Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 163, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1930 Page: 3 of 12
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To Attend
Meeting in
ownwood
Tidwell-Staggs
quietly married la the pet—ace. <
a number of friend* and retail*
Sunday evening April X, at foi
oblock to the home of the bride
parent*, Mr. and lira 0. B. TV
well. Reverend laaac Newton <
BroWnwood ofttetattoc.
The bride wore a« Irtaemble <
new blue chiffon and carried
beautiful bouquet of fc^ter bile*.
Thoee who were present from 01
of town were: Mr. and Mr*. H. I
Staggs and son of Zephyr. Mr. ar
Mrs. 8. I. Fisher fthd family <
MulUn. Mr and Mri 8. D. Mi
Knuk and lott Of ftephyr. Mr. az
Mrs. W. M. Murphev and son i
Bang*. Mr. and Mis. W. M. suu
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Bluebonnet Club
Easter PAity
Sister Mary’s Kitchen
Mrs. O. M. StUteville entertain
ed the Primary Department of tto<
Belle Plain Baptist Sunday schoo
With ant Easter party on Saturday
The children gathered at tbi
home of Mia. StutevlUt and spen
the hours ptsytot games am
hunting EM ter eggs* The childrei
were: Martha James Opal Morru
Ruth Bradford Billie Mayfield
Bruce apd Laveme Mayfield. Haroli
Tatum. Jim Tatum. Elsie and Jeai
Powers, Junior Nance Billie Merl
Myrick. J. D. Dodson. Earl Dod
son, Jr.. Nanle Clro Smith. Beulal
Cornelius. Fred Day. Jr. - MM|
Looney. Lotos Tougal Oeorge Alle
Day. Bible Floyd. Bettle Fletchei
lari Pleteber, CatherineFtetetMl
Cyril Antonio. 'Marie and Luc
Smith. Bettle i Neale Myrick. 'Junto
Pike and Edward Smith. V
Assisting Mrs. Stutevllle W«
Mines william Day. Earl Dodsdf
Leonard Bradford. M. L. Carlls*
E. E. ‘TStum. Grady Morris, an
Misses Ruth and Marie Day an
Offered to diversion.
A dainty two course refreshment
was served with the green note re-
Usststf In the ice course.
The personnel included: MmOs.
W. I. Corbin. Sam T. . Cutblrth
H. L. Stewart. B. T. Johle, 171.
Shaw, 1. J. Woodward. W. D.
WWU. Henry WUson. Zeno Ingrum.
Hugh Orton. Joe Shelton. S. J.
ilail. H. Ramlnes. C. T. Ming. Roy
|bower, E. L. Garvin. P. C. Barnes
Ft H: Gibbs, Crews Hardy. Op-
the distinguished honor of being invited by the exclusive and re-
nowned "Order Of the Alamo’* to represent 1 he University of Texas as
duchess at the Bottltol Flowers Fiesta to San Antonio on the evening
of April the mST? B . , • _ '' A :1
Miss Horn has chosen for her escort, liacon Body of Houston
f.nd for her maid. Miss Sue GUbatt. } _ ______
Each year Miss Horn has been at the University she has been rated
as one of the Texas Beauties. , \ f
In 192* she was p: mcess. at the Violet Q own Coronation at Austin.
The same season she was Brown wood's duch m to the Cotton Palace at
Waco in King Neptune* Court. In 192B. Mtts Horn was duchess to the
Pst Stock Show at Port Worth. * j ‘ JI
In •ap.'Jg, Mias Horn was vice-president of Pan-Hellenic, an organ-
isation composed of all Oreek sororities. Mbs Horn was toected by the
Kappa Kappa Gamma 8orority for their ltX Rush Captain
College Humor Magaslne solicited Mis* Horn’s picture which ap-
peared among college celebrities to its Hall of Pams pajk.
Last fan Miss Horn- waa dhosen to represent the University of Texas
at the Waco Cotton Palace In the Court of Constellations
, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Id B. Gilliam, 8r., .
wnwood as duchess on several occasion* at the
if Commerce to Port Worth, from Daniel Baker
Bgt Circus in Dallas, and In October, as maid to
Miss Katheryn Allen Horn, duchess, was University of Texas reprev
sentative at the Cotton Palace In Waco.
