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PR TT3 SOCIETY Geraldine Eartleson Editor OIRT Section II MEWS FORT MYERS, FLA. SUNDAY. APRIL 10. 1949 A Bible hurc lass in QflV ircle ery HIT -i I 4 1 1 1 1 IW -r, I i v- 1 ii i i 4 is ztM A Tlanning coming activities of the Community Congregational Church are Off to right) Mrs. A.

Crowell, Mrs. Robert E. Trout. Mrs. Charles G.

Townsend, Mrs. H. G. Crawford, baby Glenda Rae Crawford, Mrs. Edward C.

Allen. Mrs. Dirk Bruins and Mrs. Frank T. Hirons.

Luncheons, fellow. Bhip suppers and a series of card parties have been sponsored this winter by women of the church. Jlembers of the Better Homes Club meet the first Thursday of each month for a covered dish luncheon and quilting. Seated (left to right) are Mrs. W.

W. Faulkner, Mrs. W. T. Ballcntine, Mrs.

Gerald Hoadley, Mrs. C. C. Youmans, Mrs. Allen McLeod, Mrs.

Laura Sullivan, Mrs. William Mullarkey, Mrs. H. H. Raymond.

Standing (left to right) are Mrs. Fred Maywald, Mrs. J. B. Ililey, Mrs.

M. J. Lewis, Mrs. E. Cramer, Mrs.

Harry Scott, Mrs. Betty Jackson (below), Mrs. Lula Ballard, Mrs. Charles Hicks, Mrs. Harry Truebger, Mrs.

George Primmer, Mrs. Eilliam McPhee, Mrs. Ray Singleton, Mrs. 0. H.

Campbell, Mrs. Jennie Thompson and Mrs. Agnes McKee. 1 1 I 'At .1 bii i.l I I 1 I I )' iHm If Fidelity Wesley Bible Class hears plans read by Mrs. E.

B. Nichols, standing. Left to right are Mrs. Tom Smoot, Mrs. ayne Lew Miss Pearl Bulloch, Mrs.

Lora Belle Hayes (in back), Mrs. W. J. B. Spillers, Mrs.

W. D. Moody, Mrs. L. B.

Barber, Mrs. Howard Fitz-gerald, Mrs. Walter Ennis (on divan), Mrs. Joe Weber, Mrs. Walter Grace, Mrs.

L. H. McKown (in back), Mrs i Osmond Osteen and Mrs. Homer Pope. Mrs.

C. J. Zimmerman, Mrs. Howard Freeman, Mrs. Ernest Stevens, Mrs.

George VJhitehurst Jr, Mrs. Sewing for welfare and Lee Memorial hospital is the project of the Jilizageth Benevolent society. At the all day meeting Wednesday with Mrs. George Judd at Immokalee Lodge are (left to right) Mrs. Alexander G.

Rea, Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Frank C. Alderman, Mrs. Guy R.

Miller, president, Mrs. Ida Haynes Trunkett, Mrs. William R. Davenport and Mrs. B.

Laurence Duke. Ray Tipton, hostess, Mrs. James U. Koberts, Mrs. murray usseu, Mrs.

n. Jones mm is. rn I i ft -si zx'f irl v7 C. l'' ii rv5; Vf ill's 1 Y4 fV A-kvvv hA.y V.v -y Ay y- a a -a -iy- -1 I jiY i Ii iwY ft I tN i VY-v 0 "r-- A TT'f- Y-'Y 1' wttM yv.l.tMajbrihiACWL. rfWeS .1.: 1 ")0f xJ I a ri Daughters of Wesley Bible Class of First Methodist Church was entertained Tuesday night by Mrs.

II. E. Goodman at her home on Hill Avenue. Seated (right to left) are Mrs. K.

E. Kurtz, Mrs. Lawrence A. Powell, Mrs. Marion Powell, Mrs.

Ernest Bowman, Mrs. Ralph Hauser and Mrs. Murray Carlton. Standing (left to right) are Mrs. T.

B. Logan, Mrs. J. J. Dcane, Mrs.

Mark Bateman, Mrs, Bruce Evans, Mrs. Robert Hauser, Mrs. Tutle Smith, Miss Ellene Walker and Mrs. Goodman. Banquet honoring Youth Week officers was given Monday night at Kivereide uapuw tnurcn.

oupper wm p-1 Woman's Missionary Union. Left to right seated in back row Miss viola smitn, Mwwary r- Hansel Pipkins, Miss Janice Thompson, Miss Wanda liates, Kicnara oamiers, r.uiu Miller, Miss Barbara Easterlin, Miss Emalene Jackson, Us le JacKson. wiMMnwira raii.i. Rertie Harold Miller, Miss Florence Jones, S. E.

Neal, the Rev. Guy Owen, miss i.ee jonnson, nZ.n iU and Miss45etty Jo Norris. Left to right standing in background Mrs. Wayne Maxwell, Mrs. D.

A. Page, WMU president, Mrs. p-'prr-- in Jimmie Whitaker, Mrs. Bennie Kicn, airs, uoy uaies ana iurs. wu-.

0 4 1 ii err i -4 i 1 iYf 0 4 Y. I Kit V-J-i- i 7f www s- i4 p- -i v-Yft vp i I i I itniim twwy i. i. i 15 'I Ui V- .4 ey O- AA--x A fA: f-i 'Y-t 4 'a A' 5 A- Elaborate plans for the 12th annual Pan American ball on April 22 are being made. Candidates for queen are (first row, left to right) Barbara Michael, Barbara Barton, Bettye Lou Bates, Ann Brecht, June Martin, Janice Thompson and Rosemarie deLaunay.

Second row (left to right) are Mina Roe Kingston, Betty Hendry, Peggy Bobbitt, Mary Simpson, JJancy Franklin, Joan Hough and Delores Roys. Top row (left to right) are Ediths' Ward, Marian Miller, Pat Miller, Norma Edentield, Pat Starnes, Pat Kelly and Joan Hassctt. Candidate for king are (left to right) Jerry Holloway. Marvin Harris, Richard Yanke and Charles Mathia. iWV -A SA Revival services each night at the First Baptist Church will be concluded tonight.

Members of the choir are (above. Mi to nrj 0 Mrs. Marguerite Young, Mrs. George T. Mann, director.

Miss Joan Davis. Miss Betty Jo McGanty, Mum Nancy franklin ar Bettye Lou Bates. Second row (left to right) are S. W. kichardsun, Bub Thompson.

Bill Price, Jack Norn, ee kins. Paul Price. Gus Rosanio and David Rickard. Below (left la right) are M.sh Jennie Lm Hanshaw, Mm. Cornwell, C.

C. Cleveland. Mrs. William Sutton. Mum Editha Ward.

Miss Elva Hrooka. Mi Margaret Bateman. R. M. Stephenson and Miss Mary Katherine Foster.

Seated are Dennis Small, Her. R. M. Stephenson and Dr. Millard J.

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