Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 101, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 30, 1940 Page: 3 of 4
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“Popular Front” was the recent
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dro Aguirre, above, banning
strikes, lockouts and other la-
bor tienpe. Be declared capital
and labor must maintain soli-
darity against fierce competi-
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to hig community. Ag hie community growi and
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corsage of lavender baby chrys-
anthemums.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
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sette wieh tiny tuck trimming at
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ice corsage of yellow daisies;
Miss House, lovely in petal pink
marquisette, banded with lace on
the full sleeves and wearing a
shoulder corsage of pink roses;
Mrs. Roger Robinson in white
and black eyelet embroidered or-
gandy with crimson girdle and
shoulder corsage of coral; Mrs.
A. J. House, mother .of the bon-
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thit for her
House of Yoakum, who is to be
married on August 21 in a bril-
liant ceremony • to James Young
Jr., of Corpus Christi.
Welcoming the guests was Mrs.
E. M. Tomme, wearing a pink
sheer with yoke and midriff of
Hundreds of new Silks, Prints, Slubs
and Cottens of all kinds, at our usual
LOW PRICES.
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Misses Sylvia and Joyce Marie
Condel and Jo Ann Thiele sang
“Happy Birthday’’ to them.
Young and old then enjoyed danc-
ing .until one o’eloek.
The music was furnished by
Felix' Koneeny. Then all de-
parted for Jheir homes wishing
them many, many more happy
birthdays. Those who attended
were:
Mrs. Hobinsal 8r. and daugh-
ter Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Konecny, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bar-
os and daughter Joytee, Mr. and
Mrs. Emund Baros, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Meker and sons, Edmund
and Raymond, and daughter,
Irenpi Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Roy-
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H Mrs. Felix Marek, Mx.
. J. F. Marek and; daugh-
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* cold lemonade to drink.
The birthday cakes were large
angel food cakes brought in by
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Day Ftete IM - Baa.
I Baated laaanutoe
Selve,” Handel; “Jean Burleigh.”
and “W’hat is There Hit in the 1
Heart,” Spross. Mr. Addington’s
singing was greeted with sincere
■if
Guy D’llaixlelot; ‘‘Minor and
Major,” Gilbert Strauss and “For
You Alone,” Geebl.
- In the second group were:
“When the Soft Winds Blow,’’
‘‘Petal Drift,” Qatar
“Dreams of Long Ago’’
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There was a surprise party
given in honor of Mrs> Felix
Koneeny on his 27th birthday
and his daughter, Joan, on her
3rd birthday, Saturday, July 27.
At 11 o’clock all were invited ijMSF ‘A -hodice
into the dining room, where there
> table loaded with all kinds
T:Ti good things to eat and iee
E. W. HdK|in>jdaugh-
Su Gene and Eddie Louise, Mrs. Charlie Cordel of Yoakum,
tort Worth, have returned
NMme after a two weeks’ visit
Mb Mrs. Hall’s parents Mr. and
frs. 0. Schumacher.
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ing, July 31, at 9 o’eloek, hon-
oring Mrs. Stanley Haver and
her daughter, Mn. Otis Abbott
of Ksaaas City. Methodist wo-
men and their friends ars eor-
diallj^dnvited. ‘
All Catholic Daughters and
their families are asked to Most
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style of orchid chiffon with tiny
tacked skirt and pink asters at
the shoulder; Mrs. H. T. Grate of
Wheeling, W. Va., sister of Mrs.
Rapp, pretty in orchid chiffon ac-
cented with shoulder corsage of
pjnk asters; Mn. George Ben-
naek wearing a soft white crepe
with subtle floral design and
shoulder corsage of roses and In-
dian carnations; Mrs. M. J. dar-
ner stately in a classic lace shell
pink model with a small corsage
roses at her throat.
Presiding over the handsome
leather guest book was Mn. R.
A. Thompson. Her costume was
a white.and Hack dotted swiss
„ with shoulder corsage of peach
™*«l«-igladiolias. -
The reception rooms were elab-
orately d|->oratcd in quantities of
yellow daisies, yellow gladioliaa
and marigolds. Ferns and mari-
golds banked the cool summer
porch where guests were seated.
The entire program was given
by Stanley Addington who sang
three groups of songs f6r guests
at toe three hours designated for
calling. "
Group one included “Because,”
LEFT HAND AND RIGHT HAND TOGETHER
ceosories and a stoonidsr sonmge
of purple asters; Mn. Frederick
Humphrey, wearing a demure
flowered seersucker organdy of
delft blue with toash of pink and
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a coffee at tho J. W. rie» Sylvie, Kute and Irene Rose, bodiee enrusgs / :
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nesville, sister of Mrs. Humphrey,
individual in white
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appreciation by the guests. Mrs.
M. J. Glarner was his accom-
panist.
Following the program the guest
of honor was presented with a
gift from the hostess.
The refreshment table was a
lovely array with its crystal and
lor the last hour he sang‘‘('are yellow daisies on an Italian lin-
i of open mosaic design.
Dining room hostesses
Mrs. Gorman Fox in a distinc-
tive shadow sheer with appliqued
embroidery on the bodice and al.
throat corsage of white jasmines;
Mrs. M. C. Yoder, wearing tea
rose net with full skirt and bo-
lero, and a shoulder corsage of
lavender asters; and Mrs. J. B.
Chambers in an exquisite char-
treuse crepe chiffon model with
bodice corsage of tiny white chry-
santhemums.
The huge ice punch bowl in a
setting of ferns and yetyow blos-
soms held misty green (fruit juice
over which Mrs. L. C. Brenner
presided Mrs. Brenner wore a
smart challis with sleek bodice
and shoulder corsage of Indian
carnations.
About 80 guests called during
the afternoon.
Chile's President
Bans Labor Tieups
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Fash ions in pets vary, but King
Bishop, 6, of Miami, Fla., man«
ages to keep a jump ahead with
his trained racing grasshoppers. - I
Like the one he’s watching, the
*hoppers pull tiny sulkies made
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Condel and daughter, Joyee, Ma-
all of Yoakum; Mr. Wesley and
Jerry Svoboda, Mr. Jimmy and
Henry Condel, Mr. Bill Koneeny,
all of Shiner—Contributed.
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Compliments '
Miss House ;
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A very lovely oeeaaior
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Morgan, Cena S. Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 101, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 30, 1940, newspaper, July 30, 1940; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1366262/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.