IP T A Mothers Hear Billy Cox on Disney Cartoon Making
Stewart PTA mothers enjoyed a party at the school with Billy Cox discussing his Hollywood work. He illustrated Disney studio animation steps and film photography processes, followed by questions. Seventy three attendees praised the event and committee efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart P.T.A
Billy Cox
Hollywood
Calif
Cox
Disney Studios
William Putman
J. W. McBurney
R. J. Patterson
Leslie Zook
Albert Orcutt
Owen Grecian
Eg Astton
Virgil Earl
Charles Breitenbach
Max Cook
K. J. Patterson
P.T.A
Farewell Dinner Honoring John Porter Before Military Training
Mr and Mrs Leslie McFarlane and daughter Norene hosted a seven oclock chicken dinner in Brighton Texas to honor John Porter who will leave with Troop D for a year of military training at Camp Bowie Brownwood. The gathering included Martha Shockey Alvin Horak Frances Porter Bill Phillips and others for games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie McFarlane
Norene
Brighton
John Porter
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Texas
Martha Shockey
Alvin Horak
Frances Porter
Bill Phillips
Clarence Miller
Betty Redlinger
C. J. McCahill
Duane Johnson
Many Happy Returns Birthday list today
Paul Sheetz turns ten and Pauline eight with Mr and Mrs Andy Sheetz. Phillip Dusenberry is nine. Mr and Mrs James Dvorak celebrate fifty ninth anniversary. Other honorees include Vincent Krabill Mrs Wilbur Chalupa Mrs Carl Nelson Alice Richardson John Lemmon and Robert Shull plus Lonnie Griggs marking sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pauline Sheetz
Pauline
Mrs
Ndy Sheetz
Phillip Dusenberry
Claire Dusenberry
James Dvorak, Sr
Vincent Krabill
Wilbur Chalupa
Carl Nelson
Aliceichardson
John Lemmon
Robert Clinton Shull
Floya Shull
Lonnie Griggs
Arour Griggs
Fortnightly and social clubs schedule several meetings
Notices list Fortnightly club programs at 8 p.m. and social events at the Methodist church and Masonic Temple. Rebekah and Prairie Flower societies host meetings and potlucks with specific hostesses and addresses. Christian Women units meet in assigned homes at 2:15 p.m. plus luncheon at 1 p.m. with details and reminders. Units of the Methodist church gather at 2:30 p.m. and a cooperative dinner is planned at 6:30 p.m. with Dr. Keagy, plus board meetings and YWCA room notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Club
Roy Hrobat
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
C. KE. Strone
Prine
Friendship Club
Cecil Fitzgerald
Christian Women's Council
Martha Unit
Richard Malin
Ruth Unit
Glenn Holden
Naomi
Hiram Coatley
U. P. Ladies Aid Society
Ieee Tracy
Methodist Church
Pleasant Hill Aid Meeting At Mrs Glenn Pratt Home
Pleasants Ladies Aid met yesterday at Mrs Glenn Pratt's house with eleven members and five guests present including Mrs John Gamon Mrs Vincent Beliel Velma Kephart Bertha Kephart and Howard Swift Scripture was read by Mrs Lee Hesseltine and the Lord's Prayer was recited by all Mrs Charles Cannon led the business session presenting the treasurer's report and routine items A ten cent cash grab bag is planned for the next meeting on February 5 at Mrs__'s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pleasants Ladies Aid Society
Glenn Pratt
John Gamon
Vincent Beliel
Velma
Mrs Walter Kyle Hosts Snow Ball Social Club Meeting
Mrs Walter Kyle hosted seven members of the Snow Ball Social club at her home yesterday afternoon. The Iowa Traveling Library collection arrived with books for both children and adults. Daughters Eunice and Naomi helped serve refreshments. Mrs Arthur Wiley attended and Mrs Hal Richards will host the next meeting in two weeks on January 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Kyle
Iowa Traveling Library
Des Moines
Eunice
Naomi
Arthur Wiley
Hal Richards
Navajo Club Luncheon Meeting Held At Home
Mrs BE Stutsman hosted a one o'clock luncheon for the Navajo club yesterday afternoon at her home. Seventeen members and five guests attended, seated at two long tables with chrysanthemum decorations. After a two course meal the group enjoyed needlework and a social afternoon. Guests included Mrs J BE Wright Mrs G W Hay Mrs W B Dupuis Mrs Will Hemmings and Mrs Ed Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. Stutsman
J. BE. Wright
G. W. Hay
W. B. Dupuis
Will Hemmings
Ed Sullivan
Five Local Boys to Join National Guard This Month
