Seniors Enter Sullivan for St Patrick's Night Party
Guests gathered at the Sullivan home for the annual Senior Class Party with a St Patrick's motif. Miss Mildred Hulsey supervised games and refreshments while host James Sullivan welcomed attendees. Registered guests included Marie Fulmer Mary Manzer Donnitta Blain Virginia Curry Louise Champion Ruth Smart Dorothy Strong Mary Frances Templeton Jewell Kelly Allene Johnson Mary P Clements Leta Mae Chastain Nadyne Goodson Garth Robinson Ione Lucas Imobene Wynn Florence Phillips Leida Jo Thompson Elizabeth Fleming Pauline Coe Grace Moore Hugo Hayter Barney Glenn Estes Jones John Ben Castleberry Homer Willoughby J N Cook Joe Shields Wayne Parker Clyde Plemons Richard Carter Dwight Robertson Olan Alexander Lester Campbell Dysart Holcomb Elmer Knox Jones H A Holcomb Cliff Campbell Ray Peeples Henry Sullivan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Fulmer
Mary Manzer
Donnitta Blain
Virginia Curry
Louise Champion
Ruth Smart
Dorothy Strong
Mary Frances Templeton
Jewell Kelly
Allene Johnson
Mary P. Clements
Leta Mae Chastain
Nadyne Goodson
Garth Robinson
Ione Lucas
Imobene Wynn
Florence Phillips
Leeda Jo Thompson
Elizabeth Fleming
Pauline
Baptist Y W A girls meet at church for Exodus study
On Friday March 8 the Y W A girls of the Baptist Church met at the church for Bible study and a business session. Miss Myra Hayes led a prayer and song to open, with an outline on Exodus and plans to have twenty five members and guests at the next meeting. Attending were Iva Mae King Beatrice King Ruth Roy Beth Combs Blanche Tucker Myra Hayes Imozel Clement Leta Mae Chastain Mozelle Graham Josephine Wilson and sponsor Mrs Bob Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.A. Girls of the Baptist Church
Myra Hayes
Iva Mae King
Beatrice King
Ruth Roy
Beth Combs
Blanche Tucker
Imozel Clement
Leta Mae Chastain
Mozelle Graham
Josephine Wilson
Bob Oldham
Billie Ben Sugg Honoree At Grandmother’s Birthday Party
A sixth birthday celebration for Billie Ben Sugg took place last Saturday at her grandmother Mrs. B. F. Snell’s home. Friends Katherine Lynn and Owen Gilmore organized games, then joined in a cake and refreshments after a family style dining room gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Ben Sue
Billie Ben
B. F. Snell
Katherine Lynn
Owen Gilmore
Tillie Ben
Helen Sue Casin
Dorothy Jane Riggs
H. B. Gilmore
C. E. Coleman Jr
Joe Reed
Clyda Coleman
Wilson Mahan Jr
Dorothy Bess Braxton
Helen Sue Sugg
Swankie Miesels
Neva Clay
Sarah Elizabeth Lowerie
Billie Ben Suge
Mrs. Douglas Dozier Hosts Bridge Party Honoring Miss Wood
Mrs. Douglas Dozier entertained the younger set last Thursday afternoon March 9 naming her sister Miss Margaret Wood the honoree. Bridge games provided the evening’s amusement with refreshments served to Edythe Monroe Lucyle Martin Vera Kirby Pauline Starr Helen Childress Jewell Frances Somerville Oma Robertson Margaret Wood and hostess Mrs. Douglas Dozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Dozier
Mildred Slough
el Paso Street
Vera Kirby
Rose Strecker
Pauline Starr
Kathleen Leggitt
Helen Childress
Margaret Wood
Jewell Frances Somerville
Mrs Annie Wall Leads Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Annie Wall conducted a Bible study at a Methodist Ladies Missionary meeting. She led a study of well known Bible characters and gave a devotional that was followed by a song. Attendees included Mrs R S Rogers Mrs ML Phillips Mrs Roy Worn Mrs LJ Campbell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wall
Methodist Ladies Missionary
Wall
T. M
No Trump Bridge Club Meets With Lois And Lucile Miller
A regular meeting of the No Trump Bridge Club was hosted by Misses Lois and Lucile Miller on Wednesday evening, March 8. Mrs. Orval Couch won high score in auction bridge. a salad course followed for an assembled group including Mesdames Thelma Lucas Wade Mahon and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Trump Bridge Club
Lois and
Lucile Miller
Orval Couch
Thelma Lucas
J. W. Masten
Carrie Nola Campbell
Pauline Payne
Patti Lee Lewis
Faye Bell
Margaret Goforth
Marianna Scott
Bula Bess Bell
Argen Ilix
Wade Mahan
Carroll Logan
Mission Circle meets at First Baptist Church
