Fraternity Records Odd Chronicle of 1930s High School Group
The piece details the Likka Spoon Fraternity founded in 1931 by J A Moore and Dynart Holcoarb with activities through 1933. It lists meetings, holiday dinners, a Christmas tree, entertaining visits, a two day slumberless party, and a motto about a quart in the stomach. Members and roles include Elmer Knox Jones and others, with plans to enter Texas University in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likka Spoon Fraternity
J. A. Moore
Dynart Holcoarb
Elmer Knox Jones
Dale Watking
Alan
Mr. Moore
Suay Oy
Fay Lester Campbell
Austin
Texas
Texas University
E. W. Jones
Walter Campbell
Cocke
Hulsey
Mr. Smith
Hugo Hayter
Bonner
Menic
Senior Class Roll Nineteen Hundred Thirty Three
Senior Class Roll lists nineteen hundred thirty three students with parental acknowledgments. Names include Ruth Alexander Eunice Bird Donnita Daine Emma Blassingame and many others, each paired with Mr. and Mrs. or similar guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Clan
Ruth Alexander
Bird
Eunice
Annie Bird
Daine
Donnita
Edlaine
Blassingame
Emma
G. L. Blassingame
Bowen
Box
Emily
E. A. Doz
Campbell
Walter Campbell
Lester
Ll. J. Campbell
Carrell
Vera
J. Carrell
Carter
Sehard
J. W. Breedrove
Chastain
Leta Mae
S. BK
Ement
Amazell
G. B. Clement
Clement
Mary
E. M. Clement
Nina
Farmer
Effie Nell
RE. Parmer
Fason
Irene
F.C. Fagon
Gilespie
Venus
May Gillespie
Goodson
Nadine
J. A. Goodson
Glenn
Barney
B. G. Glenn
Hamneck
Edith
G. W. Poteet
Hancock
Wade
J. B. Hancock
Hite
Joe
G. N. Hite
Holcomb
Dysart R
J. A. Holcomb
Hlolcomb
H. A. Jr
H. A. Holcomb
Holley
Kathleem
J. F. Holley
Johnson
Anene
Trodne Johnson
Elizabeth
E. T. Johnson
Junes
Knox
KE. W. Jones
Kelley
Jewell
C. Kelley
Killian
J. B
J. A. Killian
Lomgino
Reba
H. M. Longino
Lucas
Jone
J. A. Lucas
Manzer
Elizabeth Manzer
Massey
Geneva
C. C. Munsacy
McMinn
Helen
L. D. McMinm Messick
Jessie Mae
J. P. Messick
Moore
Grace
B. E. Moore
Parker
Wayne
Tot Parker
Peeples
Ray
W. Peeples
Philips
Florence
H. A. Phillipa
Piemons
Yde
J. HE. Plemiona
Porter
Vivian
V. A. Porter
Robertson
Garth
V. P. Robertson
Dwight
Roy
Ruth
Della Robertson
Safed
Jennie
Mack Safed
Savage
Curtis
J. W. Savage
Shields
P. M. Shields
Lawrence
J. M. Shields
Statl
Louise
F. JP
Stall
Sullivan
James
J. P. Sullivan
Teague
Leo
R. C. Teague
Wallace
J. M
T. F. Wallace
Mary Alyce
G. H. Wallace
Watkins
Dale
F. W. Watkins
Willis
Floy Mae
Queen of Hearts Bridge Club Organized in 1930s
The Queen of Hearts Bridge Club formed on March 6 with seven charter members led by Virginia Curry and Louise Champion. Ten additional members followed, including Pauline Coe and Mary Frances Templeton, who became officers and set colors red and white with roses as symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of Hearts
Queens of Hearts Bridge Club
Virginia Curry
Louise Champion
Dorthy Strong
Imogene Wynn
Ruth Smart
Pauline Coe
Mary Frances Templeton
Anna Jane Bailey
Margaret Louise Champion
Pauline Farina Coe
Virginia Dave Curry
Elizabeth Fleming
Everette Marie Fulmer
Ione Frances Lucas
Grace Juanita Moore
Florence Ann Phillips
Vivian Isola Porter
Dorthy Jane Strong
Ruth Pauline Smart
Mary Frances’ Templeton
Mayme
Lamarion Weir
Ellen Mae Williams
Imogene Elnora Wynn
Marie Fulmer
Queens of Hearts
Wellington
Virginia Weber
Grace Moore
Vivian Porter
Ennis
Virginia Elizabeth Weber
Virginia
Gin
Derby Jane Strong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fraternity
H. A
Dysart Holcomb
Nyeart Helcomb
J. A. Jackie Moore
Elmer Knox
Elly) Jones
Waechter
Letty) Campbell
Spector
Spoons
Watking
Sargle
Dycart
Diecy
Cartons
Cliff
By Virginia Weber
Rivercrest Club