Mias GUbam and Miss Horn will represent the University at the
coronatton of the queen at the Pleat* In San Antonio, at the elaborate
affair enrn by the “Order of the Alamo" Thursday evening. The set-
ting will: be the court of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain
art— Gilliam la doing Senior work In the Unlreralty of Texas. has
recently finished her “practice teaching- course In the School of Edu-
cation fjr a permanent certificate, and Is a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sororityl Last week Miss OUliam acted as toast mistress at the
University banquet of Kappa Kappa Oamma pledges, held at the
Stephen F. Austin Hotel. ,
Ifkfe Gilliam's escort will be John Junker Spencer Of Beaumont,
member of Delta Kapp& Epsilon fraternity.
y\iss sue o]
HMyo. Fred MeCulley. W. T. Bail.
Arch Ratliff. Paul Anderson. M.
W. Gentry. Joe Biagg. W. 8. Jsr-
rett and O. C. Harper.
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Post-Easier Bridge Patly
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Mrs. Stuart Scott and Mias Mar-
jorie Scott entertained with a post-
Bsstjer bridge party of phasing ap-
pointment on Tuesday. JV
The home presented an Easier
setting with the rabbits and
Master nests to evidence In the
decoration and also gave the nqte
far the game appointment-and was
furthered to dainty refreshment -
their beauty to the game rooaaa
In bridge, Mrs. Howard Edmistan
scored high and Mrs. L. Fields
Self Culture Club
The Self Culture Club nut
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. A. Stanley./ 7
A most interesting Texas Day
program was given on "Texa|'‘
Struggle for Independence”. Mrs. T.
I. Ivans was the afternoon's lead-
er. Mrs. Paul Anderson gave a
paper on “Beautiful , Historical
Spots of Texas”, poems by Trx*f
sweet tones of her voice, under
perfect control ahd the ease and
natural grace with which she sang
delighted her audience and she was
encored again and again. In en-
core Mrs. Olds gave a special ar-
rangement of “The Lonesome Road”
from Show Beat, carrying the old
Foster refrain “Swanee River”.
Thti she sang most beadtifully with
Post-Easter De Molay
Dance
• The federated club room win be
the scene Friday nigbt of the De-
Mo lay post-Easter dance.
Dancing will begin at nine o’clock
and the music will be furnished by
Jack Fide and his orchestra from
FASHION HINTS iiSST.
Howard Payne Auxilia
Open House
ifeie Howard Payue*Auxiliaryi
Abilene.
This Wff] be the last dance of the
school year and the committees are
enthusiastically working to make It
an affair which will excell any pre-
vious dance. A number from Brady.
Coleman and other surrounding
towns have expressed their Inten-
tions to attend this dance. /
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Visitors Honored
Wednesday Study Cl
The‘Wednesday Study Club mft
Wednesday morning in the federat-
club room. \
Mrs. DeWitt Abney wai to
charge of the meeting. The aeataa
tea planned for May 14 has been
postponed until May 21.
The program, was on -American
Principles and Ideals". Rev. P. 1 [.
Stanford gaVe a moat Interesting
talk on “What should be the Mags
of our sons and daughters as Ameri-
cans.” Mrs. T. R. Scott spoke < n
“How are we responsible for tl e
Ideals of the young”. “How can
test ideals by always enduring
principles," was given by Mrs. Ab-
ney. “Can we exert our highest V t-
Mrs. MeCulley accompanying.' a little traveling suit Is made of
aided greatly with her usual finish-1 old-ftohion^d shepherd's checks tn
ed accompaniment*. | black and white and uses a sweet
The duets sang by Mrs Olds and hand-blocked crepe for Its blouse.
Mrs. Young were “Carmens Walts with black checks on white.