Circle No. 3 of the Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. W. S. Puryear’s home on Monday March 13 to discuss a lesson from All the World in All the Word. Attendees included Mesdames Morgan Oldham Ballew Breedlove Pritchard Baxter Baxter Riggs Lang ford Glasgow Star key Bradford Moulton Beverie Johnson Puryear and Miss Rollins. The next meeting will be March 20 with Mrs. A. C. Baveric as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. S. Puryear
Mesdames
Ray Morgan
Robert Oldham
B. R B. Ballew
al Breedlove
John Pritchard
J. L. Baxter
J. W. Baxter
Riggs
Frank Langford
Howden
Howden Glasgow, Oran Starkey
A. Bradford
Joe Moulton
A. C. Beverie
Marshall Johnson
W.S. Puryear
Jig-Saw Puzzle Party Supports Texas Shelf Effort
The Ex celsior Club and 1924 Study Club invite the public to a Jig-Saw puzzle party at the American Legion Hall to aid the Texas Shelf project in the county library. Admission 50 cents per couple. children 10 cents. Two-couple tables compete for a prize. music and dancing planned. date set within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Club
American Legion Hall
Miss Mildred Slough Hosts Friday Bridge Party
Friday evening Miss Mildred Slough entertained with a bridge party at her El Paso Street home. Guests played bridge and enjoyed refreshments after the games.
High School P T A Reflects On 1932 33 Year
Wellington P T A High School unit closes a successful year with 105 paid members the largest in history. Led by Mrs R C Dryden and other officers the group undertook Library Extension Beautification of School Campus and a six week Study Course. Activities included State Birthday celebration Book Week Spanish program Christmas play Founders Day and Texas Day with fundraisers like candy sales and a mascot contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Parent-Teacher Association
P. T. A. Chain
R.C. Dryden
Er Fir
Preston
Secomd
J. A. Moore
Henry Helecnb
T. T. Fain
S. G. Henry
Standard Association
Warren
Earl Goforth
Connecion
Louise Harle
S. G. Terry
St Patrick's Bridge Party At Sullivan Home
Mrs. Pak Sullivan hosted the Thursday Bridge Club last Thursday with St Patrick's decorations and clover leaf tokens. Mrs. Morris Wells won the slowest time prize while high scores went to Mrs. W. Alley and Mrs. Roy Horn as refreshments were served to a long list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pak Sullvan
Sullivan
Thursday
St. Patrick’s
Morris Wells
W. Alley
Roy Horn
Fi. OW. Jones
S. P. Busher
al L. Cochran
J. W. Alley
FE. F. Lewis
Morris, Wells
Desiring Wells
J. TG. Stevenson
Joy Florn
W. OR. Orr
S. R. Pinkston
No Or. Corke
Pink Sullivan
Doubling Dozen Meets With Mr and Mrs Wiley
Mr and Mrs Wiley hosted a Friday dinner bridge party for Dove Dogzen club members. Guests enjoyed dining room service and table decor with St Patri Peay coverings. Later several attendees traveled to Mounts farm for a women event and honored hosts Mr and Mrs Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubling Dozen
Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley
Dick Wiley
Dove Dogzen Dinner Bridge Lab
Dridge Farm
Sud Tel Sul
Morn
M. Roo
Orr
Wchran
Mise Hattie
Thek Wiley
March Meeting Elects Officers For Local PTA
March meeting of the PTA elected officers Mrs Mink Sullivan as president Mrs Chester Fires as vice president Mrs Mee Templeton as secretary and Mrs WOW McClaskey as treasurer A library and playground additions were funded and ten World Book volumes added to Wiech School The High School PTA supported the Dean of Women's salary with City Federation An endowment gift was sent to the endowment chairwoman Attendance notes and a list of volunteer mothers and students were recorded One delegation attended the Galveston state convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Cowan
Lula Masten
Mink Sullivan
Chester Fires
Mee Templeton
Wow. McClaskey
Wiech
PP. T. A
W. James
Walter Campbell
Cecil Cre
E. J. Winn
S. G. Henry
John Forbis
Lee O'Neil
Galveston
Bynum Family Fetes T M Bynum’s 78th Birthday in Hollis
