
Elizabeth
Wedding of Mr. Benny Paikoy and Miss Helen Robinson
The ceremony took place in North Hodge with groom’s parents as guests of honor and the bride’s party hosted by Mrs. Carl McConathy. The reception featured pink rosebud decor, a three tier cake served by Mrs. Hugh Llevdrnson and Miss Dame Rowan, and a crystal service by Mrs. Sam Anderson and Mrs. Elmer Trussel. The couple planned a wedding trip to Jay Springs and will reside in Jonesboro.
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Benny Paikoy
North Hodge
Carl McConathy
Helen Robinson
Uie
Hugh Llevdrnson
Rowan Uy
Sam Anderson
Elmer Trussel
New 1961 Cadillac Debuts With Distinctive Body Styles
A sculptured design marks a new era in motoring as Cadillac offers eleven individual body styles each with wide interior options, fabrics, colors, and a broad range of accessories. Dealers invite you to explore the entirely new car and its quality and goodness.
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Cadillac
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