The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 13, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 4, 1934 Page: 1 of 2

Thursday January 4 1034
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SOCIETY
Exes Honored With
Party
Miss Maxlno HUrIics entertain
cd with a party in her hnino Inst
Saturday night at which several
ex -students who wore at home
for the holidays were present.
Tho guests enjoyed relating' col
lego experiences and then asscmht
cd at (ivo tables tor progressive
"42". A pink and green color
themo was carried out in tallica
and table covers.
Tunnfish sandwiches ollvc3
potato? chips assorted cnndloi
cacs and hot chocolato were serv-
ed to the following: James Cham
hers Luclo Smith Jerome Reese
Pauline Hicks Mr. and Mis. Hoy
Stono Colbert Gray Mildred
licks Foy Drnntlcy Estcllo Duck"
worth C V. Cecil Dallas Knthcr.
Ine Smith Herschcl North Ruth
and Helen nccsc Paulino and
Elizabeth McMillan Carlos Leg-
jot Harrison Monroo und the
aostess.
MRS. ROSE HONORS
DAUGHTER
In her homo on Washington
Doulcvard Mrs. Rachel Roso en-
'ertalned with a watch party New
VearV n'ght honoring her daugh-
ter Gladys Rose who teaches at
Houston and visited her home
cre during tho holidays.
Guests were entertained by
james of "42". Those attending
were: Jack Pope Mr. and Mr.
Kenneth Tucker Adclaido Wolf
Slerschel North Buford Laffcrty
Mllh Wolf Margaret Wolf Mary
Hale and Eugene White.
theme. Guests received gift
from a lighted trco after which
fruit cake topped with whipped
cream and coffee were served.
A tiny beer mug tied with red
and green ribbon was the plate
fa or.
Members present wcic: Paul-
ino Hicks Maxlno Hughes Hettlc
Lognn Clay Mildred Hicks Rcba
McKinnis P.lolse Huujdus Doro.
thy Coltcy Lllllo Mario Cook
'Mary Louise Moore tho honoreo
and tho hostess.
PALS Initiate Pledges;
?arty Is Held
At a regular business meeting
f the P.A.L.S. on December 13
'our pledges were initiated: Mild
cd Hlcksv Mary LouNe Moore
Dorothy Colloy and Elolse Haw-
tins. After the initiation ccre-
nony in tho home of 'Pauline
Hck" Kittle Mario Cole was also
Sledged. She was enrolled in
'chool this- term coming from
A'lnters. This fills the club rost.
r making the quorum of thirteen
In honor of Miss Cole a Christ
mas party was held in the homo
bf Estcllo Duskworth on Friday
Dec. 23. Games of "12" were play-
ed with silver tallies and score
pads Illustrating tho Christmas
New Year Is "Watched
In" At Birthday Party
In honor of Miss Dallas Kathor
Ine Smitli on her birthday Mls3
Lucie Smith honored a group of
her friends with a imrty en New
Year's Eve.
Progressive "12" was tho form
of entertainment and attractive
tallies tied with firo crackers
wcro illustrate o of the holiday
theme.
At midnight a luncheon was
served buffet style. Tho table
was laid witli laco and the center
piece was a large angel food cake
brilliantly lighted with pink birth
day candles.
The New Year was christened
by the lighting of a hugo fire
cracker by Maxlno Hughes who
won high score. Other guests
helped welcome 1934 by shooting
firecrackers and lighting spark
lcrs.
The group then adjourned to
the midnight matinee.
Those present were: Louise Mc-
Klnzlc C. W. Cecil Rill Graj
Paulino Hicks Joromo Reese
Mildred Hicks Sammy Bryan
Maxinc Hughes Estcllc Duck
worth Foy Brantley James
Roborson Lloyd Baxter Charles
Holmes Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Konc-
gay of Wintcis Lucie Smith
and the honorce.
Rocky Mountaineers
Entertained
The Rocky Mountaineers com.
posed of students from tho west
em states" Worts entertained with
a party in the home of Walter
Daugherit. Impromptu poems
and songs were rendered by the
members. Margaret Wolf was in-
itiated. Seveial games were played and
hot chocolate was served to Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Tucker Wins-
Zelda Moserls Wed To Elbridge
Linn New Years Day In Oklahoma
LEFTY REYNOLDS
fit j naH
Reynolds Becomes
Member Of Oilers
The marriage of Miss Zclda
Moscr of Frederick Oklahoma
and Elbridge Linn of Santa Anna
California was solemnized in the
home of the bride at nine o'clock
on New Year morning. The cere-
mony was conducted by K. C. Mo-
scr of Wichita Falls uncle of the
bride.
Present for the wedding were
tho family and near relatives of
the bride Miss Margaret Linn sis-
ter of the bridegroom and friends
of the bride residing in Frederick.
Immediately following the cer-
emony the couple set out for San-
ta Anna where they will make
their home. Mr. Linn is engaged
as minister of the Church of Christ
in Santa Anna.
Both were graduated with the
'33 class here last June. While
in school here Miss Moser took
active part in religious activities
and was a prominent member of
the W Club. Mr. Linn was a min
isterial student was president of
the senior class.
'gaaStyahsafi at a twine"
Good Service Barber Shop
P. C. Jones M. N. Tommason
W. A. Jones R. L Whittle
R. C. Lcucrctt A. A. Story
125 CHESTNUT
PIGGLY-W1GGLY
Operated by J. P. Nichols
and Sons
Four Stores Four Markets
in Abilcno
Lefty Reynolds freshman coach
of basketball and ex-Wildcat star
has enrolled with the Mosc Simrrm
Oilers. Tills addition to the inde-
pendent outfit will mean much in
the way of getting required scores
for the Oilers as they meet all-
comers during the cage season.
Reynolds manipulated hi left-
handedness in college basketball
to attain a name for himself
throughout Texas and to gain top
honors in the Texas Conference
least year in scoring. His feats
included the scoring of 33 points
in a single night against Daniel
Uakcr.
Freshman Who's Who
Billy James a letter man from
Baird high school Baird Texas
is taking a general course in Abi
Iene Christian College. He is
coming out for the Freshman bas-
ketball team.
James comes to and from
school in a car with several of
his friends. Here's to your suc-
cess Billy!
Dora Frances Harvey comes to
Abileno Christian College from
Colorado high school Colorado
Texas. She was an honor gradu-
ton Rca Charles Flint Eugene
White Edith Wolf Margaro'
Wolf Fay Wrlstcn Ernestine
Chcsscr the host and Bon Morris
the club sponsor.
ate. With her charming personal-
ity she is winning many friends
in Abilene Christian College.
Miss Harvey is a member of the
Kitten Klub and other clubs of the
campus.
SgGEMIOg
Home Owned
Sunday Mon. and Tuts.
"THE LIFE OF
CHRIST"
Ztrj Scene Taken In Egypt
A Picture You Cannot Ajjord toMisi
It Will Live In Your Memory forever
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Serving in Collegiate Style
luncheons
. . . informal dinners
. . . socials
N. 2nd St. C. L. Johnson prop.
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New Year
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