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday to honor T M Bynum of Hollis as he turned 78. The reunion saw 53 guests share lunch and a large noon meal, with gifts from children and grandchildren and a cheerful houseful of cousins and in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EF. Tivnam
Kelley Entertenay Sumitay
Mr. Bynum
Bynum
Tollis
Henry Sublett
Paducah
Mr. and
Dodsonville P. T. A. Reports Record Year of Service and Growth
The Dodsonville P. T. A. closes a successful year 1932-33 with improved services, a 142 member group, and a focus on Child Welfare. Led by President Mrs. C. D. Hill and others, the association raised funds totaling 210.93 through events like tournaments and a quilt drawing, while buying 25 new library books and supporting teachers and parents in health education and thrift efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodsonville P. T. A
PLTLA
National Congress
Dodsonville
1. A
Miss Hulsey Hosts Sunday School Party at the Ritz
Miss Mildred Hulsey entertained her Sunday School class with a Ritz theatre party on the Mezzanine floor. Punch and cookies were served before a showing of Pace in the Sky starring Spencer Tracy. Guests included Ione Lucas Florence Phillips Burnatee Beaird Marie Fulmer Lorena Carson Grace Moore Mary Frances Templeton Dorothy Strong Louise Champion Cliff Campbell Dale Watkins H. A. Holcomb Dysart Holcomb Ested Jones Elmer Goforth Lester Campbell Hiram Cudd and the hostess. Wortha Tarter visited here after teaching at Wheeler. Dr. E W Moss and Joe Hardy attended a medical meeting in Clarendon with Moss returning Friday. Mrs. T C Hite returned home to Midland after visiting her seriously ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred ‘Hulsey
Ritz
Spencer Tracy
Ione Lucas
Florence Phillips
Burnatee Beaird
Marie Fulmer
Lorena Carson
Grace Moore
Mary Frances Templeton
Dorothy Strong
Louise Champion
Messrs
Cliff Campbell
Dale Watkins
H. A. Holcomb
Dysart Holcomb
Ested Jones
Elmer Goforth
Lester Campbell
Hiram Cudd
Mildred Hulsey
Mrs. T. T. Pain Hosts North Wellington Club Meeting
The North Wellington Cluh met March 7 with Mrs. T. T. Pain for an all day session. Regular business occurred. Mrs. J. G. Gardner demonstrated the starting of the depression plant. An asparagus discussion followed. The meeting date moved to the first Tuesday each month. Next gathering will be April 4 at Mrs. W. D. Aldridge's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wellington
Cluh
T. T. Pain
J. G. Gardner
W. D. Aldridge
Masdames M. E. Bales
Chas. J
Change in Singing Contest Judges for PTA
The County PTA Singing Contest judges for the County Meet are changed. W P Robertson will judge in place of J L Burt, with Rev T M Johnston and J W Payne remaining. Judges will assess harmony time and articulation. Mrs W W McClaskey, PTA president, organized the event and aims for winners to enter the district contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Oa
W. P. Robertson
J. L. Burt
Rev. T. M. Johnston
J. W. Payne
W. W. McClaskey
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Sullivan
Billie Ben Sugg
Miss Wood
Missionary Society
No Trump
Misses Lois
Texas
Ples Masten
G. L. Farrar
Sullivan Home
Rufus Benson
Shamrock
Robbie Wells
Lacey B. Wells
J. F. Bynum
T. M. Bynum
Hollis
Tt. T. Bynum
B.J. Nynum
W. EL Tynum
TL OM. Merrin
C. T. Dynum
W. OH. Bynum
W. EL Hightower
D. A Hanks
M. A. Tanks
C. D. Hill
Roberts
Miruth Boarman
Jarvin Wynn
Seble Camp
Roy Newton
Tobe Deahl
H. P. Scott
Moniters
Dolsonville
Ream
Reamn
O. Heale
Terman
Miss Hulsey
Wortha Tarter
Wheeler
E. W. Moss
Joe Hardy
Clarendon
Moss
T. C. Hite
Midland
City Federation
Cocke Hlome
Tom Thumb
Celia
South
Dodsonville School
Bertingen
Eport
Gradde
Denny Mangum
Estella Cocke
John W. Harper
E. L. Winn
Winn
Harper
Court House
Clifton Meigh
Cork
S. P. Buster
W. H. Lynn
Lynn
Afra
Cynn
Tom Canpled
Ana
Mya
Danny
Maother Machroe
Mies
Mary Lew
Lewis H
Lynn Oceho
A. Cocheon
Hoe. Merrow
8. K. Parsons
Callie Chrtner
Misa Lewik
R. W. Miller
Walter Starr
Quail
M. E. Foster
N. i. Cocke
R. C. Dryden
L. A. Manger
W. A. Porter
Deskins Wells
Clifton High
E. W. Alley
Tom Campbell
Davis Robinson
W. H. Lama
Austin O'Neil
Aubrey Dobbs
L. Winn
R. E. Morrow
Mary Lewis
K. Parsons
Misa Callie Curtner
Desking Wells
Mrs. Tucker
Tucker
WRAA
Sherman
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