Song- by Wilson; "Oh. That We —r— •
two Were Maying". “Carry Me Back patated Gedets
to Old Vtoritoaf. The praising. parts shows a fine little printed
blending of voices and the unusual gug frock to pinky tones that has
grace and charm of these two in godeu In Its skirt that point up to
duet was particularly beautiful. \ a yoke, making It a zig-zag Une->
Directly after the pregram a re- \ T . -
crption was held when her many \ < V
friends had the opportunity to meet Classic Pomp
Mrs Olds. Oorfect early spring footgear
Refreshments of sandwiches emphasizes the Chic of pumps,
cakes, mints, nut* coffee and Iced j HMI
the terrace. The 1 ~ ~ __
Mrs. V-. D. MeCulley honored
Mrs. William E Young of Wichita
Palls and Mrs. Hugh W. Olds of
Long Bearb California, with a
bridge courtesy on Thursday.
Roses,: larkspur and iris were at-
tractively combined in the decora-
tions for the rooms, where bridge
was the offered diversion Each
honor guest received an attractive
guest favor.
A dainty Ice plate with dainties
reflecting the pink and white motif-
was offered.
Mrs. Olds and Mrs. Young, each
brilliant; soloists, very graciously fa-
vored with solos and duets, much to
the delight of the guests. v ■
The personnel included a few dose
friends of the honor guests.
NEW BEADS
sow can have your printed
frock s fabric made up into
of beads to wear with it.
flence tn home, school, church add
community”, was given by Mrs. U.
tea was Serv ed on
tea table beautifully covered with
lace was centered with rose buds
with Miss Virginia Hardy pouring
tea and Mrs. William E.
pouring coffee
Throughout the home
om/Napkins;
x MAKE ANY.
I DINNER
TASTE'
BETTER.
jnior Twentieth
Century Club |
Throughout the home t Easter
lUfies, purple iris and roses were
artistically arranged
This concert was .sponsored by the
Woman's Auxiliary of 81. John's
Episcopal Church for the benefit
of their organ fund.
The Junior Twentieth Century
Chib met Wednesday afternoon to
the federated club room.
Mrs. James R. Mitcham was the
leader for the afternoon. The play
“The Father" by Ftrtndberg, wiu
the lemon.
Plans were made for the Presi-
dent's Day luncheon on May 111
The course of study lor next year
was discussed.
Nine Years Old
Friday, April 25th
Mrs. 1 Bryan Harrison assembled
eight little friends of her son. BUlle.
to spend the afternoon Tuesday and
to'celebrate his ninth birthday./
. Use little group' went to MM
Cog gin Park \*|w games gave
pleasure. The birthday cake topped
with nine candles was cut and
served with ice credm cones and ail
day sudkers to Tommie and Billie
Lon LASmith, Jr.,
Billie Davis. James
and Bobble Harrison.
\etus launde
them NOW!
I ERRORGRAM I
I CORRECTIONS I
American Legion
Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary
met In business session Tuesday [in
the Legion Club room.
Mira. C. H. Shackelford presided
over the meeting at which time mat-
ter* of routine business were dis-
cussed and plans were made. Uhe
Auxiliary voted to order popples lor
Wrathcrred.
BUhr Lyle.
(1) The shoe is not a pump, as
pumps have no straps. (2) Rhine-
stone Is spelled Incorrectly. (2) The
•hoe on the stand Is not a ballet
slipper, as they have no heel* (4>
Every box, bw: one. In the two top
rows of the cuo.net Is upside down
(5) The scrambled word la BOU-
QUET.
Beautiful Recital and Tea
An evening vocal recital of un-
usual interest was afforded music
lovers Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock when Mrs. Adrlle Ray Olds,
accompanied by Mrs. Pearl Talbot
MeCulley appeared In recital at
Pecanhurst. the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Lucas. She was assist-
ed by George Evans, pianist and
as s fitting climax to the close of
the beautiful program Mrs. Olds*
slater. Mrs William I. Young of
Wichita Falls, consented (to stag
with her several duets which were
enthusiastically received by the *U-
AdeUe Ray
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 163, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1930, newspaper, April 24, 1930; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1093833/m1/3/: accessed June 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.