Chicken and Noodles Favorite Dish Of Envoy
The article presents the second of five Hearst Headline Service reports on a widely traveled UN diplomat’s favored recipe. It highlights chicken and noodles as a signature, detailing the envoy’s preference for simple, hearty fare reflecting a life of moving between posts.
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Hearst
Porter
United Nations
U. S
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Aly Khan
Pakistan
OES Installs Officers in Logos Chapter Ceremony
Mrs. M. B. Lester of Houston installed her daughter Mrs. G. C. Zimmerman as worthy matron of Logos chapter, OES, with L. M. Ferlet Jr. as worthy patron. Numerous officers and members were named, including conducting marshal, organist, and several associate roles, in a detailed installation at Odd Fellows hall. Light from vesper service preceded the ceremony.
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C. W. Hopkins
Dan Moody
J. J. Volney
George Hausler
Mesdames Weldon Short
Ada
R. L. Ownby
Ruth
Ben L. Darlington
Esther
Frank Groshenny
Martha
H.C. Howell Jr
Electa
J. E. Kemmerzehl
Warder
Carl Dimaway
Sentinel
Howard E. Handley
Ollie Hogue
Robert McBride
Lynn Ferlet
Jewell Ann Dunaway
Jamie Richardson
Marjorie Zimmerman
Jim Lawry
Europe Tour Pends for Pair
Mrs. Clark Preston and her daughter Anita Louise plan a July trip to Europe by plane, returning in August. The Alamo Heights High junior will visit Holland Norway Germany and Italy with European friends, attend the Brussels fair, and stay with Col. and Mrs Schirmacher in Stuttgart and Col. Lloyd W. Preston in Saragossa. Several parties will honor the Prestons, including luncheons hosted by Mrs. Camden Ernest and by Mrs. William McClain with garden party additions.
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Clark Preston
Anita Louise
Europe
Preston
Council of International Relations
Alamo Heights
Holland
Norway
Germany
Italy
Brussels Fair
Wil
Ted Schirmacher
Stuttgart
Lloyd W. Preston
Pres
William McClain
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