William Miller announces a farewell social for five neighborhood boys mobilizing with the National Guard this month. Mrs. Howard Witting and Mrs. Lee Hesseltine helped Mrs. Pratt serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
National Guard
Howard Witting
Lee Hesseltine
Pratt
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Dawson Home
The Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. A. J. Dawson's home with seven members present. Newly elected officers Anta Dawson president WyYtie Anderson vice president and Mary Atchison secretary treasurer led the group as they worked on a comforter top for charity and discussed Margaret King's Vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society
A. J. Dawson
Anta Dawson
WyYtie Anderson
Ainsworth
Mary Atchison
Etna Dawson
Margaret King
China
Dawson
All Day C L Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Zager
Mrs William Zager hosted an all day C L club gathering on Tuesday January 7 with ten members present. A noon sack lunch was provided and two Farm Bureau lessons were given on The Consumer in a Changing World and The Consumer's Problems at Market. Officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs William Zager Vice President Mrs Herman Wagenknecht and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Elmer Thomas. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs Palmer Miller January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zager
C. L. Club
Farm Bureau
Hlmer Thomas
Herman Wagenknecht
Elmer Thomas
Palmer Miller
City Mail Carriers Dine at Manassier Home in Manassier
City mail carriers and two substitutes joined Mr and Mrs G V Manassier for a Tuesday evening dinner at their home. Regular guests included George Masson Charles Ragan Byron Snider and the host. The event featured a splendid dinner and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassier
G.v. Manassier
George Masson
Charles Ragan
Byron Snider
Mr. Manassier
Sigafoose Honored with Birthday Supper at Sam Marsh Home
In Shiloh on January 9 Mr. Sigafoose was guest of honor at Sam Marsh’s annual birthday supper marking his XVIII birthday celebrations. The menu featured an angel food cake with 97 candles. Attendees included Howard and Gravee Schoonover and Ben Coppock from Washington. Mr. Sigafoose noted he voted for Lincoln and has voted in every presidential election.
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Shiloh
Sam Marsh
Sigafoose
Marsh
Howard Sigafoose
H. J. Schoonover
Norman
Ralph
Fae
Gravee Schoonover
James
Lincoln
L. F. Sigafoose
Ben Coppock
Washington
Coppock
Merry Makers Club Dinner Elects Officers for Year
Members of the Merry Makers Club and families held their annual New Year dinner at the Bear home. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Adolph Larson as president Mrs Ed Kleinberg as vice president Mrs Harley Myers as treasurer and Mrs Earl Dill as secretary. Thirteen families attended. February meeting planned at Mrs Stanley Vouser's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
Clayton Bear
Adolph Larson
Ed Kleinberg
Harley Myers
Earl Dill
Stanley Vouser
Santa Catalina’s County Status and 1848 Treaty Link
Santa Catalina Island is designated part of Los Angeles County California. It was secured from Mexico as part of California by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed February 2 1848.
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Santa Catalina
Santa Catalina Island
Los Angeles County
Calif
Mexico
California
Guadalupe-Hidalgo
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Orie Turner
E. 7Th St
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O. FE. Sisk
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R. C. Keagy
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Lloyd Lytle
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Sect. I
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Dee Y.W.C.A
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Walter Kyle
Navajo Club
C.L. Club
Kenneth Blecha
Don Minick
Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association
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First Mortgage
Federal Home Loan Bank of
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Carol King Dorsa
Smart & Thrifty
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Washington Dairy
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